Grand Ole Opry Stars At County Fair Friday Night
A star studded Grand Ole Opry cast led by Minnie Pearl will headline Franklin county fair Friday night at 8 in the arena. The show features Justin Tubb Stringbean Minnie Pearl allied acts Robbie Heider Joyce Moore Merl Lindsay and the Oklahoma Night Riders with Yvonne McGowan.
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Minnie Pear
America
Franklin County Fair
Ole Opry
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Howdee
Justin Tubb
Decca
Stringbean
Kentucky Wonder
Opry
Ernest Tubb
Robbie Heider
Joyce Moore
Merl Lindsay
Oklahoma Night Riders
Yvonne McGowan
Soil Bank payouts slated for Missouri and Kansas
The Agriculture Department estimates 9.854 million will be paid to Missouri farmers and 3.471 million to Kansas farmers under the soil bank program. Payment certificates should reach state farm committees within three weeks for eligibility checks and distribution. Nationwide, about 230 million dollars will be given to farmers who take cropland out of production, with funds expected shortly after Labor Day.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Missouri
Kansas
Soil Bank
Noted German Playwright Brecht Dies in Berlin
Berlin reports the death of Bertolt Brecht, Germany's leading playwright, from a heart attack in East Germany. Brecht, 5g, wrote the libretto for Kurt Weill's Threepenny Opera now running in New York, and his best known work includes Mother Courage.
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Berlin
Bertold Brecht
Germany
East Germany
Brecht
Kurt Weill
New York
Bitter rivals sworn in as South Korea leaders
In Seoul Syngman Rhee begins his third term as president and Chang Myun, 54, sworn in as potential successor. Chang criticizes past governments for constitutional violations and corruption while Rhee touts democracy and improved economic prospects. About 100000 people attend the inauguration as Chang stays silent. A stray note mentions a gecko lizard's climbing claws and tax-exempt Savings Bonds.
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Rhee
Tional
South Korea
Birthday For Princess Anne 6th Birthday Celebrated Aboard
London Princess Anne marked her sixth birthday with a private family celebration aboard the royal yacht Britannia. Queen Elizabeth, the Duke of Edinburgh, and Prince Charles joined the festivities as the royal party cruised Scottish waters near the Western Isles. Anne, described as lively and unpretentious, remains unaware or unconcerned with her royal rank to palace staff.
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Miss Mischief
Britannia
Mummy
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Charles
Scottish
Isles
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Local social notes from Richmond and area visitors
Richmond and area social notes record visits and family events. The Herbert Gordons of Tucson and the Cannons of Eudora visited Nellie Gordon. Billie Coleman of Mission visited the H C Wolfe home. various gatherings honor birthdays and celebrate family occasions in Garnett Iola Lawrence and El Bennett homes. The United Nations Mission team to inspect the Trust Territory of New Guinea included delegates from Britain Belgium India and Guatemala.
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Ariz
Lloyd Cannon
Eudora
Nellie Gordon
Billie Coleman
Mission
H. C. Wolfe
Charley Smith
Kansas City
J. E. Linsdales
Baldwin
George de Loziers
Topeka
Charley Dunbar
Albert Dunbars
Chet Phillips
el Bennetts
Bobby Joe
Fred Wiesners
Bob Cummings
Tulsa
Charley McCandless
Altoona
Wilbur Duffeys
Maynard
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Douglas
Maria Sutton
Garnett
Wilbur Duffey
Alvin Sharp
Osawatomie
Miami County Hospital
John Miller
United Nations
New Guinea
Britain
Belgium
India
Guatemala
Sizes 614 pattern by Joane Holes for girls
Advertises Simplicity pattern 4662 for girls sizes 6 to 14. Describes a shirtwaist frock with yoke and flaring skirt, winter-weight cottons, varying sleeve length, and contrasting collar. Includes yardage details, simple illustrated instructions, and mail order to Anne Adams pattern dept in New York.
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Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
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Pay Tribute To Clifford Hope
Washington three House members saluted Rep. Hope retiring January 3 after 30 years in Congress. Teague praised his championing of farmers while Hill credited his work on the Agriculture Committee for farm groups and consumers. Avery noted Kansans’ pride and mix of regret and welcome as he returns home.
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House
Hope
Congress
Rep
Teague
D-Tex
William S. Hill
R-Cole
House Agriculture Committee
Avery
R-Kas
Kansas
Tragic One Car Crash Claims Life in Independence
Wayne Lloyd, 31, was killed and his wife Betty Lloyd severely injured in a single vehicle crash near the Liberty Bridge on U S Highway 71 bypass. Betty Lloyd was hospitalized at Independence Sanitarium with multiple fractures. Clifton Larrison, 34, of Kansas City Kansas, escaped with minor injuries after the car struck a utility pole.
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Wayne Lloyd
Liberty Bridge
Betty Lloyd
Independence Sanitarium
Lloyds
Kansas City
Kas
Pleasanton
Clifton Larrison
Jackson County
Larrison
First Australian TV Station to Begin Regular Transmissions
The first commercial television station in Australia is scheduled to begin regular transmission in September signaling a new era for Australian broadcasting in the late 1950s era.
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Australia
Wilson assures U S weapons power for defeat of any foe
Secretary of Defense Charles E Wilson told the 57th encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Dallas that the United States has the weapons and military power to inflict a disastrous defeat on any enemy but acknowledged differences among military leaders on defense. He urged a balanced, flexible posture amid a broader review described as the new look in military affairs. A Dallas parade drew about 100000 spectators with 10000 participants as F80 jets and bombers passed overhead.
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Dallas
Tex
Charles E. Wilson
United States
Wilson
U. S
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Infuriated by spilled purse in Petersburg court
Patricia Nelson 21 testified she was grabbed, knocked to the ground, and spilled contents. A Ft. Lee soldier was fined 250 and sentenced to 12 months for assault after witnesses said he apologized and fled. Nelson said she was angry at the incident.
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Miss Nelson
Ihe Names New Solicitor General
Washington reports that J. Lee Rankin, an assistant attorney general since 1953, becomes solicitor general of the United States today after his appointment by President Eisenhower yesterday. A new ambassador to Egypt was also named amid the Suez Canal dispute with nationalization actions in Egypt.
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Washington
J. Lee Rankin
United States
Eisenhower
Egypt
Suez Canal Co
Shelburne Museum Preserves Large Cigar Store Indians Collection
In Shelburne Vermont the museum of early American history houses what is likely the nation’s largest collection of cigar store wooden Indians. Attendees are urged to visit and attend church next Sunday.
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Shelburne, Vt., Museum
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