Commission Rejects Move to Revoke April Action
TOPEKA. David Leahy failed a 3-3 party line vote to reconsider his resignation as director of the State Forestry Fish and Games. The commission yesterday refused to rescind the April action. Saving with U. S. Savings Bonds mentioned in context.
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Senate Okays Most Foreign Aid Bill With Tweaks
Washington Senate leaders expect a vote to provide President Eisenhower nearly 344 billion dollars in foreign aid. The Foreign Relations Committee approved 3.408 billion in authorizations, 122 million less than the presidents request, after ruling most items still fit within prior authorizations. The panel removed broad firing authority for FOA staff and added civil service protections. It also set a June 30 1958 deadline for the Asian development fund and limited loans to half the 200 million.
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Thief Leaves Footprint Clue Across Five Robberies
In Lumberton North Carolina a thief struck five local establishments over several days leaving a single clue a perfect bare footprint at one scene. Police urge tips as they search for a suspect described by witnesses and security footage.
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First Grad To Speak At Point at West Point
President Eisenhower will deliver the commencement address at the United States Military Academy West Point Class of 1915, becoming the first academy graduate to serve as chief executive for the ceremony. Savings bonds promoted by WU.
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Sunday Church Activities Listed Across Numerous Congregations
A dense listing of Sunday services and study schedules from multiple churches and pastors across communities. Entries cover Sunday schools, morning worship, evening services, youth groups, prayer meetings, and midweek activities led by pastors such as Mora, Apperson, Minach, Kerr, Minsch, and Bartlet with locations including Centropolis, Princeton, Wellsville, and Richmond.
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Michmond
Paul Davin
Norning
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Quenemo Federated
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Leon Sandon
Servica
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Cronald Seward
Pomona
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Central
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Agricola
Charles Minsch
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Charles Minach
Richter Methodist
Robert B. Craig
Ptarl
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Richmond
Owen Coté
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James Bartlett
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Pantor
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Tonly
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Waverly
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Maas
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Pele
Electronics to power future medical devices discussed
Dr. Ivan A Getting, Raytheon vice president in charge of engineering, spoke at the 1955 Electronic Component Conference about electronics advancing into medicine. He described electronically activated devices that could boost nerve impulses and strengthen the heart, imagining a future where embedded gadgets could augment worn or weak bodies. He cautioned that much work remains but called the concept within the realm of transistor progress.
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