Summer School At KU Names Area Attendees
Area residents listed as summer school students at the University of Kansas include Ottawa John Beam James Foulks Harold Haight Joe Henning Roscoe Lancaster Patline Van Landingham Leland Monroe James Riley Gerald Servatius John Spears Richard Warner Pomona Elvis Berger Wayne Lee Wolf Richmond Nancy Collins Francis Hobson Robert Roeckers Wellsville Adelbert Cramer Phyllis Coughenour Willis Holtwick Leslie Hallmark Ralph Chandler Robert Leib Gene McConnell Lois Miller Margie Murphy Carmen Rea Elvis Robb Garnett Charles Dotts Joe Nixon Albert Steinbacher Patricia White Waverly James Williams Jr Osawatomie Robert Jenkins Thomas Lewinsohn Vaughn Moore Paola Albert Johnson Robert Pettit James Phillips Gail Thoren Joseph Troxler Osage City Charles Bowlin
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University of Kansas
Ottawa
John Beam
James Foulks
Harold Haight
Joe Henning
Roscoe Lancaster
Patline van Landingham
Leland Monroe
James Riley
Gerald Servatius
John Spears
Richard Warner
Pomona
Elvis Berger
Wayne Lee Wolf
Richmond
Nancy Collins
Francis Hobson
Robert Roeckers
Wellsville
Adelbert Cramer
Phyllis Coughenour
Willis Holtwick
Leslie Hallmark
Ralph Chalender
Robert Leib
Gene McConnell
Lois Miller
Margie Murphy
Carmen Rea
Elvis Robb
Garnett
Charles Dotts
Joe Nixon
Albert Steinbacher
Patricia White
Waverly
James Williams, Jr
Osawatomie
Robert Jenkins
Thomas Lewinsohn
Vaughn Moore
Paola
Albert Johnson
Robert Pettit
James Phillips
Gail Thoren
Joseph Troxler
Osage City
Charles Bowlin
Local Names Linked in Community Boundary Talks
The article lists residents paired with municipalities: Morman Ford with Lyndon-Bruce Hotchkiss and Ralph Silver. Carol Grieshabert with Quenemo-Bruce Rogers. John Kiesow with Overbrook-Terry Hodges. Melvern-Duane McNabb.
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Morman Ford
Carol Grieshabert
John Kiesow
Lyndon
Bruce Hotchkiss
Ralph Silver
Quenemo
Bruce Rogers
Overbrook
Terry Hodges
Melvern
Duane McNabb
Gas Takes Lives Of Five Children
BELFAST Northern Ireland five children aged 4 to 13 were found dead in a seaside vacation room from gas exposure. Their grandfather, Robert Patton, left the rooms untroubled hoping rest would help them. An accidental death verdict was returned.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Robert Patton
Eden Outlines Big Four Arms Policy at London Dinner
Prime Minister Eden previewed British stance for the Big Four summit urging NATO unity with the United States while remaining open to Soviet concessions. He backed three principles: oppose breaking NATO, stay with the United States, and pursue German unification with reassurance for Russia. He highlighted the seven nation West European Union formed to limit West German rearmament and bind the Reich into a defense coalition. He warned against haste in judging Soviet moves and vowed not to rush conclusions about a new Soviet Asia policy.
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London
Eden
European Union
Russia
Germany
Britain
NATO
United States
West European Union
Reich
France
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Confession Of Murder A Hoax in Belton Texas
Eugene Padgett, who confessed to a murder he now says he did not commit and faced prison, has won his freedom. The case leaves a 24 year old mystery: who beat Will Sander Vatican City Pope Plnsford to death with a tire tool. A Vatican cable to President Peron mentions prayers for Argentina to preserve Catholic tradition.
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Belton
Tex
Eugene Padgett
Sander
Vatican City
Pope
Dur XII
Juan
Padgett Walks Free After Reexamination Of 1940 Confession
Padgett was released after authorities reexamined his 1940 confession in which he claimed an ulterior motive. The case prompted renewed scrutiny of his motives and led to his freedom following the new review.
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Padgett
New Books At City Library Collection Listed
Nell Barnaby reports new offerings at the city library including The Flower Girls, Excelsior, Wheels West, Auntie Mame, Widow's Flight, How to Landscape Your Own Home, The Autumn's Brightness, Matt Regan's Lady, Singing Family of the Cum berlands, Booth Tarkington, and more. Heat impacts much of the nation with 100s in Nebraska and Kansas. a Minnesota tornado killed a 20 month old and injured at least 13 as it carved a path west of Marshall toward the Twin Cities.
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City Library
Nell Barnaby
The
Winifred Ashton
Clarence Dane
Paul Hyde Bonnet
Homer Cray
Patrick Dennis
Ruth Fenl- Song
Robert S. Malkin
Daisy Newman
Matt Regan
Mary Brinker Post
Jean Ritchie
Booth Tarkington
James Woodress
Mae Re Reid
Pacific
Northwest
Plains
Nebraska
Kansas
Hill City
Kan
Missouri
Iowa
Western
Minnesota
Twin Cities
Marshall
Minn
Origin of the Methodist name in Oxford in derision
The term methodist was applied derisively to John Wesley followers at Oxford and, accepted by them, became the church name.
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John Wesley
Oxford
Subscriptions Added From Multiple Cities
The Herald lists new subscribers and renewals from Ottawa Pomona Princeton Richmond Williamsburg Rantoul Baldwin Quenemo Garnett and Greeley, including Jim Allen Gail Calkins H. &. Jones Roy Reed Wallace Shibe H. T. Parkin and others, with names of several subscribers and households.
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The
Herald
Ottawa
Jim Allen
Raymond Gillette
Gail Calkins
Paul Steinman
Ruth Moody
Pearl Hamerickhouse
Pomona
H. &. Jones
Roy E. Reed
W. E. Shibe
H. T. Parkin
Princeton
J E. Halley
J. G. Barnes
Richmond
Lloyd C. Carr
Ervin Gretencord
Williamsburg
Edward Collins
Rantoul
No Difference Between Eisenhower and Dulles Over Soviet Strength
Washington said there is no difference between President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles on the Soviet Union’s strength. Hagerty noted public testimony by Dulles in a congressional hearing. Daley, called the dean of Iferas, died in a Michigan prison after years of parole denial. Khruschev warned Western nations not to expect Russia’s weakness at the Big Four conference.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Dulles
Soviet Union
James C. Haglerty
Tackson
Mich
Tony
the Daley
Dean
Ifera
Re- Soviet Union
Southern
Michigan
Senate Appropriations
Daley
Geneva
Man Shows Steady Progress After Saturday Attack
The subject experienced his best day yesterday since the assault on Saturday and was described as making steady progress. He had pushed himself in recent weeks to finish Senate business and was expected to adjourn around August 1.
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Johnson
Senate
Senator Johnson Making Progress
Washington reports Ur-Associates of Senate Majority Leader Lyndon B. Johnson agreed he had little warning before a weekend heart attack. Johnson, under strict rest orders, is at Naval Medical Center Bethesda Maryland with hospital attaches saying he is recovering.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Johnson
Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Peron Fires Rebel Officers in Argentina Revolt
President Juan D Peron dismissed 80 Argentine navy officers and 25 air force officers after the June 16 revolt. The decree followed a ruling by the Supreme Council of the armed forces declaring those officers as rebels.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Air Force
Supreme Council of the Armed Forces
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