Fifty-one Beauties Vying In Miss America Pageant
Atlantic City hosts fifty one entrants for the Miss America 1958 contest with semifinals set to begin. Top talent winners include Jennie Rebecca Blatchford from Pennsylvania and Judith Faye Hansen of Oregon tied in talent, with Elaine Herndon Miss North Carolina winning the swim suit event.
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Atlantic City
N. J. UP
Maring Ann McKnight
Manning
S. C
Aia
Pennsylvania
Oregon
North Carolina
Jennie Rebecca Blatchford
Holidaysburo
Judith Faye Hansen
Astoria
Ore
Elaine Herndon
Miss Blatchford
Miss Hansen
Chiamano Mimi
Miss Missouri
Sara Ann Cooper
Buckner
Indiana
Gloria Ruth Rupprecht
Valparaiso
Miss Herndon
Miss Georgia
Jody Elizabeth
Shattuck
Atlanta
Arizona
Lynn, Freyse
Tucson
Sterns Deny Red Spy Charges in Prague Statement
Alfred and Martha Stern deny being Communist spies and say they fled the United States under persecution. They claim threats and false accusations as progressive-minded individuals, with passports seized and mail interfered with. CTK in Prague distributed their statement noting FBI counter spy Boris Morris alleged they were spies.
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Vienna
Alfred
Martha Dodd Stern
United States
U.S
Sterns
Prague
CTK
FBI
Boris Morris
Texan asks ban on integrated couples
State Rep Joe Pool telegrammed President Eisenhower urging action to stop Negro soldiers in Germany from bringing white wives to Texas. The Army recommends transfer of soldiers who married white German women from the 2nd Armored Division before it departs Bad Kreuznach for Ft Hood in November. A division spokesman said some marriages prompted the recommendation to avoid embarrassment.
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Dallas
Joe Pool
Eisenhowe
Germany
Texas
Army
2Nd Armored Division
Ft. Hood
Tex
Bad Kreuznash
French Prince Enlists in French Army Today
Prince Henri of France, eldest son of the Count of Paris and claimant to a throne that no longer exists, was inducted into the French army. He will be sent to a cavalry school in Algiers.
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Bordeaur
Francre
Prince Henri
France
Count
Paris
Aljic
Deaths and Funerals for Aligs Jaylee Stone 83
Funeral services for Aligs Jaylee Stone 83 who died Friday in Douglas County Convalescent Home will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Hesper Friends Church near Eudora with Rev. Fred Craven officiating Burial will be in Tes per Cemetery Miss Stone born Jan 18 1875 in Kentwell lived in the Hesper community the past five years Prior to that her home was in Stanley She had been a patient in the hospital five days She is survived by a brother G H Stone of the home and several nieces and nephews Friends may call at Cooper Warren Mortuary until 11 a.m. Monday
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Jaylee Stone
Aligs
Douglas County
Hesper Friends Church
Eudora
Fred Craven
Tesper
Miss Stone
Kentwell
Hesper
Stanley
G. H. Stone
Cooper Warren Mortuary
Uni
Spellman Holds Large Mass at 70,000-Seat Stadium
New York Cardinal Spellman observes the anniversary with a grand mass at a 70,000 seat stadium. Attended by Gov. Averell Harriman, church leaders, and tens of thousands, the event honors the archbishop of New York as papal delegate Amleto Cicognara reads a greeting from the Pope. The service, staged outside St Patrick's Cathedral’s capacity, marks Spellman’s long leadership since 1839 and cardinalate since 1916.
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New York
Francis Cardic
Mil Spellman
Foye Ceardinals
Shelia
Averell Harriman
Amleta Cicognan
United States
Pitts Ntl
Cardinal Spellman
Can Altir
St Patrick’s Cathedral
Sila
Boston
Approves Bills Then Goes to Party in Baltimore
President Eisenhower planned to sign several bills but civil rights was not among them during his one day visit. Hagerty said the voting rights measure was not included and the president would act by midnight next Wednesday. He then planned to attend a debut party for his niece Ruth Eakin Eisenhower in Baltimore before flying back to Newport.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Atty
Brownell
Arkansas
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Baltimore
Ruth Eakin Eisenhower
Milton S. Eisenhower
Friendship International Airport
Newport
Ike and Brownell Confer On Integration Flareup
President Eisenhower and Attorney General Brownell met to discuss the Little Rock school integration dispute but left without decisions. Hagerty said no action will occur until Federal Judge Davies rules on the Little Rock school board petition to delay enforcing his order to integrate Central High School.
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Lke
Brownell
Washington
Eisenhower
Little Rock
James C. Hagerty
Roland N. Davies
Davies
Lawrence KU students seen as Lawrence's big asset
Saturday column argues Kansas University students are Lawrence's key asset. The campus employs over 3,200 people, drives campus construction and research, and, through student presence, boosts local sales and future growth. Students' residency shapes Lawrence's prospects and future leaders, with about 9,000 KU students enrolling next week signaling strong town and gown ties.
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Lawrence
Kaw River
Kansas University
Mt. Oread
K.U
E.U
New Gale Heads Out of Atlantic Carrie Forms Westward
San Juan P R newborn hurricane Carrie churns westward at sea with 100 mph winds. The U S Weather Bureau locates the center about 2 500 miles east southeast of Miami and 1 730 miles east southeast of San Juan as forecasters say there is no immediate threat to insular areas. Carrie not near hurricane hunter flight range and not expected to be until Sunday.
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San Juan
P. R
mid-Atlantic
Carrie
U. S. Weather Bureau
Miami
Fla
Lesser Antilles
New
Kansas Traffic Deaths Reported by Highway Patrol
Kansas traffic fatalities reported by the State Highway Patrol. In the last 24 hours two. To date in 1957 three hundred fifty one. Same period in 1956 four hundred forty two.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Highway Patrol
Haskell recalls long serving educator and tribal diversity
A former Haskell teacher, Mrs Polson, reflects on the school’s diverse student body from 87 tribes, the role of Indians in intellect, and her own impact. Haskell enrolls about 1100 high school and posthigh students with year round programs and shifting dress norms.
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Haskell
Hon
Indian Bureau
the Baptist
K.U
Polson
State Fishing It Still Stays
PRATT Fishing improved slightly in many sections of Sanaa but still below normal. The State Forestry Fish and Game Commission issued this weekly summary noting river and lake conditions. Northeast rivers show fair to good fishing for channels carp and hotheads, with numerous county lakes yielding mixed results for bass, crappie, bullheads, bluegill, and other species. Some state lakes report poor or fair conditions for black bass, channels, flatheads, and carp across Atchison Brown and Nemaha counties.
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Pratt
Sanaa
State
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Kaw
Missouri
Miami County
Gardiner
Paola
Olathe City
Atchison County
Delaware and
Walnut Rivera
Brown County
Marias Dea Cygnes
Lone Star Lake
Nemaha County
Leaventworth County
Angling Prospect Update From State Lakes and Rivers
Southeast Lyon County State Lake and Neosho County State Lake show mixed results with fair to good for black bass and channels. Osage River fair for channels flatheads and drums. Solomon River good for channels and flatheads. Saline River fair for channels. McPherson County State Lake poor. Kanopolis Reservoir fair for white bass channels drum. Webster Reservoir poor. Clark County State Lake fair for channels. Pawnee Creek good for channels flatheads drums and bullheads. Kirwin Reservoir fair to good for all species.
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Lyon County
Neosho County
Crawford County
Neosho River
Osage
Solomon River
Saline
McPherson County
Askanere
Kanopolis
Webster
Clark County
Pawnee Creek
Kirwin
City Bus Service Debate Faces Hutchinson Public Vote
Kansas officials prefer private bus operation over municipal run service. Hutchinson explored a city owned system but did not implement it. The City Commission, split in opinion, puts the issue to voters alongside water sewer bonds on Tuesday.
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Kansas
Hutchinson
Commission
No Deaths Reported After New Mexico Floods
A flash flood in Clovis New Mexico driven by a severe thunderstorm pushed water three feet deep through streets. Four inches of rain fell in three hours. Several families were evacuated but no deaths or injuries were recorded.
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Clovis
N. M
New Mexico City
No Time to Worry Now Grandma Moses Birthday
Eagle Bridge N Y Grandma Moses celebrated her 97th birthday amid simple joy and roses from admirers. The renowned primitive painter, in unusually good health, dismissed fuss over birthdays and urged finishing tasks tomorrow if needed. She recalled a quiet day with family before painting rose to prominence with dozens of works in museums.
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Eagle Bridge
N. Y
Grandma
Anna Mary Robertson Moses
Molotov Named Soviet Ambassador to Outer Mongolia
Peiping radio reports that Molotov arrives in Ulan Bator to assume the post of Soviet ambassador to Outer Mongolia. Mongolia, once part of China, became affiliated with Russia in 1924, marking a significant shift in regional ties.
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London
V. M. Molotov
Soviet Union
Ulan Bator
Outer Mongolia
Peiping Radio
Mongolia
Russia
China bars U.S. reporters without reciprocal access
Premier Chou En-lai told visiting American youths that 24 U. S. newsmen will not be admitted to Red China unless the United States grants Chinese reporters the same access.
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Peiping
Chou Jen-Lai
U. S
Red
China
United States
Memorial Hospital Admits List and Birth Announcement
At Memorial Hospital the following are admitted Minnie Grink Route 1 George Barthol 1333 Ky St Katherine Koehler McLouth Lorna Cordonnier 1817 Tl St William Ford 626 Ohio St Paula Trufelli Route 1 Velma Worley 1200 W 22nd St Dorothy Riplitz 1703 W 20th St Dismissed Allin Conger 1300 La St Leonard Roit Perry Births Mr and Mrs Max Cordannier 1817 Ill St a daughter today.
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Minnie Grink
George Barthol
Ky. St
Katherine Koehler
McLouth
Lorna Cordonnier
William T. Ford
Ohio St
Paula Trufelli
Velma Worley
22Nd St
Terr
Dorothy Riplitz
20Th St
Allin Conger
la. St
Leonard Roit
Perry
Max Cordannier
Ill. St
New Oread Building Aids Space Problem
Kansas University completes the new $2.4 million Lion Music and Dramatic Arts building free up rooms in Hoch Auditorium and other KU facilities. Twenty three rooms become private faculty studies under library administration for short term projects and large book blocks. Doctoral candidates may fill excess spots with faculty sponsor written requests. Rooms include desk chair and bookcase with upgraded lighting and outlets. Studies ready by the spring semester start.
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Arta
Kansas University
K. U
Hoch Auditorium
Law officers report busy week in Lawrence area
Lawrence and Douglas County law officers had a busy week with incidents at Rusty’s and other spots, but no new blotter names or court actions by Friday morning. KU football players will attend Sunday’s Eagles Bears game in Kansas City, meeting ex-Big Seven stars. The Lawrence schools calendar lists four recess periods and a May 29 1928 closing date.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
K.U
Douglas County
Rusty
Sheriff's Office
Kansas University
Philadelphia
Eagles
Chicago
Bears
Kansas City
K. U
Kansas City Athletics
Jayhawkers
Big Seven
Tommy Mec
Donald
Jim Weatherall
Jim Harris
Oklahoma
Lawrence Public Schools
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Cream of
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Atlantic
F. Elmer Polson
Winnie Macon
Elmer Polson
Sacajawea
Rockies
Clarence Tinker
Jim” Thorpe
India
Lawrence Paper CO
6Th and
New Hampshire
Elmer
Hampshire
Alberta Satterly
Louisville
Alberta
Wichita
New México
Molotov
Memorial Hospital
Lenon Wood Finishing Shop
Vios
Fred W. Rumsey
Oscar
Rumsey
Remseh
Dial VI
Oread
Monuments Lawrence Memorial Co
Ea A. A
Sarv Reins
Standard
Decker
Cay Real Estate
Y East Sth
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