Birthday and bridal showers color Edgerton life
Edgerton area notes many events from June including Billy Bricker's ninth birthday party Miss Juanita Hammon's bridal shower before her June wedding to Charles Crist and Charlee Larrick's birthday supper The column lists visits, church activities Edgerton Grange relief efforts Eye glasses drive and community gatherings at the Community Hall Various local families and guests are mentioned along with school board and city roles and a Friday clean up plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bricker
Billy
Juanita Hammon
Methodist Church
Charles Crist
Jack Larrick
Charlee
A. W. Lyon
Carl Brassfield
Paola
Oden Gerlach
Wayne Brassfield
W. P. Calder
Eldon
Arlin Calder
Ted Moody
Jerry Jim
Frank Finley
Brook Ann Calder
DeSoto
John Fox
Wichita
George Knabe
Knabe
Marlene Rush
Overland Park
Marie
Paula
Charla Rush
Harry Axe
Kansas City
Frankie Prather
Council Grove
Phillip Lefmann
Ray Lefmann
Earl Calder
Brook Ann
Edgerton Grange
Glen Smith
T. A. Fleck
Hazel Fleck
Harold Myers
St. Louis
Elmer Suderman
Baldwin
Edgerton Methodist Church
Leo Sandon
Blue Mound
Salem
Kenneth Rush
Clyde Rush
Shawnee
Forrest
Harold
Topeka
Albert Fesmire
Wayne Brassfields
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Sarah Fesmire
Virginia Ellis
Betty Shere
Tom Anderson
Kermit Klamm
Edgerton High Schol Board
Vernon Sawyer
Edgerton
Jim Gillihan
Junior Junction
Judy Riley
Bob McTaggart
Mary Pritchard
Eisenhower Wins Senate Approval of IAEA Treaty
The Senate ratified the U S membership in the International Atomic Energy Agency by a 67 to 19 vote, with Democrats ahead of Republicans. The action, tied to Eisenhower’s atoms for peace plan, allows future U S agreements and distribution of uranium 235 for peaceful, worldwide uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
International Atomic Energy Agency
Eisenhower
Senate
House
Sen
Bricker
Ohio
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Sup
Knowland
Calif
House Atomic Energy Committee
International Agency
Hundreds Flee Port au Prince in Civil Unrest
Hundreds of workers and peasants fled Port au Prince as the ruling military junta jailed political partisans on a wide scale. Supporters of both presidential candidates Louis Dejoie and Daniel Fignote fled or were arrested, while Dejoie remained in hiding. Troops and police kept stores open amid strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port AU Prince
Louis Dejoie
Daniel Fignote
Dejoie
Emporian Drowned In Reading Lake
Charles W. Pugh a 33 year old staff member of the William Allen White Library drowned in Lyon County State Lake near Reading Kansas yesterday A witness said he disappeared after entering the water near a spillway to retrieve an inner tube that drifted from his two children The body was recovered Pugh s widow who was part of the swimming party also survives
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Emporia
Charles W. Pugh
William Allen White Library
Lyon County
Pugh
Reading
Kas
T Pugh
Ruling on Indian title to lands in Nebraska and Kansas
The Indian Claims Commission ruled that the Pawnee Indians of Oklahoma held title to large tracts in Nebraska and Kansas at the time the government acquired the lands in the 1800s. The decision addressed title only, not monetary awards. The Pawnees seek about 3.04 billion dollars as compensation and will present evidence on land value and payments received.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Kansas
Indian Claims Commission
Examiner backs partial closure of Neosho line plan
Examiner N J Bland said a small business warrant supports the line discontinuance. He noted flood control reservoirs on the Neosho River could inundate rights of way, and that abandonment should require Katy to sell the line or salvage value to keep operations. The C C Commission and local shippers oppose closing the Junction City to Piqua link.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JSON
Coffey
Lyon
Morris
Geary
Examiner N. J
Bland
Katy
Kansas Corporation Commission
Junction City
Piqua
Katy Railroad Wins Conditional OK to Abandon 124 Miles
Washington The Missouri Kansas Texas Katy Railroad has received conditional authority to abandon 124 miles of its Kansas trackage. An Interstate Commerce Commission examiner approved the action, with the trackage passing through Wood- area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Katy
Kansas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wood
Coronato claims relief with gentle colon tonic COLONAID
An advertisement touts COLONAID as a gentle laxative that eases constipation overnight without gagging or causing bloating. It promotes Colonato and Cotonato methods, claims safety during pregnancy, and notes a 60 tablet package for 98 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonaid
Colonam
CoLonama
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Mrs. Wayne Brassfield
Joyce
Helen Carver
Gardner
Clayson Milligan
Gravois Mills
Warren Murdoch
John Murdoch
James Harmon
Gary
Warren Murdochs
Redlands
Clara McClure
John Herring
Seth McClure
Murphysboro, Ill
William Brickers
Herring
L. L. Richardson
Mary Corbin
Jessie Harper Nurs
Diane Widmer
Casper Widmer
Roxanna Kurtz
Fred Kurtz
Olathe Hospital
Peer
Melvin Laura
Vance
Detroit
Mich
Marvin McQuiston
Danville
Ill
Hayden Bell
Marion Peer
Katherine
Bobby
Jesse Peer
Judy
Larry
Olathe
Esther Cochran
St. Joseph
Don Pritchard
Gene Heathman
Ottawa
Melvin Hastings
Robert Murdoch
Lyndon
Walter Stewart
Marie Heisey
Stanley
Wesley Holsey
Lees Summit
Francis McKaughan
Big
Strong
Ottawa Tractor and Implement Company
Emporian
Reading Lake
Dean Berlin
RADIO
KEEN
Glenn Ford
Marlon Brando
Charlton Heston
Julie Adams
Technicolor
Keeler
William Dewarest
Tim Considine
Tim Hovey
Consolidated Film Industries
Gibbons
Goodyear
Core Wean
S. Main
Angel
Coronado
Servel
Gibson
Gambles
Ting Fan
The
Ottawa Herald
Hellcats
FBI
Mexico
Gorge of the Gods
the Rivers Edge Benedict Bureaus
Bond Cleaners
Walt Disney
Cinderella
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