Dighton News Highlights Local Events and New Jobs
Community notes report Florine Haines starting new employment at Farmers Elevator office and Charles Bosley Jr purchasing the Bud Fosdick home. Local builds include Vinton Smith constructing a Fosdicks residence on highway 23 and Marvis Brett rising a home above his basement. Several residents visit relatives in Wichita, Newton, Scott City, and Garden City as W T Caldwell returns from Montana. Pool construction aims for early August opening. newborn Marilyn Diane Hemel welcomed July 19 at Scott City hospital. Storemont Construction begins educational building project as area teachers join Cuba tour work assignments.
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Larry Murphy
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Scott City
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Arla
Jo Dee
Garden City
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Mary Jane
Waye Clark
Dale
Howard King
Ruben Hemel
Marilyn Diane
Scott City Hospital
Clark Miller
Cuba
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Three Theories Drive Disarmament Debates
Washington report outlines three core ideas shaping US Russian disarmament talks. Inspections demand full freedom to monitor, while Russia seeks limited access at strategic sites. Eisenhower proposes mixed approaches including blueprints and aerial photography, with new recommendations to follow after expert review.
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Seventy Three Austrian Prisoners Released by Russians
Seventy three Austrians released from Russian prison camps arrived at Bad Voeslau near Vienna. The returnees, once sentenced to long terms, were handed to Austrian authorities with case details. Two hours after arrival in Vienna, all were released by Austrian officials.
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Should Have Stood in Jail
Police said Thomas J. Tiggett bungled a lumber yard burglary and was nabbed after sitting under a wanted circular at a Detroit station. The notice labeled him an escapee from Southern Michigan Prison and ordered his return there.
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Thomas J. Tiggett
Tiggett
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Private city fleet towed illegally parked cars
Police uncovered an unusual number of tipsters in a case involving seven illegally parked trucks. The mystery ended when it was learned the trucks were part of a private fleet hired by the city to tow offending autos. A ticket was placed on each vehicle.
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