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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1955

Page

2

Disease, Rain Death Threat See By The Telegram

Mrs. M. Q. O. Killion of 467 West Chestnut was admitted to St Catherine hospital after noon with a fractured ankle from a fishing trip. She will be confined for a day or two. A group of 36 carrier boys from the Oklahoma City Times had lunch at the Old Corral. They were en route to Colorado Springs for a vacation and planned a stop on return.

M. QO. Killion West Chestnut St Catherine Hospital Methodist Church Oklahoma City Times Old Corral Colorado Springs Colo Curtis Studio Art Williams K. S. Booth Liberal

No Definite Sign From the Yet

Washington top White House aide Howard Pyle said it would be helpful if President Eisenhower seeks re election but those confident he will run are perhaps more hopeful than certain. Pyle, former Arizona governor, now presidential assistant on state federal relations, noted Eisenhower has given no direct indication of plans. Many Republicans assume he will be a candidate.

Washington White House Eisenhower Howard Pyle Pyle Arizona

Loaded Car Stopped After Speed Violation

The sheriff office said a sedan stopped by a deputy yesterday contained the driver and 18 passengers, 16 of them children. The car was stopped for speeding.

Columbia S.C

Sharp Decline in Chicago I Grains on Opening Session

Grain futures opened sharply lower on the Chicago Board of Trade, with soybeans down about 4 cents and corn down around 3 cents before partial recovery efforts faded. Wheat, rye and oats extended liquidation, with wheat down about percentage and oats near mixed levels, while soybeans showed larger declines. Open interest in wheat futures stood around 91 million bushels, with earlier session volume noted.

Chicago Board of Trade

Shooting Flares Between Egypt and Israel Again

Egyptian military spokesmen said three Egyptian soldiers were killed and five wounded in a 24 hour exchange of fire with Israelis near Gaza. Col. Salah Gohar of the Palestine Department charged that Israel started the fighting to precede the arrival in Cairo tomorrow of Maj. Gen. Edson Burns of Canada, the UN truce supervision chief, for frontier discussions with Egyptian officials.

Gaza Palestine Salah Gohar Egyptian War Ministry Palestine Department Cairo Edson L. M

Atomic power for industry advances from peace conference

At the atoms for peace conference in Geneva the major powers forecast rapid progress toward universal atomic power for industry. The United States sees 15 to 20 years to general competitiveness with coal, Britain expects 40 percent of electricity from nuclear use by 1975, Russia aims for several hundred thousand kilowatts by 1960 plus a 100,000 kilowatt plant within a year, while Canada and the United States outline cost and implementation timelines and a small portable 2,000 kilowatt reactor shown as a near-term option.

Geneva United States Canada Britain Russia

Hospital Admittances And Discharges In Garden City

Local notices list multiple hospital admissions including Everett Reece and Grace Spencer among Garden City residents. Discharges include Robert Pound and Mrs. Loyd Buchanan. Births record two boys born at St Catherine and Raynesford clinic to Rundell and Ruiz families. Police briefs note fines for traffic offenses and a theft report. county briefs cite deeds, court actions, and a divorce suit.

Everett Reece Everett Flowers Ronald Guthrie Parkwood Janet M. Rowe Dighton Wilma Kidwell Holcomb John Wasinger North C. L. Lang Lakin M.O. Killion Chestnut Edwin Roberts Lyle Grace Spencer Deerfield Owen Grable East Laurel Robert Pound St. Catherine Lawrence Rundell Raynesford Clinic Ed Ruiz Ulysses Tony D. Saiz Marice Alden Swingle Donald Burr Young Garden City Elmer Lee "Wilson Evans Clifford Lyle Romesburg George Samuel ‘Frey Wilbur George Galliart Washington John Henry Devies Olive Accidant Charles Daniel Hinkley Hattie 9Th Kansas Mae Smith Joseph York Heights State of Kansas Nelson N. Jay, Jr Glenn Boulware

Married Girl Still Has A Reminder Of Friends

ATCHISON and Rushville residents once raised a 2142 dollar fund for Vivia Jean Cunningham known as Jeannie now married to William Bledsoe of Atchison. In 1948 at age 12 she inhaled a tooth lodging in her lung requiring removal in Chicago. Surplus funds paid clothing and dental bills. 297.37 remains and will go to the couple after their Saturday wedding.

Atchison Jean Cunningham Rushville William Bledsoe Jeannie Chicago

Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs and Grains

Market data from Kansas City and Wichita with cattle and hog notes, prices for steers heifers cows bulls and calves, stockers and feeders, lambs and sheep, plus grain quotes for corn oats barley soybeans and byproducts. Prices include steady or higher trends in some categories and declines in others, with numerous weight and grade breakdowns.

Kansas City USDA Wichita New York Lindh Produce Co Ani Dmmeeenne Ae Admiral Saneeewene Allis Garden City Lima Beech Aire Beth Steel Dareepee Boeing Airan Bran Aire Penmerene Chrysler Oe B. C. Christopher & Co du Pont Eagle Chicago Mont Ward NY Central Ohio ST Penney, JC Proct & G St Jos RY St Sears Rock Sinclair O Maracs Bae Hutchinson Omaha Enid Salina Ltd Ft. Worth Trans Air el Berets

San Francisco Judge Dies at Leavenworth

Leavenworth hospital yesterday received Eas t Len A. Cunningham a 58 year old municipal judge from San Francisco. He was admitted Thursday for treatment of a chronic heart ailment.

Leavenworth Eas.t Len A. Cunningham San Francisco

Tuesday Variety Highlights Screened At 6 to 7 PM

On Tuesday August 23 a schedule shows 6:00 Variety Capers, 6:30 Variety Capers, 7:00 Tony Jewell pore, 7:30 Morning Devglie, and World News Roundup at 7:15. The lineup lists local entertainment, news, and light features for the evening.

the Weatherman Weatherman Sport Memories Bild Tony Jewell Morgan Beaily NBC Kenny J. Taylor Telephone Hou Amos Fibber McGee WBC Hollywood Bow Jor Wedine Bob Wells Deane Wiley Malihour Variety World News Sre Devglie Andy Ertratt Fellowship Ub Rob Wells Ray Mary McBride Dr. Peale NBC i—News Bundle of Joy Featurescape Munlat Coke the Pauline Fredy NHC Wrather Claude Rains Stella Dallas Young Widder Brown Pepper Young Lorenzo Jones Dan'l Boone Col. Coon Uncle ‘Joe Slanta Sidritea Morgan Beatty One Man's Family Dragnet Flutchinaen Garden City Joe Weddle

Allies Plan Test for Soviet Intentions

Washington says United States and key European allies will push proposals to probe Soviet peace aims at upcoming conferences in New York, Moscow, and Geneva. Britain, France and West Germany back the effort to reveal Moscow’s true attitude toward the West amid recent gestures and concessions.

Washington United States United Nations Russia Moscow Britain France West Germany Bulganin Mocsow

Details of Wilson Dam Released

The U S Bureau of Reclamation proposes a sea reservoir on the Saline River northeast of Russell. The project aims at irrigation storage and flood control, creating a dam nine miles long and two miles wide at irrigation levels, covering 15 700 acres. Estimated cost at 1952 prices is about 1 572 million dollars.

Russell U. S. Bureg of Reclamation Buff Tts Agency

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