Kansans in Congress Back Formosa Defense Stance
Kansas members of Congress voiced support for President Eisenhower's Formosa defense proposals. Sen Schoeppel and Rep Wint Smith warned of hazards but backed action, while Rep Scrivner urged immediate support to defend the Republic of China. Rep Rees and Rep Avery endorsed the resolution, stressing authority and deterrence against Communist China.
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Congress
Formosa
Washington
Kansas
Eisenhower
Sen. Schoeppel
Wint Smith
Tojand
United Nations
China
Republic of China
Rep Rees
Rep
Avery
United States
Boston Prison Guard Resigns After Hostage Ordeal
Warren L. Harrington, 29, a World War I veteran and guard at the Massachusetts State Prison, resigns after an 84 hour hostage crisis during a convicts revolt. He says the experience and extreme stress, including threats from Fritz O. Swenson, led him to quit. Harrington shed pounds, and notes his take-home pay was $59.14 weekly. bonds helped secure his savings.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Warren L. Harrington
Harrington
Fritz O. Swenson
Monroe and DiMaggio Share Quiet Boston Visit
Marilyn Monroe and Joe DiMaggio were seen in Boston for a private overnight stay with DiMaggio’s brother Dom and his wife Emily. Reporters pressed Joe on reconciliation, but he and Monroe offered elusive smiles and said it was only a visit.
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Boston
Marilyn Monroe
Joe DiMaggio
New York
Weather myths debunked by Weather Bureau scientist
New York reports assess false claims that A boms or H bombs alter weather or stop hurricanes. D Lee Harris explains studies show no significant wind, temperature, or rainfall effects from atomic tests, with minor local impacts possible from cloud formation. Harris and Lester Machta published in Science, noting public worries about TV, weather, and earthquakes.
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New York
D.lee Harris
Scientific Services Division
U.S. Weather Bureau
Washington
American Meteorological Society Today
Harris
Lester Machta
Science
Nevada
Richmond Bride Elect Honored At Shower In Annex
Miss Joan Robertson bride elect of Eugene Kratsberg was honored with a miscellaneous shower Friday evening in the annex. Hostesses included Mrs. W. J. Collins and Mrs. J. L. DeGarmo, with Mrs. Harold Robertson pouring. Guests listed span many local families and friends, along with notes on refreshments and table decor. The section also mentions club meetings, engagements, and local notices amid community life notes.
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Joan Robertson
Eugene Kratsberg
Iwcre
W. J. Collins
J. L. DeGarmo
C. R. Moberly
Floyd ‘Brock
Joe Wittman
George
Atchison
Harold Robertson
Ralph McCrea
Clarence Gault
Eugene Bump
Arthur Pough
Maurice Ponton
Virgil Smith
Sandy Sims
Alfred Sigler
Allen DeGarmo
Bob Brown
A. P. O’mara
George Dietrich
Marvin Mersman
Bob Crick
Jerry Milchelt
Clive Bastin
Kenneth ‘Bowman
Jobo Kratsberg
Gus Kratsberg
Rayburn Wertz
Floyd Robertson
Jerry Robertson
Floyd Pendergrass
Oscar Newmaster
Lon Mishler
Abe Severin
Lee Parkins
al Nilges
Frank Gerhold
Art Boyer
Jonm Craycraft, Jr
Hubert Peine
Chester Martin
Lee ‘Metze
Harry Cram
Chris Pickett
Josie Brown
Alta Richardson
Verna Glaze
Barbara Robert Son
Iona Roeckers
R. S. Gault
Dorothy Gebbart
Topeka
Jerry Milchell
Abe Severns
Wilbur Duffey
Wadsworth
Jo Ann Bell
Marvin
A. Lickteig
Fof
J. R
Ted” Fealsel
Johnny
Christia Ann
Bel Air
Riveriside
California
Air Force Base
Mester
Joe Gault
Edwin Horstick
Fort Ord
Calif
Jon
el Joe D. Gault
U. S
K. Co
20Th Inf
Honor Roll and News from Appanoose High
A lively Appanoose High School bulletin covers honor roll standings with decimals from 2.00 to 3.00, lists seniors and juniors on honorable mentions, and notes staff activities. It records a January faculty meeting at the Pearsons, a March of Dimes drive, and a change of name for Miss Virginia Gottschamer to Ginny. It mentions a former student Kim Maag seeking correspondence from Topeka while facing a life sentence, and closes with a pow-wow tease from the Appa-news Squaw.
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Laurence L. Chandler
JSON
Gary Lee
Ottawa Hospital
Delmar Bowmans
K. C
Lee Cline
Keith Cline
Gary
Topeka
Melvin Juikens
Fred Kuiken
Steven Hoelscher
Mt. Carmel
Mary Pickrt
Matt Bures
Hilda Pickert
Rita Kippel
March of Dimes
Joe. Ginavan
Amherst Milliman
Cora Shumate
Marion Sat
Delmar Bowman l
Rick
R. R. [Hepner
Garnett
Melvern
Inbek
Jean
Appanoose
Eva
Shirley
Rosie
Threeland Carol
Carol
Harold Myers
Richard
Moses
Jim Beauchamp
Carol Randel
Dick Dillon
Edward Spighet
Carol Wall
Kay Lederer
Carol Fleck
Junior Hawkey
Virginia Gottschamer
Ginny
Naa
Virginia
Kim Maag
A. H
Fillmore Street
Kansas
Appa-news
Primary Election Notice for Ottawa Kansas March 22 1950
First published notice for Ottawa Kansas election on March 22 1950 to nominate Commissioner of Streets and Public Utilities and three Ottawa Board of Education members. No other details beyond the official filing dates and terms provided in the legals text.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Board of Education
Anid City
L. I. Crater
Flood Waters Recede Across French Rivers After Two Week Rise
Paris and major rivers Seine Marne Loire Rhone Saone and Garonne fell back toward normal levels after two weeks of floods. In Paris the Seine dropped 4.4 inches overnight as clear weather forecast to continue. City traffic disruptions persisted with several bridges and riverside roads still closed.
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Paris
France
Seine
Marne
Loire
Rhone
Saone
Garonne
Invalides
Aida
Tremont Avenue
City of
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas
Quake Shakes Three States, No Damage Reported
An earthquake rattled Tennessee Missouri and Arkansas early today with no reported property damage. The highway patrol traced the area from Dyersburg Tennessee to Poplar Bluff Missouri and Sikeston Missouri to Blytheville Arkansas.
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Poplar Bluff
Tennessee
Missouri
Arkansas
Highway Patrol
Dyersburg
Tenn
Sikeston
iMo
Blytheville
Ark
Canada Plans Experimental Atomic Plant Venture
Ottawa says Canada will design an experimental atomic power plant this spring in partnership with government and private industry. The installation could be ready to operate by early 1958, with site selection still pending. Farmers’ 1955 prospects likened to 1954. NZ optics group says eye exercises do not cure vision errors. White meat birds' breast consists of flight muscles.
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Ottawaw
Canada
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Ground apricot pits used for cleaning metal parts in plants
Do You Know Ground apricot pits are sometimes used to clean metal parts in manufacturing plants. One tiny motor used by the U S armed forces has almost a mile of wire yet is smaller in diameter than a half dollar and shorter than a cigarette.
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U.S
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