Army recruits Gyroscope move to Alaska in 1956
M Sgt Glenn Lauder announces openings for enlistment in the Second Infantry division for men without prior service. The operation, named Gyroscope, will move to Alaska on Jan 1, 1956 to relieve the 71st Division. Enlistments run to Jan 21, 1956. Further details at 115 Grant Avenue recruiting office. Frances Russell, international exchange student, will speak at Meade County 4H achievement banquet tonight after addressing North Fowler home demonstration unit. Police report loss of two sacks of groceries from a car parked on E Chestnut. Oklahoma College for Women students from Garden City will appear in Chickasha Christmas events, Pat Higgins in instrumental trio and DeAnn Hatcher tap dancer at Lions Club events. Jack Minter, ACC Aggie club secretary, plans to graduate Aug 1956 with BS Animal Husbandry. KIUL tapes Cliff Hope speech to Garden City Rotary at $15 tonight.
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Glenn Lauder
Garden City
Second Infantry
Alaska
Grant Avenue
International Farm
Frances Russell
Meade County
North Fowler
Oklahoma College For Women
Kas
OCW
Pat Higgins
Robert Darnes
Chickasha Chapter
AAAW
Chickasha Lions Club
DeAnn Hatcher
Jack Minter
C. K. Minter
Abilene Christian College
ACC Aggie Club
Mother Guilty In Boy's Beating
CHICKASHA Okla A district court jury convicted 25 year old Flora Mae Giddings of first degree manslaughter in the beating death of her 5 year old son The jury of 12 deliberated two hours in the three day trial District Judge L A Wood set sentencing for 9 a m Saturday Giddings testified her common law husband Isaac Jack Shinault beat the boy with heavy logger boots In a post arrest statement she admitted whipping the boy and cleared Shinault blaming fear.
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Chickasha
Okla
Flora Mae Giddings
L. A. Wood
Giddings
Shinault
Record of Geneva talks shows deadlock persists
The State Department released the verbal record of the Geneva foreign ministers conference two weeks after the talks ended. Molotov accused the West of seeking espionage centers as Dulles dismissed Molotov’s claim that only Russia desired disarmament, signaling a fading spirit of Geneva.
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Washington
Geneva
State Department Today
Molotov
Dulles
Russia
French Party Expels Faure From Radical Socialist Ranks
Paris reports leaders of Edgar Faures Radical Socialist party voted to expel him. Faure remains acting premier while he dissolved the National Assembly. The move follows a no confidence vote and coincides with campaigns for early elections expected January 8. Mendes-France ousted. L Express calls the cabinet act an outrage.
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Paris
Edgar Faure
Radical-Socialists
Faure
National Assembly
Socialist Party
Radical-Socialist
Assembly
Mendes-France
Fourth Ex GI Fails to Show Homeward Repatriate
A fourth ex G I who fled to Red China did not arrive as expected at the China Hong Kong border. U S consular officials reported Richard R Tenneson, 22, son of Mrs Portia Howe of Alden Mississippi, was on the daily Canton train with no arrival indication. Peiping had agreed to release him at his own request through the Chinese Red Cross. He was captured in Korea in May 1951 and was among those who refused repatriation to the United States.
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Hong Kong
China
U. S
Richard R. Tenneson
Portia Howe
Alden
Miss
Canton
Red Cross
Peiping
Tenneson
Korea
Alls
Red China
51 Years Enough for Norwich Mail Carrier
U Victor Merrit Doze was honored on his retirement after 51 years and one month as rural mail carrier for Norwich Kansas a community of 400.
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Norwich
Kas. U
Victor Merrit Doze
Hospital Admittances and Birth at St Catherine Garden City
A 6 pound 13 ounce girl was born at 7 23 p m to Mr and Mrs Arthur Leiker Holcomb at St Catherine. Hospital notes list admits including John Holstein Leoti Mrs Dick Robinson Jr 608 Tenth and others. Police briefs report a collision between Ronald Dean Tincher and Greta Ann DeRemus with minor damage. County briefs note several deeds for land transfers and fines for truck overload in Milton Wheeler and Sheldon Lugard cases.
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John Holstein
Leoti
Dick Robinson, Jr
Tenth
Alva Loucks
Copeland
George Carpenter
Garden City
Mike Wewer
Arthur Leiker
Holcomb
Harry DeGarmo
Conk Ung
St. Catherine
Ronald Dean Tincher
N. 13Th
Greta Ann DeRemus
Route 1
N. Main and
Edwards
Conrad D. Craytor
Lizzie M. Whitson
Jones
James Seymour
Joseph A. Doubrava
Seymour
Holmes
Jose C. Estrada
Guadalupe Guillen
Safford
William A. Smith
State Highway Commission of Kansas
Milton Wheeler
Sheldon Lugard
Weather Experts To Study Fall-out Pattern
Washington seven weather experts named to assist federal civil defense officials in determining the course of radioactive fallout from H bomb explosions. They will be assigned late this month to civil defense regional offices in Newton Center Massachusetts Olney Maryland Thomasville Georgia Battle Creek Michigan Denton Texas Denver and Santa Rosa California. The 70 year old mail carrier said he had traveled 700000 miles without an accident.
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Washington
Civil Defense
Weather Bureau
Newton Center
Mass
Olney
Thomasville
Battle Creek
Mich
Denton
Tex
Denver
Santa Rosa
Calif
Canada Pushes 18 Nations Into United Nations
Canada advances a plan to admit 18 applicant nations to the United Nations with a 27 nation resolution. The bid faces possible vetoes from Nationalist China and Russia in the Security Council, while the 60 nation committee will first air the proposal. US abstains on the five Communist applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
Canada
Paul Martin
Security Council
China
Outer Mongolia
Russia
U.N
Pilot Struggled to Avert Fire During Air Base Crash
Monticello Mississippi pilot Lt Alfred M Pounders in an F84 jet tried to avoid Eielson Air Force Base housing area but his craft wrecked, killing 13 aboard and six families. An Air Force sergeant nearby reported the jet dipped and the pilot fought the controls while flames enveloped the scene.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Alfred M. Pounders
Eielson Air Force Base
Monticello
Miss
Air Force
Farm Prices Likely to Level Off in Near Future
Washington officials expect a rebound as heavy fall marketings ease. A Department report shows farm price index fell 2 percent from mid October to mid November, 7 percent below a year ago and 28 percent under the 1951 peak. Hog prices slid to 12.20 a hundredweight from 14.50 and 18.50 a year ago as surpluses persist and farm programs face pressure.
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Washington W
Agriculture Department
Benson
Call for More Teachers Looms at White House Talks
Washington reports a White House education conference urging more teachers for children. It backs federal aid for schools, especially for buildings, and stresses prestige salaries and public presentation to attract talent. The session ran late with 166 tables refining findings for final presentation.
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Washington
White House
Court Directs Oil Man to Pay
Former Black Marshall Oil Co stockholders in Wichita win after the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals reversal. The court directs U.S. District Judge Delmas C. Hill to carry out findings that stockholders received misrepresentation. Black and wife sold stock and assets to the National Cooperative Refinery Association for about 741 million dollars in 1947.
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Wichita
Black-Marshall Oil Co
Kansas Oil
Black
Marshall
National Cooperative Refinery Assn
McPherson
Kas
W. H. Black
NCAA
U. S. Dist
Delmas C. Hill
10Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Denver
Wichita Man Arrested In Liquor Store Robbery
Wichita police arrested 33 year old Robert L Johnson at his home four hours after a liquor store robbery. The suspect was booked on an armed robbery charge. Raymond Markley, the clerk, provided the license number of the getaway car.
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Wichita
Robert L. Johnson
Charles Prowse
Raymond Markley
Exiled editor returns to lead La Prensa in Argentina
Famed editor Alberto Gainza Paz flew home from New York to take charge of La Prensa, seized by Peron and freed by the overthrowing forces. A tumultuous welcome was planned as he arrived after nearly five years in exile in Uruguay and the United States.
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la Prensa
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Alberto Gainza Paz
Juan D. Peron
Gainza Paz
New York
Uruguay
United States
Democrat Chairman To Speak at Houston Dinner
Honolulu Paul Butler national chairman of the Democratic party arrived for a week of conferences and a speech at the $100 a plate dinner tomorrow in Houston.
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Houston
Market cattle and grain quotes from Wichita and Kansas City
Cattle receipts at Wichita and Kansas City show 1000 and 800 head respectively, with prices: cows 9.50-11.50, vealers 15.00-18.00, bulls 12.50 down, hogs mostly steady to 0.50 lower, lambs 16.00-18.00. Kansas City grain includes wheat 2.10-2.50, corn 1.38-1.42 for No 2 white, soybeans 2.23-2.27, oats 6.5-7.2, milo 2.08-2.10.
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Wichita Livestock
Wichita
USDA
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U. S
Kansas City Grain
Kansas City i
New York
Lindh Produce Co
Dee Allied
Atchison
Atlas Pdr
Aveo
Lima
Garden City
Beech Airc
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Bran
Chrysler
C. Christopher & Co
Eagle P
Chicago
Rie bin Monsan
Mont Ward
NY Central
Ohio
RCA
Grains Market Mixed With Wheat Slipping and Corn Rallies
Chicago grain markets showed a firm corn tone while wheat oats and soybeans varied. New crop wheat eased on snow in winter wheat regions as gains narrowed. corn rose modestly though gains faded by day’s end. December wheat at 2.03 and soybeans around 2.35 with open interest near 88 million bushels.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Scholarship for Health To a Powhattan Girl
Annette Mosed of Powhattan Kansas won a $300 health scholarship at the 34th National 4H Club Congress. She was among six health program winners announced yesterday in Chicago.
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Chicago
Annette Mosed
Powhattan
Kas
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High School College
Nina Stuart
Pat Kells
Lydia Quint
Lucetta Nail
Kenny Pauls
College
Henry Edwin Hall
N. Third
E. Chestnut
Cliff Hope
Garden City Rotary Club
L’express
Jack McQueen
Amarillo
Haskell Reed
St. John
John Vanderpool
North
Clara Giesaking
Albert, Clark
Lcon
Charles Patterson
North 13Th
Jarvis Brady
Margaret Rodriguez
Healy
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Victor A. Belaunde
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Belaunde
V. V. Kuznetsov
Albania
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Carolyn Wheaton
Stuart
Wasa Seaweeds
Hutchinson
Wich
Omaha
Enid
Salina
Yas Oo
Frozen Food Service
Garden City, Kansas
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