St Catherine’s incubator funded by donations
Hospital officials announced St Catherine’s new incubator costing 525 dollars was funded entirely by donations. The Helms family story centers on Elmer Helm and C F Helm of Deerfield at the hospital Saturday and Sunday admissions. In other notes, three South Western school systems awarded 100 dollar scholarships for a three week driver education course at the University of Kansas to Bert Lewis Sunanta Ray Salmon and James W Buitey. Thurman Gay Jr of Syracuse and Keith O Connor of Lakings received 65 dollar scholarships. Dennis E Hibbs, arrested for drunkenness, released to Johnson County sheriff, Mo. Hibbs is wanted for forgery. Richard McLinn of Garden City escaped from the State Industrial School for Boys in Topeka by breaking a dormitory window. Langley, local soil conservationist, designated Colonel Langley for two weeks while on duty at Camp McCoy, Wis.
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Helms. C. F. Helm
Deerfield
Elmer
Helm
St. Catherine
Holcomb
South
Bavestern
University of Kansas
Bert Lewis
Satantay
Ray G. Salmon
Hol«comb
James W. Buitey
Subaette
Thurman. Gay, Jr
Syracuse
Keith O'Conner
Laking
A Kansas Invitation To Russians
Hutchinson News-Herald urges Russian wheat farmers to visit Kansas to see progress of hard red winter wheat. The editorial recalls Mennonite immigrants from the Russian Ukraine who settled in Reno, Harvey, McPherson and Marion counties in 1874, whose wheat helped Kansas become leading wheat state.
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Hutchinson
Hutchinson News-Herald
Russia
News-Herald
Ukraine
Reno
Harvey
McPherson
Marion
Kansas
Yugoslav Delegation Starts Two-Week Visit to Soviet Union
A 17 member Yugoslav Parliament delegation led by Vladimir Bakaric departs Belgrade for a two week trip to the Soviet Union. Bakaric, who headed the Yugoslav Communist party, views the visit as a way to ease distrust and foster better relations through dialogue.
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Belgrade
Soviet Union
Vladimir Bakaric
Yugoslav Communist Party
Moscow
Yugoslavia
Cominform
Bakaric
Claimant to Bavarian Throne Seriously Ill
MUNICH Germany up Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria 6yearold claimant to the Bavarian throne is seriously ill. Family says he was stricken two days ago and is in serious condition at Leutstetten Castle near Starnberg. Illness details not disclosed. The surviving German field marshal of World War I was honored at his 85th birthday in 1954 by 5000 nostalgists shouting Heil our king.
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Germany
Rupprecht
Bavaria
Leutstetten Castle
Starnberg
Eit
Attempted death by own action halted by call in Wichita
Mrs. Marvell Nance, 28, was found unconscious in her Wichita home Saturday night after her father in Muskogee Oklahoma warned authorities by phone that she planned to take her life. Sheriff’s deputies said she was found on the bathroom floor unconscious from gas fumes from an unlit water heater but was revived.
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Wichita WM
Marvell Nance
Muskogee
Oklo
L. A. Jackson
John Nail
Minesweepers and Sub Spotted by Nationalists
The Central News Agency from Hong Kong reported two Soviet built minesweepers and a midget submarine sighted off the Fukien coast of Communist China. The minesweepers reportedly tried to sweep mines placed by Nationalists around the Matsu Islands in darkness. The Defense Ministry said it could not confirm the report.
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Formosa
Central
Hong Kong
Fukien
Communist
China
Matsu Islands
Biinate
Market Mixed as Corn Rises Slightly on Dry Chicago Day
Chicago trading session shows mixed market with dry heat boosting corn futures by 44 8 cents while wheat slips and oats and rye fall. Soybeans hold steady to slightly lower as overall activity remains dull with small scale selling by commission houses. Open interest and volume figures reflect modest activity across wheat and corn contracts.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Commission House
Mine Workers Union Signs a New Contract
Douglas Arizona Phelps Dodge Corp and the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers reached a new contract after a month long strike. The agreement breaks the strike idling about 35,000 union members at Phelps Dodge Kennecott Copper and International Smelting and Refining. The contract awaits local union ratification Wednesday.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
Kansas City market activity shows cattle sales slow with large unsold share. Cattle prices vary by class. steers and heifers unevenly steady to lower, cows and bulls mixed. Hogs and sheep also move slowly with declines noted in various weight segments and lambs carrying firm to lower quotes. Major items include fed steers around 22.50 to 22.75, heifers 18.00 to 21.75, cows 10.50 to 12.50, and hogs down modestly across weights with butcher weights around 15.25 to 16.75. Lambs mostly 19.00 to 20.50 in good to prime lots, with ewes near 4.50 to 4.50.
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Kansas City
USDA
Wichita Livestock
Wichita
Kansas City Grain Market Report Summary
Kansas City grain and futures report shows Wheat at 725 cars with mixed prices, No 2 hard around 2.11, No 3 about 2.10 to 2.37, corn 39 cars mostly unchanged with No 2 white around 1.60, Milo maize kafir 2.25 to 2.28, Rye 1.02, Barley 1.01 to 1.05, Soybeans 2.34 to 2.45, Shorts 39.25 to 39.75.
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Lindh Produce Co
T&t
Beth Steel
Boeing Aire
C, Christopher & Co
Kansas City
du Pont
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Goodyear
P &L
Ohio Oil
Penney
Pa RR
Chicago Rye Phill
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Omaha
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Socony
Spen Chem
Oil Cal Aos Ltd
OH Ind
Ltd
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Trans Air
UN Pac
US Steel
Westg el
Woolworth
Kansas City Grain
Kansas City and Wheat
Civilians Pose Big Problem At Sessions
At Geneva talks between the United States and Red China the main issue concerns repatriation of about 40 American civilians detained by the Chinese Communists. Wang Ping nan signaled progress while U S envoy Johnson outlined the goal of securing the civilians release to ease broader tensions in the Far East.
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Geneva
U. Alexis Johnson
Czechoslovakia
Wang Ping-nan
Warsaw
Palace of Nations
European
United Nations
Johnson
State Department
U. S
Actor Is Killed In Plane Crash in Burbank
A private plane crash in Burbank last night killed three people including actor Robert Francis 25 star of the movie version of The Caine Mutiny His body was found strapped in the pilot seat Also killed were Audrey Ann Dosch 24 and George Meyer 38 a business partner of actor Joe Kirkwood The accident ends Francis rise as Hollywoods promising young star after graduating from Pasadena City College in 1947 and two years service in the Army.
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Burbank
Calif
Robert Francis
Ens
Willie Keith
Francis
Audrey Ann Dosch
Ann Russell
George Meyer
Joe Kirkwood
Joe Palooka
Hollywood
Pasadena
US Move Aims to Free All Americans Held by China
United States opens Geneva talks with Red China aiming to secure release of 40 Americans held in Peiping. Officials say a broader package may trade freer Chinese departures for similar treatment, while discussions touch on a possible cease fire in the Formosa Strait and broader Far East tensions as Dulles and lawmakers weigh timing and scope.
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Washington
United States
Red China
Geneva
Peiping
U.S
Admittances and Discharges at Garden City Hospital
Today at Garden City Hospital several admissions and discharges are listed. New arrivals include F Helm Deerfield Elmer Paul Helm Holcom Mrs Erasmo Gonzales 103 North Thirtenth Mrs Dewey Whisler 208 North Tirst Mrs Julius Giles Satanta Mrs Virgel Jones 414 Magnolia Mrs Dean Lawrence 510 North Third A P Orozoco 115 Taylor Mrs Albert Nix 104 South Main Hospital discharges include Donald Martin 1306 North Lighth Lawson Pirkston Dighton Mrs Alvin Komlofske 1512 St John Mrs Chester Ulrich Imperial Route Everett Flowers Eminence Route Mrs Richard Morgan 1202 North Eighth Lisce Lesley Scott City Mrs Nyle Hawkins Copeland Dennis Doris 2005 North Eighth Charles L Dunlap Gardendale Mrs George Sauer Lakin Mrs Julius Mutschelknaus Scotland S D G William Lucas 2523 North Main Mrs Manuel Gomez South Star Mrs Roy Garza Holcomb At St Catherine Mr and Mrs Dewey Whisler 208 North First are the parents of a 7 pound 10 ounce boy born at 3 12 p m Sun Mr and Mrs Erasmo Gonzales 103 North Thirteenth are the parents of a 7 pound 8 ounce boy born at 5 27 p m Sunday Mr and Mrs Virgel Jones 414 Magnolia are the parents of a 7 pound 6 ounce girl born at 12 22 a m today Mr and Mrs Dean Lawrence 510 North Third are the parents of a 7 pound girl born at 1 35 a m today Mr and Mrs Albert Nix 104 South Main are the parents of a 6 pound boy born at 2 58 a m today
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F. Helm
Deerfield
Elmer Paul Helm
Holcom
Erasmo’ Gonzales
North Thirtenth
Dewey Whisler
North Tirst
Julius Giles
Satanta
Virgel Jones
Magnolia
Dean Lawrence
North Third
A. P. Orozoco
Taylor
Albert Nix
South Main
Donald Martin
North Lighth
Lawson Pirkston
Dighton
Alvin Komlofske
St. John
Chester Ulrich
Everett Flowers
Richard Morgan
North Eighth
Lisce Lesley
Scott City
Nyle Hawkins
Copeland
Dennis Doris
Charles L. Dunlap
Gardendale
George Sauer
Lakin
Julius Mutschelknaus
Scotland
William Lucas
North Main
Manuel Gomez
South Star
Roy Garza
Holcomb
St. Catherine
North First
Erasmo Gonzales
North Thirteenth
Youths Escape Russell Jail Through Window Break
Two young prisoners pried bars from a ground floor cell window just before midnight and fled Russell County jail. Identified as Robert Lee Coleman, 18, and Roger Lee Burris, 19, both serving sentences for traffic violations. Coleman faced DWI and other charges. Burris had a 90 day term for reckless driving and resisting arrest and had previously escaped in 1953. They wore blue jeans and white tees during the break.
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Russell
Russell County
Robert Lee Coleman
Roger Lee Burris
Coleman
Burris
Navy Reserve Group To Hawaii for Training
Eight PAY Privateer planes of Naval Air Reserve Squadron VPs81 based in Olathe Kansas departed Alameda Naval Air Station at 8:45 p m Sunday for Hawaii. The four engine planes carry about 100 squadron members from Kansas and Missouri to Hawaii for a two week annual training cruise arriving at the Barbers Point Naval Air Station Hawaii at 9:30 a m PDT today.
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Naval Air Reserve
Vps81
Olathe
Kas
Alameda Naval Air Station
Hawaii
Kansas-Missouri
Naval Air Station
Baiders Point
Hen Goes on Binge to Maintain Production in California
Yucaipa California poultryman L. I. Nichols reports one of his hens stopped laying for 30 days then produced 28 eggs last week. The farmer notes the unusual swing may reflect stress or seasonal factors affecting flock output. Nichols manages a small layer operation and emphasizes monitoring hen health and feeding.
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Nichols
Parade Opens Communist Youth Rally in Vienna and Warsaw
World Youth Festivals for Peace and Friendship opened with huge parades at Warsaw's new stadium and in Vienna. About 20 000 young athletes attend the two week rally with roughly 1 100 from Britain 1 400 from France and 1 500 from West Germany among participants.
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Vienna
Warsaw
For Peace and Friends
West
Britain
France
West Germany
Accident fatality after Wichita two car crash
A man named Leo Gillespie, among five injured in a two car automobile collision on Wichita's east edge Friday, died yesterday from his injuries. The report notes he was one of the five injured in the crash.
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Wichita
Leo Gillespie
Khrushchev Says Soviet Will Back Earth Satellite Plan
Khrushchev stated in Geneva and at a Swiss reception that if Eisenhower's earth satellite program serves mankind, the Soviet government is always ready to support it. He offered no details on the plan, noting lack of specifics. The White House framed the project as scientifically valuable and beneficial to all nations, including the Soviet Union.
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Pat
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Eishower
Eisenhter
Khrushchev
Geneva
White House
Soviet Union
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Formosa Strait
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