United Nations talk highlighted at Columbian Shakespeare club
Mrs. G Fosmire spoke on United Nations children’s fund and food and agriculture divisions at the First Methodist church meeting. She toured New York for UN study in October and showed a film strip To Save All Mankind. Officers elected included Mrs. Pearson president and Mrs. G C Wammons treasurer. A post to postel contest for school children was announced by Mrs. Simmons. 30 members attended with guest Mrs. Walter Cole among them.
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United Nations
G. 2. Fosshire
Columbian Shakespeare Club
First Methodist Church
Fosmire
United Nations Childrens’ Fund
New York
Korea
A. C. Heigele
Richard Pearson
Pearson
Vic
G. C. Wammons
Hattie Wilson
Nick Myers
Aor
L. P Moree
Tilfred Simmons
Kansas Federation
Bennett
First Methodist
M.P.M
Beta Gamma
Earl Sexton
National Federation
Jemory
Walter Cole
W. JH. Gilchrist
Amames
Harry Loyd
M. L. Sellers
Socialettes Family Visits and Travel Plans
Mrs. A. M. Wade and infant Debra Joan will stay about two months with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duffield while Sgt. Wade is stationed in Labrador. Raymond Wegener of Deshler Nebraska and his wife visit Pastor and Mrs. F. A. Wegener and plan to go to Jefferson City Missouri to visit Dr and Mrs. Ralph Schaefer before continuing to Florida.
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A. M. Wade
Debra Joan
Robert Duffield
Sgt. Wade
Labrador
Raymond Wegener
Deshler
Nebr
F. A. Wegener
Jefferson City
F. A. Wegeners
Ralph Schaefer
Florida
Los Angeles Man Says He Was FBI Informer
A Los Angeles man claims he was paid by the FBI since 1950 for information on leftist groups. He says his prior kidnapping tale was a hoax and that he regrets acting as a stool pigeon for years. The Civil Rights Congress is labeled subversive by federal authorities. He also recounts fleeing to Portland before contacting the FBI highs.
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Los Angeles
David Brown
Communist-law
Civil Rights Congress
FBI
Fresno
Calif
Washington
PBS
Brown
Haseen
U.S. Attorney General’s Office
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Julius
Ethel Rosenberg
Portland
O.e
Primary Election Notice for Ottawa Kansas 1955
Notice is hereby given that a primary election will be held in the City of Ottawa Kansas on Tuesday March 22 1955 to nominate candidates for the office of Commissioner of Streets and Public Utilities and three members of the Board of Education. City Clerk L Crater.
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Lagt
Kansas
Franklin County
Said
James C. Jacko
Yotich
Haring
Kaseas
Anid Court
Louis MH. Yongel
Jamies C. Jackson
Astate
James C. Jackson
Ottawa
Uhen
Laula H. Nengel
Patitioner Anderson and
Byrd
Eleedon
Pereon
Wall
Quayne
Kanes
Board of Education
Cit
L. Crater
State of
Naor
Eizabeth Dutro
Caid Retale
Tremont Avenue
Wranklin
Olawe
Ex Governor of Georgia John Marshall Slaton Dies at 88
Former Georgia governor John Marshall Slaton died early today at age 88 from a cerebral blood clot. A longtime public figure, he served in the Georgia House from 1896, led the Senate, acted as governor in 1911, and was governor in 1915 during the Leo Frank case fallout when mob threats and National Guardsmen surrounded the Capitol.
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Atlanta
John Marshall Slaton
House of Representatives
Hater
I Senate
Leo Rank
Mary Phagan
State
National
Sumner County High In Wheat Production Lead Stated
Sumner County tops the state in wheat output with 6,321,000 bushels despite arctic temperatures. Three other counties exceed four million, nine exceed three million, according to federal and state agriculture reports. The Herald Want Ad notes Sumner’s selling lead.
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Sumner County
Kanes
Hudson Strait
Hudson Bay
Federal
State Departments of Agriculture
Sumner
Burglar Alarm Stolen Amid Break-In at Phillips Products
Burglars entered Phillips Products Co in Newark New Jersey and stole two typewriters a check writer and $37 in cash along with the burglar alarm. Investigators urge risk awareness and note possible investments in U S bonds.
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Newark
N. J. Uy
Phillips Products Co
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Women’s Page Society
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Charles Leesz, Louis Dengel and
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Don Sellers
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Carlos Pence
Charles W. Williamson
Williamson
Lowana Minckley
Mmes
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Walter More
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Robert Pence
Lloyd Prentice
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