Deaths MRS MORTON L PHILLIPS
Mrs Linnie M Phillips 64 of Poplar died after a week long illness in Ransom Memorial Hospital. Born May 28 184 in Turner Kansas she was mother of Morton C Phillips and widow of Morton L Phillips. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. McVey Dengel Mortuary with burial in Lenexa Cemetery.
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Morton L. Phillips
Linnie M. Phillips
Poplar
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Turner, Kas
Lowell Gish
Ottawa
Edgerton
Lafe
Osawatomie State Hospital
Sophia Perkins Powell
McVey- Dengel Mortuary
Rogers Fredrikson
Lenexa Cemetery
Hospital Notes and Community Updates From Pomona Area
Admissions list includes Gloria Amy Smith Pomona Howard Bell Garnett Ronald Shafter Eric Mrs Lawrence J Langley Pomona Daniel G Arnold 603 N Hickory Ivan Kirkwood Wichita Mrs J S Weethee RFD 2 Sunday Births Mr and Mrs Edward Parker Pomona son born Sunday weight 8 lb 11 oz Specialist Rex A Woods son of Roy Woods RFD 4 participated in feld training with V Corps in Germany Rex E Porter aviation structural mechanic third class son of Kenneth Porter 502 Beech taking part in First Fleet Striking Force Exercise at San Francisco Franklin County Agent Don Brown returns to work after three weeks at Colorado State University. 297 agents 42 states 18 Kansas counties attended Well-Child Clinic in Co-Op room 9 to 12 Wednesday Five Ottawa High cheerleaders to clinic in Norman Oklahoma July 21-25 Mr and Mrs Lester Barnes returned from funeral in Lamoni Fred W Hensick entered KU Medical Center Dismissals include Max Flager Pomona Jack Warnock 1420 S Cedar Sunday and others Frank, Howard Bell, Nettie Shaffer, Ella Greenfield hospitalized today.
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Pomona
Howard Bell
Garnett
Ronald¢ Shafter
Eric
Lawrence J. Langley
Daniel G. Arnold
Hickory
Ivan Kirkwood
Wichita
J. S. Weethee
RFD
Herbert
Chambers
Williamsburg
Edward Parker
Rex A. Woods
Roy Woods
RFD 4
V Corps
Germany
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Kenneth Porter
Beech
San Francisco
Calif
Franklin County
Don Brown
Colorado
Brown
Kansas
Alaska
Fort Collins
Colorado State University
Max Flager
Jack Warnock
Cedar
Billy Joe Burris
Ella Greenfield
King
Ronald Shaffer
Herschell Gragg
Quenemo
Harold Rappard
Burlingame
Freddie Heidner
Cedar House
Walter Bush
Lopez Mateos Wins Mexico Presidency By Wide Margin
Mexico City AP reports Adolfo Lopez Mateos, 48, former labor minister, elected president in what was likely the quietest election in Mexican history. The PRI claimed a landslide win with about 70 to 85 percent of votes, though official totals were not released.
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Mexico City
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Mexico
Party of Revolutionary Institution
PRI
Lopez Mateos
Arrested on Drunk Charges in County Court
Clarence E. Rice 23 of Pomona pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 30 days in jail with finen noted. Hart Noggle 58 of Iola was fined 40 dollars and jailed 10 days, with suspended portion of the fine and jail under a yearlong compliance condition.
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Jand County
Clarence E. Rice
Pomona
Winton A. Winter
Rice
Jay Brown
Ottawa
Hart Noggle
Iola
Winter
Noggle
Kansas
Third Of Hansen Quadruplets Dies
MANKATO Minn AP The third Hansen quadruplet Penelope died at 549 AM at Immanuel Hospital Two sisters Christine and Deborah died Saturday night The surviving infant Rebecca remains in satisfactory condition The babies weighed about two pounds each and were 26 weeks premature Mrs Gerald Manse age 26 a Mankato schoolteacher gave birth to the quadruplets
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Mankato
Minn
Hansen
Immanuel Hospital
Penelope
Rebecca
Gerald Manse
Christine
Deborah
Injured Water Skier Recounts Hospital Stay
Daniel G. Arnold, 28, of 603 N. Hickory, was injured Sunday in a lake water skiing accident on Elith. Doctors report he is severely cut in the leg but responsive and healing in the hospital today.
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Hickory
Elith
Arnold
London
Moscow
Idio
U.S
Soviet
Armenia
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Astara
Eisenhower Nominates Yost as Ambassador to Morocco
President Eisenhower named Charles W. Yost of New York as ambassador to Morocco. He will replace retiring Cavendish W. Cannon. Yost, a career diplomat since 1930, serves on the State Department policy planning staff and hails from Watertown, New York.
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Eisenhower
Charles W. Yost
New York
Morocco
Cavendish W. Cannon
Yost
State Department
Watertown
N.Y
Bomb Attacks Leave Four Dead in Algeria Weekend
Small bomb blasts across Algeria over the weekend killed four people and wounded twenty. There were no large engagements between nationalists or rebels and the French forces, according to reports from Algiers.
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Algiers
Algeria
Two Cars Collide Near Richter injuring Pomona Woman
Franklin County Undersheriff reports a Sunday crash near Richter at 12:30 p.m. left Pomona resident Dortha Tangley and her 18-year-old son Robert injured. Mrs Tangley suffered bruises and possible rib and hip fractures. son injured nose and knee. Judith Elaine Mohr, 19, of Ottawa drove the other car.
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Richter
Pomona
Franklin County
Lloyd Greaves
Dortha Trene Tangley
Robert Tangley
Tangley
Judith Elaine Mohr
RFD 3
Ottawa
Appanoose
Mohr
Tangley Auto
Talks May Mean Historic Steps Between Canada and U S
Ottawa AP report notes President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Diefenbaker begin talks here with possible direct channel between Canadian and U S lawmaking bodies. Diefenbaker hopes a joint parliamentary committee will monitor issues and enable rapid action if tensions rise. Public frictions have increased in recent years.
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Eissenhower
Diefenbaker
Canada
United States
U.S
Local Markets and Legals Bring Concern to Hoy
Merchants face credit shifts as outside banking affects Hoy residents. Mayor Edward Beaman notes soybeans and corn prices, while Sheriff Lyle Rawlings reports no trace found of Williams in a missing case. Market details list eggs and grains with varied prices and quantities.
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Edward Beaman
Hoy
Lyle Rawlings
Jackseseer
Seleoe
Missing Heir Is Back With Mother
Craig Dahlberg, 19, heir to an American fortune, was found with his mother in London after a week missing. Mrs. Gilda Dahlberg praised him saying he had proved he is a man while the widow of the American millionaire discussed plans to stage plays.
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Jackson County
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Ami
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Is Found Guilty On Traffic Charge
An Ottawan, 18, Jon Alterman, was found guilty of passing in a no passing zone by the Franklin County Court. He received 20 days in jail and was paroled on four conditions including keeping Kansas laws, monthly court reports, 15 days of work per month, and paying $6 costs.
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Franklin County
Jon Alterman
Cleveland
Alterman
Kansas
Robert J. Conaty
Continental Trailways to resume seven-state bus service
Continental Trailways plans to restart central lines in Illinois Missouri Kansas Arkansas Oklahoma Nebraska and Colorado after an 11 day strike by Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen drivers. D E Moore declined to release details of the settlement announced last night. community leaders express mixed hopes for recovery and caution for older residents.
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New Gadget For Smooth Launching
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP reports an advanced control system installed at the Air Force missile test center can direct countdowns for three missiles simultaneously, a step beyond the prior one at a time capability. The system aims to cut long prelaunch checks and delays.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force Missile Test Center
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