Girl rejects foul play theory in clothing found by road
Walla Walla News reports a young farm girl from a rural area near Burbank disputed police suspicions of foul play after her clothes were found beside a county road. She described the clothes as old and worn, worn to protect her during daily trips to catch the school bus with a boulder noted as the hiding place for the items.
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CAP Gets Set For A Civilian Defense Role
Wichita November 14 The Air Patrol in Kansas gears to join the civilian defense program Col Paul Threlfall Kansas Wing commander says a state CAP radio network already operates stations at Independence Fort Riley and Marion Four Wing planes are used by CAP as air watchers The Air Patrol expects five radio mediates in service in Wichita area and five more by year end A stepped recruitment campaign is under way
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28 U S Farmers Start On a Tour of Rural France
A group of 28 farmers from midwestern states left by plane for a tour of farms in France England and Denmark to study conservation. Melvin Thinsen of Omaha, a member of the tour, hopes to learn methods to keep long tillage areas productive. Han gen is farm program director for WOW Omaha. The group will return about December 11.
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Fliers From 3 Countries Compare Notes on Scouting
Washington reports that American British and Canadian lieutenants will meet Nov 22 to Dec 2 at a Topeka base to study aerial reconnaissance methods and tactics. Paul T. Collen commanding the 11th air division at Topeka will host the event. Also in Topeka a state 4 H club camp fundraiser opened with Gov. Carlin and campaign chairs urging support. other local items note liquor fines, license suspensions, and Masonic and Knights Templar gatherings.
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Ducks scarce as second half of season opens
The article notes duck hunters report a tapering duck season with few birds taken in the last five days. It describes a dry spell during the second half of the split season and mentions a five duck daily limit offering little relief.
Neff Trial Reopens as Final Jury Selected
The Neff murder case returns to court with a partial 11 member jury seated after a hung jury in the prior trial. Key testimony involves expert witnesses and the state’s attorney hints at new evidence as the defense pursues a different strategy in Wellington.
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Winter Veterans Hospital hosts Latin American program
A Latin American program at Winter Veterans Hospital Sunday featured entertainment by Marie c knitanets Charles O'Cons trier and Crinipets Tew Thawkiney cellos Kevsinthe Wertener dancers Nanc tista Miedo and Mary Paws with Bob Allen as master of ceremonies. The event promoted by Deuces County ehagne yter of the American Red Cross showcased performances and acknowledgments while Wave Revival Services by Worden Evangelical United Church planned a two service run beginning at 10 each Sunday. Moscow papers report Starostin, a Communist candidate, seeks membership in the Russian central committee.
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Deaths and Funerals Walter Wadley Deay
Private First or Dradley D 125 Shire Street is reported dead with services at 2pm Thursday in Schubert Funeral Chapel. Rev Leland Young Ter to officiate as burial is handled by the Veterans of Foreign Wars in the V F W section of Oak Hill Cemetery. Walter Wadley Deay, born in Lawrence, raised in Pleasant Grove, graduated Baldwin High School 1951, entered the army February 1942, and is survived by his father Walter J Deay and brother Howard Wayne Deas of the home. Funeral details include home service and graveside at Mark Cemetery with Mrs Martha FE Vermont Street attending.
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Lizzie Casebull
Werrensburg
Princess Elizabeth and Baby Reported Doing Well
Royal communiqué says Princess Elizabeth and the newborn prince are progressing well after the birth on Sunday. The infant is unnamed. Elizabeth has had a good night with exceptional health, and the queen was briefly able to see the baby yesterday.
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Vespers on KU campus feature multi choir concert
On Sunday in Hoch Auditorium the University of Kansas hosts the first all-maior concert of the year with the University Symphony Orchestra KC Symphonic Choir University Women's Glee Club Men’s Glee Club and A Capella Choir directed by noted conductors. New officers of the Interdenominational Youth Council were announced: Betty Banker president Phyllis Nehrbarg vice president Annette Smith secretary Gordon Wakefield treasurer Stella Carney reporter. Paid in two weeks taxes in the county treasurer’s office totaled 178.4 after notices due November 1.
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Births and Admitted Names From City Notices
Admitted Melvin Fowler Baldwin Route 1 PLE and others listed with addresses including Mrs Actes Belcher 633 New York street and Mrs Jennie Morgan Route. Dismissed chka Tinne and baby girl. Birth report notes a daughter born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs Albert Terry 750 Rene street with name unreadable.
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Market News Markets at a Glance New York Now
Markets at a glance show wheat and corn firm with strong commercial demand for wheat. Prices for poultry eggs and butterfat listed with varied ranges. Local produce and hay receipts noted, with cattle and grain prices and quality shifts described.
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Tide Basin
Attorneys Confer With Judges In Osteopaths Suit
Attorneys for the state of Kansas and for a group of osteopaths conferred with three federal circuit court judges today in Topeka on briefs filed in a suit brought by the osteopaths.
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