Rotary club speaker Marvin Bond talks on private flying
Local notes recap a Rotary club meeting where Marvin Bond discussed private aviation, detailing his decade of piloting experience. Attendees included Rev. John Honn of Kansas City, FHA rep Clifford Harding, and visitors from Indonesia and other areas. Also mentions Oswald Bun returning from Cleveland after Kansas University commencement and other local events.
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Marvin Bond
Rotary Club
John Honn
Kansas City
Kas
Clifford Harding
FHA
Lawrence
Indonesia
Eddy Pohan
M. Marsidn
M. O. Smith
Oswald M. Bun
Cleveland
Ohio
R. C. Bundy
Randolph
Harold
Kansas University
Clark Electric Controller Co
Hospital notes admit and discharge list
Hospital notes show admissions for Mark Lombard Humboldt Walter Bush Pomona Wednesday James Capper David Capper 712 Willow Johnny Lancaster route 1 Thursday. Dismissals include Mrs Richard Plett 1029 West Fifth Ernest Owen Brissey 719 King Wednesday Mrs Donald Hall and infant son Princeton Stephen Griffin Sunflower Harvey Morris 523 N Hickory Thursday.
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Mark ‘Lombard
Humboldt
Walter Bush
Pomona
James
David Capper
Willow
Johnny Lancaster
Richard Plett
West Fifth
Ernest Owen Brissey
King
Donald Hall
Princeton
Stephen Griffin
Sunflower
Harvey
Morris
Hickory
Britain Plans Megaton Nuclear Tests in Pacific Next Year
Prime Minister Eden said Britain will conduct nuclear test explosions in the megaton range in the Pacific next year. He stated London is ready to discuss with other nations measures to regulate tests. Eden noted Britain is building an H bomb but has not yet performed thermo-nuclear tests.
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London
Eden
Britain
Pacific
House of Commons
U.S.A
U.S.S.R
Her
Geologists Tour Turnpike Route Connection Study
A group of 75 to 100 geologists from six states will tour an 80 mile segment of the unfinished Kansas Turnpike between Lawrence and Emporia to study rock formations exposed by construction. They will meet in Lawrence Friday night for a pre tour session with ten stops planned to examine strata revealed by deep cuts.
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Topeka
Kansas _ Turnpike
Lawrence
Empdria
Turnpike
More Candidates File For Office In Franklin County
Ottawans and other Franklin countians file for precinct committee positions and township offices. Republican candidates include J B Muecke for precinct committeeman 3rd ward 2nd precinct Vernon Chesbro for 3rd ward 3rd precinct Mrs George H Spears for 3rd ward 2nd precinct. West Franklin precinct sees Mrs Ray Brecheisen and John Benham as committeewoman and committeeman. Harrison township caucus lists Roy Gould as trustee Clarence I Good as treasurer Ralph Doman as clerk Clarence Neihaus as committeeman Mrs L E Turner as committeewoman. Filing deadline for August primary is June 20.
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Franklin
Slight Mistake In Tax Bill Hits Russell Drugstore Partner
G B Dawson of a Russell drugstore reports a possible error in his federal tax bill. He received a notice demanding a quarterly payment of 99 million dollars while stating a prior payment of 900 thousand had already been made.
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Russell
G. B.dawson
Dawson
Federal Income Tax Bureau
Yugoslavia to Import Russian Wheat to Boost Trade
Belgrade announced plans to import Russian grain as Yugoslavia joins Moscow in expanding trade. Belgrade radio said Yugoslavia and Russia agreed to raise trade by 20 million dollars this year.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
United States
Russia
Belgrade Radio
First 56 Wheat Arrives in Kansas City from Independence
The first car of 1956 Kansas wheat arrived in Kansas City last night from Independence. The grain, consigned to Masters-Kelly Grain Co., graded dark with 16.8 percent moisture and tested 60.8 pounds per bushel, higher moisture and 1.8 pounds heavier than last year's initial arrival which had 12.05 percent moisture and 59 pounds per bushel.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Independence
Masters-Kelly Grain Co
Local Kansas Sale Listings Schedule June Events
June sale notices list auctions across Kansas towns including Clinton Overbrook Pomona Waverly and Ottawa with dates June 8 through June 15. Listings include sellers C A Myers Roberts O Connor and Neill George plus Overbrook Livestock and Waverly Sale Pavilion along with contact numbers.
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C. A. Myers & Son
Centropolis
Ottawa
Community Church
Clinton
Kas
Roberts Market
Bast
Lawrence
Kansas
E. E. Roberts
Overbrook Livestock
Overbrook
Westley O'Connor
Oak
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Anderson County
Neill George
Waverly
Medical terminology course aids Oklahoma hospital secretaries
At the University of Oklahoma Medical Center in Oklahoma City a new on the job course teaches medical terminology to secretaries and stenographers to reduce errors and resignations. The program addresses difficult terms such as he p ato cho -lang io -cyst od uo denostomy and explains the meanings of many jargon phrases.
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Oklahoma City
University of Oklahoma Medical Center
Jessie Collier
Department of Surgery
Missing Khrushchev attack section on Stalin comes under review
U S officials say a large chunk of Khrushchev's attack on Stalin is missing from the released text. Diplomats abroad have orders to locate 10 000 to 15 000 words and deliver them to Washington at once. The missing portion is believed to cover denunciation of Stalin's foreign policy and could reveal Khrushchev's own thinking. President Eisenhower suggested the speech targets Soviet domestic purposes. The delivered speech dates to a late February secret Soviet Communist Party Congress. Missing topics include Stalin’s China policy Korea War Iran and Turkey relations NATO Warsaw Pact and postwar European recovery tools.
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Washington
U.S
Nikita Khrushchev
Joseph Stalin
State Department
Stalin
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Communist Party Congress
Russia
Iran
Turkey
Atlantic Alliance
Germany
New Temperature Marks In May Across Kansas
May brought record warmth in Kansas with Dodge City posting the warmest May on record and Wichita its warmest since 1896. Concordia logged the driest May of record while western Kansas saw 90 plus degrees on 10 to 18 days. The month yielded 104 at Kingman and Elk heart, and east central stations reported rain on up to 12 days.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Dodge City
Wichita
Concordia
Kingman and
Elkhart
East Central
North Central
Northwest
Union Groups Face Crackdown
AFL-CIO leaders faced a possible crackdown on two major unions the Teamsters and a 19 union building trades group for alleged rule violations. The Teamsters must sever ties with the expelled International Longshoremen’s Association, while building trades unions push to block further AFL CIO mergers until jurisdictional disputes with former CIO unions are settled.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
Labor Federation
Teamsters Union
Teamsteps
International Longshoremen’s Assn
AFL
George Meany
Teamsters
ILA
Dave Beck
Beck
Building Trades
AFL and Cio
CIO
Meany
Building Trades’ Executive Board
New Sea Monster Reported Off Nova Scotia
A Liberian freighter Rhapso dy sighted a 45 foot white spotted sea turtle in the North Atlantic south of Nova Scotia. The Coast Guard ordered alert for this giant reptile with 15 foot flippers and the ability to rise eight feet above the water.
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Chatham
Mass
North Atlantic
Nova Scotia
Coast Guard
Throckmorton seeks Republican renomination for state post
Throckmorton, Topek, A. F. Throckmorton state superintendent of public instruction since 1949, has filed for Republican renomination. A former Clear Water KS weekly publisher and longtime educator, he has served as elementary and high school teacher, coach, principal, and superintendent.
Gunmen Snatch Rich Gem Loot
In Greenwich Village, three masked gunmen dressed in denim and white gloves seized two Traders Service Corp. employees, bound them, and fled with $211,000 in cut and uncut diamonds from two briefcases. The victims were Schmitt and Epsky. police info notes the gems were insured and destined for five Midtown firms.
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New York
Greenwich Village
Albert C. Schmitt
Eugene Epsky
Ofi Subway
Schmitt
Traders Service Corp
Epsky
Manhattan
Street Rejects Boost to Boy's Oklahoma City Tour
Mayor Street said he would tell the youth about Oklahoma City but refused to promise help with a bill collection. He remarked he would be glad to share information yet did not commit to aiding the campaign.
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Mayor Street
Oklahoma City
Leukemia Fatal To Admiral Joy
SAN DIEGO Calif Retired Adm Charles Turner Joy who led the United Nations truce team for 11 months of armistice talks with the Communists in Korea died yesterday at age 61 in the naval hospital here His widow Martha Ann said he had leukemia for four years Joy commanded U N naval forces in the Korean War and in 1951 was named senior delegate to the U N Command delegation to the Korean armistice conference
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San Diego
Calif
Charles Turner Joy
United Nations
Korea
Joy
Naval Hospital
Martha Ann
U.N
U.N. Command
Oklahoma City boy writes mayor on foreign currency hobby
A Cape Town schoolboy Derek Wilson sent a letter to Mayor Allen Street of Oklahoma City requesting information about the city and state. He reveals his fascinating hobby, which is collecting foreign currency.
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Oklahoma City
Capetown
South Africa
Allen Street
Derek Wilson
Oklahoma
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Bean News
Richmond City Park
RJR
Drake’s
Jere J. Potts
U. S. 59
J. A. Parry
Highway Patrol
Ernest Cramer
J. W. Henshaw
Leawren
Forrests
Patrick Dean LePage
Sarcoxie
7Th South
15Th
Main Street
Leo Moan i
Sinclair Fales
Ottaw
C. D. McCarthy
Rolla, Mo
Paul Andrees
Andree
Wichita West High School
Ottawa U
S. Hickory
Tom Trigg
Knights of Columbus
Bernard Didde
George Glover
James Yudnell
Larry Wassmer
Art Harkins
J. L. Wassmer
Rupert Miller
John Michaels
Clarence R. Carpenter
Joe Servatius
Louis Wh, Dengel
Davis
Etit
Paint Davis Paint Store
S. Main
Geologists Tour
Ala
Safeco Auto Insurance
Alexander Insurance Agency
Sullys Leb
McNarr
Albert
Joe Bre
Wellsvi
Prin Ben Printy
J Community
Sal
N. Main
Jwice
Melvern
Vart & Son Rt
Kansas & Son
Geraldine Orton
Maud Tiffin
Charles R. Tiffin
Frances Gault
J.A. Orton
J. A. Orton, Jr
W. T. Orton
Margaret Lea Orton
W. T
J. A. Jr
Margaret Lea
New Sea Monster
Throckmorton
Admiral Joy
Limb Funeral Home
Cpiawa
Cimce
Hyde Park
Michaels-Stern
Brookfield, Marx & Leitchik
Knox and
Barton Straws
Bantamac
Buck Skein
Brookfield and Marx Sport Coats
Marx & Fretz
Brentwood Hobby Jeans
Biase LE Jayson
REGAL
Superba
Swank and Shields
Paris
Brentwood
Jayson
Truval
Rayon
Mer
Dacron and
Dacron
J. L. “Bud” Wassmer
John N. Wassmer
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