Fire at Five Points cafe scorches grease. no damage
Firefighters were called to the Five Points cafe at 8 30 last night as kitchen grease ignited. No damage reported. Carolyn Penny, 906 North First, earns a $75 Elizabeth M Walking music scholarship to the University of Kansas among 20 new KU music scholars. William Earl Parrish of Garden City 507 North Eighth receives a doctoral degree at the University of Missouri summer commencement. Jim Cutting begins as a new salesman for Five Points Motor Co formerly with Phillips Funeral Home. Joan Dierks of Scots graduates from the University of Denver with a BA in psychology and minor in piano and organ. Phi Beta Kappa member.
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Five Points Cafe
Carolyn Penny
North First
Elizabeth M
University of Kansas
Garden City High School
William Earl Parrish
North Eighth
University of Missouri
Parrish
The
Five Points Motor Co
Jim Cutting
Hill City
Garden City
Abilene
Phillips Funeral Home
University of Denver
Joan Dierks
H. Dierks
A. J Rupp
911 Center
Miss Dierks
Phi Beta Kappa
Kansas City Teens Escape Flying Car Crash
James Sole 17 drove the car at 85 to 90 mph on Woodland when it leaped from a hill and flew several feet before hitting earth. The vehicle lost its motor and wrecked, tearing up mailboxes a fence and concrete posts. Passengers James Wilson 17 and Henry Lang 16 suffered cuts and bruises.
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Kansas City
Kanas City
Jackson County
James Sole
Woodland
Sole
James Wilson
Henry Lang
Senator Warns on Russia Talks Risks at Geneva
Senator O Ma honey D Wy says Russia could gain military advantage from talks on peaceful uses of nuclear energy. He backs Geneva discussions but warns the conference may reveal new destructive potential that Russia might exploit.
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Washington
O’mahoney
D-Wye
Ssia
Geneva
Russia
Veteran Mailman Reflects On Fifty Years Of Service
In Buffalo New York delegates at the National Letter Carrier Assn convention hear Clyde Stewart a 67 year old Kansas mailman recount his early route when he walked 25 miles a day over frozen fields carrying eight letters Now he handles about 1200 pieces daily with 2 years and five months left to reach retirement at seventy.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Kansas
Assn
Clyde Stewart
Eeen Kas
Traffic Charge After Train Hits Truck Near Baltimore
Henry Gearhart drove a panel truck over a railroad crossing yesterday and was struck by a train. He escaped with facial cuts and a bruised arm. He was subsequently charged with reckless driving.
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Baltimore
Henry Gearhart
Gearhart
Invasion Riots Echo Across Indian Cities After Event
Market summaries from Kansas City note cattle prices and demand with mixed results. Hogs and sheep show downward or steady trends as traders track volume and value, while grains and soybeans move with varying percentages.
Wheat Gains Lift Chicago amid Minneapolis Buying Surge
Wheat futures rose on the Chicago Board of Trade as Minneapolis buyers boosted futures after spring wheat flour sales to bakers. Other cereals fell. corn oats rye soybeans declined. Weekly futures purchases tallied at 26.1 million bushels with open interest near 90 million. Wichita livestock reports show cattle and hogs mixed, lambs steady to higher, with varied price ranges across grades.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City UN
USDA
Chicago
Board of Trade
Minneapolis
Wichita Livestock
Wichita
Home Building Shows 11 Per Cent Decline Event
The Bureau of Labor Statistics attributes an 11 percent drop in July home construction to tightened housing credit. Nonfarm housing starts fell to 115,000 units in July from 129,000 in June.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
Riots in Bombay Demand Action on Goa Crisis
In Bombay mobs forced closures, attacked the Portuguese consulate, and shouted for Nehru to take Goa by force. Police fired on demonstrators. 15 killed, 28 wounded in Bombay march, as 800 protesters lingered in Goa and Diu. Nehru urged peaceful transfer, while Nova Goa reported 13 Indians killed, 30 wounded.
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Bombay
India
Nehru
Delhi
Goa
New Delhi
Portugal
Diu
Nova Goa
One Killed, Two Hurt At Rail Grade Crossing
A Missouri grade crossing near the Leavenworth Centennial bridge saw a fatal car train crash. William Robert Seber, 22, was killed while Thomas Monahan, 21, and Bill Davis, 17, were injured with Monahan in critical condition at St John’s Hospital.
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Leavenworth
Leaveworth
Missouri
Leavenworth Centennial Bridge
William Robert Seber
Thomas Monahan
Rt. 1
Daston, Kas
St. John's
Bill Davis
Unidentified man seeks nursery ad number after losing child
In Jacksonville a man told the Florida Times-Union he answered a day and night nursery ad that lacked an address just a phone number. The service came to pick up his child. now the man cannot locate the number or the place and asks the paper to lock the ad and provide the number. He presumably retrieved his child.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida Times-Union
Dulles Outlines US View On Soviet Arms Cuts And Disarmament
US Secretary of State Dulles says Soviet intent to reduce armed forces shows recognition of peaceful aims by the United States and allies but notes Soviet cuts leave forces larger than US. He calls for international information exchange and effective inspections ahead of UN disarmament talks starting Aug 29 in New York. He cites Eisenhower on inspections and says the US will publish a conference statement compilation, discuss curtailing the Korean Truce Commission, and pursue releases of Americans detained in China with limited progress.
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W—Secetary
Dulles
Russia
United States
Lye Russias
United Nations
New York
Eisenhower
Geneva
Britain
Korean Truce Commission
U.N
China
Alexis Johnson
Wang Ping-nan
Red China
Report details to make pure uranium metal at scale
At the 72 nation atoms for peace conference, Dr H A Wilhelm outlined a detailed method to produce high purity uranium metal by reducing uranium tetrafluoride with magnesium metal in a furnace, claiming it could be duplicated by producers worldwide. Dr M Calvin reported progress on photosynthesis steps converting water and carbon dioxide into sugars and starches, while Soviet scientists claimed proximity to solving the mystery of photosynthesis.
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Geneva
United States
H. A. Wilhelm
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Iowa State College
M. Calvin
University of California At Berkeley
Funeral for Leading KU Benefactor Is Set
Lawrence funeral services are planned for Joseph R. Pearson 75 a leading benefactor of the University of Kansas He died yesterday in a Rochester Minnesota hospital after six weeks as a patient Pearson and his wife Gertrude Sellards donated over half a million dollars in the last decade toward four KU residence halls costing more than 6 65 million in total funds for campus housing
Five Scholarships Given to K State Students
Manhattan Kansas Five winners of business administration scholarships at Kansas State College were announced by Max Milbourn chair of the college general scholarship fund The awards from 100 to 250 totaling 1000 are supported by First National Bank of Manhattan Winners include Dorothy Faye Crotinger Mildred Mulkey Wendell Lee Cowan Bobby Dean Selberg and Charles Robert Smith
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Manhattan
Kansas State College
Max Milbourn
First National Bank of
Dorothy Faye Crotinger
McCracken
Mildred Mulkey
Topeka
Wendell Lee Cowan
Natoma
Bobby Dean Selberg
Lindsborg
Charles Robert Smith
Vesper
Hospital Admittances and Discharges and Police Briefs
Today in Garden City a list of hospital admittances includes Martha Gattex Healy Edwin Foos Dighton Laura Owen Dighton Russell Dillman and Frank Petersen with discharges for Virgil Osten Gardendale Daniel Landon Deerfield A G Collins and Julius Giles Satanta Saundra Jones and C E Hardtaker. Police briefs note bond forfeitures for Victor Cardona Vasquez James Russell McMillen and Maurice Lee Smith plus arrests including Charles Francis Gates a parole violator.
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Martha Gattex
Healy
Edwin Foos
Dighton
Russell Dillman
North Third
Laura Owen
Frank Petersen
North Twelfth
John ‘Robels
Virgil Osten
Gardendale
Daniel Landon
Deerfield
A. G. Collins
Chesterfield
Julius Giles
Satanta
Victor Cardona Vasquez
W. Fulton
James Russell McMillen
Leslie Ignating Jacobs
Maurice Lee Smith
Frank Harri
Lon McClure
Charles’ Brancis Gates
Larned
Bull in Vanderbilt Professor's Office Shocks Campus
In Nashville a Vanderbilt University psychology class was startled when a young bull calf forced its way into Dr. Stanford Co. Erickson's office. The animal reportedly caused equipment damage and sent students and staff scrambling before being captured.
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Nashville
Tenn
Vanderbilt University
Stanford Co. Erickson
Canada Restricts Married Couples at Chalk River Plant
In Geneva Park Canada stringent rules bar married couples from working at Chalk River atomic plant. Dr E W R Steacie head of the National Research Council says policy aims to curb intermarriage due to uncertainty about how radiation may affect genes and hereditary traits passed to children.
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Geneva Park
Cnt
Canada
Chalk River Atomic Plant
E. W. R. Steacie
National Research Council
Sultan Celebrates Big Birthday in Johore
Sultan of Johore returns to Johore for a week long birthday celebration marking his rule of one of Malaya's wealthiest states. The festivities begin September 17 with events leading to the crowning of Sultanah, the Romanian born wife of the ruler.
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Singapore
Far East
Sultan of
Johore
Ruter
Lone
Malaya
Sultanah
Groom Starts Jury Duty Cuts Honeymoon Short
In St Louis Raymond L Anderson and his bride wed by Magistrate Thomas Gabbert last Saturday. The groom said he would not have much of a honeymoon and Gabbert learned why as Anderson began a tour of jury duty in his court.
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St, Louis
Raymond L. Anderson
Thomas Gabbert
Gabbert
Anderson
Plot To Shoot Peron Revealed
Buenos Aires police disclosed a plot by Catholic nationalists and opposition figures to shoot President Juan Peron, signaling heightened political tension. Government said more than 50 arrests with some reports up to 200 jailed. protests and tear gas used at Buenos Aires Cathedral and Cordoba as unrest rose.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan Peron
Peron
Partes
Cordoba
Two bids opened for Gov. Hall office redecorating
The Topeka firm Thacher Inc offered 12400 dollars, the lowest of two bids opened yesterday for redecorating Governor Fred Hall's office.
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Topekama
Thacher Inc
Topeka
Fred Hall
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