Long Road For College Degree
A Missouri man from Ozark County, Winsor V. Morrison of West Plains, earned his medical degree at the University of Tennessee after a lengthy path from 8th grade through military service and marriage. He will begin a U S Public Health Service internship in Seattle on July 1.
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Winsor V. Morrison
West Plains
University of Tennessee Medical Units
Morrison
Ozark County
University of Missouri
University of Tennessee College of Medicine
U.S. Public Health Service
Seattle
Memorial Day Socials and Local Visits in Lane Area
Memorial Day guests visited families across Lane including Mr. and Mrs. Norman White and others from Ottawa. A gift shower honored Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Castleberry after their house burned. Visitors traveled from Oceanside California, Osawatomi, Humboldt, Ottawa, Iola, Shawnee, De Soto and Coffeyville for family gatherings and memorial observances. Bowling on a summer league named the Rolling Pins began with Lane residents Clifford Hettler and Donald Higdon amid local social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman White
Wayne White
Gon
Ottawa
C. E. Castleberry
Hy Kelley
Janie
Jack
Jerry Kelley
Oceanside
California
United States Navy
Clara Thompson
Osawatomie
Lane
Wayne Hettler
Marcia
Humboldt
Lavon Hettler
W. H. Hettler
Clifford Hettler
Ora Cunningham
Charles
Roy Cunningham
Iola
Ray Cunningham
Shawnee
Jerry Triplett
Art Holland
DeSoto
Earl Ellis
Carol
Jerry Best
Ellis
Lane High School
Janice Kelley
Bill Little
Coffeyville
Kansas
Donald Higdon
Homewood
Rolling Pins
Pitingal
Higdon
Evans Family at University of Wyoming Reunion
Five of six Evans children from Boulder Wyoming attend UW. Robert 27 is a sophomore in engineering, William 25 is a freshman engineering student, Evelyn 23 is a senior in elementary education, John 21 is a senior in agriculture, and Floyd 18 is a freshman in engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wyo
University of Wyoming
Oscar D. Evans
Boulder
Robert
William
Evelyn
John
Floyd
New High For Turnpike Take
WICHITA Toll collections on the Kansas Turnpike reached a May high of 316,395.01 dollars. Pike comptroller Denis Symes cites a 10 percent rise from April as tourism season starts. General manager Gale Moss notes May marks fifth straight revenue gain as summer traffic begins. Daily tolls averaged about 12,400 with a June 2 Sunday total of 19,401, second highest since opening. Moss says charge accounts and concession revenues await tally, moving toward full self support.
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Wichita
Kansas Turnpike
Denis ‘Symes
Pike Comptroller
Gale Moss
Pike
Moss
Alligator Drops By In Texas Backyard
In San Antonio a spring shower left Mrs. R. D. Boykin startled when a two foot alligator appeared in her yard. Her husband and a neighbor restrained the reptile and notified police. The incident followed by a stray animal report related to local zoo activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San. Antonio
Tex
Texas
R. D. Boykin
Tight National League race with three-game spread
Milwaukee's Bob Buhl pitched a four-hitter to beat Brooklyn 3-1, tying the Dodgers with the Braves for third as Cincinnati led the NL. Pittsburgh’s Vern Law beat Cincinnati 5-2, breaking a winless streak against the Reds, with Frank Thomas driving in the clincher. Nuxhall blamed a mechanical mixup as he lost to Pittsburgh while claiming he is “all goofed up.”
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Milwaukee
Bob Buhl
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati
Joe Nuxhall
Buhl
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Braves
Pittsburgh
Vern Law
Redlegs
Law
Pirate
Teaders
Philadelphia Phillies
Pirates
Frank Thomas
Nuxhall
Bill Virdon
RBI
Raul Sanchez
The
Wally Post
Birdie Tebbetts
Daley Klaus Gernert Cerv Nixon in Ski zas
The record lists players Daley Klaus Gernert Cerv and Nixon with various stats and substitutions. Boston left for Kansas City as 6 7, with Nixon Kellner Duren Host contributing in scoring assists and home plate figures.
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Hal Smith
Kansas City Athletics
Jim Piersall
Boston Red Sox
Kansas City
John Stevens
Piersall
Ted Williams
Athletics
Joe DeMaestri
Boston
Duren
E—Smith
Klaus
RBI
Gernert G
Simpson
Smith
Skizas
Lepelo
Nixon
Jensen
Zernial
Kansans City
BRH
D'Mstris Klaus
Hunter
Sf Williams
Stephens
Gernert
Simson
Th Jensen
Rf Skizaa
Malzone
C Lepelo
Lopez
I Daley
C Kellner
P Nixon
P Duren
b-Noren Gralf
Daley Klaus
Cerv
DeMaestri
Graff
Lepcio
Bb—Nixon
Kellner
So—Nixon
Ho—Kellner
Host
R—Er Nixon
W—Nixon
L—Kellner
U—Stevens
Rommel
Paparella
Napp
B47 Jet Bomber Belly Landing At McConnell AFB
A B47 jet bomber performed a belly landing on a runway at McConnell Air Force Base after its landing gear jammed. The crew of three circled for hours to shed fuel before touchdown and all three escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
McConnel Air Force Base
Body of Woman Recovered From Arkansas River
A 24 hour search ended with the recovery of Mrs. Edward A. Lind a 36 year old Wichita woman from the Arkansas River near her family car. She had been undergoing treatment for a nervous breakdown and was reported missing yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Arkansas River
Edward A. Lind
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Ozarks
By Belle Brownlee
Family Project
Chicago
White Sox
New York Yankees
Detroit
Yankees
Red Sox
Dick Gernert
FBI
Winged Horror Grips Nation
Jeff Morrow
Mara Corday
Clover
Columbia Picture
Fei Tayo Ao
Kathryn Grant
William Leslie
Fraternal Order of Police
Lawrence
RAPID
Marvin Rainwater
Billy Walker
Norma Beasler
Slim Wilson
Hash & Whistler
Louise Rowe
Leon Boulanger Plus
Billy Gray
DECCA
Bandation
Round Corner
Douglas Bros
Sage
Douglas Brothers
Main
Sarin
Richard Garland
Pamela Duncan
Cadillac
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