Patty Honey Blanchard family notices in Satanta
Patty Honey Blanchard delivered a grandson Curtis Wendal at Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital on July 20 and returned home. Larry Blanchard celebrated his seventh birthday with a party at the Satanta theater hosted by his parents. Various guests and visitors from Ulysses Chanute Casper and nearby towns are listed with overnight visits and weekend stays.
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Satanta
Gayle Honey Rand
Curtis Wendal
Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital
R. B. "Strickland
Ulysses
Honey
Larry Blanchard
Ray Blanchard
Satanta Theater
Jennifer Hays
Jenafer ‘Wealthall
Naomi Page
Johnny ‘Barker
Nathan Campbell
Johnny Weckerling
Terry Blanchard
Wyoming
Martha Fisher
Casper
Wyo
Ed Allen
Allens
Fisher
Oleata
Selling
Okla
Brough Amerine
Darrel
Vice
Minneapolis
Minn
Rex Palmer
Daryl Bryant
Stevie
Palmer
Lavon Conner
Guymon
Larry Bates
Amarillo
Tex
Verlyn Brookshire
Joy Winsted
C. W. Bowers
Raising Top Hogs Takes Lots of Work
Lloyd Powell of the Pawnee Indian 4-H club tends large hogs as he prepares for county fairs. He raises 23 pigs since winning a Sears gift in 1953, uses sugar coated Pig Kisses to start feed, grooms and trains them four months before the fair, and earns ribbons for management and style. Powell, son of Mr and Mrs Earl Powell of Kalvesta, chairs the club program and handles pigs, baby beef, garden, and foods projects.
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Arkansas
Lloyd Powell
Pawnee
Lloyd
Sears
Earl Powell
Kalvesta
No Stretch Har ry Jones Injury at London Carnival
MEW LONDON Conn Harry Jones rubber man in a carnival broke his left leg while dismantling his booth.
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London
Conn
Harry Jones
Missing Boy Still Sought in Dallas
In Dallas Texas a 22 month old boy Gary DeWayne Parrack weighed 29 pounds and stood 30 inches tall has vanished from his mother's backyard. Sheriff Bill Decker says no trace has been found after a month of searching including house to house canvassing. Airman Norman Lee Bray aided the search. Bray and the mother Parrack had been divorced and she had remarried.
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Dallas
Tex W
Travis Par- Tack
Gary DeWayne
Bill Decker
Decker
Norman Lee Bray
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Bray
Solution offered in boxcar shortage in Washington
The boxcar shortage for wheat transport was tackled before a Senate commerce subcommittee. L. Peterson of the Minneapolis Traffic Association urged faster unloading and turnaround, more Interstate Commerce Commission authority, and higher demurrage charges. He noted eastern railroads rent western boxcars to avoid idle equipment. Angus McDonald of the National Farmers Union argued improved car distribution across the rail network could ease the shortage in the West.
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Washington
Congress
L. Peterson
Minneapolis Traffic Assn
Senate Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Peterson
Angus McDonald
The
National
Ninety New Wells Begun In Kansas Last Week
Operators kept up a strong drilling pace in Kansas oil and gas fields this week. Ninety new wells started and 112 completed with 61 producing 17,476 barrels daily, and 4 wells at open flow 49,307,000 cubic feet daily. Nine dry holes, three abandoned locations, and one salt water disposal well reported. State tests in prorated areas show 26 oil wells at 10,253 barrels daily and 9 gas wells at 32,305,000 cubic feet daily.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Goif
State Conservation Division
Deserter Given Twenty Five Year Term
A World War II Army deserter who changed his name raised a family and started a business was sentenced to 25 years at hard labor by a court martial in New York. The penalty, given Saturday after Arthur Athans of Falconer New York pleaded guilty, is subject to automatic review.
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New York
Arthur Athans
Falconer
N.Y
Public Information Office
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Clayton A. Robinson
Glasgow
Mont
Britain protests firing on big Israeli airliner
London protests Bulgaria for shooting down an Israeli civil airliner last Wednesday. The Foreign Office calls the act unjustifiable and says no government has the right to shoot down a civil aircraft in peacetime.
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Britain
London
Bulgaria
Foreign Office
Emporia Man Named to New Fish and Game Post
H. A. Steve Stephens of Emporia is appointed special conservation education representative for the Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission. Director Dave Leahy announced the decision today.
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Emporian
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I. A. Wyner
Gabardine
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