Richmond resident returns home from medical center
AOR Pough of Richmond has returned home from K U Medical Center where he was a patient. Gift certificates will solve that problem of what to give plant-loving friends. From $2.00 up Willis Garden Center. Adv. Jack Graffham WW 8 Navy Base Jacksonville Fla is spending a furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Albert Graffham 1023 Locust. He will leave soon for Japan via Hawaii and the Maid Way Islands. Ellis Fiano Tuning Ph CH 2443 The Thompson Hayward Chem Co has filed suits in Counts Court here against two local change establishments, according to court records. These are against Royal Launder Ih bn FE and Mase, and against Gerald V Smith doing business as Jerry's live In Cleaners $644.21. Both are for goods and materials purchased.
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Willis Garden Center
Jack Graffham
Navy Base
Jacksonville
Fla
Albert Graffham
Japan
Hawai
Maidway Islands
Thompson Hayward Chemi Co
Royal Launder Ih
Bn FE
Mase
Gerald V. Smith
Jerry's
Local Girl Pictured in Methodist Conference Photo
Melba Todd of Wellsville is pictured in the December issue of Kansas Conference Journal with two Bethany Hospital nurses while attending a Christian Career Conference at Baktwin. Rev. James Nabors, longtime TRAFCO staffer, took the photo and is noted for his photography work with Methodist publications. The piece also notes community Christmas events at Wellsville Methodist Church, including gifts, dinners, and youth activities, along with local notices and upcoming church services.
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Melba Todd
Wellsville
Kansas
Ivangel
Methodist
Bethany
Melba
Baktwin
James Nabors
Wellsville Methodist
Ntawa
Nabors Conialbta
Trafco
The
Methodist Church
Nashville
Othese
Herter To Belgium To Attend Wedding
U S Secretary of State Christian A Herter flies to Brussels to represent President Eisenhower at the pre wedding ceremonies for King Baudouin who at 34 will wed Dona Fabiola dé Moray Aragon of Spain The trip includes a NATO ministers meeting in Paris and a Brussels handover of duties to Wiley Buchanen due to weather delays.
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Christian A Herter
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Baudouin
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Spain
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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Herter
Washington
Wiley Buchanen
Lisen
French Police Fire Into Mob in Paris Demonstrations
French police clashed with a European mob in Bone, Algeria, killing several and wounding about 40 during a street demonstration as President de Gaulle prepared to depart for France after a five day Algerian tour. Shortly after, police fired on a Muslim demonstration in Hone, killing at least two. Initial fighting details remained sketchy.
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Rone
France
Deaths Perry B Lah Burgess 72 RFD 1
Perry B Burgess 72 died today at 12 15 am at his home A World War II veteran he had been in failing health about five years Born March 21 1984 at Ness City He married Lillian Romans on April 16 1942 He lived around Quenemo and Williamsburg since age three until 1854 when he moved to his present home Surviving are his widow one sister Mrs Amy Smith Oakland and one brother C A Burgess Harlingen Tex
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Perry B. Burgess
RFD
Jat Ness City
Lillian Romans
Quenemo
Williamsburg
Amy Smith
Oakland
C. A. Burgess
Harlinger
Tex
Drunken Driving Charge Dismissed Against Skeels
Walter R Skeels 48 of 418 S Sycamore faced a driving while intoxicated charge in Police Court filed Nov 17. The charge was dismissed after a blood alcohol test showed he had not been drinking according to assistant county attorney Tom Gleason.
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Walter R. Skeels
S. Sycamore
Returns Home After 35 Years
A former Richmond resident Marl Howell returned after about 35 years seeking relatives. He found his father and brother deceased. his mother remarried Mrs Jim Sanders and lives in Richmond. Remaining kin include sisters Mrs Bryce Cummings of Topeka and Mrs John Craycraft of Richmond. He located them via nephew John Craycraft Jr. Howell, from Oklahoma City, visited with his wife in Washington and Idaho before returning.
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Richmond
Marl Howell
Washington
Jim Sanders
Bryce Cummings
Topeka
John Craycraft
John Craycraft Jr
Ash
Howell
Oklahoma City
Idaho
West Palm Beach
Fila
Floyd A. Holzapfel
Curs
E. Chillingworth
Arraignments Of Four Delayed In Police Court
Four men linked to a December incident in the 400 block on North Main were to be arraigned January 10 as Police Court records show. Several defendants pled guilty to charges of disturbing the peace and reckless driving, with fines totaling $135 and bonds totaling $75 forfeited. Additional cases involved drunk in public and petty larceny, with varying bond amounts and trial dates set.
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Skeels
Hee
Eugene Flaherty
Avas
North Main
Lonnie McCain
Sherry
Nie
Ronald Bruce Tribble
White Electric
David Hood
N. Main
Larry Ray Huston
RFD
Princeston
Dee
David IE. Anderson
N. Cherry
Way Dee
Anderson
Leo
Miller
S. Hickory
John A. van Valkenburg
Williamsburg
Roger Howard
St, Main
Howard
van Valkenburg
Gizenga Proclaims Congo Ruler In Rebel Stanleyville
Leopoldville AP Gizenga former deputy premier to Lumumba proclaims himself Congo’s sole legitimate ruler. He designates Stanleyville as capital, claims to have taken over the premier’s job after Lumumba’s arrest, and shifts capital from Leopoldville to Stanleyville. UN mission notifies ambassadors of the challenge to Kasavubu and Mobutu.
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Antoine Gizenga
Patrice Lumumba
Congo
Stanleyville
Gizenga
United Nations
Das Hammiarskold
Lumumba
U.N. Congo
Vin Leopoldville
Second Trial Opens In KC Narcotics Case
In Kansas City a second trial opens for Felix Ferina on a charge of shooting a government narcotics witness. A prior jury was discharged for a technical error. Ferina, 34, faces assault with intent to kill in the wounding of Kenneth Bruce Sheets, 39, on June 30. Sheets had testified before a federal grand jury that indicted Anthony J. Biase on eight narcotics counts. Biase was convicted and sentenced to 13 years and a $5,000 fine.
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APA
Felix
Ferina
Tom JJ
iStubhs
Kenneth Bruce Sheets
Sheets
Feder‘lal
Anthony J. Biase
Biase
Three Children Burn To Death In Danville West Virginia
MADISON W Va AP three children burned to death early today when fire destroyed their small frame home near Danville Boone County Victims were Billy Ray Hager 5 Patricia 3 and Nanni Arlene 2 The mother Mrs James Hager said she woke to flames and dashed outside carrying a two month old baby while the father a sawmill worker tried to re enter to save the others but he was unable He suffered severe burns on hands neck and back The wife suffered from shock
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Madison
W.va
Danville
Boone County
Billy Ray Hager
Patricia
Nanni Arlene
James Hager
Soviet Rockets Increase Reported By UK Minister
London defense debate hears Harold Watkinson state Soviet Union has greatly increased medium to long range rockets around the Russian fringe. He says U S Polaris submarines would balance this, strengthening NATO retaliation in case of a nuclear strike.
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London
API
Harold Watkinson
Soviet Union
Watkinson
House of Comons
U.S
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals
Admissions list includes Mrs Clarence Mencley of Waver ay, Mrs Maggie Culbertson, George Pope of 819 S Mulberry Mars, and Mary Rice of 1507 N Mainterry. Dismissals include Mrs William Poston and baby daughter Guenemo, A B Cooper of 410 K ith, and Gloria Marie Korkanes of 742 S Locust.
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Clarence Mencley
Waveray
Maggie Culbertson
George Pope
S. Mulberry
Mars
Mary Rice
N. Mainterry
William Poston
Guenemo
Cooper
Gloria
Marie Korkanes
Dinner in Balkans draws Kansas GOP leaders to Pittsburg
Crawford County Republicans host Balkans dinner with top Kansas officials including attorney general-elect Anderson Jr and associate Walter McVey governor-elect Ferguson Schoeppel U S Senator, Reed Parsons publisher, and national committeeman Darby plus Mrs Darby.
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Pittsburg
Kansas
Crawford County
Southeastern
Ottawa City Seeks bids for Main Sewer Ext No 2196
City of Ottawa invites sealed proposals for South West Main Sewer Extension No 2196. Bids due December 12 1960 at 7 00 pm, opened publicly. Must include certified check of 1000 dollars. City reserves right to reject any bid and waive technicalities.
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Ottawa
Otawa
Kansas
Noltice
Kansas’ Bank
Trist Campane
Donald R Capper
Oty Clerk Tsan
Kansas City Markets Mixed, Livestock and Grains Report
The Kansas City market notes mixed livestock activity with calves and steers mostly steady to higher. Hogs priced lower across the board, while lambs and feeder lambs show weakness. Grain prices list soybeans, wheat, corn, oats, barley, and butterfat with varied quotes and conditions.
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S Livestock
Kansas City
Cntire Bao
Chaige
Independent neighbor advert for training services
A terse notice seeks independent training from a neighborly source with contact at 620 Walnut Kim Poria Kansas. It mentions Avon Corse ICS and a PARE CIA LACKEY style phrase as part of the recruiting tone. The fragmentary text implies a local recruitment or training offer without full context.
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Avon Corme
Ics
Parecia Lackey
Walnut
Kimporia
Kansas
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