Garden City Woman Is Kansas Mother Of The Year
Ila Louise Haflich of Garden City named Kansas mother of the year for her leadership in church Farm Bureau 4 H safety and civic work. The Garden City mother of seven serves as state Farm Bureau officer and chairs multiple committees while active in UNICEF CROP and local civic groups. Her family includes sons Neil Haflich and Bernard Haflich and daughter Dean Oliver.
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Garden City
Kansas
Wichita
Ila Louise Haflich
Haflich
John Selfridge
American Mothers Committee
Tescott
Kas
Fairview
Fairview High School
Victor Haflich
Farm Bureau Women
Farm Bureau
Women’s Department
The
Kansas Farm Bureau
Ottawa
Chicago
Practical Nurses School
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas Women's Civil Defense Committee
United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund
Unicef
Jackson
Miss
First Baptist Church
Board of Managers
Kansas Baptist Women’s Missionary Society
Christian Social Relations
Women’s Missionary Society
Christian Rural Overseas Program
CROP
West-Central Baptists Assn
Neil Owen Haflich
Crown Point
K-State
Bernard Haflich
U. S. Marine Corps
Dean Oliver
Costello Wins Court Battle Over Denaturalization
The Supreme Court unanimously tossed out the denaturalization case against New York racketeer Frank Costello. The ruling clears his path to avoid deportation by canceling the 1925 naturalization attempt. The decision cited that a proper affidavit showing good cause is required before the government may start denaturalization proceedings.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Frank Costello
Costello
Edward Bennett Williams
Friendly Bear Needs A Home In Logan Ohio
A 500-pound bear in Cash Cave Park near Logan Ohio faces destruction if no home is found. Game protector Marvin Nungester says the bear, likely once a kept pet, has chain marks and has drawn about 2,000 spectators who fed it candy. The Columbus Zoo has not taken the animal. The bear has lingered since last Thursday and stays near a road for easy food access.
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Logan
Ohio
Marvin Nungester
Columbus Zoo
Cash Cave Park
Here
Nungester
Hushed Scene as Bruin Endures Mock Treatment
Witnesses describe a man calm under provocation as others "petted him" and even placed a rope over his neck, while Mr Bruin reportedly tolerated the ordeal without outward reaction.
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Mr. Bruin
Lawrence Contractor Hurt In Plane Crash
Lawrence electrical contractor Marvin Lipp, 38, escaped serious injury when his four-place plane clipped a television antenna near Junction City Airport and nosedived. He was knocked unconscious with minor injuries as the aircraft was demolished on impact.
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Junction City
Kas
Lawrence
Marvin Lipp
Command Change at McConnell Air Force Base
Command changes as Brig Gen Kenneth O Sanborn assumed command at McConnell Air Force Base. He succeeds Brig Gen L Coddington as commander of the 3520th Combat Crew Training Wing.
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Wichita
Kenneth O. Sanborn
McConnell Air Force Base
L. €. Coddington
3520Th Combat Crew Training Wing
Credit Union Safe Cracked in Star Building
Kansas City police were told a loss of about 5700 dollars from the Credit Union safe in the Star building overnight. George W. Simpson, who works for both the credit union and the Star, found the opening around 9 15 a m. He noted the door to the office was ajar and the safe door open when he returned at 1 30 to the composing room. Negotiable checks atop the safe were undisturbed and there was no sign of forced entry. The loss is insured.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Star Credit Union
Star
George W. Simpson
Credit Union
The
Simpson
Star Building
Fly Becomes TV Personality
In Tokyo a fly interrupted a TV salmon commercial on Radio Tokyo. The insect lingered on an open salmon can for five seconds, aired to viewers, provoking letters to the network and sponsor. The sponsor received a 40 minute free spot instead of paying 300,000 yen, while the fly escaped. Radio Tokyo deployed a DDT squad to guard future food broadcasts.
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Tokyo
Radio Tokyo
Eisenhower to throw out first ball Monday game
President Eisenhower will throw the ceremonial first pitch to open the American League season in Washington. The game pits the Washington club against the Boston Red Sox. Plans for a presidential Augusta trip have not been finalized.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Washington Club
Boston Red Sox
Augusta
Pesidential
James C. Hagerty
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Association of Country Women of the World
Toronto
Canada
KNCO
Parent-Teacher Assn
Kansas Society For Exceptional Children
Governor's
Traffic Safety Council of Women
State Farm Mutual
Careful
State Farm
Quincy
Seymour
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance
OMPAN
Bloomington, Hilnois
Portland Cement Association
Clerks
Missouri
Fly
Ike
Dean Berlin
Firestone
Burpee
Zinnia Seeds
Eveready
POCO
LS Fire Rae LA Sac
South Main
Vic Vickers
Doc
Vickers
OUT
Ofor Oo
Vickers Motor Oil
Tod
Lunger & Son Oil Company
N. Main
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