Silver Leaf 4-H Club Prepares Topeka Show For Hospital Patients
Franklin County 4 H club Silver Leaf plans an hour long country show for Winter General Hospital patients in Topeka Sunday at 7 p m. About 200 patients expected. The 50 member group will depart 2 30 to 3 PM from Harold Bones house travel by car. They will picnic and swim at Gage Park and tour the hospital before the performance. Besides square dancing and chorus they will perform a humorous reading and an accordion number. Joe Morris recalls Lawrence Welk once worked with his 1925 Chicago Orchestra in Davenport.
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Knights of Columbus
Silver Leaf
Franklin County
Topeka
Winter General Hospital
Harold Bones
Gage Park
New York Jaywalkers Face Fines Under City Law
NYC police issued 479 jaywalking summonses in eight hours as the new safety law took effect. Twenty two motorists were cited for yielding failures. Fines range from 5 to 50 dollars upon conviction.
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New York
New York City
Hedy Lamarr to receive 100000 annual support in separation
Hedy Lamarr will receive 100000 dollars yearly under a separation agreement with fifth husband W Howard Lee. Lamarr will get half of Lee's income, according to attorney Bill Kraker. Lamarr and Lee wed in 1953 with no plans for divorce.
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Los Angeles
Hedy Lamarr
Texas
W. Howard Lee
Lee
Bill Kraker
Miss Lamarr
Kraker
Weather County Forecast Highlights This Weekend
Generally fair conditions continue this afternoon through Sunday with continued warmth. Highs expected around 90 to 95 degrees, and nightly lows near 65 to 70. Yesterday’s high reached 91, with a 69 low this morning, and river stage this morning at 1.88 feet.
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Saveres
Creeeess
Toba
Weno
Ceaees
Otare
Scholarship Provision Out Of Education Bill
Washington AP Sen. Lister Hill will push his 14.4 billion education aid bill after the House passed a smaller measure stripped of college scholarship provisions. The House sent a 910 million dollar bill to the Senate by voice vote, rejecting a move to shelve it. The House then shifted funds to a student loan program, while advocates hailed the broader aid effort as a first for the chamber.
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Washington
Lister Hill
D-Ala
House
Senate
Voice Voile
Two Candidates Air Views On Right To Work Bill
In Topeka two gubernatorial hopefuls spoke at a Kansas Federation of Labor AFL CIO event about the proposed right to work amendment. Democratic Gov. George Docking reiterated opposition, while Republican Clyde Reed Jr. defended his past editorials and said voters will decide in November. Docking attacked the measure as a shell game masking issue discussion, and Reed tied his stance to the voters and past labor relations in Kansas.
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Topeka
Kansas Federation of Labor
Aflcio
George Docking
Clyde Reed Jr
Parsons
Reed
Docking
Crosby and Grant Welcome Baby Boy in Hollywood
Actor Bing Crosby announced the birth of his son with Kathy Grant in Hollywood. The boy weighed 7 pounds 9 ounces. Crosby said they had planned the girl name Mary Frances but are happy with the new arrival.
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Hollywood
Bing Crosby
Kathy Grant
Bing
Mary Frances
Thank you for your vote in the primary Lois King Adv
Lois King thanks voters for support in the primary election as the advocacy pushes forward.
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Lois King
Adv
Eva Rundle
Nuclear Nautilus crosses Arctic to reach North Pole
AP reports the Nautilus, the world’s first nuclear submarine, completed a 1880 mile submerged voyage under Arctic ice from Pearl Harbor to the North Pole in secrecy. President Eisenhower toasted the crew, noting commercial potential for nuclear cargo subs while London and Paris weighed military implications.
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Washington
Europe
Pacific
Atlantic
Arctic Sea
North America
Russia
Navy
William R. Anderson
Eisenhower
London
Soviet Union
Paris
North Pole
Anderson
Godspeed Iin
Kansan aboard Nautilus icy Arctic voyage
Ralph D. Barnhart Jr., 22, of Coldwater, Kansas, served aboard the atomic submarine Nautilus during its under Arctic ice trek. The crew advanced at 18 to 20 knots beneath a ceiling of ice, guided by superb navigation, compasses, and inertial devices as a telecasted, dramatic journey unfolded under the polar ocean.
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Arctic Ocean
U.S
Denmark
Greenland
Northwest Passage
Bering Sea
Greenland Sea
Washington
North Pole
Kansas
Ralph D. Barnhart, Jr
Ralph Barnhart
Coldwater
Arctic
Anderson
4 Hers Hold Judging Contest at Ottawa Auditorium
Two 4-H boys James Dunn and Alfonso Mages joined about 80 4-H girls in Franklin County home economics judging on foods clothing and home improvement at the Ottawa Auditorium basement Friday. They submitted three classes in each category with written reasons and oral explanations for lamps chosen for study stables. Official judge Miss Velma McGaugh presided with Lester Sallee heading the event and naming three top winners to compete at the State Fair in Hutchinson.
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Ottawa Auditorium
James Dunn
Alfonso Mages
Franklin County
Velma McGaugh, Lawence
Douglas County
Lester Sallee
4-H
Hutchinson
Sallee
W. H. Williams
Carl Channon
Fred Kahler
Raymond Huston
Bill Salling
James Hall
Robert Reed
Chester Keim
Harold Bones
Ottawa Chamber Backs Interstate Road Link Plan
The Ottawa South Interstate Highway Association formed in Parsons draws support from 19 southeastern Kansas and northern Oklahoma towns. The plan, promoted by Jack L. Goodrich, would divert Interstate 35 south at Ottawa to connect with Oklahoma’s Will Rogers Turnpike, later extending toward Texas. The Ottawa Chamber of Commerce endorses continuing the Kansas City to Emporia link into the interstate system, urging continued support and opposing removal of approved links.
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Parsons, Eas
Ottawa
Oklahoma
Parsons
Ottawa South Interstate Highway Assn
Kansas
W. C. Smith
Assn
Smith
Topeka
Jack L. Goodrich
Kansas City
Emporia
Otawa
Goodrich
Texas
Tnerstate
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa-Kansas City
Ottawa Emporia
USG Association
Ottawa Chamber
Highway Commission
Highway Commission of
State of Kansas
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Olathe
Kansas Turnpike
Oklahoma Line
Chamber of Commerce
State of
Kansas City To Emporia
Traffic Toll in Kansas Deaths Reported
AP Topeka reports state accident records show 5 traffic fatalities in the last 24 hours and totals of 301 for 1958 to date, compared with 306 in the same period in 1957. The figures reflect the ongoing toll from road incidents across Kansas.
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Topeka
Kansas
Yukon beauty shop opens men’s services in capital
Whitehorse, Yukon Territory AP reports a modern beauty salon in the territorial capital will operate Friday nights for men only. The dual-filed facility now offers male clients a dedicated, dedicated service window as shifts adapt to demand.
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Whitehorse
Y.T
Yukon
Dag Hammarskjold Seeks Middle East Peace Plan
UN secretary general Dag Hammarskjold opened the General Assembly emergency session with a broad plan for peace and economic aid in the Middle East. He urged Arab nations to stop inter Arab interference while big powers stay out of politics and provide economic support. The debate resumes Wednesday as the U S and Soviet Union push rival proposals.
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United Nations, N.Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
Hammarskjold
General Assembly
United States
Soviet Union
Washington
Arkady A. Sobolev
U.S
Lebanon
Jordan
Khrushchev
U. S
Henry Cabot
Lodge
Russia
Sobolev
Assembly
Soboley
Sir Leslie Munro
New Zealand
Andrei Gromyko
New York
Moscow
Man Spit Incident Ends With Wallet Taken In Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh police described an incident where E. F. Wanner stood on a corner as a passerby spit on him. The man apologized, wiped saliva from Wanner's suit, and took Wanner's wallet containing $60.
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Pittsburgh
E. F. Wanner
Wanner
St Ranger
British Screen Idol Loses Zoning Fight
AMERSHAM England AP Dirk Bogarde the 37 year old bachelor and actress public figure joined residents in opposing a girl's school near his country home citing glass and concrete design and noise of 549 schoolgirls. The appeal was dismissed Friday and Bogarde quipped they could have built a crematorium there instead.
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Amersham
England
Dirk
Bogarde
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