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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1955

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Junior Kayette girls return from camp at Rock Springs Ranch Junction City include Barbara Maglaras Shirley Holmes Janice Kindaid Linda Roth Judy Craig and Carlene Nail Fathers took the group to camp and mothers later retrieved them Optimist club members and families held a Finnup park picnic with three guest families present Gertrude Hinthorn of Garden City was among 476 summer session degree graduates at Colorado State College of Education in Greeley earning a bachelor of arts degree Subscriptions to The Telegram listed names across multiple towns and states for new and renewing subscribers

Optimist Club Finnup Park Jim Parish B. W. ‘Smallwood Ho‘mer Gertrude Hinthorn W. Chestnut Garden City Colorado State College of Education Greeley

New Reserve Plan Takes Effect in Army Markets

The Marketplace Kansas City notes mixed price changes across commodities as a new reserve plan goes into effect. Wheat ranges 2.07 to 2.194, corn 27 cars up 5, oats 2 cars mostly unchanged, soybeans 2.36 to 2.41, and bran and shorts quoted at margins around 37.25 to 40.00.

Kansas City

Grain prices rise on strong Board of Trade buying

A brisk buying move lifted corn and soybean prices several cents on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat closed 1 to 1 1/2 cents higher, soybeans up about 6 cents, oats and rye up modestly, with September contracts noted. Open interest and weekly totals provided for wheat futures. In Kansas City, cattle offerings were light and bids softened late. hogs held generally steady with mixed weights and prices reported. sheep numbers too light for a market test.

New York Scucks Lindh Produce Co We Admiral Allied Ch Allis Tel & Tel Atchison Garden City Beech Aire Beth Steel Boein Air Chrysler B. C. Christopher & Co Kansas City Chicago Gen Motors Lion Oi Martin Jan Mont Ward RYE RCA Bidrene Reyn Dec St Jos Marseete Reg Papeaten Hutchinson Wich- Sears Roeb Sinclair Myita Omaha Enid Salina Socony Worth Ind Trans Air Pac Va US Steel Westy el Pueblq Woolworth Julian E. Elliott William Elliott Ulysses Peacock-Green Memorial la Junta Larry Elliott Jaycee Elliott Pueblo Santa Fe Railroad First Baptist Church Pueblo Lodge 646 Brotherhood of Railroad Ruby Carrie Ann Dennis Carrie M Elliott LaJunta Earl of Whiam Fairview Cemetery Board of Trade Kansas City Livestock Kansas City Win USDA

Two Boys Admit Auto Theft Ring In Richmond

Two teen boys aged 15 and 16 admitted taking about 100 cars in Richmond. They said bright colored convertibles helped them attract attention from girls and that the thefts were intended to impress for dating.

Richmond

Former Kansan Dies In Houston Hospital

A 60 year old former Kansan and west Texas rancher John L Fogarty died in a Houston hospital after a heart operation. He was born in Junction City Kas and started ranching in Mexico after World War I. For 30 years he ran a free sheep and cattle ranch near Ozona Texas.

Houston Texa Kansan West Texas John L. Fogarty Junction City Kas Mexico Ozona Tex

Wreckage of Old Greek Ships Found

Divers in Siracusa Sicily have recovered waterlogged hulks believed to be the 413 B C Athenian fleet lost in the Great Naval Defeat near Syracuse. Ancient pottery pieces and sunken wrecks point to triremes sunk when Athenians were blocked at the harbor by Siracusa's defenses.

Siracusa Sicily Luigi Barnard Brea Ortigia Athens

Charges Against Woman Who Shot Hubby Dropped

In Wichita, felonious assault charges against 26 year old Elna Jane Johnson were dismissed at her husband Leslie Johnson's request. Deputy county attorney Jack Glaves said the couple reconciled and plan to try again at making a home for their two children.

Hubby Wichita Elna Jane Johnson Leslie Jack Glaves Glaves

First Phase II Acceptance of New Enlistees

Washington reports the Army began phased adoption of the reserve training plan. Enlistees aged 17 to 18 1/2 for six months will enter a multi-year reserve scheme aimed at building 2.9 million reserves from 800 thousand. Immediate six-year enlistments enter the reserve with two years active duty three years in ready reserve and one year standby reserve. Short-term reserves may start by Oct 1 with 90 thousand Army and 5,500 Marine enrollments projected to next June 30. High school deferments allowed until completion of studies or age 20.

Washington Army Congress Eisenhower Tslandby Marine Corps

Texan Pays Fine After Tooth Security Plea

MADILL Okla A Texan faced Justice of the Peace Charlie Grider on a traffic charge and was fined 20 dollars He asked for postponement until payday and offered his teeth as security Three gold teeth were mentioned The man later returned paid the fine and reclaimed the teeth

Madill Okla Justice of the Peace Charlie Grider Grider

Bogus Check Conviction Leads to a Prison Term

El Dorado man L. Cook, 27, of Sayre Oklahoma, was sentenced to one to five years in the Kansas State Penitentiary after pleading guilty in district court to passing bogus checks. Judge W. N. Calkins handed down the sentence yesterday following the plea.

EL Dorado L.cook Sayre Okla Kansas State Penitentiary W. N. Calkins

Hospital Admittances And Births In Garden City Area

Daily hospital admissions and discharges listed for Glen Daniels and others in Holcomb, Country Club, and nearby locales. Births at St Catherine and Leopold, with multiple parents named and baby weights. Police briefs note theft at Coast To Coast and several court actions including traffic and weapon charges.

Glen Daniels Holcomb Harry Cebalo Cecil Deardorff St. Catherine Howard Wick Dighton Harry Cehalo Country Club John Robles

Import Tariff On Bikes Hiked

President Eisenhower ordered an immediate 50 percent tariff hike on all imported bicycles to protect American producers from serious injury. The action could raise wholesale costs by 1 to 3 dollars per unit, with retail impact likely passed to riders. Most bikes come from Britain, West Germany, Austria, France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg.

Fraser Colo Eisenhower United States Tariff Commission White House Great Britain West Germany Austria France Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg Congress of General Authority

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