Runaway Car Kills Woman in Wichita
In Wichita a car driven by a 4 year old with two young children aboard plowed through a residential area killing 58 year old Mrs Amie L Atkinson who was dragged by a door while attempting to stop it. Dale Schrader 4 and Penny 18 months were in the car. Penny was knocked down and Dale steered the vehicle before being found by neighbors. Dale and Penny survived and were treated for bruises.
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Wichita
Amie L. Atkinson
Larry Duffy
Sheriff's Road Patrol
Dale Schrader
Penny
Dale
Robert E. Lee
World Wide News Briefs: Global unrest and air travel
World-Wide News Briefs report workers in St Nazaire protesting recall of 186 reservists for Algeria service. A Pan American DC7C flight marked the first direct Rome New York service. In Nottingham insects threaten 40000 Sherwood trees. India and France transfer settlements Pondichery Karikal Yanam Mahe to Nehru government. ratification pending.
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ST. Nazaire
France
Algeria
Pan-American World Airways
New York
New Delhi
India
Nehru
Count Ostrorog
Pondichery
Karikal
Yanam
Mahe
Two Escape Jail At Great Bend
Two prisoners walked out of the Barton County jail and moved northeast toward Kansas City. A stolen car they used was found abandoned near Lincoln, Kansas, about 60 miles northeast of Great Bend. Another car was reported missing at Beverly, Kansas, 10 miles east of Lincoln, with pursuers believing it was stolen.
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Great Bend
Barton County
Kansas City
Lincoln
Kas
Beverly
New Leader for Baptist Women
The Women's Missionary Union of the Southern Baptist Convention will elect a new president tomorrow for the first time since 1945 when Mrs. George R. Martin of Norfolk, Virginia, announced she will not seek re election. The gathering includes 15,000 Baptists from 30 377 churches and features 25 boards and associations plus the pastors conference. Principal issues cover expansion in education welfare and missions. The report also notes 2000 telephones on the USS Saratoga and an oil filter’s dirt removal claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Women's Missionary Union
Southern Baptist Convention
George R. Martin
Norfolk
WMU
Martin
SBC
Dallas officer forgets keys in unmarked patrol car
A Dallas detective left the keys on the sun visor of an unmarked police car parked at headquarters on Saturday. The vehicle has not been recovered and officers are continuing to search for it.
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Dawath Soliman
Hamburg
Germany
Dallas
Tex
Det. W. Douglas
Farm Bill Seen Quick Approval With Near Two Billion funds
Washington Senator Russell D Ga says Congress will quickly approve a $1.9937 billion farm bill compromise this week. The measure funds Agriculture Department programs for the year starting July 1, reflecting higher price support operations by the Commodity Credit Corp. The House and Senate must approve the compromise, which centers on conservation payments to farmers and differs from Eisenhower’s recommendation.
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Washington
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Congress
Senate
Commodity Credit Corp
House
Agriculture Department
Eisenhower
Farm aid bill details grow to 252 million total
Senate debate notes authorized use of unspent balances from prior appropriations and Ellender says total would rise to 252 million for the new fiscal year. The largest farm money item totals about 928 million to offset CCC losses in price support and loan programs. CCC loans depend on acreage and marketing controls, with crop handoffs to the government if prices fall, or farmer repayment if prices rise. The bill also covers first year costs of the soil bank program if the President signs. CCC would gain 12 billion dollars for farm aid, with a further 2 billion expected before adjournment.
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Sen
Ellender
D-La
CCC
Soil Bank
Congress
Portrait of Clifford Hope
Portrait painting of Rep. Hope will be presented to the House Agriculture Committee and unveiled June 6 as he retires after 30 years in Congress. The ceremony includes Downie and McCoy of Garden City, with Cooley and Andersen to accept for the committee.
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Washington
Rep
Hope
R-lias
Congress
House Agriculture Committee
House
R. N. Downie
Garden City
Cooley
DNC
Marvin Jones
D-Tex
Fulmer
D-Sc
Mabel Pugh
Raleigh
N. C
Downie
Lester McCoy
Georgia Brown
Andersen
Rminn
Germany
Kansas
Senate
Agriculture Department
Cerebral Palsy Treatments Offered for Home Use
Denver doctors announce a home treatment method for cerebral palsy and mental deficiency with a simple illustrated book priced at five dollars, free to mothers unable to pay. Chiropractors provide guidance, and free literature on many diseases is available from Spears Chiropractic Hospital to those who write.
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Denver, Colo
Denver
Leo Spears
Spears Chiropractic Hospital
Kansas State College graduation honors 711 degrees
About 6 500 attendees at Kansas State College in Manhattan watched 711 students receive degrees. Honorary Doctor of Agriculture awarded to Rep. Clifford R. Hope. Gov. Fred Hall delivered greetings and James A. McCain, college president, gave the commencement address. Fort Union New Mexico designated a national monument. Average American family moves once per year in four.
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Manhattan
Kas
Field House
Kansas State College
Kansas
Clifford R. Hope
House Agriculture Committee
Fred Hall
James A. McCain
U. S
Fort Union
New Mexico
Skin Itch Relief Quick Fix Sold At Blair Pharmacy
A new product promises instant drying and itch relief in 15 minutes. Itch Me Not is advertised to kill germs on contact and is suitable for eczema bites foot itch and other surface rashes. The ad offers a 40 cent back guarantee if not pleased.
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Blair Pharmacy
Subscription list highlights from Ottawa Herald
Readers shown include Baldwin-H. Ogibeson Garnett Maynard Askin Osawatomie W. J. Wiseman Pomona Merle Fleming Waverly J. H. Buckels Andrew Gilliland Wellsville Myron Bulson Renewal and new subscriptions noted for multiple towns in the Ottawa Herald.
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Ottawa Heraid
Baldwin
H. 0
Gibeson
Garnett
Maynard Askin
Osawatomie
W. J. Wiseman
Pomona
Merle Fleming
Waverly
J. H. Buckels
Andrew Gilliland
Wellsville
Myron Bulson
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Quick
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John G. Kaiser
Masonic
Pho
Marea Ee Ceec
Mack Electric
S. Main
Ottawa
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