Upsala College chaplain vies for Bethany College presidency
Kas a Dr L Lund 39 of Upsala College East Orange New Jersey has been nominated president of Bethany College in Lindsborg announced by Rev Ervin C Malm president Lund's name will be presented to the conference of the Augustana Lutheran Church in Longmont Colorado on April 16 Bethany expects him to become the sixth president succeeding Dr Robert A Mortvedt who leaves in June to become executive director of the boards of Christian Higher Education of the Augustana Lutheran Church Lund a Wakefield Nebraska native is married with four children
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Lindsborg
Kas
L. Pre Lund
Upsala College
Orange
N. J
Bethany College
Bethany Board
Lund
Upsala
Bethany
Robert. A. L. Mortvedt
Board of Christian Higher Education
Augustana. Lutheran Church
Wakefield
Neb
Judy Garland Regains Jewelry as Back Taxes Paid
Judy Garland recovers her jewelry and costumes after paying eight thousand six hundred seventy three dollars in back state income taxes. Two certified checks totaling 262 dollars cover court fees and interest, handed to state tax officials by her attorney Maurice Greenbaum who did not identify the benefactor. Acting Justice William Groat accepts the payment and returns a suitcase of jewelry and six costumes put up as security.
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New York
Judy Garland
New York State
Maurice Greenbaum
Judy
Miss Garland
Greenbaum
State Tax Commission
William B. Groat
New York State Supreme Court
Groat
Savings In State Up Deposits Off
Savings deposits in Kansas state banks rose 4.1 million dollars to 205.3 million in the first two months of the year, but total deposits declined. State Bank Commissioner R. B. Medlin reported deposits at March 4 totaling 914.9 million, down 4.92 million from December 31. Compared with mid-1957, both savings and total deposits show gains, with June 6 figures at 189 million and 878.3 million respectively.
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Topeka
Kansas
R. B. Medlin
Speed as Wreck Cause on Kansas Turnpike
Maj. Lloyd Vincent of the Kansas Highway Patrol reports speed caused most Kansas Turnpike accidents in early 1958 with 25 blame assignments and slick roads 23. Pike patrol logged 28 speeding arrests last month, 16 drunken driving, 369 speeding arrests in 18 months. Radar checks show nine of every thousand drivers violate the 80 mph limit. Eastern weekend fatal crashes involved speeds 95 to 100 mph with six deaths.
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Wichita
Kansas Turnpike
Lloyd Vincent
Pike
Kansas Highway Patrol
Turnpike Patrol
Vincent
Overbrook Cafe Bought by Quenemo Couple
News from Quenemo area reports Mr and Mrs Pat Patterson purchased the Overbrook Cafe and opened for business. Easter weekend visits featured many relatives and friends from Derby Lawrence Topeka Salina Overland Park Welda and Denver among others.
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Pat Patterson
Overbrook
Earl Porter
Peggy
Derby
Jess Porter
Vern Patterson
Pauline Shoat
Denver
Albert Knight
Emma Thornbrugh
Illinois
Earl Whitcher
Earl Reed
Jerry
Kansas City
Mellie Reed
Jack Ditto
Salina
Ernest Perry
Arlen Wilson
Joe Marshall
Topeka
Ner
Harley Cromwell
Bob Cummings
Earl Cole
Fred Miller
Francis Laubach
Lawrence
Paul Laubach
Russell Derbyshire
Overland Park
Willis Bennett
Welda
Emma Bennett
Gene Yeager
Steve
Bob Wilson
Glen Wilson
Paper towel use for grease on skillets and broiler
Use paper towels to wipe grease from skillets and broiler to simplify cleaning. This practical tip suggests blotting fat and residues with towels before washing, reducing scrubbing time and making cleanup easier.
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Buick, Inc
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U.S.D.A
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Somerset Wieners
California
U. S. No
Idaho Bakers Potatoes
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Ballard
Pillsbury
Town
Sweet Potatoes
Tin
Bean Hole Beans Store
Busy Baker
Bel-air
Ality
Frost
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Gardenside
Town House
Allen Roberts
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Skylark
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