Fourth divorce for Mrs Kra jesk i ending a marriage
Mrs Jennie Krajewski divorced Anthony Krajewski for the fourth time saying it is final. Circuit Judge Moynihan warned he may delay the decree to confirm her intent. Meantime Hor ton student Bob Knight named King of the Courts by Lincoln School class. Franklin County Humane Society to receive a guinea pig at Swope Park Zoo. Highway Patrol warns drivers to display 1957 license tags or face citations starting today.
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Detroit
Jennie Krajewski
Anthony
Bob F. Knight
Horton
Otl Lang University
Lincoln School
Knight
Alpha Phi Beta
Franklin County Humane Society
Swope” Park Zoological Gardens
William Cully
Zoo
Cully
The
Humane Society
Highway Patrol
Weather summary for Kansas poorly formatted OCR fragment
Partly cloudy to cloudy this afternoon and tonight with continued cold. Low tonight to 20 to 25, high Sunday around 30s. Yesterday's high 40, low 26 today. Record high 76 in 1001, record low 0 in 1913. Hourly figures show morning readings and a note on morning weather agent traffic.
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Kansas
Bam
Paver
Agenis
Divers Seek Bus Holding Bodies Of 23 Children
Divers from the U S Army engineers prepared to enter Levisa Fork to recover the submerged school bus carrying 23 children and the driver after a rain swollen river wreck. Officials gave conflicting tallies of dead and survivors while witnesses described the harrowing scene and a wrecker driver recalled the doomed rush to escape.
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Prestonsburg
Levisa
Big Sandy River
U. S. Army
Virgil C. Turner
Witnesses Heard In Damage Suit Over Wall Collapse
District Court jury hears defense witnesses in the damage suit by W. F. Kramer against Louis G. Ames. Kramer seeks damages over the November 30 1956 collapse of a common wall between his drug store and the First National Bank during Ames remodeling of the bank building.
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W. F Kramer
Louis G. Ames
Kramer
First National Bank
Ames
Senate Bills Move Postal Reforms and Worker Pay
The Senate passed measures to sharply raise postal rates and boost pay for about 1.0 million federal workers. President Eisenhower is expected to veto the postal bill due to the large pay increase for 500,000 postal workers, while separate civil service raises align more with admin recommendations.
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Washington
Student Helps To Save Classmates On Bus Fire
In Montevideo Minnesota a student named Mark Anerson, 17, helped save classmates when a school bus caught fire after colliding with a car. He dragged out driver Virgil Baldwin through an emergency door despite flames. Two girls suffered minor concussions and eleven others were shaken. Baldwin and Carl Hagemeyer, 40, were hospitalized in serious condition.
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Montevideo
Minn
Mark Anerson
Virgil Baldwin
Baldwin
Carl Hagemeyer
Rees Seeks 12th Term to Replace Church
Rep. Ed Rees of Emporia, Republican, announces plans to seek a 12th term from Kansas 4th District. He arrived to campaign for funds for the Eisenhower library in Abilene, stating he will definitely be a candidate. The report notes he is the senior Kansas delegation member.
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Abilene
Ed Rees
Emporia
Kansas
Congress
Washington
Eisenhower Library
Rees
Henry Jameson
Abilene Reflector Chronicle
Wichita Beacor Emporia
Uwc
Farm Prices Up Slightly In February
Washington reports farm prices rose 2 percent in February to the highest since May 1954 led by livestock gains. Hogs and cattle prices jumped, while dairying and most crops fell. Unemployment rose in February to 4,494,000 with weather and factory layoffs blamed for bulk of jobless rise.
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Washington
Benson
Aldes
Florida
Russians Reverse Policy On Foreign Ministers Meeting
Washington reports jobless claims hit a record mid-February peak as U S labor data shows 3 19 million insured for unemployment benefits for the week ending February 8 rising further to the week ending February 22 The Labor Department notes the surge surpasses a year ago and reflects broader coverage since 1988 with more unemployed workers now covered by the program
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Labor Department
Bureau of Employment Security
Washington
Ralph Page Dies Ottawa Attorney After 50 Years
Ralph Elsworth Page an Ottawa attorney serving more than fifty years died at 12 15 a m at his home Air Street Poplar after long illness He was born November 22 1877 in Janesville Wisconsin graduated from Janesville College practiced in St Louis and Seattle before coming to Ottawa He married Marion Stratton in 1909 and was active in Congregational Church and Franklin County Bar Association Surviving are his widow five daughters two sons and a brother Funeral services are planned for Tuesday at 2 p m at Towners Chapel
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Ralph Elsworth Page
Ottawa
Air
Janesville
Wis
Janesville College
St. Louis and Gulf Railroad
Jackson, Miss
Seattle
Wash
Marion Stratton
Congregational Church
Franklin County Bar Association
Page
Charles A. Smart
Florence Page
Kansas City
Virginia Clark
Lucille Page
Dublin
Natt
Helen Pasco
Gloucester
Mass
Ruth Carol Behl
Wichita
John Stratton Page
Jackson
Miss
Randolph Page
Mont Vernon
Rolland Page
Madison
Unemployment in Kansas Rises in January
Unemployment in Kansas was estimated at 43 000 in mid January up from 29 200 in December and 44 000 a year ago. The State Employment Security Division cited seasonal influences and weather related layoffs in aircraft manufacturing trade and construction as contributors. Active job seekers totaled 535 100 in mid January, with factory employment at 122 100, down 4 100 from a year earlier due to reductions in meat processing chemical products and stone clay and glass production.
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Topeka
Kansas
Homemade Rocket Injuries Rise In National Safety Outlook
The National Safety Council reports an uptick in injuries from homemade rockets as enthusiasts pursue rockets, with cases mounting in its records. The era of DIY rocketry raises safety concerns for the public and insurers alike.
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National Safety Council
Soviet notes propose ministerial meeting amid ferry disaster
Moscow handed notes to Western ambassadors proposing a foreign ministers session in about two months. Reports say a crowded ferry named Uskidar sank near Marela during a storm near Istanbul, with unconfirmed death tolls but rescue boats sent by the Turkish Navy.
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Moscow
Istanbul
Marelahould
Ismill
AnHleigtry
Paris
Nila al
Senator Urges Docking to Call Special Session
TOPEKA A Republican state senator challenged Democratic Gov. George Docking to face up to his responsibilities and call a special session of the Legislature without further delay.
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Topeka
George Docking
Baptists Plan Building Program in Kansas
Kansas Baptists announce a plan to fund more than 1 million dollars in new church buildings. The first two churches will begin soon at Hillside Baptist Church in Wichita and Great Bend. Financing comes from six percent secured bonds backed by the Kansas Convention and sold to church members and friends.
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Wichita
Kansas Baptista
August Lamwtherhack
R. Colby
Senate
Ways and Means
N. J. Westmoreland
Kansas
Ae Baptists
Hillside Baptist Church
Great Bend
Jerbach
Kansas Convention
Friends of Kansas Baptist
Douglas Bros
Soviet Call for Limited Purpose Foreign Ministers Session
Authorities report Soviet officials want a foreign ministers session with limited aims in about two months. Moscow reportedly aligns with this line in notes to Western powers. The proposal appears to be at an early stage with no clear obstacles stated.
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Moscow
School Health Nurse Keeps Students Healthy At City Schools
Mrs. Beth Beller oversees health checks across Field Garfield Hawthorne and Lincoln schools plus junior and senior high schools. She maintains full health records from pre kindergarten through senior high and relies on teachers and parents to spot illnesses. She conducts dental and vision tests, home visits, and audiometer screenings, while coordinating polio and flu vaccination follow ups and a kindergarten round up for next fall.
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Beth Beller
S. Main
Field
Garfield
Hawthorne
Lincoln
University of Kansas
Par
Kansas City
Beller
Regu Jhis
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