Garden City youth progresses after pool accident
Dick Harper, a il year old Garden City youth paralyzed in a neck injury from a pool fall, has been taken home from the hospital and now sits up briefly and uses a wheel chair. Three KU undergraduates from Southwest Kansas, Gerald Dawson, Gerald Eastman, and James Jellison, will receive residence hall scholarships for the fall. Furniture from Rev. and Mrs. Martin moves into St Thomas Episcopal parsonage as the new minister and family plan to move in soon. Rev. Martins first sermon is August 21. Harold Krier and Alonzo Finnup return from a business trip to the Great Lakes region.
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Dick Harper
Garden City
Southwest Kansas
University of Kansas
Gerald L. Dawson
Gerald Eastman
James L. Jellison
Johnson
Robert A. Martin
Kansas City
St. Thomas Episcopal Parsonage
Judy
Death Sentence For Korean Red
Seoul, a South Korean army court martial condemned Lee Chang Kwang, a 25 year old intelligence officer for the local Communist party near Taejon, for giving aid to the enemy by passing information allegedly from Maj. Gen. William F. Dean and higher tribunals. The sentence awaits approval from President Rhee and could be carried out by firing squad. Lee was arrested in July by counterintelligence after Dean’s capture and a brief trial lasting 112 hours.
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Seoul
Lee
Communist Party Committee
Taejon
Dean
Dial Phones Reach Lawrence and Nearby Towns
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co completed the switch from manual to dial service for about 11,000 telephones in Lawrence Liaw Fence and Lecompton and surrounding areas. The move modernizes local communications and expands rapid calling options.
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Lawrence
Lawrence W
Liaw Fence
Lecompton
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Samay
Meyner Says Harriman Eyes Democratic Nomination
New Jersey governor Meyner believes Harriman is interested in running for the Democratic presidential nomination next year. Harriman backs Stevenson but may seek private clarity on Stevenson's active bid. Mitchell, a former Stevenson ally, predicts Stevenson will run against Eisenhower with a stronger chance than in 1952.
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Chicago
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Averell Harriman
New York
Stevenson
Harriman
Libertyville, Jr
Stephen A. Mitchell
Mitchell
Eisenhower
Johnson Plans Return to Senate
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson, recovering from a heart attack, voiced confidence in returning as Democratic Senate leader next January. He blamed Republicans for blocking key bills and criticized President Eisenhower's assessment of the last session. The piece notes Harriman’s support for Stevenson and the looming decision on Stevenson’s 1960 run.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Senate
New
Eisenhower
Congress
Hawaiian Girl Hopes to Visit California Weeklong Stay
Joycelyn Joan Pilapil, 16, who ran away to California aboard the Canadian destroyer Athabaskan, faces delinquency charges for secretive boarding. A U S Commissioner ordered her held in juvenile hall on $500 bail pending a full hearing next Monday. The U S Attorney and probation service plan to recommend return to her parents in Hilo.
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Los Angeles
California
Joycelyn Joan Pilapil
Athabaskan
U. S
Hilo
Pittsburg Couple Adopts Second Irish Child
Pittsburg Kansas couple Mr and Mrs Peter Murry welcome their second adopted child Marian age 13 months who arrived yesterday from Ireland after a 24 hour trip in the care of an airline stewardess The first child Tommy age 24 remains with the family in Pittsburg and the adoption is through an Irish orphanage in Ireland
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Kansas City
WEA
Pittsburg
Kas
Ireland
Peter Murry
Tommy
Marian
Reland
Eleven Freed Airmen Home This Weekend
The item reports eleven airmen freed and returning home this weekend. It includes scattered agricultural market data and grain, livestock, and feed product prices and receipts, with regional listings for Wichita Hutchinson Omaha and Kansas City markets.
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Hutchinson
Wichita
Omaha
Enid
Salina
Ft. Worth
Wheat and Corn Markets Turn Higher on Short Covering
Wheat led a market rally at the board of trade as early losses reversed amid short covering and export support. Corn eased on anticipated Midwest moisture. wheat settled slightly higher while oats and soybeans showed mixed moves. Open interest in wheat futures stood around 87.85 million bushels.
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Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Midwest
Centenarian Dies a Day After Birthday in Emeporia
Mrs Rose Andrews died last night one day after her 100th birthday anniversary. She had been hospitalized since a July 5 hip fracture. Mrs Andrews lived in Neosho Rapids since 1892. She is survived by a son a grandson and a great grandson.
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Emporia
Rose Andrew
Andrews
Neosho Rapids
Atomic power may rival electricity in 15 to 20 years
At the atoms for peace conference Dr. James A. Lane of Oak Ridge said the United States could see nuclear power compete with coal electricity within 15 to 20 years. He cited economic and technical analyses suggesting four to seven mills per kilowatt hour as a likely cost range. Russian scientists noted a 5,000 kilowatt plant may suit remote areas, though fuel costs are higher.
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Geneva
United States
James A. Lane
Atomic Energy Commission
Oak Ridge, Tenn
National Laboratory
Lane
United
Soviet Union
D. I. Blokhinskv
N. A. Nikolayev
May Try for the $64,000 Prize on TV Show
Opera expert Gino Prato, a 55 year old Bronx shoemaker, weighs whether to continue on The $64,000 Question. He plans a prayer at St Patrick's Cathedral before tonight's decision and could walk away with $32,000 or risk it all for the grand prize. If he fails he still earns a $4,000 automobile as consolation.
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New York
Opera
Gino Prato
Prato
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Pilot Relates Escape From Commie Attack
Eleven U.S. airmen freed from Chinese captivity plan to fly to Travis Air Force Base via Midway and Hawaii, then on to home. Capt. Dugene J. Va ndi described a near miss when three MIGs attacked their B29 over North Korea, forcing bailout after leaflets were dropped.
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Tokyo
U.S
Air Force
John Knox Arnold
Red Ching
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Midway
Hawaii
Travis
Alaska
Tacoma
Wash
Midway- Hawaii
Red China
Dugene J. Vandi
Clayton
N.Y
North Korea
Yun River
Vaadi
What’s My Line reveals fugitive elephant handler
CBS panel misidentifies a man on What’s My Line as an elephant handler. In Royal Oak Michigan viewers alert the FBI, and James Marshall Showers, 27, is arrested on auto theft charges. He came from Detroit to handle two elephants in the Arabian Nights show at Jones Beach State Park on Long Island.
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New York
Royal Oak
Mich
FBI
Detroit
James J. Kelly
James Marshall Showers
Jones Beach State Park
Long Island
Garden City Admits and Discharges Highlight Local Briefs
Hospital admits listed include Leland R. Mead Imperial Route Mrs. Mike Wewer Scott Mrs. Frank Novy Jr Scott City Mrs. Victor Irsik Holcomb Mrs. Leo J. Wilson 507 North Thirteenth and Mrs. Raymond Emerson 1119 Taylor Discharges include Fred Foreman 111 West Holmes Mrs. George Folkes 903 Evans Mrs. Joe Bergen Imperial Route and Ada Billings 714 Summit Births report Leopold Mumma Dighton parents of a 6 lb 15 oz girl born at 2 am today Police briefs note Bond Forfeited Mrs John G Delgado $5 for improper starting of parked vehicle Deeds list transfers L L Herrington to Lloyd E Herrington District Court actions include Henry B Weldon vs M M Tremain quiet title Chester Leroy Costello vs Betty L Costello divorce case Bernard F Ohmes vs P N Meroneg quiet title and related filings
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Leland R. Mead
Imperial
Mike Wewer
Scott
Frank Novy, Jr
Scott City
Victor Irsik
Holcomb
Leo J. Wilson
North Thirteenth
Raymond Emerson
Taylor
Fred Foreman
West Holmes
George Folkes
Evans
Joe Bergen
Eldon Rundell
South Star
Ada Billings
Summit
Jim T. G. Aguilera
Santa E
L. L
Henry B. Weldon
M. M. Tremain
Chester Leroy Costello
Betty L. Costello
Bernard F. Ohmes
P. N. Meroneg
Woman to Trial In Hubby s Death
Mrs. Geraldine Terry charged with murder in the death of her husband Bill Lee Terry faces a non jury trial on August 30. She was freed on a 10000 bond after saying he was stabbed fatally when he fell on a butcher knife during a struggle. Her foster father Glenger McConnell offered 200 shares of U S Steel stock as security for the bond. judge accepted.
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Tulsa
Watering whisky not a violation says court
U S Court of Appeals rules a bartender may add water to whisky but cannot add more whisky to a partly filled bottle. In a 2 to 1 decision, the court said federal law bans adding any substance to a bottle on which a tax is due, and no tax is due on water. The ruling stems from the government’s appeal of eight cases dismissed in St Paul Minnesota.
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St, Louis UK
U. S. Court of Appeals
St. Paul, Minn
Tulsa man dies after knife fight with wife
The statement quoted Terry as saying kill you. In the struggle she grabbed the knife handle. He lunged at her, lost balance, and fell on the blade. Terry died in a Tulsa hospital a few hours later.
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Terry
Tulsa
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