Garden City High Leaders Attend Conference at K State
A H Elland leads Garden City high school delegation to the annual principals and counselors conference on Transition from High School to College at Kansas State College Manhattan. Garden City graduates now freshmen at K-State include Laverne Billinger Carl Collingwood Raymond Ellis Barbra Fansler Mary Hays Wanda Hays Paul Hoover Wilbur Landgraf Dave Longley Ronald Philbrick Earl Smith Bobby Strait Claude Woodard Elsie York. Congressman Clifford Hope spoke at the Scott City Lions Club luncheon. Park superintendent Claude Owens heads to Pueblo with two yearling buffaloes. Lawrence meeting for special education includes Hugh Morrison. The board authorizes flood light installation for the main parking lot behind the high school junior college building. A plat near Jones school is presented for study. Sewing courses require two more machines bringing total to eight. Julius and family move from Harper to Gardendale, with Julius now a barber at Laird shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Elland
Garden City High School
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Barbra
Fansler
Mary L. Hays
Wanda J. Hays
Paul C. Hoover
Wilbur H. Landgraf
Dave H. Longley
Ronald D. Philbrick
Earl EB. Smith
Bobby G. Strait
Claude R. Woodard
Elsie L. York
Britain Gives In To Red Request on Berlin Waterways
Berlin in Great Britain has conceded the right of the East German Communist government to control the inland waterways feeding Berlin. The British Foreign Office said it would still hold the Soviets responsible if problems arise while canal traffic permits and general controls are transferred to East Germany. American and French headquarters declined immediate comment on Britain’s move amid the East German drive for recognition of sovereignty.
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Berlin
Great Britain
Foreign Office
General Motors Extends Dealer Agreements to Five Years
President Harlow H Curtice announced GM will immediately extend its sales agreements with its retail dealers from one year to five. The policy shift comes as a Senate Judiciary subcommittee resumes hearings on GM operations and conducts a case study of the firm.
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Washington
Harlow H. Curtice
General Motors
Senate Judiciary Antitrust and Monopoly
Russian Architect Vlasov Named Former Moscow Chief
The Soviet Foreign Ministry accused The Associated Press and The New York Times of distortions over Vlasov. Officials said AP and Times reporters falsely claimed he was fired and stripped of medals. The decree cited him as former Moscow chief architect, not dismissed in the decree’s list.
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Moscow
Foreign Ministry
Associated Press
The
New York Times
Alexander V. Vlasov
Leonid F. Ilyichev
Richard K. O’malley
Welles Hangen
Times
Vlasov
Ilyichev
Communist Party
Soviet Academy of Architecture
United States
Wheat Firm On Board But Other Cereals Varied In Trade
Wheat maintained a firm tone on the board with firm cash quotations and limited movement to terminals. Prices closed higher for December, while corn oats rye and soybeans showed mixed declines and gains in late dealings as futures activity and open interest are reported.
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New York
Lindh -Producs Ce
Secacinfield Bop
Allis
Tel & Tel
Tobao
Stel Atchison
Atlas Pdr
Aveo
Garden City
Lima
Beech Aire
Farmers Elevator
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Milo
Chrysler
Oil
B.C. Christopher & Co
Dow Chem
Kansas City
du Pont
Chicago
Goodyear
Gulf Oil
Kan P & L
Lowe
Martin
Jan Heeees
Monsan
Mont Ward
Mara
Proct & G
RCA Papete
Reyn
Jos
Hutchinson
Valita
Omaha
Enid
Silvia
Sears Rock
Worth
Sinclair O
Socony
Spen Chem
Stoke van C
Trans Air
UN Pac
US Steel
Westg Ei
Woolworth
Board of Trade
Great Plains
Thief Plans Big Fishing Trip Stolen Hooks At Store
In Chattanooga Tennessee police report a break in at E. H. Peckinpaugh Co. fishing equipment shop. About 20 000 fish hooks were stolen along with a few dozen live minnows.
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Thief
Chattanooga
Tenn
E. H. Peckinpaugh Co
Labor Leaders Urged to Speak Up in Politics
Secretary of Labor Mitchell told the AFL CIO convention that organized labor has a duty to speak out in politics and is likely to back Republican policies. President Eisenhower echoed labor rights to engage, while Gov. Harriman urged greater worker participation to boost national production with progressive policies.
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Labor
New York
Mitchell
Organized Labor
Aflcio
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Averell Harriman
New
York
Harriman
No Shakeup Planned Under New Tax Chief
Commissioner Russell Harrington told 51,500 IRS workers there will be no new shakeup. After four years of reorganizations the revenue service needs a settled period to consolidate changes and stabilize operations.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Russell Chase
Harrington
Revenue Service
Hospital and births notice for Garden City area
Today in Garden City lists hospital adjacencies admitting Frances Schreibvogel Joe Shorter and others, discharges for Otis Garrison John Frey and more, and births at St Catherine to Joe Shorter and L A Russell. Police and county briefs cover bond forfeitures, driving offenses, court actions, and fines in local matters.
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Francis Schreibvogel
Evans
Joe Shorter
Kendall
Martin Hale
Dighton
Emiliano Bribiesca
East Santa Fe
Leslie E. Joss
Holcomb
Donald Piper
Wesley
Patricia Rae Piper
Lisa Ann McMullen
North
Dean Edward Zook
Ulysses
L. A. Russell
Route 1
Otis Garrison
North Fifth
Archie Wilson Crow
Old Courthouse
Clarence Eugene Fine
William Wasson
Catholic School Restarts Integrated Classes After Excommunications
In Rath Louisiana the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes resumed integrated religious classes without incident. Church officials called it the most important step taken after last week’s excommunications of two women following the November 16 beating of Lula B. Ortemond, a teacher in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rath
Church of Our Lady of Lourdes
Lula
B. Ortemond
Middle East Priority at Ike Eden Talks Set for Jan 30
Washington reports Eisenhower and British Prime Minister Eden will press for closer Middle East cooperation when they meet January 30. They plan to review Western-Russian relations after Soviet leaders toured India Burma and Afghanistan and ahead of a projected spring visit to Britain. Joint moves to avert Israeli Arab war also loom large. An unrelated line notes the Arizona javelina season runs February 11 to 27.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Anthony Eden
Middle East
Russia
India
Burma
Af- Shanistan
Britain
Israel
Eisenhower, advisers reach 1956-57 defense budget deal
President Eisenhower and top defense aides indicate final agreement on defense spending for 1956-57, near the current 34 1/2 billion dollar level. Secretary Wilson and Budget Director Hughes say no final figure set yet, but no major change expected. Pentagon comptroller McNeil says the meeting nearly settled the budget with no further talks planned. Radford, the Joint Chiefs chair, accompanied the group returning to Washington.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Wilson
Rowland Hughes
W. J. McNeil
Pentagon
McNeil
Hughes
Washington
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clifford R. Hope
Scott City Lions Club
Farmer’s Co-Operative
Johnson
Claude Owens
Pueblo
Colo
Dodge City
Lawrence
Special Education Department
State Department of Education
Hugh Morrison
Board of Education
High School Junior College
Jones School
J. R. Jones
Julius Giesen
Harper
Gardendale
Laird Barber Shop
Kansas City Livestock
USDA
U.S
Wichita Livestock
Wichita
Kansas City Grain
F. H. Butler
N. E. Eisner
Boyd
Peter Harris
J. H. Palmer
Holmes
James J. Attendorf
E. Johns
Otto Glen Barnes
John Cotter Hensal
Catholic School
Curtis
Jackie Rickner
Mavis Gillock
Fred Kurtz
Peter Marshall
Peter
Arizona
Dodge
Valve
Dodge Dealers
Danny Thomas
Daddy
Bart Parks
Lawrence Welk
Abc-Tv
Bert Parks
Abc-T
Anderson Motor CO
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