Lane area residents share news and church activities
Mrs Donald Rodgers and children visited her parents the Moon family while neighbors in Lane helped with WSCS canning at the church annex. A Sophomore farewell party honored Peggy Burns moving away. Many visits include Ottawans, Topeka residents, and Kansas City trips. An annual Lane free fair is not planned this year as MYF plans a hayrack ride Thursday evening.
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Donald Rodgers
Rantoul
Damon Moon
Elizabeth Barkdoll
Margaret Hahn
Ira Owens
Wscs Society
Lane’ High School
IOOF
Peggy Burns
Ovaleva Burchfield
Westphalia
Lane
Bob Hoyt
Kansas City
Thad Stevenson
Ali
Charles Mitchell
Brenda
Topeka
Eddie Brownlee
Wayne White
Sen
Ottawa
Maney White
Methodist Church
Plum Creek
Malcolm Brummitt
Maureen Wheeler
Frank Katzer
Maureen
Lane High School
Luther Christian
Osawatomie
Alice Christian
Pic
el Dorado
Leora Fuller
Charles Fuller
Dana Porter
Belle Brownlee
Delores
Helen Reeve
S-Sgt
Lester Sokal
R. H.byers
Art Holland
Sunflower
Jerry Triplett
Tommy
Jerry
C. C. Burns
Sparta farmer converts cistern into tornado shelter
GRAND RAPIDS Mich A Sparta farmer Lyle Anderson solved a tornado shelter problem by pumping an ole cistern dry with a fruit spray rig and converting it into a safe underground place for tornado weather The project cost nothing and is stocked with drinking water blankets tins of records and a transistor radio
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Sparta
Lyle Anderson
Boeing Plans Labor Reduction
Boeing Airplane Co announces a six month workforce cut from 19 000 to 12 000 across Washington state and Kansas. President William Allen cites tooling completion shifts to Wichita and Air Force procurement policy changes as reasons. Washington reductions total 6 090 to 8 000, lowering Seattle area employment to under 60 000. Wichita losses 3 000 to 4 600. No layoffs. vacant positions not filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Washington State
Kansas
Boeing Airplane Co
William Allen
Washington
Wichita
Air Force
Allen
Seattle-Renton
Moses Lake
Everett
Murderers Often Make Best Prisoners Says Texas Official
Fort Worth report quotes Jack Heard, assistant general manager of the Texas prison system, saying murder convicts often have clean records and cause less trouble than petty offenders. He notes some murder cases, like cow theft, are hard to manage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex.s
Texas
Jack Heard
Texas Prison System
Pineau to London for five power disarmament talks
The French foreign ministry announced that Foreign Minister Christian Pineau will travel to London tomorrow to meet with U S Secretary of State Dulles regarding the five power disarmament talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Foreign Ministry
Christian Pines
London
U. S
State Dulles
Union Holds Hearings For Bakers And Teamsters
The AFL CIO Ethical Practices Committee renews hearings into charges of corrupt domination within the Bakers and Teamsters unions. Officials from the Bakery Workers International Union face closed hearings, while UTW and others may be scrutinized. President James G. Cross faces accusations of bribery and improper payroll practices amid Senate disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington W
Aflcio Ethical Practices Committee
Bakers and Teamsters
Teamsters
Bakers
UTW
Senate
Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
Ethical Practices Committee
Bakery Workers International Union
James G. Cross
Bakers Union
Veteran Educator Claude St John Dies in Arkansas City
Claude E. St. John 80 a veteran educator died Monday night He led Arkansas City schools as superintendent for 29 years and previously served as Lorencé and Marion Kas superintendent and as assistant state superintendent of public instruction He was president of the Kansas State Teachers Assn in 193%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas City
Claude E. St. John
St. John
Arkansas City Schools
Lorencé and Marion
Kas
Kansas State Teachers Assn
11th Nuclear Blast Postponed Again ATOMIC TEST SITE
The Atomic Energy Commission postponed the Sith nuclear test of the summer series for the third day in a row. Today's shot, previously set for 4 45 a m tomorrow, was called off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atomic Energy Commission
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Lloyd Willey
Lester Mahon
Charles Bump
Elmo Shepherd
Ora Cunningham
Charles
Gene Cunningham
Ray Cun
Ningham
Iola
Ray Cunningham
Shawnee
Bruce Landers
Forbes Air Base
Walter Landers
June Hettler
Lavon Hettler
Liberty
Missouri
Hobart Betz
St. Louis
Dean Kennedy
Ramona
Wilbur Kennedy
Earl Porter
Dana
Ronnie Johnson
New Holland
Massey-Harris
Skyline Harvester
Dennis
Real Buy
SOX
Levi
S. Main
Boeing
Pineau
Union
Track Union
United Textile Workers
the Keen Co
H.P. Shaw
den Tractor
Sickle
Harrow
B. Muecke
W. 5Th
Fred Kaiser
Rexall Drug Store
Ottawa Herald
Malott's
Keller Steel
Ironing Board
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