Plans for Talent Show discussed by Franklin Shrine Club
The Franklin County Shrine Club met in North American Hotel to discuss the Ottawa May 10 talent show plan. Attendees included Jeb Starkey promotional director. Abdallah Shrine Kansas City sponsors. J. R. Raffelock reported on De Molay Chapter work. music by a barber shop quartet. local visitors called on the ill Will Meyersick home.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Shrine Club
North American
Jeb Starkey
Kansas
Abdallah Shrine
Kansas City
J. R. Raffelock
de Molay
A. J. Williams
J. A. Northway
C. G. Pence
H. G. Tickner
Funeral Services for Mrs Crawford and Mrs Whitaker
Funeral services were held March 25 at the Lamb Funeral Home for Mrs Carrie E Crawford who died March 21 and for Mrs Dave Whitaker who died March 23. Rev Roger Fredrikson officiated with pallbearers including Guy Snedaker and Charles Cade. burial followed at Highland Cemetery.
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Carrie E. Crawford
Lamb Funerals
Roger Fredrikson
Guy Snedaker
William Hjort
Dan Wilson
A. C. Heigele
Harry Flory
W. E. Gilliland
J. R. Henning
Highland Cemetery
Dave Whitaker
Lamb Funeral Home
Charles Cade
Merle Atchison C. R. Firestone
Chester Gibson
G. A. Diamonde
Leonard Matteson
al Williams
Mra.j
R. Henning
Highlandemetery
Monty Reeétz
Wil- Hamburg ‘Methodist Church
Robert
Wood
Thomas Weigand
Leon “Warbritton
Repel Norton
Jyred “Campbell
Robert Binns
Rog‘ep. Bush
Robert Wood
Wil
Elmwood
Can Live In Cosmic Space Laika Survives Rocket Flight
MOSCOW Unn-Laika the dog in Sputnik II proved that animals can survive a tide through cosmic space without apparent harm. A Soviet scientist reported at the Soviet Academy of Sciences meeting. The dog panted and her heart rate rose as the rocket lifted last Nov 3. Heart and breathing normalized after orbit. Laika experienced weightlessness with minimal physiological change during the week. Sputnik 11 will reenter mid April and disintegrate after circling Earth about 2,070 times.
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Moscow
Soviet Academy of Sciences Annual Meeting
Laika
Earth
Hospital Notes Admiried Marilyn Kelley and Births Listed
Hospital notes record Admiried Marilyn Kelley at 803 Main I Tuesday. Births include a Trank Mers man and a Monroe Court daughter weighing 7 lb 1 oz, and Roy Miller at 1020 N Vieckery with a daughter weighing 7 lb 11 oz. Dismissals include Kenneth Richardson Pomona and Charles Maley 507 N Main. Charles Hobbs Rantoul and Mrs Roy Reed Pomona listed today.
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Marilyn Kelley
Trank Mersman
Monroe Court
Roy Miller
N. Vieckery
Kenneth Richardson
Pomona
Charles Maley
Main
Charles Hobbs
Rantoul
Roy Reed
Deaths IDEWEY SCHMITT Dewey P. Schmitt Rites Set
Dewey Phillip Schmitt 69 of Kansas City formerly Princeton died yesterday Born in Princeton he was son of Philip and Ella Bledsoe Schmitt He survived by his widow one brother and two sisters all of Kansas City Funeral services will be tomorrow at 2 p m at Newcomer's Chapel Paseo and Brush Creek Blvd Burial in Mt Moriah Cemetery.
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Idewey Schmitt
Dewey Phillip Schmitt
Paseo
Kansas City
Princeton
Phillip
Ella Bledsoe Schmitt
Newcomer’s Chapel
Brush Creek Blvd
Mt. Moriah
Speculations on Bulganin Replacement At Soviet Parliament
Western analysts speculate Bulganin may be dumped when the Soviet Parliament convenes in Moscow. Potential successor Kirichenko, a Khrushchev aide and Ukraine party former leader, is named as a likely candidate amid unconfirmed signals and a Kremlin silent on any shakeup.
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Nikolai Bulganin
Soviet Union
Moscow
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Supreme Soviet
Bulganin
Alexei I. Kirichenko
Ukraine Communist Party
Khrushchev
Kirchenko
Party
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Kremlin
Soviet Nuclear Move Expected
U.S. officials privately anticipate a dramatic Soviet disarmament move soon possibly suspending nuclear tests without U.S. agreement or declaring an intent to halt weapon production. They view the act as propaganda to captivate world interest while avoiding verifiable inspections.
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Washington
U.S
Moscow
U.S.S.R
Moore Opens Used Car Lot in South Main Area
Moore Chevrolet-Oldsmobile Co. will open a used car lot Friday at 1635 S. Main. The 117 by 250 foot lot becomes the primary outlet for used cars, with plans to relocate all stock there. Ray Brown will manage the lot and serve as general manager. he previously ran Ray Brown Chevrolet Co. at Overbrook after his former agency burned. Brown plans to move his family here after school ends.
Traffic Toll Topeka Reports 1958 Deaths Rise
State Accident Records Section lists daily traffic fatalities in Topeka. In the past 24 hours one death, for 1958 to date eighty four, compared with one hundred thirteen for the same period in 1957.
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Topeka
Kansas
May Farm Bill Compromise Discussions Hit Washington
In Washington, Democratic leaders urge stronger unemployment benefits while considering a package reform. Administration delays on corn price supports fuel speculation of possible concessions, with veto risks shaping Republican votes on foreign aid and trade amid farm policy debate.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Ways and Means Committee
Mills
D-Ark
Rep
McCormack
Mass
Congress
Schoeppel (Kas
Schoeppel
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
GOP
Mass Grave Found In Western Poland
Report of a mass grave near Szprotawa in western Poland holds 5 000 to 6 000 bodies. The site adds to over 20 000 Allied troops unearthed in the area in the last two years, with POW camps Stalag W2C and Luftlag 3 nearby. Debris indicates casualties among Canadian and British airmen, Italians, French, Moroccans, Senegalese, Russians, Greeks, Poles, Czechs, and Yugoslavs. Officials say the deaths were not due to massacres.
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Warsaw
Poland
Szprotawa
Stalag W2c
Luftlag 3
Stolen Checks Recovered Near Crites Body Shop
Police recover over 350 dollars in checks and cash from a hiding place near Crites Body Shop after a February tip. Items found include 331 dollars in checks, 28 plus dollars in cash, gloves, and a plastic bank bag in an old cooler behind a garage on Hickory across from the shop. Suspect LeRoy Hoffman, jailed in Winfield on burglary counts, previously claimed the loot was destroyed. The haul will be returned to Russell Crites.
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Crites
Eugene Flaherty
Roy Church
KBI
Hickory
Flaherty
LeRoy Hoffman
Winfield
Hoffman
Don White
Ottawa
Russell Crites
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Ivan Lee Kelley
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Lowell Gish
Clarence Hegberg
Sabetha
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Burlington
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A. C. Graffham
St. Luke's Hospital
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