Richmond Man Transferred To Wadsworth VA Hospital
A Richmond man was moved to the Wadsworth VA Hospital Thursday while his wife Mrs. Duffey of Wadsworth remained near him. The report notes his prior stay at Ottawa hospital since December 25 and confirms the Wadsworth transfer to be near his family. Nearby, Mrs. Jennie Baker stays with Mrs. Elizabeth Greishar during the hospital visit.
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Wadsworth VA Hospital
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George C. Dietrich
Ralph McCrea
Lon Mishler
Louis Riebe
Wilbur Duffey
Ottawa Hospital
Veterans Hospital
Wadforth
Lawrence Chandler
Lee Metze
Chris J. Mersman
H. C. Wolfe
Herbie Wolfe
Clee Monroe
Mines
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Fred Johnson
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Paul Davis
Qina Roberts
Alfred Sigler
Gladys Garrison
Emporia
Kansas Association For Childhood Education Board
Youth Admits Lyndon Thefts
A Topeka youth arrested in the capital city admitted a series of thefts. Leroy Eell, 22, was charged in Lyndon break ins and will be prosecuted in Topeka. Osage County sheriff Frank Johnston said Bell is wanted for thefts in several counties and in Topeka. Part of the loot recovered included a shotgun coffee alarm clock pens shells a flashlight batteries a dollar bill and Canadian money.
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Kas
Topeka
Osage
Frank Johnston
Leroy Eell
Johnston
Bell
Hope for 11 Fliers Hammerskjold Mission Seeks Freedom
Senate Foreign Relations members voiced cautious optimism that Dag Hammarskjold's mission to Red China could free 11 U S airmen imprisoned as spies. Majority backed patience and continued U N support, while Sen Knowland called the mission a failure by any yardstick and Eisenhower urged restraint.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Red
China
U.S
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Knowland
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U.N
Humphrey
D-Minn
Secretary of State
Foreign Relations Committee
Morse
Ind-ore
Eisenhower
Hammarskjold
Bill Knowland
United Nations
Sen. George
D-Ga
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