Rights Violated in Alabama Custody Case
In Livingston Alabama Probate Judge Wilbur Dearman pressed for a federal inquiry into a ruling that forcibly sent Martha Winston a 40-year-old mother with eight children and a grandchild from Ohio to Alabama. He said the mother and children were legal Ohio residents entitled to welfare aid there and not Alabama. Winston had moved to Cleveland four years ago and brought the children last October unable to support them.
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Livingston
Ala
Dearman
Ohio
Winston
Cleveland
Notice of Appointment in Estate of Wylie Gailey
State of Kansas Franklin County probate court announces William S. Bowers appointed administrator of the estate of Wylie Gailey deceased on June 1946. Creditors must file claims within 1 month from first publication or be forever barred. Ottawa Kansas date June 1958. Bowers & Bowers, Administrator Attorneys. Tom Kease, Paige Cothren mentioned in unrelated notes.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Wyle Galley
Wylie Gailey
Willam S. Bowers
Expect Priests In Hong Kong From Shanghai Release
Hong Kong and Roman Catholic officials say two American priests, John William Clifford and Thomas L. Phillips of San Francisco, will arrive June 30 aboard a German freighter. They have rested at the Belgian Fathers' Mission in Shanghai since release June 15, the first Americans freed from Red Chinese prisons. Eleven Americans remain jailed.
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Hong Kong
Shanghai
John Wiliam Clifford
Thomas L. Phillips
San Francisco
Homer Bradshaw
Appanoose Social Notes of Visits and Gatherings
Appanoose community members hosted and visited over Father’s Day and weekend gatherings. Families from Ottawa Baldwin Topeka Emporia Overland Park and Wichita joined relatives in Overbrook Lawrence and Kanopolis for picnics dinners and church group activities. The Appanoose Ladies Aid met at the Brethren church for quilting and relief clothing work with several members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvity Woodland
Danny
Dennis
Topeka
Lester Clark
George Dillon
Fred Walker
Will Waggle
Moreland
Kas
Arthur Mesenhimer
Eldon Hufford
Eddie
Grandview
Bill Hufford
Howard Morgan
Mike
Ricky
Overbrook
Roy Duby
Emporia
Robert Burns
David Moberly
Joe
Kanopolis
Howard Eissler
Song
Vassar
Walter Clark
Donald Gottschamer
Sue
Willie Gottschamer
Kansas City
Harold Gottschamer
Virginia
Jimmy
Norma
Wichita
Wilbur Lauver
Derrell
Wendell
Charles
Ronald Bloom
Ozawkie
Clyde Morgan
Appanoose Ladies Aid
Church of the Brethren
Art Mesenhimer
Harry Norman
Loyd Ikenberry
Tarl Huston
Milon Ikenberry
Art Skaggs
Charles Ingle
Alva Miller
Otis Thenberry
Ira Morgan
Ronald Skaggs
John Snyder
Weekend visits and hospital note in Topeka
Sunday evening Mrs Richard Haas and Gregg and Gayla were weekend guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Walker in omer and Sue Kansas City were Saturday night guests of her parents Mr and Mrs John Snyder and brother Ivan Sgt James Roper was admitted to the AJF.B. Hospital at Topeka last Friday Mrs Roper is at a Red Cross guest room to be near her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Haas
Gregg and
Gayla
Fred Walker
Donald Gottschomer
Sue
Kansas City
John Snyder
Ivan
Sgt
James Roper
Ajf.b
Topekal
Reach Agreement On Flood Measure
Washington details of a compromise appropriation bill for navigation flood control power and reclamation projects will be known Monday after House adjourned for the weekend. Senate version totals 72 186 000 while the House approved 790 758 000 with many items final.
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Washington
House
Senate House
Senate
Kansas — Abilene
Salina
Topeka
Toronto Reservoir
Tuttle Creek
Wichita and Valley Center
Missouri—Canton
Cave Girardeau
Perry County
Webster Unit
Kan
Bostwick Division
Neb
Missouri River
Iowa
Kansas City
Omaha
Federal highway funds lists by state and year
Washington reports a list of federal funds available to states under the highway bill sent to President Eisenhower. It covers interstate 90-10 matching funding and 50-50 matches for three other systems, detailing apportionments for fiscal years 1956 through 1959 in millions of dollars for Arkansas Kansas Missouri with breakdowns by interstate primary secondary and urban allocations.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Arkansas
Kansas
Missouri
Driver Killed in Wabaunsee County Crash Near Paxe
Lloyd Carl Seese, 16, of Belvue, Kansas, died early today when his car struck a bridge on a county road about a mile north of Paxico in Wabaunsee County. The crash occurred on a county road near Paxico. Authorities investigated the wreck as a fatal collision.
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Paxico
Kas
Lloyd Carl] Seese
Belvue
Wabaunsee
Injured Fatally By Pitched Ball
A 11 year old boy died after being struck in the left side by a pitched ball during a Holy Name parish practice in St Louis. Dennis Pellardy, son of Mr and Mrs LaMar Pallardy, was pronounced dead at Christian Hospital. He was a third baseman for the parish team and a student at Holy Name school. Witnesses said the ball was thrown by Dale V Rourke during instruction.
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St, Louis
Dennis Pellardy
LaMar Pallardy
St.Louis
Christian Hospital
Dennis
Holy Name of Jesus Parochial School
Dale V Rourke
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