President's plan killed in House bid for health dept
Washington July 11 Congress blocked Truman's plan to create a department of health education and security by a 249 to 178 vote. The move scuttles transferring agencies from the Federal Security Agency to a cabinet post for Ewing. Senate action not needed. reform plans faced mixed support amid ties to socialized medicine.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Department of Health, Education and Security
Onear Ewing
House
Federal Security Agency
FSA
Social Security Administration
Office of Education
The
Public Health Service
Ewing
Senate
Senate Expenditures Committee
Herbert Hoover
Cover Commission
Ewing Tong
Arends
McCormack
Massachusetts
Cnngress
Javita
New York
Among Our Neighbors- FARM PERSONALITIES
Vitus Hadl and his family farm 154 acres near Lecompton. He cherishes seven granddaughters and runs a diversified operation with wheat oats corn and sweet clover. He practices crop rotation contour plowing and uses some fertilizer while remodeling farm buildings and fencing hogs and sheep. He served in World War I and previously ran a 160 acre farm near Clinton before moving to the current property.
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Vitus Hadl
Lecompton
Hadl
Richard
Virginia) Carter
Clinton
Mra
Herb
Marjorie) Kampechroeder
Mississippi Street
Francia
Augusta) Flory
Allen
Jeanette) Richard
Wichita
Hadi
Fern French
Alicia French
Saginaw
Michigan
Hadis
Vitus
Hagl
Had
Haddas
Belleview
Armed Services
Cummings
Hadl Family Farming Life On Lecompton Plains
Vitus Hadl once ran 170 ewes and 400 hogs, with up to 80 cattle, while his daughters helped milk. Across 165 acres he grew wheat, corn, oats and alfalfa. The Hadls joined several organizations, including VFW and Modern Woodmen. He plans to keep the farm and enjoy grandchildren.
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Hadi
Germany
Hadl
Liberty Memorial High School
Clinton
Lecompton
Hadls
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Modern Woodmen of America
Civil Protection Association
Lecompton V. F. W
Willing Workers Home
Pleasant Grove Fragments From a Franklin County Meeting
The Rev Isaac Montgomery and the Rev Dan Flory attended a district business meeting at the Dunkard chapel in Franklin County. Will Kingery and family from Warh ington Creek dined with Mrs Aie Churchabaugh. Harve Hibner returned home from six months with his sister near Miranant Grove. Andrew Wagner and children from Westphalia visited Mrs Churchbaugh and Mrs William in Lawrence County. Anos Flory of Camden spent the weekend with local relatives.
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Isaac Montgomery
Dan Flory
Dunkard Chopel
Franklin County
Will Kingery
Warhington Creek
Fie Chucehhaugh
Alonzo Kingery
Lonnie
Harve Hibner
Fin
Horron
Miranant Grove
Andrew Wagner
Westphalia
Old Settlers Picnic Plans and Local News in OsKaloosa
OsKaloosa commercial club reviews county hospital reports from Rows Keys and Rev K Wy Manky of Winchester. Old Settlers picnic dates August 24 25 and 26 are set with James Leater as committee chair. Mrs Margaret Janes of Deming visits family in town. Various local social visits and a June 28 wedding of Jes berta Walker and Sam Huddleston noted with reception. Families plan summer gatherings and travel to Topeka and Kansas City.
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Seasason
N County Hospital
Rows Keys
K. Wy Manky
Winchester
Hickeory Point
James Leater
Cheirman
Lawrence families share church events and visits
In Pleasant Grove and nearby towns, residents attended church gatherings and hosted guests. Mrs. Cecil Bucket’s shower honored at the Ciyée Puckett home. Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Messer of Lawrence hosted visiting relatives in Pleasant Grove. Numerous calls and visits from Lawrence and Kaw Valley residents noted, including births, dinners, and family gatherings.
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Own
John Daniela
Cecil
Bucket
Ciyée Puckett
N. D. Messer
Lawrence
Pleasant Grove
Tuscany
Womery
Matt Else
Bigs
John Daniels
Percy Elston
and Daniels
Eee Daniels
Rescos Daniels
North Lawrence
Otto Smith and
Zane
Springfield
Tepriser
Tn Lawre
Robert Ulrich
Chanute
Sacurdas
Frank Corbet
Lloyd Nester
Paiatee
Oklahoma
Norah Aberhart
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Everett Hart
Ynys Williams
Topeka
Ora
Bell Porte
Junior Holloway
Guy Folks
Lawrenc
Charles Tulford
Maryidee
Ara
Wedding guests and troop camp events noted in Osage County
Teece and Lesiie Lane of schalr week end Saree cere ek Mike Brown and Mr. Keeling went to the minet san bhotlay. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sutton visited from Cleveland to attend the wedding of Leland Huddleston and Roberta Walker in Topeka. Ten Oskaloosa Bay Beout members spent a week at Camp Jayhawk with leaders William Koppe E A St John and Jack Nall. Rotary club and Rotary anna traveled to Valley Falls for an anniversary dinner and party. Mrs. Mary Morrow Johnson and family came from New York.
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Richard Sutton
Cleveland
Tds
Vange Sutton
Tie Cousin
Leland Huddleston
Roberta Walker
Topeka
Thureday
Oskaloosa Bay
Camp Jayhawk
Ozawkie
William Koppe
E. A. St. John
Jack Nall
Erik Pou
Rotary Club
Rotaryanna
Valley Falla
Mary Morrow Johnson
New York
Yew Family Visit Highlighted at Benach Beach Program
A community event featured Mrs. Jean Lealer as narrator and Mrs. Jeanie Davis directing. The program titled Fat Platnic Music in Story Endi ng showcased a local group performing music and storytelling activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jul Kicup
W. Btenach
Jean Lealer
Jeanie Davis
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Department of Ication and Security
Voner
Missus
Mr. Fffie Churchbaugh
Williama
Anos Flory
Camsden
Oskaloosa
Margaret Janes
Deming
Rebecca O'Brien
Gertrude Goldman
John J Eyien
Chars
William Patricku
Yona Huddleston
Patrick
Topeka Thure
Jesberta Walker
Bateram P. Walker
Dean Sam Huddleston
Kansas City
John Warren
Mr. Huddleston
Addie Gilbert
Zell Fitzgerald
Anfternoon
Warren Cox
Russell
Emory Cox
Vinlt
Studebaker
Meet Hes
Mase
General Electric Appliances
General Electric
Trapeze
Wild Animals
General Appliance CO
Teece
Lesiie Lane
Schalr
Saree Cereek
Mike Brown
Mr. Keeling Weet
Minet San Bhotlay
Werton
Candona Ber" Mueber
Sirs
Ette Bouras
Emerson
America
Norris Bros
E. Morrow
Goodrich
Oslo
Kalvineter
Yom
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