Recited First Solemn Mass At Greeley Church Sunday
Fr Fergus Lickteig C Carm celebrated his first Solemn Mass at St John's Greeley last Sunday after being ordained in Kansas City by Archbishop Hunkeler. He is the youngest of eleven children. several relatives serve in the priesthood and religious life. A large gathering and dinner followed with a reception at his parents' home. Fr Anthony Joseph Lickteig, cousin, will say his first Mass July 12 at St John's Greeley after ordination in Rome last December.
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Fergus Lickteig
St. John’s Church
Greeley
Lickteig
Hunkeler
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Kansas City
Kas
Archdiocese of
Kansas
Frank Lickteig
St. John's Grammar School
Carmelite Fathers
Niagara Walls
Canada
New Baltimore
Penn
Niagara Falls
Washington, D. C
Fr. Lichteig
Timothy Burke
St. John’s
Bernard Lickteig
Fergus
Adram Lickteig
St. Joseph’s Church
Leavenworth
Claude Engemann
St. Patrick’s Church
Edward Lickteig
Stephen Lickteig
Francis Gilner
George Christ
Topeka
Dion
Dominic Lickteig
Thomas Strasser
Ernoon
Ursulines
Anthony Joseph Lickteig
Bernard
Segregation Views Differ On Local School Actions
Washington observers noted sharp splits over how local public schools will handle plans to end racial segregation. Southern leaders predicted inaction, while NAACP officials foresewed prompt action by September 1956. The Supreme Court urged a prompt start with local responsibility and possible court enforcement if needed.
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Washington
Deep South
Supreme Court
National Assn. For
Advancement of Colored People
Sen. George
D-Ga
Snow Delights Viewers At Idaho Falls Drive In
Heavy snow fell as spectators watched the film White Christmas at a drive in theater in Idaho Falls yesterday. The event drew viewers despite winter conditions.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
June Enters On Pleasant Note
A Associated Press report notes generally pleasant June weather across most regions with colder, unsettled conditions and precipitation in the West. Thunderstorms bringing hail and gusty winds affected central and northern plains as storms moved southeast from the Central Plateau. Rain and snow spread across the Northwest and Intermountain West with showers reaching the Northeast, including Burlington Vermont.
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Plains
Central
Plateau
Rockies
Wyoming
Idaho
Utah
Nevada
Burlington
Full Session On Drought In West And Midwest
Western and Midwestern governors will hold full scale sessions on drought and highway problems in Denver. Kansas Governor Fred Hall attends with Commerce Secretary Sinclair Weeks. Philip A. Ray outlines highway legislation status as regional discussions continue. The Great Plains Council members meet on drought while agriculture officials Morse and E arrange the drought program.
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Denver
Kansas
Fred Hall
Secretary of Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Philip A. Ray
Commerce Department
Great Plains Council
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
D. Morse
Governors and leaders visit town for meetings
L Peterson notes other governors in town for meetings including Ed C Johnson of Colorado Leo A Hoegh of Iowa Orville L Freedman of Minnesota J Hugo Aronso n of Montana Victor E Anders on of Nebraska John F Simms of New Mexico Norman Brunsdale of North Dakota Joe Foss of South Dakota and Milward Simpson of Wyoming A modern power plant uses about a quarter of a pound of coal per kilowatt hour but more efficient plants are under development.
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L. Peterson
Ed C. Johnson
Colorado
Leo A. Hoegh
Iowa
Orville L. Freeman
Minnesota
J. Hugo Aronson
Montana
Victor E. Anderson
Nebraska
John F. Simms
New Mexico
Norman Brunsdale
North Dakota
Joe Foss
South Dakota
Milward Simpson
Wyoming
Relief Fund Grows For Udall Tornado Victims
Udall Kansas sees a large relief drive after the May 25 twister that leveled the town. About $90,000 from private sources and groups, plus Red Cross pledges and contributions from as far as Canada and Austria, bolster two state reconstruction efforts. Public housing is offered rent-free through July, and aid focuses on home and grocery needs as volunteers logged Memorial Day relief.
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Udall
Kas
Red Cross
Canada
Austria
Udalla
Blackwell
Oklo
Washington
Small Business Administration
Kake-Tv
Wichita
Sioux City
Rosalind Russell
Hutchinson
Joshua Logan
Salvation Army
Earl Rowe
Report on Vaccine Soon
A U S Public Health Service prepares an official report on the polio vaccine. Surgeon General Leonard Scheele says it may be ready this weekend and will explain why the vaccine release was delayed, changes in testing, and what new knowledge emerged from recent discussions and studies. President Eisenhower notes scientific findings during the delay period reveal new insights into virus behavior and safeguards. The report aims to answer parents whether to vaccinate and how much protection the vaccine provides.
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New York
U.S. Public Health Service
Leonard Scheele
Eisenhower
Scheele
Loss Reported On Grain Bins
Des Moines reports a multimillion dollar loss in grain bin construction uncovered by the Department of Agriculture. A House committee has completed a secret report criticizing lax inspection of bins storing corn, wheat, and other grains.
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Des Moines
The
Des Moines Register
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Register
House
Standard Oil Grants To Midwest Colleges
The Standard Oil Foundation announces a third annual grant of 150000 to 145 private colleges in 14 Midwest states including Kansas and Missouri. Dr. Robert E. Wilson says state associations save presidents time by reducing solicitations and help businesses by evaluating institutions. Associations report gifts rising from 365000 in 1952 to 1363000 in 1954 across the region.
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Chicago
Standard Oil Foundation, Inc
Indiana
Midwest
Kansas
Missouri
Robert E. Wilson
Wilson
Colonial youth share compared to present ages
In colonial times about 40 percent of people in what would become the United States were under 15, compared with 27 percent today. The statistic highlights a younger colonial population and shifting demographic patterns over centuries.
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The
United States
Harvest Begins as Wheat Fields Partially Dry in Oklahoma
Scattered harvesting took place yesterday in western Oklahoma though many fields remain too wet after heavy rains last week. Farmers pressed ahead to beat more showers forecast, doing what they could under difficult conditions.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
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