Ships of Destroyer Division 112 Return to San Diego
Detachment 11 ships are set to end a six month Far East tour and return to San Diego California aboard the Theodore E Chardle. Fireman Richard E Drussel USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Drussel, and husband of Geneva N Crussel of San Diego, is listed aboard.
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Destroyer Division 112
San Diego
Calif
Far East
Theodore E. Chardle
Richard E Drussel
USN
Arthur R. Drussel
South Star Route
Geneva N, Crussel
Deaths and Funerals for Mrs Inez Reyna
Funeral rites for Mrs Inez Reyna who died in Wichita on Thursday will be conducted from St Marys church at 9 30 a m Monday The Rosary will be said at 8 p m Sunday in Phillips chapel Mrs Reyna 59 died shortly after hospital admission Surviving are Augustine husband five daughters Jennie Mrs R T Bunch Mrs Earl D Rose Mrs A O Hood and Mary Wichita five grandchildren born in Mexico April 20 1897 and resident of Garden City 14 years Burial will be in Valley View cemetery
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Inez Reyna
Wichita
St. Mary’s Church
Phillips Chapel
Augustine
E. Santa Fe
Jennie
R. T. Bunch
Los Angeles
Calif
Earl D. Rose
A. O Hood
Mary
Reyna
Mexico
Garden City
Valley View Cemetery
Bricks and Bullets Hit Montgomery City Buses
Residents in Montgomery's Negro sections faced reduced bus service after a new wave of violence over segregation on city buses. A rifle bullet shattered a City Lines bus window near the driver’s seat, in Washington Park, fifth shooting since Monday. Bricks were thrown at other buses in Negro districts Thursday night with no injuries reported.
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Montgomery
Ala
City Lines
G. J. Ruppenthal
Washington Park
Alabama
Kefauver Still Refuses To Declare Intentions
Senator Kefauver, returning to San Francisco for further speeches, again declines to state whether he will seek the Democratic presidential nomination. He attends a series of conferences and public remarks amid ongoing speculation about his political future.
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Kefauver
San Francisco
Estes Kefauver
Eisenhower Returns for Medical Checkup in Gettysburg
President Eisenhower travels from his Gettysburg farm to Walter Reed Hospital for a routine monthly physical and tests to gauge heart-attack recovery. Doctors plan X rays and fluoroscopy while Congress leadership meetings loom as GOP hopes hinge on a possible next year presidential bid and January state of the union.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Washington
Congress
Walter Reed Hospital
Howard M. Snyder
Thomas W. Mingly
Walter Reed
Leonard Heaton
Suspect Held in Killing of Negro at Mississippi Station
Glendora Mississippi Elmer Kimbell 35 faces Monday hearing on charges he killed Clinton Melton 33 service station attendant. Melton father of four was shot last Saturday night when Kimbell said he fired twice with a shotgun as a car owned by friend J W Milam drove up and someone fired three times.
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Glendora
Miss
Elmer Kimbell
Clinton Melton
Melton
Kimbell
J. W. Milam
Bipartisan campaign fund drive considered in Beverly Hills
Democrats and Republicans plan a joint drive to solicit campaign funds from voters of both parties who normally do not contribute. Paul Butler and a GOP spokesman confirmed the idea, aiming to broaden the donor base with many small gifts. A Gallup poll suggests millions would give $1 to $5. Butler sought GOP support for a $100 income tax deduction for individuals, not corporations. Details to be announced later.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Paul Buller
Democratic National Committee
GOP
Washington
Butler
Paign
Leonard Hall
Republican National Committee
Hall
Admits and discharges blur in Garden City notice
Today in Garden City lists hospital admits for John Wasinger Mrs James Chandler W G Romine Otis Garrison and more plus discharges for Mrs L A Russell Mrs Emiliano Bribiesca Mrs Haskell Reed and others County briefs cover civil foreclosure criminal desertion and traffic cases Police briefs report bond forfeiture a school bus and car collision near Highth and Pine with minor damage noted.
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John Wasinger
North Eleventh
James Chandler
City
W. G. Romine
Taylor
Otis Garrison
North Fifth
L. A. Russell
Emiliano Bribiesca
East Santa Fe
Haskell Reed
St. John
Clifton Algrim
Ervin Flewelling
Wesley
Pamela Tarver
Holcomb
Charlton Tarver
District Court
R. E. Hibbs
Cora L. Remick
State of Kansas
Otto Glen Barnes
Horace M. Wiley
Garden City
Clifford E. McDonald
Stanley B. Fansher
John A. Smith
Alpha Lemuel el- Tod
Ralph Senara Otero
Highth
Pine
Chicago Police Seek Clue to Gang Murder
Chicago authorities press into the records of Alex Louis Greenberg 64 a wealthy brewer and former adviser to the Capone gang seeking clues to his slaying He was shot by two gunmen as he and his wife were about to enter their car after dining on the South Side His widow Pearl 43 and three sons in law aided the review of records to uncover if the motive was a botched robbery
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Chicago
Alex Louis Greenberg
Capone
Greenberg
South Side
Pearl
Atty
Atty.roin Block
Knowland to run tough stand against Russia 1956 race
Senate minority leader Knowland of California suggested a tougher campaign could be waged if Eisenhower does not seek the 1956 Republican nomination. He criticized United States acquiescence to what he called Communist blackmail at the United Nations and hinted at a political lecture on the Geneva moment.
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Sen
Knowland
California
Senate
Eisenhower
White House
Washington
Russia
New York
National Assny of Manufacturers
United States
U.N. Assembly
China
U.N. Security Council
Outer Mongolia
Lake Geneva
State Dulles
Geneva
Market summary from Garden City grain prices
Courtesy Farmers Elevator reports Wheat at 1.92 and 1.65 for different grades, Barley at 1.75. Local market changes reflect price shifts for Wheat and Barley in Garden City.
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Garden City
General Ralph Truman Suffered Stroke Taken to Kansas City Hospital
Maj. Gen. Ralph E. Truman, who suffered a stroke at his Springfield Missouri home on Monday, was transported to St. Luke's Hospital in Kansas City for treatment last night.
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Kansas City
Ralph E. Truman
Springfield
St. Lukes Hospital
Navy To Boost Pacific Forces
Washington reports the Navy will shift two destroyer divisions from the Atlantic to the Pacific Fleet this summer. The Army counters by disbanding the 75th Regimental Combat Team now on Okinawa, as part of broader Far East cutbacks.
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Washington
Navy
Army
Atlantic
Pacific
Okinawa
Hollywood Plans Million Renovation of Boulevard Sights
Hollywood will spend about nine million dollars to overhaul Hollywood Blvd and Vine Street with colored sidewalks bronze star plaques embedded in concrete squares searchlights atop streetlamps and colored lights at intersections. Funds come from local businessmen as part of a program to streamline its divisions by next summer.
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Hollywood
Hollywood Blvd
Vine St
Navy icebreaker Glacier sails to Antarctica
The Glacier, the U S Navy's new icebreaker, left Lyttelton New Zealand today bound for Antarctica as the lead ship in Rear Adm Richard E Byrd's latest exploration expedition. The voyage ties to America's Operation Deep Freeze marking International Geophysical Year observances.
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Navy
Antarctica
Lyttelton
New Zealand
Glacier
U. S. Navy
Antarctic
Van
Richard
Byrd
America
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