Eight crew members survive plane crash in Nicaragua
West Palm Beach Fl May 23 United Press Eight of the 15 man crew of a Flying Fortress crashed en route from the Canal Zone to Kelly Field Texas have been found alive after bailing out. The wreckage was located 79 miles north of Managua following a vast search by army and navy units across Central America and the Caribbean. No details on the survivors were provided.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
S Flying Fortress
Nicaragua
Canal Zone
Kelly Field
Tex
Morrison Army Air Field
Ier
Morrison
Managua
Army
Central America
Gulf of Mexico
Caribbean
Morrison Field
Howard Field
Texas
Nicaraguayan
Fifth Rescue Squadron
308Th
Yucatan
Honduras
Nicarane
MacDill Field
Taw
Browneville
Marriage Licenses and Regional Social Notes
Marriage licenses issued include W Merk and Rachel Fader of Ret Owen, both of Lawrence, Curtis Bailey and Grace Bailey of Topeka, among others. The community calendar mentions initiations at Dearen Estee lodge No 4, visits to Lawrence, a birthday luncheon for Mr Bartz, and travel notes involving San Francisco and Honolulu. Agricultural improvements on Old Eudora road benefit Kaw Valley farmers, with church conferences and local visits highlighting the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seigey
W. Merk
Ghsen
Rachel Fader
Marion D. Owens
Yeh
Clare Mae Snoddy
Lawrence
Curtis A. J. Bailey
Grace Maxine Bailey
Topeka
Clara Baecher
Thelmaer
Minnie Jones
Margaret Westerhouse
Fred Eisele
For Friends Club
Gusgates
Mise
Amelia Hornberger
Thured
Pred Bartz
Bartz
John Lehman
Lehman
San Francisco
Calle
Honolu'u
Orr
F. Morong
Mind Stra
Alfred Eisele
Eudora
Kaw Valley
Nearfield
Eudora Charces
Evangelical United Brethren Churches
Humbolt
Local Community Groups Share Meetings and Visits Around Kaw Valley
Pauline Bena and two Jauch iere with Mrs Benz sister visit Mrs Augusta burr. Mr Ryan drives to Topeka for Undertaker Convention. HWH Ceis and son Hettert dine with Charles Cais in Kansas City. Marie Colman leads an afternoon meeting at Gilmore Home Kaw Valley Circle 2. Circle 4 hosts an orient deanert at Elizabeth Hallister home. Richard Markley and Lawren attend Sunday dinner with Musick family. Musicks visit Schellack in Lawrence. Community club holds called meeting at city hall. committees named for next meeting in June. Miner Lodge No 148 elects Westerhouse noble grand, Everley vice grand, Kagmaier secretary, Reitzel treasurer. Reitsel to McPherson Assembly as delegate. Ruth McClanahan named noble grand committee for curtains funds. Band delegation to assembly, Ruth McClanahan to lead. Home Clinic Picnic planned for Manhattan June. Six-class initiation in early June. refreshment crew listed. Saratoga Rebekah lodge performs pantomime Youthful Marriage. Stith presents doll to noble grand.
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Pauline Bena
Jauchiere
Guy Ryan
Gertrude
Allieon
Malina
Benz
Augusta Burr
Myre
Guy Ziesenis
Ryan
Topeka
Mea
Ceis
Hettert
Kansas City
Charles Cais
Marie Colman
Gilmore Lome
Kaw Valley
Lenora Shirek
Elizabeth Hallister
Esther Combest Chaitrman
Richard Markley
Lawren
Ernson
Johm Musick
Musick
Fred Schellack
Lawrence
City Hall
Allen Werterhouse
Refekah Lodge
Noble
Lucille Warmker
Minnie Edelbrock
Baldwin
Blanch
Lloyd Goodwill
Rebekah
Manhattan
Paul- Ruth Norrins
Mattie Ceding
Bertha Henry
Erna Pumphry
Mayme Petty
Lizzie Stith
May Lawrence
Saratoga Rebekah
Bonner Springs
Della
Blanch and Liord Goodwill
Ruth McClanahan
Individuals Attend Regional Scientific Meetings and Visits
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Esterly return to Short Hills after a week with Dr. and Mrs. George Esterly. Dr. N. P. Sherwood, Dr. E. Lee Treece, and Dr. Cora M. Downs attended Society of American Bacteriologists in Philadelphia May 12 16, with Sherwood and Downs presenting papers in Philadelphia and Chicago. Chancellor Deane W. Malott and Raymond Nichols attend a state board of regents meeting in Manhattan today. Mrs. A L Whittaker leaves for Goldthwaite Texas after two weeks with her mother and sister in Haskell.
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George R. Esterly
Short Hills
N. J
George Esterly
N. P. Sherwood
E. Lee Treece
Cora M. Downs
Society of American Bacteriologists
Philadelphia
Sherwood
Dr. Downs
Federation of American Societies of Experimental Biology
Chicago
Dra. Sherwood
Downs
Deane W. Malott
Raymond Nichols
State Board of Regents
Manhattan
A. L. Whittaker
Goldthwaite
Tex
Andrew Pearson
Margaret Speelman
Haskell
O. J. Lane
Memorial Hospital Guests and Local Notables Visit
Tom Calif is a guest of Mr and Mrs Clarks Agnes Rapp has been ill and is home to rest Mrs Charles Haller and Anna Johnson of Independence Mo were end guests of Mrs Harvey Starker Frank Speicher moved from Lawrence Memorial Hospital to the Stanwix home at 341 Lyons Street Mrs Speicher and children are with the Stanwix family Mrs Emery Underwood is recovering well after an operation Asiph Casteel was released from Memorial hospital Ruth Kenney returned from a UNESCO conference in Denver Summerschool at Lawrence Business College starts June 2.
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Tom
Calif
Clarks
Agnes Rapp
Memorial Hospital
Charles Haller
Anna Johnson
Independence
Harvey Starker
Frank Speicher
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Speicher
Don
Joseph
Mary Alice
Stanwix
Emery Underwood
Asiph Casteel
Ruth Kenney
Denver
University of Kansas
Unesco
Ernest Kugler
Georgetown
Colo
Lawrence Business College
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Afot
Changchun
Nanking
United States
Vinland Cemetery
Robert Bruce
Minnie
Walker
F. B. Dodds
Jim Great Bend
Votesars
Lane
Junction Cit
Hix
Junction City High School
Robert H. Mize
Ellsworth
Donald C. Westherbee
Fred Hunsinger
Baldwin Garden Club
Baldw
Albert DeSimone
David
Pittsburgh
Virginia Hargett
Kentucky Street
Hargett
DeSimone
W. F. Burton
Shawnee
H. W. Craig
Sara Minnis
Lottie Anderson
Fuller
Bills Grill
Mane
Court House
West
Eight Street
Fire Dept
Sunflower
DeSoto
Pally Insured
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Arta
Stowits Rexall Drug Store
Malott's
Mass
Zephyr Bakery
Lywood
Masa
THE
Kansas
Electric Power Company
C. T. Hough
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