Crippled Eddie O Neil Rodgers Dies in Crash
In Bordentown New Jersey Eddie O Neil Rodgers an 18 year old crutch bound youth known for shining shoes and hitchhiking with servicemen died after a car driven by Airman John W Souders Jr of Philadelphia crashed off the road near Hedding. Souders was hospitalized in serious condition at Fort Dix Hospital.
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Bordentown
Eddie O'Neil Rodgers
Kad
Eddie
Joseph Rogalski
John W. Souders Jr
Philadelphia
Ft. Dix
McGuire Air Force Base
Hedding
Souders
Richmond Area News: Visits Events and Local Socials
News from Richmond area notes visits by relatives including a daughter and niece and mentions missionary group meetings at Gordon-Hale home. Social Hour Club luncheon and activities at Alma Bastin’s, with members listed. Several local families hosted guests. Diane Marie Rocker born July 9 at Anderson County Hospital weighing 7 lb 8 oz. Family logging and church society events referenced. weekend guests include the Robertson and Mossburg families with Emporia connections.
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Temaple
Tex
Ed Morfords
Gordon-Hale
W. J. Akin
H. L. ‘Gault
Elizabeth Greishar
Fairmount
Minn
Frians de
Alma Bastin
Mmes. ‘R
McCrea
Lelia Morgan
Maudie Doncaster
Ruth Atherson
Orie Higdon
Orr
Matie Spears
Jim Wating
Mary
Stella Kepple
Catherine O'Sullivan
Denver
Colo
Ssnessue
Mabel Chandler
Richard Rocker Fightee
Chamber
Anderson County
Richmond Fair
Diane Marie
Ethel Curry
Topeka
Rocker
Betty
Gault
Frank Dietrich
Lyle
Drego, Jr
H. S. Dietrich
Ransome
Sas City
Janice Brockus
Noah Hutchison
Frank Coxner
W.S.C.S
Merritt McDonald
Cecil. Orr
Jesson
Sunday School Lesson on Saving the American Home
ROY L. SMITH argues the nation rises or falls with homes. The home life teaches citizenship, faith, and cooperation, and undercuts moral decay from alcoholism to vulgar media. He stresses parental discipline and religious principles as essential to societal health.
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DR. Smith
Mary Wilson
Kansas City
A.C. Crol
Wilson
Janother
Maude Beeding
Kentucky
Bert T. Mohers
Man
J. R. Smithheislar
Victor ‘Threlfall
Goats Rescued After River Flood in Chillicothe
Sheriff Kelsie Reeter investigated floodwaters near the Grand River and found two goats standing on a floating log. He rescued both kids and ensured their safety as waters rose around the area. A separate ad notes repair services for furniture upholstery canvas and tarps offered by Robert Barnes in Ash Street.
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Chillicothe
Moa
Kelsie Reeter
Blueberry search for missing Crego children fuels volunteers
Ray McDermott urged volunteers to aid the search for Francine Crego aged 10 and her brother Michael aged 8 who disappeared while picking blueberries in a remote northern wilderness area around midday Wednesday. The alert stressed the urgency of locating the siblings and involved local residents in the effort.
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Ray McDermott
Francine Crego
Michael
Louisiana Blood Label Law Takes Effect July 30
A Louisiana law requires labeling of blood plasma shipped into the state by the American Red Cross to reflect race. Gov. Earl Long signed the bill, which excludes disaster areas and emergency medical cases from its scope.
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Baton Rouge
American Red Cross
Louisiana
Earl Long
Teens Digging Cement Wall In Jail Foiled By Sensors
In Spartanburg County two teens jailed for minor offenses were caught attempting to chip through a cement wall with a bent tin cup as a makeshift tool. Jailer Carlisle Brockman says the boys were digging toward another cell but their escape plan was detected a day earlier by electronic sensors.
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Spartanburg
D.C
Carlisle Brockman
No Reading Smoking Ban In Hagerstown Police Cars
In Hagerstown Maryland police on duty are forbidden from reading newspapers or smoking. Police Chief Blair P Overton ordered officers not to be seen directing traffic with a cigar or pipe and not to ride in a patrol car while reading a newspaper.
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Hagerstown, Md
Hagerstown
Blair P. Overton
Kansans Added To Hall Of Fame Board
In Kansas City AP report, 13 persons joined the Agriculture Hall of Fame board last night including Harry Darby of Kansas City Alf M Landon and James McGuire of Topeka. The addition lifts total governors to 63 with a goal of 100.
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Kansas City
Agricultura Hall of Fame
Harry Darby
Kan
Alf M. Landon
James McGuire
Topeka
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C.W
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Lambert Bures
Ralph Lowman
Roy L. Smith
Robert Barnes
Fedders
Weidmann Tire & Battery
Philco
N. Y
N.Y. Daily News
Brigitte Bardot
Lady Sun
Reese
Puente
Cinemascoppe
Evelyn Sunk
Lorne Greene
Charles ‘Bracket
Jean Negulesco
Cartoon
Newa
Dean and
Jerry " Martin
Lewis ix
Huntz Mall
Mary Boys
Lilenielsen
Walter Mea
Ty Maa
Pores Shore Blckmer
Tammy
Cinmmacorta Technicolor
Ae Ke Ia
Sue
Sis Obert Stack
Dorothy Malone
SA Wright
Cameron Mitchell
Coluneen
Pictures
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Rod Steiger
Jan Sterling
The
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Ina
Sass Ore
Hillcrest
Anchor Vines and Star Association
Feu. I
Romuren
North American Building
Hies
Kane
William Overton
J, Dean Nofsinger
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Stafford
Weidmann
Tire & Battery
Kansans
Hall of Fame
Jerry's Drive-In Cleaners
S. Main
Gibson
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