Vacation Pack keeps you up to date while away
News briefs cover vacation service for Herald readers with free Vacation Pack delivery upon return. Also notes on piano tuning, ice cream socials, recruiting duty, recent commissions, divorces, minor car accident, a return from Scott City after a pool operation accident, transfers to a water works school, locker facilities at the North American hotel, Kiwanis speaker notes, and a Hoover Commission mention.
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Herald Office
Herald
Herald Circulation Department
Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals Five Names Included
Admitted Mrs Maude Evans route 2 Mrs Alline Hughes 126 Willow Mrs Elizabeth Briles route 2 today Dismissed Mr and Mrs Reuben Thorn and Geraldine Thorn Eureka Wednesday Births Galen Bristow 634 N Poplar son 8 lb 12 oz Paul Jones 823 S Cedar daughter 6 lb 15 oz Weight and other details omitted for brevity
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Maude Evans
Alline Hughes
Willow
Elizabeth Briles
Reuben ‘Thorn
Geraldine Thorn
Eureka
Billie Schulz
N. Cedar
Richard Ahrens
S. Mulberry
John Gaddig
Lawrence
Galen Bristow
N. Poplar
Paul Jones
S. Cedar
Funerals for Duffett and Stovall Held in Two Cities
Funeral services were conducted for David E. Duffett who died July 14 at McVey Dengel Mortuary with Rev Wayne E Caldwell presiding and pallbearers named. Waunlla Happy sang with accompaniment. Burial followed at Highland cemetery. Also, Mrs Rosa Bell Stovall died July 16 and services were held at Towner's Chapel with Rev B Harris officiating. Albert J Williams sang with Mrs Robert Cole accompanying. Burial was in Hoisington Kansas.
Senate Scrap On Ike's Health
Washington reports a heated Senate floor exchange over President Eisenhower health. Sen. Knowland and Sen. Goldwater challenged Sen. McNamara for remarks accusing Hagerty of shielding facts about the President. McNamara defended the speech as criticizing information manipulation in the press.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Knowsland
Calif
Sen. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Sen
McNamara
D-Mich
James ©. Hagerty
Madison S Avenue
Goldwater
United States
Knowland
Time Extensions For Soil Bank Program
The Agriculture Department extended deadlines for signing soil bank agreements and for plowing under or cutting crops on land retired from production. Farmers now have until July 7 to sign agreements and July 31 to Aug 2 as final dates for disturbing soil bank land, due to county committees not signing all interested farmers in time.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Hope To Avert Boeing Strike
Wichita officials urged Boeing and the International Association of Machinists to avoid a strike at the Wichita bomber plant. Union and company leaders met with city officials and federal conciliators as a midnight Sunday deadline looms. The talks focused on the employee performance review used for promotions and retention, with the IAM seeking greater weight for seniority in decisions.
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Wichita
Boeing Airplane Co
International Assn. of Machinists
Boeing
City Commission
Boeing-Wichita
Air Force
A. E. Howse
N. D.showalter
William Holly
IAM
H. D. Lester
Union
Lester
Howse
Showalter
Holly
Mock Atomic Attack in Operation Alert 1956 Start
Washington timed six day civilian war game Operation Alert 1956 begins at 11 a.m. EDT with a simulated atomic assault capable of wiping out 76 U.S. centers and some Canadian cities. Top officials and hundreds relocate to secret centers. Eisenhower flies to Panama but returns for the final two days. Conelrad radio test will silence most stations for 15 minutes.
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Washington
U.S
Eisenhower
Panama
Conelrad
Blind 4 year old in hospital stays brave with music
Orlando, Florida four year old Mike Sibole, blind after losing an eye to cancer two years ago, chats with his parents at Holiday House Hospital while confined to bed and listening to a radio, undaunted by his continued blindness.
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Orlando
Fla
Mike Sibole
Holiday House Hospital
Mike
James W. Sibole
Farming Takes Big Investment
TAMPA Florida farm expert Dr. Marshall O Watkins of the Florida Agricultural Extension Service says starting a farm costs 50000 to 100000 dollars to earn 3000 to 4000 yearly. He adds marrying the farmer daughter as an easier path to ownership to avoid debt.
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Tampa
Fla
Florida
Marshall O. Watkins
Florida Agricultural Extension Service
U S Troops Out Of Germany Demands Rise In Bonn
A German undercover group calling itself the Association for an Independent Germany warned U S Ambassador James B Conant in Bonn that it is prepared to fight to remove foreign troops from Germany. The group sent a letter declaring it will no longer bear the occupation.
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Bonn
Germany
U.S
James B. Conant
Conant
Foreign troops on holy soil confronts German policy control
The item denounces foreign troops on sacred soil and complains that German policy is bent by Jewish money and foreign lords. A separate line gives a cooking tip to brush cube steaks with melted butter and broil hot for best result.
For Athlete's Foot Use a Keratolytic Today
An advertisement promotes T-4-L a keratolytic to treat athlete's foot. It claims it deadens infected skin and exposes germs to the product's action. It promises instant drying and a 40¢ refund if not satisfied within one hour at John Kaiser Drug Co.
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John Kaiser Drug Co
Miss Iowa Wins Beauty Title at Miss Universe Pageant
Dark haired Iowa minister's daughter Carol Morris, 20, from Otterman? Ot tumwa, Drake University junior, captured Miss United States at Long Beach Municipal Auditorium after 16 finalists were judged from an initial 43 American entrants.
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Long Beach
Calif
Iowa
America
Carol Morris
Ottumwa
Long Beach Municipal Auditorium
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Jay Ellis
Faith Lutheran Church
First Baptist Church
Jesse D. Yockey
Jesse E. Yockey
Quenemo
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Austin
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Yockey
Herschell Daney
American Home Baptist Mission’ Society
American Baptist ‘Convention
Seattle
Wash
Crow' Indian Baptist
Lodge Grass
Mont
Wilbur Russell
Rt. 1
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W. M. Reed
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Rosemary Sands
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Carl J. Sands
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Garnett
Robert Harris
15Th Street
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Lickteig
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Scott City
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Martin
Pat Sands
Spencer
John Martin
Marysville
Mankato
Smith Center
Elmer Bell
Carl Nutt
Enos Horn
University of Kansas
Kiwanis
Qwen Shofner
National Sign Co
Kiwanis Club
Harry Woodring
Hoover Commission
Woodring
John Gaynor
Franklin County
Louis H. Dengel
Thermodex
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Tiss
Ovation
Beauty Playhouse
Tussy
Briscoe
Ike
Main
Vermont
New Hampshire
Electronics Fields
Kansas Area
Electronics P
Dansan City
Seener
C. A. Myers & Son
Centropolis
Roberts
Fastith
Kas
James Gabbert
Baldwin
Dallas Allan
Weilsville
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Anderson County
Overbrook
Neill George
Waverly
Jake Weimer
Olivet
Albert Stewart & Son Farm Rt
Albert
Harold
Wilson and
Locust Streets
Everett Lantz
Princeton
Printy & Son Ben Printy
N, Main
Lamb
U. S
Ysa
Lib Funeral Home
Orawak
Miss
The
Eeennee
Oad
Peeeeeee
Dean Berlin
Vereen
the Doctor
Helfer
Jennie
Tommy
Kramer Drug Store
Buick
Mike Mulcahey
Buick Company
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