New Vehicle Registrations At Franklin County Treasurer
A long list records new vehicle registrations at the Franklin County treasurer office. Names include Ray A Talbott Marilyn Jane Talbott Alfred Hopkins W L Hutchinson Charles Mardick T J Bivins R C Armstrong Marie D Armstrong Fred Yates John Okerberg Jr Norman B Schartz A E Sullins Glen Hardesty Jonathan Harrel Norma Harrel Harvey A Glenita Martin Beatrice Humphreys Billie Avery Crissie Fields Kansas State Bank Plymouth C A Foose Edna Stansbury Firestone Tire and Rubber Co Arthur McCune Louis Moree Frances Meiers Concrete Materials and Construction Co Jay Brown Glen Bones Roy Danley Albert Smith Harry Henery Ralph Griffin Rex Shisler John Schick Joe Ferns Byron Mohr Charles Rowe Ross Nichols John Collins Harold Peffly Homer Flora Mabel Hudelson Nicholas Hudelson Neva Swanson Glenn Spriggs Rapp Toumberlin Harold Good Ward Bennett Creamery Inter national Lamar Fowler Donald Collins Evelyn J Van Valkenburg John Huderson Charles Severns Ruth Anderson Oldsmobile Roy Miller Ed Crawford Ronald Brown Ethel Bristow Peace Market Max Montague Southwestern Bell Catherine Anderson Verne Garrett Robert Gilliland Harry Bates Hicher Farmers Elevator Bert Heminger Milo Harris Robert Hamilton Lloyd Daugharthy Mrs Lyle Fouts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray A. and
Marilyn Jane Talbott
Plymouth
Alfred Hopkins
W. L
Helen D. Hutchinson
Ford
Charles A. Mardick
Chevrolet
T. J. Bivins
Cadillac
R. C
Marie D. Armstrong
Fred Yates
John Okerberg, Jr
Mercury
Norman B. Schartz
A. E. Sullins
Glen W
Shirley BE. Hardesty
Johnathan M. Harrel
Arthur
Dorothy McCune
Louis P. Moree
Hudson
Earl of Frances Meiers
Concrete Materials and Construction Co
Jay Andor Lela M. Brown
Glen H. Bones
de Soto
Roy W. Danley
Buick
Albert
Mabel C. Smith
Harry Henery
Inc
Ralph E. Griffin
Studebaker
Rex E. Shisler
John H. Schick
Bennett Creamery Co
International
Joe and
Viola Ferns
Rado
Byron D. Mohr
Charles Rowe
Ross and
Margaret B. Nichols
Dodge
John M. Collins
Harold P. Peffly
Homer N. Flora
Mabel V. Hudelson
Nicholas V. Hudelson
Eber C
Neva B. Swanson
Glenn J. Spriggs
H. L
Bessie B. Rapp
Daniel F
Peggy Toumberlin
Harold E
Imogene Good
R. S. Ward
Lamar Fowler
Pontiac
Donald M
Evelyn Collins
J. A. van Valkenburg
John F. Huderson
Charles A. Severns
Donald H
Ruth L. Anderson
L. C
Myrtle Lee Geiger
Oldsmobile
Roy A. Miller
Ed Crawford
Ronald M. Brown
Ethel Wallace
Galen Bristow
Shaw Campaign Speech Targets Labor Bosses in Right to Work
Kansas lawmaker Warren Shaw of Topeka declared at a Kansans For Right to Work convention that only “power crazy, unscrupulous money hungry labor bosses and labor racketeers” would be harmed by a right to work law. He criticized Gov. Fred Hall for vetoing the 1955 bill, promoted the issue for 1957, and framed the governor’s label of the bill as a “foul measure” against a backdrop of Truman’s red hunter rhetoric.
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Shaw
Hall
Harry Truman
Population Gain in New York State 1950 to 1954
Graphite pencil leads and diamonds are two forms of carbon. New York State gained a million people from April 1, 1950 to July 1, 1954, though the rise averaged about 1 percent per year.
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New York State
New Air Force Job For Sidney Hatkin
Sidney Hatkin is reassigned to a nonsensitive role as a statistical analyst in the Air Force after a 14 month fight over security charges. He will also receive more than 6000 dollars in back pay while the service concluded it would not be in national security interest to keep him in a sensitive post. Hatkin, 40, has two children and was suspended February 28, 1955 from a 5810 dollar yearly position amid allegations of Communist front affiliations.
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Washington
Air Force
Sidney Hatkin
Hatkin
Quarles
Harry P. Cain
Cain
Harkin
Pentagon
New York
Social Security Basics for Working Women and Wives
A column explains how women who work before or during early marriage often do not qualify for full Social Security benefits due to the 10 year work requirement. It outlines death benefits for survivors, the need to have recent work, and retirement benefits tied to years worked and earnings, noting wives may receive more from a husband’s benefits than from their own.
Topekan Heads Bar Association in Kansas City
W O B Eidson of Topeka is named president elect of the Kansas Bar Association at the association’s annual convention. Eidson was chosen at the final session Saturday night while J Willard Haynes of Kansas City advances to the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kas
Ottawa High School
Eugene Field School
Beller Studio
Hatkin Case Highlights Delays in Security Clearances
Hatkin, a 40 year old Air Force statistician suspended as a security risk in 1955, faced a prolonged review process. Former Sen. Harry Cain publicized the case, prompting action and Hatkin’s reinstatement to nonsensitive work while full clearance is sought. Cain cited 416 similar suspensions with eight to nine months on average for verdicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Hatkin
Cain
Calls On Labor To Split Ballot In Kansas Convention
At the Kansas Federation of Labor convention AFL spokesman urged a split ballot this fall as the only path for organized labor in Kansas. Margaret Thornburgh praised Gov. Fred Hall for vetoing the right to work bill, urging Republican loyalty. A United Nations report cites 30 to 40 million refugees worldwide.
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Hutchinson
Kansas Organized Labor
AFL Committee On
Margaret Thornburgh
Kansas Federation of Labor
Fred Hall
Hall
United Nations
Cyclist Killed in Platte County Crash
Kansas City cyclist L. B. Kelly died of head injuries after a collision between his motorcycle and a car driven by Kathryn E. Bates 40 of Kansas City Missouri on U S Highway 71 in Platte County. Bates was not reported injured.
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Kansas City
Kas.r
L. B. Kelly
Kas
Kelly
Kathryn E. Bates
Platte County
Broadcasters Back Right to Work Bill in Kansas
Kansas Association of Radio Broadcasters reaffirmed support for a right to work law and urged voters to press legislators in the 1957 session. The group also opposed a Big Seven rule on athletic broadcast origination fees, urging schools to set their own broadcast policies. Bob Wells of KIUL Garden City was reelected association president with Arden Booth of KLWN Lawrence as vice president. New board members include Thad Sandstrom KSEK Pittsburg Tom Bashaw KFH Wichita Grover Cobb KVGB Great Bend and Lowell Jack KMAN Manhattan.
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Wichita
Kansas Assn
Radio Broadcasters
Kansas
Big Seven
Kansas State College
Kansas University
Bob Wells
Station Kiul
Garden City
Arden Booth
KLWN
Lawrence
Thad Sandstrom
KSEK
Pittsburg
Tom Bashaw
KFH
Grover Cobb
KVGB
Great Bend
Lowell Jack
KMAN
Manhattan
Soldiers injured in two car crash near Sparta Wisconsin
Six soldiers en route to Fort Riley after furloughs were among ten people injured in a two car head on collision here yesterday. The soldiers named are Pvt Bruce Forchette 18 Ewen Michigan Pvt Robert S Savera 21 Bessemer Mich Pvt Harold Stockhaus 21 Tronwood Mich Pvt Paul Bracco 19 Calumet Mich Pfc Urban Baril 19 Lake Linden Mich and Pfc Robert Aikala 22 Ironwood Michigan. A savings bonds note closes the paragraph.
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Sparta
Wis
Ft. Riley
Bruce Forchette
Ewen
Mich
Robert S. Savera
Bessemer
Harold Stockhaus
Tronwood
Paul Bracco
Calumet
Urban Baril
Lake Linden
Robert Aikala
Ironwood
Rothschild's Sold to Kansas City Group
A Kansas City businessman and associates have acquired control of Rothschild's Inc, a 312 million clothing store chain. Robert W. Clark, 34, becomes president, succeeding Louis S. Rothschild. Rothschild's runs four stores in Kansas City and Oklahoma City with annual business volume about 9 to 10 million dollars. Purchase price not disclosed.
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Kansas City
Rothschild's, Inc
Robert W. Clark
Clark
Louis S. Rothschild
Rothschild’s
Kas
Oklahoma City
Tie
Itch Relief Ad At Blair Pharmacy In 15 Minutes
An old style advertisement promises relief from skin itch and eczema in 15 minutes with Itch-Me-Not, claiming instant drying and germ killing for bites bites and surface rashes. Money back guarantee of 40 cents at Blair Pharmacy.
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Blair Pharmacy
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Franklin County
Excelsior Institute
Xcelsior Institute
Dept
Springs
Missouri
By Ray Henry
Ray Henry
Topekan Heads Bar Association
FBI
Labor
Wightmans
Mel’s
S. Main
John G. Kaiser
Masonic
Killough Const. Co., Inc
Ottawa, Kansas
Cheney
Bond-A-Day Club
Bond Club
U.S
Cheney Market
N. Main
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