Garden City Crime and Court Notices Snapshot
Police court entries list Arthur Walck speeding violations, Mrs. O'Brien speeding, bonds forfeitures for Mrs. Defever and Gordon Yoder, plus open bottle transport. Accidents report Ted Laird swerved to avoid a dog, oil and gas transfer details, divorce granted for Underwood, county court docket items, hospital admissions and discharges listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickhard Arthur Walck
Carl O’brien
Penn
Cephas Defever
el Rancho
Gordon Edgar Yoder
Colby
Iiegal
Ticklish Try For Record At Edwards AFB
Air Force prepares a high tail F101A Voodoo to beat Britain’s 1956 10.1 mile straightaway record on the Mojave Desert. Maj Adrian Drew, a Korea veteran, will fly both directions with precise timing from Edwards AFB to set an official average speed under NAA rules.
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Los Angels
Air Force
Britain
Edwards” Air Force Base
Mojave Desert
Adrian’ E. Drew
Korea
Bergstrom Afb
Austin, Tex
National Aeronautical Assn
NAA
Federation’ Aeronautique Internationale
International
L. P. Twiss
16 Year Old Boy Confesses In Bronx Slaying Of 8-Year-Old
A 16-year-old De Witt Clinton High School student, Robert Gelman, confessed to stabbing eight-year-old Diana Pennella in her Bronx apartment. Police say the motive is unknown. He attacked her after delivering groceries and was charged with homicide. The girl, a Holy Spirit parochial pupil, was found by her mother after returning with her infant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bronx
Robert Gelman
Anna Pennella
John Jr
Penela
Poiny
Gelman
de Witt Clinton High School
Asst. Dist. Atty
Alexander E. Scheer
Scheer
Diana
Esther Pestel
Marcia Weiner
Holy Spirit Parochial School
John Pennella Sr
Studebaker Names Pat Springer New Garden City Dealer
Announcement from the motorcar company confirms Pat Springer as Garden City’s Studebaker-Packard dealer. He opens in the former Burtis Nunn Implement Co. building at Ful ton and and coordinates with the former Johns Motor Co. operation, which closed recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Springer
Garden City
Studebaker-Packard
The
Motorcar Company
Springer
Burtis-Nunn Implement Company
and and Fulton
Studebakers
Four Hamburg Seniors Die In Rainy Highway Crash
Four Hamburg High School seniors including football queen Kay Carver, 17, Myrtle Bunn, Jimmie Mell Ruff, 17, and Fay Henderson, 18, were killed when their car collided with a big refrigerator truck on Arkansas Highway 82. Sheriff B A Courson said the vehicle skidded after passing a stalled car, the wreckage described as the worst he had seen, with two bodies pinned and the others nearby as rescuers worked. The group was en route to a Crossett banquet honoring the Hamburg team. driver Fay Henderson survived with injuries.
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Hamburg
Ark
Kay Carver
Myrtle Bunn
Jimmie Mell. Ruff
Fay Henderson
Miss Henderson
Helen’ Blocker
Crossett
Miss Carver
B. A. Courson
Aus
Highway 82
Courson
Canadian tax bill smaller for 178 million dollars less
Ottawa announced last night that Canadians will pay 178 million dollars less next year through reductions in personal and corporate income taxes and automobile purchase levies. All 444 million income tax payers stand to benefit, with sav ings of about 30 dollars or more for those with dependents or who buy cars.
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Ottawa
United States and Britain plan four IRBM sites in Britain
The New York Times reports a U S Britain agreement to build four intermediate range missile sites in Britain. Secretary McElroy told the Senate the 1500 mile missiles should be in service in Britain by end of 1958. Britain to cover most costs with one U S squadron ready within a year.
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New ‘York
New York Times
United States
Britain
Defense
McElroy
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Air Force
Army
Washington
Times
U.S. Air Force
Industrial tour bookings and local zoo additions in Kansas
Businessmen may reserve spots for an industrial tour of Kansas City on December 12 and 13 to visit wood, ceramic, plastic and other plants. Reservations close by noon Monday at the Chamber of Commerce. Seven pheasants joined the Lee Richardson zoo collection in Finnup Park, from Bollman Pheasantry. Dr H T Muzumdar, on leave from Cornell, spoke at the Knife and Ford club dinner about Oriental leaders and Prime Minister Nehru. director elections and a slate of nominees were announced for the club board.
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Kansas City
Chamber of Commerce
Lee Richardson Zoo
Finnup Park
Bollman Pheasantry
Clarksville
Tex
Knife and Ford Club
H. T. Muzumdar
India
Iowa
Turkey
Egypt
Pakistan
Japan
Nehru
Muzumdar
Cornell College
Sam Gish
B. E B. Adamson
Ora A. Schopf
L. R.kester
Critics Hit Satellite Publicity Criticizes Publicity After Failure
Washington officials and scientists debated the impact of America’s first satellite launch flop. Some lawmakers blamed hype for the letdown while others cautioned against overemphasizing the setback. Russians had already launched their space satellite over two months earlier. Khrushchev suggested the American satellite would be launched sooner or later.
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Washington V
Congress
America
Russia
Soviet Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Reprisal Motive Hinted After Unionist Wife Found Dead
Corpus Christi Texas officials report the body of Easter Grace Condrin, 47, found in a muddy bay near the Naval Air Station after she disappeared the night of arrival. Sheriff Mitchell declined to comment while her husband said fears of anti union reprisals prompted the move for safety for their daughter.
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Corpus Christi
Tex.m
Teamsters Union
Texas Gulf Coast
Johnnie Mitchell
Easter Grace Condgin
Corpus Christi Naval Air Station
W. E. Condrin
Cora Mae
Deaths and uncrals Bert Malcom veteran of war
Bert Malcom 52 a World War II veteran and Finney Haskell county resident died yesterday at a veteran's hospital in Oklahoma City He was born in Elk City on Dec 25 194 He married Leila at Guymon on Nov 7 1945 Surviving are his widow two daughters Linda and Janetta a son Darrell two sisters and a brother Services will be Monday at 2 p m in Phillips chapel Burial will be in Valley View cemetery
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Bert Malcom
Finney
Haskell
Oklahoma City
Mr. Malcom
Elk City
Leila
Guymon
Oklo
Haskell County
Linda
Janetta
Darrell
Phillips Chapel
Valley View Cemetery
British Troops To Honduras In Belize Crisis
British troops rushed into Belize after charges that politician George Price discussed union with Guatemala. Units ferried from Jamaica and a frigate Ulster assisted as Kent Hardwick Thornley removed Price from the council executive. Price calls a mass meeting to decide next moves in the independence campaign.
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Belize
British Honduras
Guatemala
Jamaica
Caribbean
Ulster
George Price
Peoples’ United Party
Colin Hardwick Thornley
Price
Front Brings Rain Snow to Kansas
A fast moving front brought rain and snow to Kansas yesterday with light totals except in extreme east central Kansas. Trading Post reported 1.10 inches, Iola 0.93, Chanute 0.02, Goodland 0.05, and Hill City 0.01 inches, mostly from snow. A second front was expected from the north bringing clouds but little precipitation and minimal temperature change.
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Topeka
Kansas
Trading Post
Iola
Chanute
Goodland
Hill City
Weather Bureau
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Ted Gene Laird
Pearl
Lola P. Bailey
L. A. Farris Jr
Marjorie Lee Underwood
Willie Ray Underwood
Marvin E. Green
Gilbert Eugene Kemper
Ralph Edgar Dowd
Ervin Tomplin
Duane D. Weigel
N. Main
Charles Larson
Fran Kiene
Parkwood
Marion B. Kuhlman
Kelley Winfield
Philips
Lakin
Randa Lovell
Margaret Dianda
Minglore
Neb
Frank Edward Wyatt
E. Pine
Studebaker
Honduras
Lindh Produce Co
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