Eudora Weave r Home Demonstra tion Meeting Recap
Community notes from Eudora report a Monday meeting at the TD Faure building with members urged to bring table service and to contact Abs Floyd Broers or Mrs. William Mier before Sunday. Clara Neustifter hospitalized in Lawrence Memorial. Frank Alverz at Winter Veterans Hospital for checkups.
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Weaver
Demontra Sion
TD Faure
Pine Economics
Servicw
Abs Floyd Broers
Willian Mier
Clara Neustifter
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Frank Alverz
Veterans Tospral
Topeka
BUB Chun
Rey
Friendsite
Fupside
Itaan Rothberger
Diane Wilson
Sind
Lia Sluder
Charles Gerstenberger
Lawrence Sommer
Wadsworth
Veterans’ Hospital
Tomaka Ris
Eudora
Delegation Selected From First District Boosts Hall Position
Holton gubernatorial candidate Fred Hall gains early congressional backing as the First District selects Byron Guise and Glenn Cogswell as delegates to the national convention. Delegates at large Will Beck and Arthur Fletcher support Hall. three anti Hall delegates chosen in Coffeyville. Beck favors Nixon as Eisenhower’s running mate. Cogswell undecided pending the nomination.
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Holton WD
Fred Hall
Byron Iuise
Marysville
Hall
Glenn Cogswell
Topeka
Will Beck
Holton
Arthur Fletcher
Oatiet
Fletcher
Coffeyville
Emporia Tamorros
Peverly
Cogswell
Shawnee County
Guise
Eisenhower
Beck
Nixon
Local Personal Notes Highlight Family Events and Education News
Mrs. Dean Nesmith plans a Wednesday trip to Yates Center to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Wallace as they mark their 50th wedding anniversary. Various Kansas University students and local residents appear in campus and community notes, with travel, funeral attendances, and a claim about global ice resources from the National Geobiophic Society.
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Dean Nesmith
Yates Center
L. R. Wallace
Nesmith
Leslie
Ida Louise
Kenneth Constant
Capper Publications
New York City
Topeka
Henry Blake
Daily Capital
Navy
Chester W. Gates
C. W. Gates
Baldwin
Caribbean
Forrestal
Norfolk
Leesa
Kansas University
Eleanor Youngberg
Associated Women Students
K.U
Betty Hoffman
Chi Omega Social Serority
Mike Jones
Chuck Broadwell
John Wanninga
Ray Schwegler
Phi Kappa Psi
Billy Sanders
Joel Malott
Pittsburg State Teachers College
Glenn Kappelman
Cuba
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Jamica
Key West
Havana
Lawrence Unfred
United States Air Force Non-Commissioned Officers Preparatory Academy
MccConnell Air Force Base
Wichita
W. G. Fairly
Earl Hill
Clifford T. Davis
J. R. Davis
Noble C. Fairly
Leavenworth
Mother's idea of child's place shapes his feelings study says
A Kansas State College pilot study found that a mother's view of her child's proper role in life influences how the child regards the mother. Researchers Leone Bell and Joan Aldous note that middle income mothers stressing traditional values may cause children to view discipline and affection differently.
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Manhattan
Kas
Kansas State College
Department of
Family and Child Development
Leone Bell
Joan Aldous
Keli
Kellavid Minthers
Well
African Violet Show Honors Growers at Community Exhibit
Mrs. Charles Miller of Tonga-AuAle dominated the African Violet show at the Community Building with 19 blue ribbons and 3 gold cups. Mrs. Hartman and Mrs. Cave also won multiple cups, while Olive Lawson led in gloxinias. The display theme Friendly Neighbors featured violet arrangements reflecting England, Africa, and Hawaii.
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Charles Miller
Tonga- AuAle
HK. B. Hartman
J. A. Cave
William Guenther
Olive Lawson
J. A. Dove
R. B. Hartman
Fred Kloepper
Marie Jarrett
Harlan Miller
Fred Richardson
Myron Dicker
Anna Weed
Kloepper
Hartman
Dove
Dicker
Pherlars Miller
Guenther
Jarrett
B.A. Conk
Kleepper
Ehl
Hartsman
Richardson
Doys
Charles Muller
Guent
Jack Lawson
Olive Larsson
Rove
G. A. Emerson
Olive Tassons
Dive
Cvo Newman
G Oa Emerson
Edelbrock
Paul Neumaré
Wichita
D.C. Fossey
Mound City
Jack of All Trades For New York Village Back At Work After Absence
CORFU New York Leonard J Gardner a versatile village worker returned to duties after a 10 day suspension He served as police officer school crossing guard water meter reader rubbish collector and more Gardner claimed he was too busy to do all tasks while an assistant ran the water system A People s Party formed amid the dispute and a slate of candidates will seek village board seats while Gardner was off payroll two men filled his posts
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Jack of All Trades
New York Village
Corfu
Leonard J. Gardner
Gardner
Harold M. Lawrence
New York
Ant
People’s Party
Peoples Party
Shree
McKay to Face Opponent in Oregon Senate Bid
Portland Oregon Phillip Hitchcock a former state legislator announced he will stay in the race against Secretary of the Interior Douglas McKay for the Republican nomination for senator from Oregon. McKay filed for the nomination last Friday and said the move was urged by the Republican National Committee.
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Portland
Ore
Douglas McKay
Oregon
Phillip Hitchcock
McKay
Republican National Committee
Iowa Physicists Launch First of Three Balloons
Iowa University physicists sent aloft the first of three cosmic ray study balloons at 7 43 a m with an airplane and truck trailing its eastward flight. The 250 foot high balloon carries four equipment packages to be released by radio command within 8 to 10 hours, parachuting near Lake Michigan area as the craft climbs beyond 21 miles to burst.
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Iowa City
Iowa
State University of Iowa
Lake Michigan
Ilinois
Indiana
Anderson predicts 1956 could boost Kansas Democrats
Kenneth T. Anderson, a Kansas political figure and 1950s Democratic gubernatorial hopeful, calls 1956 the most opportune year for Democrats. He criticizes GOP divisions in the state house and says the public wants a governor who represents the people, not a party faction. He plans to outline strategy at a Democratic rally in Salina on March 22.
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Kenneth T. Anderen
Denarrate
National Corcaitepman
Iinsas Democrats
Stattons
Anderson
Kansas
Republican Party
Salina
Chicago Cards May Shift To Miami After Bears Offer
Chicago talks with the Bears push the Chicago Cardinals toward relocation to Miami. The front page chatter notes potential team moves and includes scattered names and teams involved, highlighting the push to move the franchise amid new offers and market signals.
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Chicago
Miami
Bears
Television rights dispute affects Bears and Cardinals away games
Fragmented OCR outlines a controversy over TV rights involving Carmichael and Chicago clubs, hindering telecast of road games for the Bears and Cardinals and cutting off potential revenue. It mentions league clubs tapping funds for commuter rail use and references a 1990 figure of 8.07 million in TSA context.
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Rage
Abie
Teevision
Carmichaeli
Theopra
Chicaso
Bears
Cardinals
Ocmeage
Ne. Otter
Natomih
Cal Money
Tom Island
Hanlvoud
Lawrence students named to KU Business honor roll
The fall semester honor roll for the Kansas University School of Business lists 40 students. Lawrence participants include Edward Brass, Kenneth Anderson, and Richard Liestor, with addresses provided.
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Lawrence
School of Business
Kansas University
Edward Brass
Kenneth Anderson
Richard Liestor
Rl. St
Dulles Concerts Indo Leaders in Asia Trip
U S Secretary of State Dulles praised Indonesia's strong patriotic leadership and extended President Eisenhower's invitation to Soekarno to visit the United States as he traveled to Thailand after stops in Jakarta and Indonesia.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Upm
U.S
State Dulles
Thailand
Eisenhower
Soekarno
United States
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