Wedding of Miss Bene Andersherwood and Charles Wagstaff
A Saturday night ceremony at First Presbyterian Church joined Miss Bene Andersherwood and Charles Wagstaff. Dr. Theodore H. Astman officiated as family and friends filled the sanctuary with palm and chrysanthemum decor. The couple, KU graduates, plan residence in Emporia after a New Orleans honeymoon.
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Nancy van Bebber
William Falphan Bebber
Charles G. Wagstaff
Richard Hibbard Wagstaff
First Presbyterian Church
Theodore H. Astman
Alfred Gallup
Bach
Schubert
Tschaikowsky
Clair de Lune
Debussy
Iara
Trembly
Nsas City
Aiolinist
Romance
Wieniawski
Schubert-Wilhelmj
Fred van Bebber
Mallett
Marion Thurston Coolidge
Emporia
Bertha
Charlotte Keeling
Kansas City
Edith Malott
Patrick H. Thiessen
Paris
Sam Moore
William Leake
Janes W. Black
Fred van Beber
Kappa Alpha
Susan Woodruff
Laurence Woodruff
Charles Keeling
Marion Coolidge
Duane K
Wagstaff
Newman's
University of Kansas
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Sigma Chi
Need For Top Men By Big Companies
New York reports a widening executive shortage as aging top executives linger, hampering firms amid planned industrial expansion. Companies note scarce development programs, rising costs, and the need to rotate junior officers into senior roles to prevent costly misjudgments.
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New York
Firma
Thay
Deak
National Industrial Conference Board
Evacuation Planned for B-50 Survivors in Labrador
A U S air force B-50 with 16 aboard, missing three days, was found alive in Labrador near Goose Bay by an RC A F Lancaster. Canadian and American searchers coordinated evacuation by helicopter today, with an amphibian plane to Goose Bay. Survivors signaled requests for food, not medical aid, and were expected to be flown to shore then on to Goose Bay barring bad weather.
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Halifax
N. 325
U.S. Airforce
Royal Canadian Air Force
R.c.af
Goose Bay
Labrador
Arizona
Plane Aweet Fails to Report After Takeoff
A plane went down shortly after takeoff with no contact reported to any station. Investigators seek details on the crash location and possible causes as rescue operations commence.
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Alweet
Kansas City Women To Stage Play At P T A Meeting
A cast of Kansas City mothers will present the play Scattered Showers by Note Stirling at the McAllaster P T A meeting. The event, sponsored by the Kansas City Mental Hygiene Society, explores mother child relationships and features Mrs. William S. Martin Jr, Mrs. James S. Hart, and Mrs. C F Longerbeam.
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Note Stirling
McAllaster
Bill Martin
Lawrence
James S. Hart
Swinney
C. F. Longer ‘Beam
Marlborough
P.T. A
Kansas City
Miez Cecile Burton
Kansas City Junior College
Sailors swept overboard as Gilligan hit harbor bar
Two sailors died and three were injured when the U S S Gilligan, returning to port after a two day naval reservist training cruise, was battered by heavy seas near the harbor entrance at Coos Bay Oregon. The ship lost a starboard propeller and suffered flooding but reached a safe berth under its own power. Navy did not release names of the missing or injured.
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Coos Bay
Ore
U.S.S. Gilligan
Hera
Gilligan
18Th Naval District
Seattle
Navy
Miss Josephine Hupp Named Democratic Finance Director
Topeka September 25 CP Miss Josephine Rupp of Hays was chosen finance director for the women's division of the Democratic state committee. Other directors named include Maree Martin public ity Wichita Randolph Carpenter speakers bureau Neva Duncan voting Wichita Nellie Snow reporters plan Lillian Bigham radio activities and Ruby Schirmer Democratic digest. Americans bought about 2 billion pounds of prepared dog food in 1949.
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Topeka
Josephine Rupp
Hays
Democratic State Committee
Rozella Switzer
McPherson
Maree Martin
Wichita
Randolph Carpenter
Marion
Neva Duncan
Nellie Snow
Kansas City
Lillian Bigham
Great Bend
Ruby Schirmer
Arma
Democratic Digest
Students from Douglas County enroll at Em State Teachers College
Six Douglas County students join the fall enrollment at Emporia State Teachers College, bringing total college enrollment to 1312 from 88 Kansas counties, 23 states, Alaska, Hawaii and seven foreign lands. Foreign students hail Belgium, Bolivia, Cuba, England, Germany, Iran and Peru. Men make up about 60 percent. Listed Douglas County students include Cynthia Fay Johannine BaldWin, Wands Arlene Bernitz, Gloris Marie Harris Eudora, Robert Allen Hodge, Harry Eugene Deed of Lawrence, and Clara Lucille Petefish of Richland.
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Douglas County
Emporia State Teachers College
Nathan Budd
Registar
Kansas
Alaska
Hawaii
Belgium
Bolivia
Cuba
England
Germany
Iran
Peru
Cynthia Fay Johannine
Baldwin
Wands Arlene Bernitz
Gloris Marie Harris
Eudora
Robert Allen Hodge
Harry Eugene
Deed
Lawrence
Clara Lucille Petefish
Richland
Paraplegic Veteran and Bride Marry in Glendale
In Glendale California on September 25 a paraplegic veteran and a leading lady of a paraplegic servicemen's revue wed. The bride is Misa Patto Brill, 25, of Santa Monica, and her husband Hugo Fredlund Jr., 27, of Los Angeles. They met during rehearsal of the revue at Sawtelle Veterans Hospital, which was successfully shown and may tour the nation. Fredlund, a World War I veteran, was wounded in the Italian campaign.
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Glendale
Calif
Misa Patto Brill
Santa Monica
Hugo Fredlund Jr
Los Angeles
Sawtelle Veterans Hospital
Fredlund
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Linwood
Alfred Tomeden
Stella Pinestara
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Toon Abroad
Seiriown
Hedicopter
P.T
Coca Bay
Oregon
Josephine Hupp
Fort Hays
Avs Neal
aCe Mott
Raymond Oehrle Overbrook, Kansan
Carl F. Reeman
Edgerton, Kansas
J. E. Quinlin Perry
Kansan
Maurice Heywood
Linwood, Kansas
Em State Teachers College
Marrica
Philip Morris
America
Enea
Wet
Meet the Brain
Rae
Pa Rv
Colman
Moony Brescoll
Rasse
Soon
Ver
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Lucille Ball
Technicolor
Late News
Harold Lloyd
Plus
Laurel & Hardy
the Brats
Lindiana
California
J. D. King
City Mer
James Stewart
Granada
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