Ellender Sees Pressure Move On Cotton Market Plan
Sen. Ellender of Louisiana labeled Agriculture Department tactics as pressure to expand U S cotton sales abroad. Secretary Benson announced Aug 1 cut rate prices to push exports to about five million bales yearly, aiming to restore U S market share. Egypt called the move unfortunate as Ellender campaigns for 90 percent parity supports amid farm bill battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
Ellender
D-La
Administration
Agriculture Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
U. S
White House
State Department
Egypt
Wwe
Eliender
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate
Congress
Fire Claims Three In Four-Story North Side Apt Building
A North Side apartment fire killed a young couple and their 2-year-old son. William Lasater aged 22, his wife Linda 17 who was expecting, and their infant Stanley died in a third-floor unit. More than 100 residents fled into below freezing air as two firefighters were treated for burns after stairs collapsed amid flaming debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Lasater
Linda
Stanley
Drunken driving arrests in New York City rise in 1955
In 1955 New York City logged 1 557 arrests for drunken driving reflecting a notable law enforcement focus on alcohol related offenses. Police records show the figure as part of a broader effort to curb impaired driving in the metropolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Garnett Man Spoke to Lions Club on History of Races
C. H. Oman of Garnett was guest speaker at the Lions Club meeting Monday evening. His talk covered the History of the Races. Numerous local families and visitors were mentioned in a long social column detailing weekend visits and gatherings across Garnett and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett
Lions Club
C. H. Oman
Carl Shinkle
Fall River
Amos Lyon
Robert Foltz
Princeton
Elden Lyon
Noc! Freese
Kansas City
Reid Freese
Leon
Ernest Maxey
Jack Hackathorne
Edward Maxey
IE. S. Maxey
Noah Hutchison
California
Ivan MccLees
Burlington
Henry Schrants
Ralph Schrants
Herrington
Peter Bures
Maurice Lickteigs
C. R. Moberly
Ottawa
Arla Atchison
Topeka
George Atchison
Irene Akin
Emporia
Leon Akin
Sterling
Glen Akin
W. J. Akin
Akin
C. H. Waldo
Lawrence
Richmond
Clifford Briggs
Melvin Stockard
Lewis Monroe
Mmes
Eugene O’mara
Raymond Wagner
Lewis Riebe
Jerry Mitchell
Elsie McClintic
Harold Maley
Albert Dunbar
Eugene Bump
Delmar Bowman
Carl Johnson
Lincolnton
Georgia
Fred Johnson
Ponca City
Oklo
Verne Russell
Osawatomie
Johnson Home
R. R. Hepner
Bowman
R. S. Gault
A. C. Mortenson
Paola
Kenneth Cunningham
Mortensons
Lani
Berea
Marjorie Roeckers
Joe Peine
Joan Roeckers
Frank Dietrich
Raymond Coleman
Clinton
Ruby Ann Milleman
K. U. Medical Center
Sandy Sims
Ralph Kueser
Iona Roeckers
Ursuline Convent
Jim Kueser
Caroline Gretencord
Dale Coughlins
Paul Davis
Holton
Ernest Henderson
Bridge Club
Polk Williams
Wilbur Duffeys
Abe Severns
George Dietrichs
Virgil Smiths
Lee Perkins
Frank Gerholds
Alfred Siglers
Lon Mishler
Arnold Harts
John
Richard Strobers
Henry Feuerborns
Gus Rocker
George Harrisons
Judges Oppose Photographing Court Trials in San Francisco
All seven judges of the U S Court of Appeals opposed photographing or broadcasting court trials. Chief Judge William Denman announced a resolution backing Canon 35 of the American Bar Association which says trials should not be recorded. The Colorado Supreme Court yesterday overruled the canon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
U.S. Court of Appeals
William Denman
American Bar Assa
Colorado Supreme Court
Lane Birthday Party At Lane For Janie Kelly
Lane residents gathered February 21 at the Kelly home to celebrate Janie Kellys eighth birthday with games pictures and gifts. The event featured angel food cake and ice cream bars served by Mrs. Kelly and a long list of local family friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janie Kelly
Lane
Kelly Lo
Cathy
Glenna Hettler
Sally Willey
Maxine
Cherry Needham
Merry Dee Hahn
Becky Rowland
Vickie Snow
Vickie Castleberry
Mary
Connie Beets
Debbie Chambers
Susan
Nancy Sander
Judy Miller
Royden White
Harry White
Homer
Clifford Hettler
Eddie Brownlee
Jay Swogar
Stevie
Donald Higdon
Homewood
Misses Joy
Ginger Brownlee
Joe Luther
Chuck Mitchell
Topeka
Vernon Prothe
Osawatomie
Merle Cole
Wayne Hettler
Marcia
Humboldt
W. H. Hettler
John Higdon
Franklin County
Jerry Kelly
Nancy
San Diego
Calif
Janie
Jerry
U. S. Navy
Camp Pendleton
Complete Link Of Eyes For Missiles
The final radar eye in a 1600 mile chain to track guided missiles will be completed in St Lucia, completing a 10 million dollar network that begins at Patrick Air Force Base in Cocoa Florida. The system currently runs along seven Caribbean islands to Puerto Rico, about a thousand miles from the Florida site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West Indies
St. Lucia
Patrick Air Force Base
Cocoa
Fla
Caribbean
Puerto Rico
Florida
Also Mentioned on This Page
Saffron Glass Co
Baldwin
J. A. Buck
Carl Bowes
Baldwin State Bank
Mabel Chandler
Wilson Mack
General Electric
Belle Brownlee
Lavon Hettler
Alvin Ralston
Donna
Donald
Ora Cunningham
Norman White
Maney White
Cathy Jo Hettler
Ransom Memorial Hospital
H. H. Kelly
Billy E. Hayle
U.S. Marines
Billy
Briscoe Drug Store
Boxel
McKesson
S. Main
Reno’s Locker Plant
N. of North Ottawa Water Tower
Chuck
E. Dundee
Rig ‘Roast
Chuck Roast
Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
N. Y
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!