Campaign Expense Totals Highlight Finney County Results
Campaign expense reports show Democrat Duane West spending 158.25 for Finney county attorney race with shoe repair and door to door campaigning. Earl Robinson wins sheriff race at 80.42 while Pete Merrill spent 175.66. overall party spending totals 6,283.91 with major radio and newspaper ads.
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Duane West
Finney County
West
Earl Robinson
New Finney County
Robinson
Unsuc
Pete Merrill
Cowman and Sheepman Forging Unusual Friendship Tale
An unclear clipping mentions a long standing unlikely friendship between a cowman and a sheepman. It notes a car parked and a morning chesttut display with promotional stickers reading Beef and Wool slogans. Paula Masoner hosts friends who craft doo dads while her relatives dine, gifting a tissue corsage with a jokey note about nose blowing.
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Paula Masoner
Masoners
62 on Plane Lost in Wilds
Vancouver reports a Trans-Canada Airlines DC4 variant with 62 aboard missing after leaving Vancouver at 6 pm PST. Search units and radar fixes focus on a zone within 30 miles of Hope, British Columbia, amid hopes for survivors as ground parties fan out toward Chilliwack and eastern routes, with known passengers including Mrs. A. A. Kafour of Portland and Mrs. L. C. Burt of San Francisco.
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Vancouver
Trans-Canada Airlines
Jawa
Patt Lai
ELAM
British Co
Canada
Hope
Royal Canadian Air
Here
Raft
Planag
Ratad
G. L. Sheahat
RCAF
Trans-Canada North Star
Sheshan
Chilliwack
RCAR
North Star
Montreal
Salgary
Regina
Winnipeg
Toronto
TCA
A. A. Kafour
Portland
Ore
L. C. Burt
San Francisco
Wheatmen in Meet Tonight at Warren Hotel
Finney County wheat growers prepare for a 7:30 p.m. meeting at the Warren hotel. Officials discuss soil work, memberships, and the county association's ongoing operations while weather signals and train delays affect plans.
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Finney County Wheatmen
Warren Hotel
Central Kansas power company worker electrocuted
An employee of Central Kansas Power Co was electrocuted while adjusting a voltage regulator at a street intersection. The incident occurred yesterday and is being investigated. No other injuries were reported.
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Hays
Kasi
Kenneth Converse
Central Kansas Power Co
Stata
Ave
Dickinson
Kadar tightens grip as Hungarian rebels resist
In Budapest martial law tightens under Janos Kadar as police and Soviet troops move to crush resistance. Workers councils declare a 48 hour general strike amid factory defections and edicts outlawing the councils, with the government threatening bloodshed and a midnight deadline.
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Vienna
Peeteer
Iad
Hun
Budapest
Janos Kadar
Garian
Jons
Buda
Pest
Huny Barian
Officials Invite President to Kansas Agricultural Convention
Gov. Fred Hall and Rep. William Avery urged President Eisenhower to attend the Kansas Agricultural Convention in Topeka during his drought area inspection next month. The telegram cites unfavorable weather and its impact on the agricultural economy as a major convention topic and invites the President to attend the banquet.
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Topeka
Fred Hall
William H. Avery
R- Tas
Eienhower
Hall
Lisenhower
Tumbleweed Fire Destroys Auto Near Garden City
A tumbleweed fire sparked by a hot exhaust destroyed a 1951 Mercury owned by Dean Johnston two miles north of the Garden City experiment station. A gas tank explosion aided the blaze. No one was injured. Earlier a small basement candle fire occurred at 1006 North Sixth after a melted candle wax with a blown torch caught fire.
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Garden City
Dean Johnston
Experiment A
Richard Thomas
Pickets Withdraw From Kansas City Star Line
Pickets pulled back from the Kansas City Star line this afternoon amid unclear union guidance. Officials for the Pressmen’s Union were reportedly en route. Star officials said no contact had been made by any higher official at the time of withdrawal.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Star
Pressmen
Barler
International Pressmen’s Union
The
Bret
Fires Strike Parkwood Home Near Ray Shearmire Residence
A weekend blaze at the Parkwood home of Ray Shearmire caused extensive damage. Furniture overturned, syrup and clay dumped, flour sacks spilled, and smoke filled the stairs as volunteers battled the fire. The incident disrupted pledges and sparked retaliation rumors, with investigators continuing to examine the event.
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WU al Ine University
Southern California
Ray Shearmire
Parkwood
Weather summary from the Weather Bureau bulletin
The forecast calls for warmer conditions with diminishing winds. Tonight, temperatures fall to around 30. Tuesday will be partly cloudy and mild with light to moderate northeast winds, temperatures near 60s.
Modern phone mixup ties up Gar den City resident
Mrs. William Brooks in Gar den City faced a flood of calls after her phone line went dead. Service crews fixed an automatic switch error that misrouted all numbers starting with 67 to her line, causing two hours of confusion before resolution.
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William Brooks
Garden City
Brooks
Mrs. Brooks
Kansas traffic deaths rise as Koch County lists latest victims
The Kansas death toll from highway accidents climbed to 623 this year, with six new victims named. Marine Sylvester Campbell, 19, died in a US 24 crash near Leonardville. Also listed were 13 year old Ronald Deeds from Wichita, 6 year old Sammy Dillon from Atchison, 24 year old Lee Birdsong of Kansas City, 46 year old Argyle Wolbach of St. Francis, and 33 year old Clarence Johnson of Independence who had been injured in December.
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Los Angeles
Leo Proctor
Proctor
Associated Pressuice Department
Kansas
Sylvester D. Campbell
Hastings Neb
Jone
U. S. 24
Leonardville
Ronald Lee Deeds
Frank Deeds Jr
Wichita
Sammy Dillon
Gene Dillon
Atchison
Lee Birdsong
Kansas City
Kas
Argyle Wolbach
St. Francis
Clarence Edward Johnson
Independence
Ike Invited To Hope Hall Dedication In Garden City
Garden City Kansas school board invites President Eisenhower to stop for a farm study and the dedication of Clifford R Hope Auditorium. The event, set for January 16, may move if the President visits on another date. Superintendent Leroy E Hood sent the invitation, with Sen Frank Carlson and Adams informed. The town plans a new school dedication in honor of Hope, a Garden City native and former agriculture chair.
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Garden City
Eisenhower
Brouth
Clifford R. Hope
Arnoram
Frank Carlson
Carlson
Sherman Adams
Adams
Southwest Plains
House Agriculture Committee
Hope
Dulles and Lloyd See Real Progress in Middle East Talks
U S Secretary of State Dulles and British Foreign Secretary Lloyd held their first post Suez meeting in Paris. They discussed canal clearance and future control plans, reporting real progress toward aligning positions. They met with French Foreign Minister Pineau as NATO ministers convened for alliance goals.
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Paris
U.S
Dulles
Selwyn Lloyd
Suez
Middle East
Lloyd
Christian Pineaux
France
Dulles-Lloyd
NATO Council
Western European Union
NATO
United States
Egypt
Pincay
Treasury
George Humphrey
Defense
Charles
Wilson
Episcopal Bishop Visits Church Here
The Rt. Rev. Arnold M. Lewis administered the Sacrament of Holy Confirmation to 11 persons in rites at St. Thomas Episcopal church Sunday morning. It was his first official visit to St. Thomas parish and St. Luke's mission at Scott City. He was guest of honor at a covered dish dinner at noon at St. Thomas and at a Scott City dinner Saturday evening hosted by St. Luke's members.
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Arnold M. Lewis
D. D
Salina
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
St. Thomas Parish
St. Luke’s Mission
Scott City
Bishop Lewis
St. Thomas
St. Luke’s
Garden Sass Sees No Worry Over White Christmas
A disillusioned neighbor says he is not worried about a White Christmas, claiming a TV snow swatch makes the season unnecessary. He notes he can simply turn on the set to see simulated snow rather than rely on real weather.
Exhibition of Unbelievable Dullness: Canadian Reporter in China
Canadian reporter David Lancashire spent six weeks in Manchuria touring Red China’s industrial zones. He charts 4824 factories across Liaoning in Mukden and Anshan, where life centers on production with limited leisure. Factory workers live in drab two-room homes as gas lighting and street activity fade by night.
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China
David Lancashire
Red China
Arca
U.S
State Department
Lancashire
Manchuria
L Ife
Liaoning
Mukden
Anshan
David
Shenyang
Russia
Walla
Mer
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