Benson Sees Government Payments as Risky Farm Income Aid
Secretary Benson warned that using government payments to boost farm income could move agriculture toward socialism and become unreliable if Congress tires of funding. He cited a 7 to 10 billion dollar annual cost, plus high administration and trade-disruption problems, and noted overproduction and widening gaps between support and market prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Congress
Kansas Park Authority Board to Meet Oct 28
Kansas Pay Authority board will hold a regular meeting in McPherson Oct. A evening session will involve sportsmen from central Kansas. The event is sponsored by McPherson County Fish and Game Assn to discuss possibly establishing a state park at Kanopolis Reservoir in Ellsworth County. Lake Kanopolis Development Assn joined last summer to promote the park concept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcpherson
Kansas Pay Authority Board
Kansas
McPherson County Fish and Game’ Ansn
Kanopolis Reservoir
Ellsworth County
Lake Kanopolis
Mitchell urges more skilled craftsmen to meet future shortages
U.S. Secretary of Labor Mitchell warns at Lehigh University convocation that demand for skilled craftsmen will rise over the next decade unless more young workers are trained. He notes 1956 and 1951 craft levels were similar and cites a 220,000 drop in youths ages 14 to 24 over five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Mitchell
Lehigh University
U.S
Boy Ends Life of Garter Snake in Yard Mishap
Temonthold David Riedmayer calmly picked up a garter snake in his Toledo yard and accidentally caused its death. The incident occurred in front of his mother, who watched in horror as the event unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Chic
Temonthold David Riedmayer
New Orleans Negro Mob Beats Cop With Speeder
Off duty white patrolman in plain clothes confronted a speeding suspect named George Martin. A mob of African American bystanders attacked the officer as he attempted to arrest Martin at 70 mph. Nine others were arrested as a brawl erupted when more officers arrived. Martin remained at large on charges including driving while intoxicated assault and escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Alphonse Guichard
George Martin
Guichard
Martin
Pearson wins 1957 Nobel Peace Prize for peace work
Oslo reports Lester B Pearson, former Canadian foreign secretary, awarded the 1957 Nobel Peace Prize. The prize totals 40 275 dollars for efforts in UN peacemaking in the Middle East and the Gaza area. Pearson said he was thunderstruck by the announcement in Ottawa. The Nobel committee did not award the 1956 prize, reserving it for future disposition.
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Oslo
Norway
Lester B. Pearson
United Nations
Pearson
Middle East
Britain
France
Jare
Egypt
U.N
Gaza
Conservative
Canada
Liberals
Ottawa
Norwegien -Storting
Nobel Fund
Nobel Committee
Burke Predicts US and Soviet ICBMs Within a Year
Adm Arleigh Burke, U S chief of naval operations, said at a news conference he doubts Russia has a working ICBM now but forecast both nations will have ICBMs usable in a year or 18 months. He argued the West bloc offers greater security than any weapon and noted satellites’ orbital launches require substantial power.
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Foryo Wy
Adm
Arleigh A. Burke
U.S
Russia
Soviet Union
United States
Bourke
Burke
Earth
Bluejay Causes Church Interruption in Lynchburg
Shortly before morning services a bluejay perched on a chandelier at Memorial Methodist Church in Lynchburg and interrupted the sermon. Police were called. officer N C Dowdy fired a .22, knocking the bird from the chandelier and causing chandelier damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Bluejay
Memorial Methodist
N. C. Dowdy
Briton Tells Japan End To Tests Isn't Answer
In Tokyo British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan said suspending nuclear tests would not by itself prove disarmament. He noted nations able to build nuclear arms would continue. He replied to Nobusuke Kishi’s cable urging Britain to back Japan’s UN General Assembly resolution calling for immediate suspension.
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Tokyo
Harold Macmillan
Japan
Macmillan
Nobusuke Kishi
U.N. General Assembly
Desoto Area Briefs Note Deaths And Local News
Local notices report the death of Mrs. J E Larson and her husband, with relatives in Desoto and Chicago. Community updates include Girl Scouts meeting at the Methodist Church, Claude Atkinson’s Mayo Clinic visit, a W J Jackson family reunion, and funeral for Charles G. Medninch at the Baptist Church. Also mentioned are visits in Lawrence, a high school offering a new foreign language class, and Arthur Golden joining the Johnson County Cancer Society board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Lukeell
Claude C. Atkinson
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
W. J. Jackson
Bill Jackson
Mr. Jackson
Richmond
Sone
G. G. Mcdninch
Margery Cates
Mise Rosemary McAninch
Richard McAninch
Sunflower
Baptist
Lawrence
Clifford Rye
M. M. Steele
Ward Woodrich
Woodrich
Forest City
Roxa Osborne
Overland Park
Ernest Sigman
Focal High School
Carol Talley
Arthur Golden
Johnson County
American Cancer “Society
Lexington Township
V.W. Club
Memorial
Johannesburg
South Africa
Eeere Hall
Frances Zimmerli
Mis
Mattie Large
Edith Sigman
Harry Hiddleston
Carol Ann Zimmerli
John Zimmerli
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Q. Wright
Samuel F. Dutton
Bear Creek
Clinton
Pee
Alice Hoffine
Linwood
Wayne Dibble
Nannie Mar
Norma Mitchell
Paul Hoffine
Reid
Brenda
Marie Marie Walkjer
James Warner Collins
Ralph Rye
Ralph N. Plummer
The
Baptist Church
Research Hospital
Kansas City
Jewett
Uar
Lenape
DeSoto
Leo Large
Oelschlager
Emma Cobb
Eugene ‘Messenger
Kansas
Michigan town Senes to curb teen crime with unity efforts
Grant Rapids police report a decline in juvenile crime since 1949, with under 17 offenders dropping from about 2,000 to under 1,500 as population rose 11 percent. Lt Stanislaw Skuzinski credits community clubs, neighborhood stability, and a robust recreation program for the drop and notes no organized gangs in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Rapids
Mich
United States
Michigan
Grand Rapids
FHI
FBI
Stanley “Skuzineki
African Store Specializes In Trappings of Witchcraft
Johannesburg shop caters to African clientele with powders, baboon skulls, dried fish heads and other witchcraft items. The article notes incense burning, a rare rhinoceros horn hair used in love potions, and urban legends about curing odors and warding off spirits.
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T Ia
Resolution 2143 paving Dudley Court in Lawrence Kansas
City of Lawrence board authorizes paving Dudley Court and widening to twenty seven feet from Sunset East Line to Broadview West Line. Publication requested for six days. protests due within twenty days after last publication. action to proceed if no protests. Also notice for bids on concrete pavement and sidewalk work on Rockledge Road and plan details from City Engineer.
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Board of Communbtaiies
Lawrence
Dudley ‘Court
Broadview
Lawrance
Kansas
Ehatl
of the Oy
Weatherwax
H.C. Fisher
Board of Commaleacariere
City of
Kansay
Jane
Ninth Street
Local Classifieds Auction and Used Car Listings
A dense page of old classified notices and auto ads appears. It lists auctions by Roberts McLouth and Thomas Auctioneers, several car sale offers including Chevrolets BelAir and Pontiacs, and service ads for auto and machine shops. The mix includes appliance and repair services, typewriters, and home goods ads with phone numbers and locations.
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Bay
Leel
Fatulme Wadeta
Thane
Nashville, N. C. UP
Kansas Park Authority Board
Filabuster
DE Soto
Skusinski
Skuzingki
Oki
City
Kas
Messenger
Ella Gay Messenger
Wesley Coker
Leon Coker
Eizenhower
Kaw
Toutheast
Weaver
Eedios
Yale
Te Adios
Calaer
Erie
Wight Fay
McLouth
Thomas Auctionesr
Chiropractors
Wigeratag
James Radiator
Beacon AD
Pilence
Anderson-Shaw Auto Service
Anderson, Clift Shaw Wi
Peta
Flowers
Edding Machinga
Geed
Yoewritera Lawrence
Oh Bay
Sahvien
Buttenholes
Draperien
Murphy
Olds
R&m
New
Powertiite
Slick
Ford Va
Victoria
F.C
C.M
Belair
Belvedere
Pont
Catélina
Nice
Byars
R&h
Rall
Ino
Sadan
Rae Xatre
Bly
Pontian
Hydra
Fontine
M&e
Rune Good
Mobile
Hee
Mead Weat
NASH
Ars
Hunsinger Motors
Ith
Goodrich
Harmar Auto Supply
GAC
New Hampshire
Lincoln
Sarvsi
Chevrolet
Powergate
Hever
Charrie
Pappercetn
Bajsaian
Mass
Ind
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