Soviet Premier Bulganin envoy to Eisenhower on peace pact proposal
Washington reports Bulganin sent a letter to President Eisenhower proposing a treaty between the United States and the Soviet Union to settle differences within the UN Charter and avoid interference in internal affairs. Officials view the move as propaganda likely, noting Russia previously canceled similar agreements with Britain and France over the Western European Union.
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Washington
Bulganin
Eisenhower
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
Russia
Great Britain
France
Western European Union
WEU
West
Germany rearmament ties to WEU and NATO
Bulganin sent a letter to Eisenhower on Wednesday. Contents are guarded though publication is expected later after Eisenhower prepares a reply. The timing likely follows his talks next week with British Prime Minister Anthony Eden.
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Germany
WEU
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Bulganin
Eisenhower
Anthony Eden
Pleasant Valley Social Guests and Visits
Mrs Lucy Mattle and Cecil Russell of Superior Mont joined Mrs Pete Wiseman’s nephew. Elva Russell of Baldwin visited. Sunday dinner guests included Wiley, Bert Broer and family. Donald Averill Belva called. Lauren Broer Shirley and Lester Coffman hosted Ottawa visitors. Dayton Maule family Roy Chambers visited, with Mrs Chambers presenting moving pictures.
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Pete Wiseman
Cecil Russell
Superior
Mont
Elva Russell
Baldwin
Wiseman
Marie Broer
Wiley Broer
Bert Broer
Donald Averill
Belva
Lauren Broer
Shirley
Lester Coffman
A. V. McAuley
Ottawa
Dayton Maule
Roy Chambers
Alex Murdoch
Murry
W. H. Murphey
Chambers
Minor Wreck Solves Thefts
INDEPENDENCE Kansas A minor accident between a switch engine and a car aided police in solving two armed robberies Wed nesday morning near the suspects homes A bandit with a shotgun took 2 30 in loot From two Independence men The description matched a man whose car was hit by a Santa Fe switch engine Tuesday He gave the name Albert Norris Lane 26 Winfield Lane was arrested in Winfield and brought to Independence He admitted involvement and police planned to file armed robbery charges against him
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Independence, Kas
Independence
Albert Norris Lane
Winfield
Vic. Palmer
Lane
Topeka Court Candidate Cushenberry Eyes State Supreme Court
Rep. L. F. Cushenberry of Oberlin says he intends to run for the State Supreme Court and plans a formal candidacy announcement soon. He frames the bid as a step to serve in judicial leadership, indicating readiness to file when eligible.
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Topeka
L. F. Cushenberry
Oberlin
State Supreme Court
Unusual house sign pattern with playful kittens
Spacreed 45 offers an actual size cutting guide for a complete alphabet and numerals four inches high for a wood mounted house sign. Pattern No 451 includes traced outlines and color directions. Price 25 cents from Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept Bedford Hills New York. Other small-town notices follow including hostesses and local school updates.
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Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept
Bedford Hills
New York
Rabbi Israel Rosenberg Dies at 80 in Brooklyn Home
Rabbi Israel Rosenberg aged 80, chairman of the presidium of the Union of Orthodox Rabbis of the United States and Canada, died yesterday at his Brooklyn residence. He led the rabbinic body and served as a key community figure.
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Rabbi Rosenberg
New York
Israel Rosenberg
Presidium
The
Union of Orthodox Rabbis of
United States
Canada
Brooklyn
Girl Scout Patrols Mark Rank Progress In Williamsburg
In Williamsburg on Friday Girl Scout Patrol 2 at Mrs J E Decker home completed Tender Foot rank and began Second Class. Patrol 1 met Tuesday with Virginia Thornbrug presiding. Jackie Spencer elected Patrol leader and others named. Refreshments served. Good Grooming Badge planned. Several local residents noted for visits, trips, and events, including Kathy groups, Eudora family time, and a 25th wedding anniversary at Mt Olivet church.
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J. E. Decker
Janice Milliken
Trene Minsch
Virginia Thornbrugh
Jackie Spencer
Carol McCurdy
Brock
Ernest John Eaton
John Lawrence O'Neil
Leo Miller
Ottawa
Mr. O'Neil
Canada
New Orleans
Florida
Mr. Eaton
Virginia
S. B. Moats
Maurine
F. W. Davis
Wendell Davis
Sadana
O. E. IS
District 14
Fred Young
L. T. Pattie
G. W. Turrell
Mt. Olivet Church
Claude Warbritton
Matrons Club
E. T. Thompson
O. M. Milliken
Ora LeChien
Mae Dobbs
Edd Blair
W. T. Hopkins
L. W. Sutherland
J. T. Farney
W. E. Robbins
W. E. Robbins, Jr
Ashcraft
Irwin Chambers
Rollin
Charles Reed
Francis
Henry Spring
Dennis
Jimmie
Salina Named Kansas Winner in 1955 Fire Contest
Salina was announced today as Kansas winner in the 1955 Fire Prevention Week Contest of the National Fire Protection Assn. Great Bend and Newton tied for second in Kansas municipal standings, followed by Pittsburg. Honorable Mention went to Bonner Springs and Neodesha. McConnell Air Force Base in Wichita placed fourth in the grand award competition among Air Force installations in the government division.
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Boston
Salina
Kansas
National Fire Protection Assn
Great Bend
Newton
Pittsburg
Bonner Springs
Neodesha
McConnell Air Force Base
Wichita
Air Force
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Pleasant Valley News
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Lucy Mattle
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Ted Randell
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Howard Solsby
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