City board delays adjournment pending site inspections
No adjourned session of the city governing board will be held today. Officials said the session, announced earlier, is postponed until inspections of sites for the Kansas National Guard armory are completed. Mary Ann Myers and Tyler Kneeland wedding guests arrive. divorce of other attendees noted. A windshield theft from a 1939 Buick at O K Salvage Yard was reported. Clayton Wells, 1110 S Lafayette, arrested on an intoxication charge and released after posting a $15 bond.
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Kansas National Guard
Edn J. Strohm
W. 5Th
Frank Reynolds
Sara Jane
Ann
Burbank
Calif
Allen Sherman
Jewell
Mary Ann Myers
Tyler L. Kneeland
Sam H
Strohm
Chris and
Meredith
Pittsburgh
Clayton Wells
S. Lafayette
Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals
Admittances Thursday at Memorial Hospital include W C Adams Humboldt medical Mrs Olin Kelley Humboldt surgical Clyde Rice Erie surgical Karol Jeffers 1411 S Edith medical Mrs Faith Kyle Erie medical Mrs Isis B Smith Emporia medical Dismissals today include Bill Fair child Earlton Carl E Kirkpatrick 610 W Chestnut Robert Carlison 614 W Beach plus traffic citation Earl Dee Burghart RF 2 speeding $12 bond posted Recent moves list Betty Lister 202 S Santa Fe to 114 N Grant J L Godines 16 Smelter Hill to 708 N Western Robert Hamill 10 Garfield to 1327 8 Central Mickey Colan 1208 8S Evergreen to 1822 W Main
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W. C. Adams
Humboldt
Medical
Olin Kelley
Surgical
Clyde Rice
Erie
Karol Jeffers
S. Edith
Faith Kyle
Isis B. Smith
Emporia
Bill Fairchild
Earlton
Carl E. Kirkpatrick
W. Chestnut
Robert Carlison
W. Beach
Betty Lister
Santa Fe
N. Grant
J. L. Godines
Little Stinker Big Price Tag Contd
Witty word puzzle notes in Toledo column feature puns and clues about social scenes, appetites, and language. The page recalls a Rev. John T. Mitchell sermon ending with a fatal heart attack at St Pauls AME Church.
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Toledo
Ohio
John T. Mitchell
St. Paul's A.M.E. Church
Livestock Prices Mixed as Cattle Sluggish Hogs Steady
Kansas City cattle offerings were meager with only 200 head of cattle and 50 calves. hogs remained steady with 1 000 head, prices for various weight ranges shown. Sheep were steady. lambs and pelts also noted. U.S. pork and beef quotations listed alongside Chicago grain and butter trends.
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Kansas City
USDA
Kansas City market notes and deaths in Paola and Erie
Wheat and corn prices for futures delivery listed for Kansas City including No 2 hard and dark hard and No 2 red with several price ranges. Soybeans oats and barley also shown with price ranges. Deaths include Mrs John B Carpenter of Paola and W E Craig retired banker of Erie with funeral details and surviving relatives.
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Kansas City
Shorts
W. EE. Craig
Erie
W. E. Craig
Stark
Adam
Kahler
Pierce Funeral Home
Fragmentary poultry market notice with pricing
A damaged OCR fragment lists chicken weights and prices with unclear headings. The readable parts mention hens over four pounds and under four pounds with associated figures, likely a price list or market update.
Wall Street Mixed As Market Shows Late Day Improvement
New York trading ended with a mixed session as gains appeared late but were not widespread. About 2.3 million shares changed hands, well below yesterday's 2.76 million, with some stocks advancing one to two points while many lagged.
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New York
Senate hikes Commerce funding by 193 million dollars
The Senate approved 1.317 billion dollars to run the Commerce Department for the year starting July 1, after rejecting cuts to airline and ship subsidies and endorsing other increases from its Appropriations Committee. A Senate House conference committee will resolve differences.
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Washington
Senate
Commerce Department
House
Appropriations
Senate House
House Approves Tuttle Creek Dam Fund Amid Debate
The House rejected an amendment to strike the Tuttle Creek dam fund in Kansas from an appropriations bill. Kansas reps defended the project while Blue Valley residents lobby against it. The vote left other flood control and hydroelectric projects in the half‑billion dollar package, with Kansas sites such as Abilene Ottawa Pomona and Salina included in the broader allocations.
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Tuttle Creek
Kansas
House
Rep
Avery
R-Kas
Scrivner
Bolling
D-Mo
Blue Valley
Glenn Stockwell
House Action
Congress
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Sens. Schoeppel
Hennings
Symington
Carlson
Turtle Creek
Toronto
Wichita and
Vailey Center
States
Alaska
Abilene
Ottawa
Pomona Reservoir
Salina
Strawn Reservoir
Topeka
Four Students Present Tribute to Teacher in Ad Request
Fourth grader George Biedenbach 10 and three schoolmates phoned the Cincinnati Enquirer to insert a thank you ad for Mrs. Lucille S Webb. The boys said they could never repay what she gave them this year expressing gratitude for lessons in arithmetic spelling reading and more.
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Cincinnati
George Biedenbach
Cincinnati Enquirer
Lucille S. Webb
George
Land impresario dies in sleep at Bayside estate
A land impresario died early today in his sleep at a 20 acre Bayside Queens estate. Reports say a duel was alleged but details remain unclear. The Enquirer notes the incident occurred on the estate but provides few additional facts about witnesses or motive.
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Enquirer
Bayside
Queens
Chanute Tribune reports acting director stays past July 1
The State Fish and Game Commission reaches a compromise to keep the veteran Dave Leahy as acting director after July 1 amid Democratic and Republican feuding. Harry Lutz resigns as publicity director effective Sept. 1 to join Peoples State Bank of Sharon Springs. For a second time this spring the commission blocks naming Leahy to succeed himself by a 3-3 vote.
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Dave Leahy
State Fish and Game Commission
Harry Lutz
Commission
Lutz
Peoples State Bank of
Sharon Springs
Leahy
Traffic Fatalities Reported in Topeka Area
Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the state accident records section show 1 in the last 24 hours and 236 to date in 1955, compared with 237 in the same period in 1954. The brief note records daily counts for Topeka and surrounding areas.
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Topeka
Kansas
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