Reno Community Club Meets to Plan and Socialize
Reno community notices list a May 8 meeting at 8 p m with the Lawrence Lindberg and Othal Wil ey committees and a tea towels and bean bags drive for the Children's Hospital. Other items include a Kent HDA gathering May 12, Sunday School adult class notes, and multiple social visits among residents of Reno and nearby towns.
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Reno
C. L. DeHoff
J. W. Grinter
Lawrence Lindberg
Walter Bleakley
Ira Higginbotham
Robles named Panama’s new president elect after vote
Panama AP reports Marco A. Robles leads with 124,830 votes to Arnalfo Arias 113,764 from 1,039 of 1,144 precincts. Robles, 58, banker politician and Chiari ally, won about 40 percent with rural support and pledged a firm stance in Canal Zone treaty talks. Election safeguards delayed final tally by three days amid fraud allegations. Junta to review irregularities.
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Panama
Marco A. Robles
Arnulfo Arias
Robles
Arias
Bolivar Vallarino
National Guard
Vallarino
National
Juan de Arco Galindo
Robert Chiari
National Electoral Tribunal
Chiari
United States
California
Hutchinson to decide on 600000 industrial bonds for plant
Hutchinson city commission will decide Thursday on issuing 600000 in industrial revenue bonds for an aluminum processing plant. Airco Industries of Toledo, Ohio seeks the plant here, which would employ 125 to 160 workers starting in early September.
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Hutchinson, Kan
Hutchinson
Airco Industries
Toledo
Ohio
Truck Driver Paroled After Rape Sentence
Gary B. Rudd a 29 year old truck driver from Ardmore Oklahoma was paroled Tuesday after pleading guilty to forcible rape Judge James V Riddell of Sedgwick County District Court gave a five to twenty one year sentence but paroled him after four years He was required to attend church and avoid taverns Rudd admitted raping a 21 year old housewife on the Kansas Turnpike February 2 after offering her a ride
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Wichita
Kan
Gary B. Rudd
Ardmore
Okla
James V. Riddell
Sedgwick County
Rudd
Kansas Turnpike
Phillips Plans Plant At Puerto Rico Site
Phillips Petroleum Co announces a $45 million chemical production plant project in Puerto Rico to supply basic petroleum products for synthetic fibers plastics and fertilizers. The move follows Phillips filing with the Interior Department to seek a 50,000 barrel daily import quota for hydrocarbon feedstocks.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Puerto Rico
Phillips Petroleum Co
Phillips
Oil Imports Appeals Board
U. S. Department of Interior
Medical leader disputes Johnson on elder care costs
Long Beach AP report quotes Dr. Edward Annis of Miami head of the American Medical Association saying the King-Anderson health bill would raise costs for the elderly far more than the president claims. He asserts both employees and employers would pay about 27.50 annually, not 12. The AMA chief spoke to a Chamber of Commerce gathering in California.
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Long Beach
Calif
Johnson
American Medical Association
Chamber of Commerce
Edward Annis
Miami
Fla
King-Anderson
Congress
Annis
Highland Contract Teaches Biological Science
A contract to teach biological science at Highland is announced. The teacher is the son of Delbert L. McPheeters of Olathe and the grandson of Arthur McPheeters of Vinland, with connections to Topeka through Paul Christian who visited Baldwin last week and played high school football in 1951.
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Highland
Delbert L. McPheeters
Olathe
Arthur McPheeters
Vinland
Paul Christian
Topeka
Baldwin
Arnold Christian
Delbert McPheeters
Woodstock Social Notes Reach Excelsior Springs Guests
Mrs Erwin McCrary and Mr and Mrs Thomas Cox and daughters of Excelsior Springs Mo were Saturday callers of Mr and Mrs Earl Bell. Mr and Mrs Maurice Davi son of Kansas City Kan visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Robert Davison. Mrs Arthur Voelker and Charles spent Monday at the
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Erwin McCrary
Thomas Cox
Excelsior Springs
Earl Bell
Maurice Davison
Kansas City
Kan
Robert Davison
Arthur Voelker
Charles
Community Notes From Lancas ter Area Gatherings
Mrs Mildred Petrie hosted the Neighborhood Circle on April 23. Game winners were Opal Wellman Phyliss Petrie and Louise Climer. Sue Downing entertained May 7. Dr and Mrs Sam Petrie and children of Mission were visiting Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs Dan Petrie. The Washburn family of Kansas City Kansas were guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Wellman Thursday evening. Larry J Roit US Navy San Diego spent two weeks with his parents. Robert Davison purchased the former Sam Means farm. Arthur Voelker and Charles spent Friday evening at the Voelker home in Tonganoxie.
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Mildred Petrie
Opal Wellman
Phyliss Petrie
Louise Climer
Sue Downing
Sam Petrie
Children of Mission
Dan Petrie
Howard Washburn
Kansas City, Kan
Harry Wellman
Larry J. Roit
U.S. Navy
San Diego
Calif
Mrs
Frank Roit
Arthur Voelker
Charles
Arthur Voelker Jr
Tonganoxie
Vinland Couple Dismissed From Lawrence Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Devault of Creston Iowa spent the weekend with relatives and Mrs Maude Devault at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. She was dismissed on Tuesday. The Vinland Grade School spring concert was held Friday evening. Mrs Shirley Harson of Topeka visited her parents Mr and Mrs John Laughlin. John McPheeters has accepted
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C. O. Devault
Creston
Iowa
Maude Devault
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Vinland
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