Apple for Each Teacher Sent By Kayettes
Junior high students described as apple-polishers by Principal Abe Hubert. After six weeks of study, members of the Junior Kayettes bought apples, polished them, and presented an apple to each teacher. Mrs. Paul R. Sims, a medical records librarian from Pierceville, traveled to Dallas for a week meeting of the American Hospital Association. Police say a 3 am explosion was caused by a tire blowout on a semi truck in the 600 block of North Main, breaking an axle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Hubert
Kayettes
Paul R. Sims
Pierceville
St. Catherine
Dallas
Tex
American Hospital Association For
N. Main
Forum Board Meeting Binds Kansas G I Forum Members
State board members from three Kansas cities gathered in Garden City for a meeting with the local group hosting. Attendees included representatives from Dodge City Wichitas and Garden City with entertainment by Garden City and Dodge City junior G I Forum clubs. The Dodge City junior band performed for members and families as part of the annual Christmas party set for Saturday at 6:30 p.m. in the 4-H building at the fairgrounds.
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G. I. Forum
Kansas Cities
Garden City
Wichitas
Dodge City
Mary Jane Mesa
Elvia Valenzuea
Rosie Mesa
Jessia Mesa
Margo Guillen
Fairgrounds
Two Women Die in Goessel Collision
Two Marion County women died in a Goessel area crash eight miles north of Walton. Mrs. John F. Schmidt, 64, of Goessel, and Mrs. Arnold Goertzen, 56, who lived near the scene, were injured fatally yesterday in the automobile collision driven by their husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goessel
Kas
Marion County
John F. Schmidt
Arnold Goertzen
Walton
Georgia Tech cleared to face Pittsburgh in Sugar Bowl
The Georgia Board of Regents approved a policy stating all Georgia college games within the state must follow state laws and traditions. Gov. Marvin Griffin pressed for segregation, sparking protests as Pittsburgh plans to play with a Black player and nonsegregated ticket sales.
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Atlanta U
Board of Regents of the
University System of Georgia
Georgia Tech
Pittsburgh
Regents
Georgia
Marvin Griffin
Robert O. Arnold
Board of
Griffin
Capitol
Governor’s Mansion
Bobby Grier
Hunter Bags Two Turkeys With One Shot
Crystal River Florida Dixie Hollins reported he killed two wild turkey gobblers with a single shot on his ranch near here. He said he aimed at the head of one gobbler and the other fell dead in line, both going down together.
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Crystal River
Missing Boy Ronnie Weitkamp Found at Crane Depot
The body of 3-year-old Ronnie Weitkamp was found 60 yards north of the Crane Naval Ammunition Depot. Delmar Hasler said identification is certain. Authorities plan autopsy to determine cause, with preliminary findings suggesting starvation and exposure and no immediate foul play suspected.
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Crane
Ind
Ronnie Weitkamp
Crane Naval
Lawrence Weitkamp
Delmar Hasler
Greene County
Robert Dillon
Chier
Raritan Peace Declared In Traffic Ticket Clash
The mayor and police chief announced a settlement ending a long feud over traffic arrests in Raritan New Jersey. They pledged a courteous efficient force, noting a recent drop in violations after a pay raise referendum defeat.
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Raritan
N.J. U.a
Early Aviation Pioneer Glenn L. Martin Dies
Glenn L. Martin, 69, founder of the Glenn L. Martin Co., died last night at University of Maryland Hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage. A pioneer in aviation, he piloted the first self powered flight in 1909 and led a firm credited with early parachute development, transoceanic flights, and designing multipassenger planes and military craft. He resigned as president in 1949 and later stepped down as chairman but remained a director and major stockholder.
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Baltimore
Glenn L. Martin
Glenn L. Martin Co
Glenarm
Maryland
University of Maryland
Martin
Car crashes into Moss living room in Ardmore
Mr and Mrs H P Moss were watching television when an out of control car rammed through their Ardmore home. The vehicle tore a divan chair and stove along the room before stopping at the far end. Neither the driver nor the Mosses were injured. Damage estimated at 500. The car had sideswiped another auto outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardmore
Okla
H. P. Moss
Mosses
Moss Home
Farm Plan Changes Talked
Washington officials disclosed ongoing study of farm program changes to boost agricultural income by curbing surpluses. Proposals include limiting price supports to smaller farmers, capped at about 25 000 dollars per farm, and using production limits in bushels pounds and bales rather than acres. A soil fertility bank and a moderate surplus disposal plan are also considered to reduce seven billion dollars of stock and expand overseas sales while avoiding market disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Benson
Congress
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
GOP
Eden Plans Formal Visit With President
British Prime Minister Anthony Eden will travel to Washington at the end of January to confer with President Eisenhower on cold war strategy amid Russia's belligerent posture. Eden will arrive Jan 30 with Foreign Secretary Harold Macmillan and will stay a few days as guest in the White House.
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Gettysburg
Eden
Eisenhower
Washington
White House
Russia
James C. Hagerty
United States
Britain
Harold Macmillan
John Foster Dulles
Geneva
Nelson Rockefeller
Hagerty
Anthony Eden
Baby Born Amid Five Car Crash in Indianapolis
On Thelma Kremple's 26th birthday a five car crash in Indianapolis delayed her husband’s dash to the hospital. She gave birth to her fifth child in an overturned car. Mother and newborn are in satisfactory condition. Seven people, including Mrs. Kremple, had minor injuries. An unidentified physician helped inside the car as police lifted the vehicle to open a door.
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Indianapolis
Thelma Kremple
Knifing Case Hinted as Mistaken Identity in Dallas
A 45 year old man seized 47 year old Gertrude Serey on a Dallas street and knifed her in the back claiming he mistook her for his wife. She was described in fair condition as officers investigated the alleged case of mistaken identity.
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Dallas
Gertrude Serey
Nue
Cattle and Hog Prices At Market Across Kansas City Area
Market report shows cattle at uneven to steady changes with calves and vealers largely unchanged though stockers and yearlings stay steady. Hogs steady to higher with mixed grades around 10.00 to 11.50 for midweights. Sheep active with lambs steady near 17.50 to 18.00 for good to prime slaughter types. Wheat receipts listed from Hutchinson to Omaha and other towns, reflecting regional grains activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
U.S
Kansas City grain and Wichita live cattle market report
Grain bids at Kansas City show mixed prices with corn 144-34 higher and soybeans around 2.24-2.27. Wheat prices range with No 2 hard and dark around 2.2644-2.4442 and No 3 at 2.09-2.124. Wichita livestock quotes include cattle 4700 and calves 300 with steady to slightly higher prices for slaughter steers and heifers, vealers, and heavy calves. Hogs up 25-50, sows 8.00-9.50, sheep steady with lambs 16.50-17.00 and ewes 2.50-4.50.
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Kansas City
Wichita Livestock
Wichita UW
USDA
Grains Firm On Chicago Board Trade Rally Led By Corn
Grains firmed on the Chicago Board of Trade with corn leading gains to about two cents. Wintry Midwest weather boosting livestock feeding helped the advance along with light cash grain receipts. Wheat closed steady to modestly higher. corn up about a quarter. oats and rye mixed. soybeans higher. Open interest and futures figures cited for prior sessions.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Midwest
Doctor Charged In Wife's Death
CHICAGO police charged 43 year old Dr Hobart H Todd with murdering his wife Hazel 45 after he admitted giving sedatives beating her unconscious and summoning aid four hours later. The complaint filed by Skokie authorities says Todd admitted to administering two sedative injections before the fatal beating.
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Chicago
Hobart H. Todd
Hazel
Skokie
Todd
Admittances Discharges Births in Garden City Area
Today in Garden City lists hospital admittees and dischargees including Mrs Frank Strackeljohn and Mrs Lonnie Powers, with names from Scott City and Garden City Others include birth of Earl Crosby's child at St Catherine and multiple county deed transfers in 21 28 and 21 29 sections with Garden City area parcels listed
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Willam Arlie Hays
Scott City
William E. Patee
North Third
Lonnie Powers
Laurel
Frankie Petersen
George Novotny
Deerfield
J. Richard Thomas
Vivian Duvall
Gardendale
Haskell Reed
Sir John
Timothy Swartz
Philip Karb
Dean Hays
Albert Billinger
Ingalls
George Carpenter
Garden City
Joe Bender
Scott
David Emme
Holcom
Marcus Meng
Arthur Leiker
Holcomb
Joseph Koppel
Spencer
Guy C. Miller
Dighton
Russell T. Smith
Sublette
Pete Smith
Millie May
North Ninth
James W. Clay
Pampa
Tex
C. C. Ware
Ronald E. Holmes
Cedar
Dick Robinson
St. Catherine
Earl Crosby
Eugene J. Freeman Et al
Winston W. Clark
Patsy Lee Bramim
Viola E. Kinikin
James J. Altendorf
Et Ax
Selby
Cole and
Hurst
Johns
Death Ends a Religious Debate
In Sacramento a 19 year old youth Bruce McPherson, son of a retired railroad man, was killed after a religious argument with friends from prominent families. Police and the district attorney reported the coroner that McPherson shot himself after Thomas Hughes produced a revolver and urged him to pull the trigger during an upstairs confrontation.
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Sacramento
Calif
Bruce McPherson
Robert Devlin
Thomas Hughes
Hughes
McPherson
Carlson to Address National Flying Farmers Meeting
Senator Frank Carlson of Kansas will speak to about 100 members of the National Flying Farmers in Wichita during a two day meeting. Attendees include representatives from at least 18 states and one Canadian province.
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Sen. Carlson
National Flying Farmers
Wichita
Frank Carlson
R-Kas
National
Flying Farmers
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Santa Land
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Ft. Worth
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Lindh Produce Co
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Atlas
Aveo
Bay
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B.C. Christopher & Co
Dow
du Pont
Gen Motors
Goodyear _ & M
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P&l
Mont Ward
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Garland
Frank Strackeljohn
Alfred Opitz
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Wes T.jqseph
Childers
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Garnand
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