Franklin county briefs and local obit in Kansas since May
News briefs from Franklin county cover teaching placements for 195 Kansas State graduates, scholarships at KU, a May chest clinic at Ransom Hospital, school closings, a Mother's Day visit, Open House for Navy Recruiting, Okinawa service news, a Kansas City sneak day for Sacred Heart students, a police game closure, parole and parking violation notes, plus Howard R. DeVore of Williamsburg obituary with funeral details.
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Franklin County
Kansas State College
Joan E. Trimmell
Garnett
Topeka
Janie Kirby Warner
Ottawa
Council Grove
Donald Lewig
Quenemo
Melvern
Sacred Heart Parochial School
Kansas City
Forest Park
Hospital Notes and Births From Local Page
Admitted Vernon Horn route 4 Mahlon H Cox Baldwin Mrs Lillian Bayles 1119 S Hickory Mrs Pearl Edwards 912 N Locust Mrs William Surbaugh Pomona Wednesday Births Mr and Mrs Roy Kirkland 719 W 6th son born today weight 7 Ib 202 Dismissed Karen Sue Fischer 713 EB 5th S W Sutherland Williamsburg Dr Josephyne Davis North American hotel Donna Meeker 724 S Sycamore
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Vernon Horn
Route 4
Mahlon H. Cox
Baldwin
Lillian Bayles
S. Hickory
Pearl Edwards
N. Locust
William Surbaugh
Pomona
Roy Kirkland
Karen Sue Fischer
S. W. Sutherland
Williamsburg
Josephyne Davis
Donna Meeker
S. Sycamore
Vote Tomorrow On Farm Bill Debates To Final Senate Vote
The Senate agreed to limit debate to reach a final vote tomorrow on a Democratic version of a new soil bank farm bill to replace the vetoed omnibus measure. Lyndon B. Johnson led the agreement after Ellender denounced Eisenhower's advance soil bank payments as unwise. Amendments were filed by Smith to alter a two price plan for rice and curb imports, and Schoeppel sought authority to sell up to 100 million bushels of surplus wheat for livestock feed prices. Prior to debate, Aiken Capehart and Kuchel noted political revolt against Eisenhower farm policies had collapsed.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Sen
Ellender
D-La
House
Sen. Smith
Three Killed In Crash Of B25 Near Lowry AFB
An Air Force B25 plane crashed a mile east of Lowry Air Force Base during a routine mission killing the pilot and two crewmen. A fourth crewman was critically injured and hospitalized. Names of the victims were withheld pending kin notification. The craft fell from 100 feet, about 100 yards east of State Highway 70.
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Denver
Lowry Air Force Base
Lowry Public Information Office
Texas Supplies Half of U S Natural Gas
A brief note highlights Texas as a major energy hub, supplying about half of the United States natural gas. It also mentions Bermuda lacking rivers, noting its absence of freshwater waterways.
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Texas
U. S
Bermuda
Memorial Service for Mr How ard R DeVore at Towner’s
Memorial funeral service for How ard R DeVore will be held at Towner’s Funeral Chapel at 2 00 p m Sunday. Interment will take place at Waverly Kansas. Joe Towner’s Funeral Chapel.
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Edmond Green
Roger Fredrikson
Princeton Cemetery
Princeton
Howard R. DeVore
Towner
Waverly
Kas
To Stage Guided Missile Contest Between Nike and Talos
Sen Chavez says Army and Air Force will stage a dramatic test to compare Nike antiaircraft missiles with the Air Force Talos system. The showdown likely cannot occur before the defense appropriations bill vote, leaving Nike as the defense mainstay while Talos is kept secret and compared by committee witnesses.
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Washington
Sen
Chavez
D-Nm
Army
Air Force
Nike
Congress
U.S
Senate
Navy
Britain to ship banned items to Red China explained
The New York Times reports Britain told the United States it plans to export certain strategic materials to Communist China despite Western trade bans. Britain seeks to loosen the strategic list after China entered the Korean War, cites unnamed diplomatic sources in Washington.
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New York
New York Times
Britain
United States
China
Peiping
Washington
the Times
Red China
Soviet Union
The
Times
Poll Banks On Fund Interest in inactive state funds
A Kansas Legislative Council study consideration was urged on paying interest to banks holding inactive state funds. The Kansas Bankers Assn supported a favorable resolution pending a poll of 500 to 600 banks, while Sen. Lohmuller urged broader polling before action.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Legislative Council
Kansas Bankers Assn
Burton L. Lohmuller
Centralia
Legislative Council
Council Committee On
Joseph McDowell
Kansas City
Alfred Harkness
Rhays
Garner E. Shriver
Richita
Robert Turney
Rest Home Fire Fatal To Three In Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls report states a WA fire burned three rooms of Porter Rest Home yesterday evening killing two men and injuring seven others. Twenty eight patients, many bedridden, were evacuated safely from the single story brick building. The dead are Henry Alfred Ward 84 and L Bernard Bood 64. One injured is C E Burt aged 108.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Porter Rest Home
Henry Alfred Ward
L. Bernard Bood
Ambassador Luce Under Treatment
Ambassador Clare Boothe Luce is staying in New York for two months of treatment after illness from chronic enteritis and a possible liver infection. Doctor Milton Rosenbluth says she had a transfusion and may require more, with a probable full recovery.
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New York
U.S
Clare Boothe Luce
Rome
Milton Rosenbluth
Luce
Doctors Hospital
Rosenbluth
St Francis Man Is Dentist Head
TOPEKA Dr. Frank N Ha berbosch St Francis has been installed as the new president of the Kansas Dental Assoc He succeeds Dr Harry M Klenda Wichita Dr Gordon L Teall Hiawatha is the new president elect Officers reelected are Dr Fred A Richmond Kansas City secretary and Dr Stanley H Fuckinger Baldwin treasurer Dr Glen E Tilton Wichita honored at a dinner as outstanding member for the year
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Topeka
Frank N. Haberbosch
St. Francis
The
Kansas Dental Assa
Harry M. Klenda
Wichita
Gordon L. Teall
Hiawatha
Fred A. Richmond
Kansas City
Stanley H. Fuckinger
Baldwin
Glen E. Tilton
Association
Hunting Gun Accidents Reveal Misidentification Issue
A historical note states that in roughly ten percent of hunting gun incidents, men are mistaken for game by others. This remark underscores risks in hunting practices and the need for clearer target recognition.
Union to Invest in Home Building
The International Ladies Garment Workers Union plans to invest about 15 million dollars from its retirement and welfare funds to back mortgages on private homes in the 10000 to 12500 range. About 1500 houses would be built by regular contractors to boost home construction and fund yields.
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Atlantic City
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
David Dubinsky
ILGWU
Dubinsky
Union Welfare Fund
Gas price war tightens around Kansas City
Gasoline price cutting war encircles Kansas City with Missouri and Kansas stations offering regular fuel from 17.9 to 19.9 cents per gallon. Ottawa churches welcome you.
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Kansas City
City
Missouri
Kansas
Ottawa
Community Sales Announced Across Kansas and Nearby Areas
The notice lists multiple farm and auction venues in Kansas and nearby regions including Ottawa, Waverly, Lebo Corner, and Stewart & Son. Schedules show weekly sales on Tuesdays or Thursdays, with contact names and route numbers. May dates and farm names appear, along with farm locations like Alberta and 1136 N Main.
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C. A. Myers & Son
Ottawa
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Kas
Anderson County
Neill George
Waverly
John Zimmerman
Lebo Corner
Marriage Licenses for Norris and Brainer in Ottawa
Jerry W. Norris aged 20 from Ottawa and Marjorie Ann Brainer aged 19 from Ottawa have filed for marriage licenses. The filing indicates a forthcoming union in the Ottawa area with standard civic processing underway.
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Jerry W. Norris
Ottawa
Marjorie Ann Brainer
French Call For Idea Exchange Opens Moscow Book Exhibit
French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau urged removing obstacles to free idea flow between East and West during a Moscow book exhibit. Prime Minister Guy Mollet earlier pressed the point in Kremlin talks, signaling it as a theme of the state visit. About 500 diplomatic, cultural, and government figures attended at the Moscow Academy of Fine Arts, including V. Molotov and N. Mikhailov.
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Moscow
Christian Pineau
Guy Mollet
Kremlins
Pineau
V. M. Molotov
N. Mikhailov
Moscow Academy of Fine Arts
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Phone Herald Office
Glided
K.U
Douglas Archer
Robert Luce
Ernest Johnston
Charles Thompson
Ransom Hospital
F. A. Trump
J. A.fleming
Garfield School
O. M. Nichols
Ash
Chicago
J. E. Deyo
Roy Browning
Enid
Okla
C.W.F
the Christian Church
George Lambert
Lucille Kristerson
S. Cedar
Navy Recruiting Station
Court House
Okinawa
Herbert S. Parkin
John Parkin
Route 2
Ryukyu
Command Ordnance Service
Parkin
Ft. Ord
Calif
Main Street Bridge
Robert D. Stansbury
Rt. 4
Milo Harris
Parkers
L. A. Stafford
Killough Construction Co
Price Motor Co
Tetwiler Motor Co
Bennett Creamery
Douglas County
Osage
Howard Raymond DeVore
Route 1
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Monongahela City
Temperance Bund
Violet L. Wiley
Margaret Fogle
James Fogle
Washburn College
Joyce Fogle
James DeVore
Towner’s
Carl Adolphson
Waverly Cemetery
Aaas
Dean Berlin
McVe' Dengel
Touls H
Dengel
Devore
Joe Towner
C. L. Hough
Police
Hough
C. E Burt
Ambassador Luce
Alberta
Albert
Frank Locust
Stewart & Son Rt
Harold
Lin Co
Sale, Wilson
Printy & Son
Ben Printy
Main
Alexander Insurance Agency
Douglas Bros
Greg Ds
Lamb Funeral Home
Kramer Drug Store
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