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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1956
Page
7
Stanley Smith of Bell Aircraft described a test where Bill Smith withstood 220 degrees for a few seconds in a pressure chamber. He argued the X2 cockpit could operate without refrigeration for brief moments when cockpit heat rises above 212 degrees, with expected cockpit temperatures not exceeding about 150 degrees.
The 182nd Massachusetts Infantry, organized in 1636, is recognized as the United States' oldest National Guard unit. It stands as a historic predecessor to modern guard forces with a lengthy lineage.
Local chairman Mrs LeRoy Childs leads a Wells ville drive the week of April 9 with a committee of volunteers including Mrs Lee Chamberlain Mrs Donald Coughlin Mrs W D Farney Mrs Royce Myers Mrs Bill Warnock Mrs Norman Shannon Mrs Ora Sevler Mrs Don Harrison Mrs Jerry Patton Mrs John Gorsage and Mrs Lowell Collins. The item also notes funerals births Easter events school test results retail sales growth and tax data from 1955.
In Columbus Kansas Democratic state chairman Frank Theis told Cherokee County Democrats that disputes between Republican factions show neither is fit to govern Kansas now or for years to come. He blamed both sides for coercing state employees padding payrolls and granting pardons for political ends and urged turning to the Democratic Party as the cure for public trust abuses.
Grace Kelly aboard the Constitution led a lifeboat drill with 250 people aboard yesterday. The ship offered 150 seats at the lifeboat station, sparking a chaotic turnout as the deck captain abandoned orderly boarding and dismissed the drill.
Pleasant Valley residents hosted and visited relatives with callers from Ott tawa, Baldwin, Topeka, Emporia, and Sunflower. Marie Broer and Joe and Mrs. Wiley Broer were among guests. Mina Smith stayed with her daughter Lorena Ma lle. Mrs. Smith resting better. Everett Chronister attended Shendaloupe HDA meeting at Mrs. Jack Dillion's home.
The Census Bureau projects that 21 million people aged 64 and older will be in the United States in 1975. The estimate reflects aging population trends and impacts on social programs and workforce planning.
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