Fort Hays senior named in Who's Who list
Tom Maglaras a Fort Hays state college senior is among 20 seniors chosen for the 1955 56 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Also named were Charles Beltz of Ulysses and Kenneth Swanson of Ashland from Southwestern Kansas. Dennis Nix of Hugoton and Douglas Jeory of Formosa are two of 43 students from Jane Brooks School for the Deaf Oklahoma College for Women appearing in Yale program at 7 30 p m Friday at the college theater.
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Tom Maglaras
Fort Hays State
Southwestern Kansas
Charles Beltz
Ulysses
Kenneth Swanson
Ashland
Dennis Nix
Hugoton
Douglas Jeory
Formosa
Jane Brooks School For the Deaf
Oklahoma College For Women
Yale
College
Trucker Meeting to Explain New Kansas Licensing Rules
Kansas truck owners and interested parties are invited to a Wednesday 8 p.m. session at the Warren Hotel Garden City to review the January 1 license changes, fuel use rules, carrier registration, and interstate ad valorem laws. Kansas Motor Carriers Association president James E. Lockwood says 22 statewide meetings will explain the new tax system and help assess highway funding impacts.
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Kansas
Warren Hotel
Garden City
The
Kansas Motor Carriers ‘Association
Kansas Corporaton Commission
James E. Lockwood
Kansas Motor Carriers Association
Kansas Trucking Industry
Union To Take Part in Politics
New York AFL-CIO leaders say the merged union will be politically active but not seek to dominate any party. George Meany said on Face the Nation that labor will back sympathetic candidates and avoid forming a third party unless legally barred from political activity.
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New York
Tep
Afl-Cio
United Labor Organization
George Meany
CBS
Face the Nation
Organized Labor
Labor
Retired AP Editor's Body Found in River
The Hudson River yielded the body of Victor Eubank 72 a retired Associated Press editor foreign correspondent and financial writer. An autopsy was ordered to determine the cause of death.
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New York
Hudson River
Victor Eubank
Associated Press
Wheat and Livestock Markets Mixed in Kansas City and Chicago Notes
Wheat gains in Chicago aided by export demand and light cash receipts. Dec wheat at 2.10 with nearby futures up. Kansas City livestock market shows cattle steady to mixed declines for cows, hogs softer, lambs under pressure with prime slaughter lambs at 16.50-17.50 and over 105 lb lambs discounted. Prices listed for various classes of cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep.
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New York
Lindh Produce Co
le Ty O
ACE Atchison
Garden City Grain Aveo
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Chrysler
B. C. Christopher & Co
Kansas City
Eagle P
Chicago
Gen Motors
Monsan Cha
RCA- Eich
St Jos
Hutchinson
Wich- Sears Roeb
Ly Ita
Omaha
Enid
Salina Sinclair
Ft. Worth
Socony
Ind
Trans Air
US Steel
Woolworth
Wichita
USDA
Board of Trade
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City Um
U.S
Papers in Box Have No Real Value
Hollywood Florida police found a copper lined box on the beach containing papers once belonging to Nellie M Daniels of Leavenworth Kansas who died 24 years ago. Her granddaughter Mrs Vincent Menzie said the documents have only sentimental value though they include stock certificates mortgages and land records for 365 acres in Kansas and 900 acres in Missouri.
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Hollywood
Fla
Kansas
Nellie M. Daniels
Leavenworth
Kas
Fight on West Coast Looms Between Kefauver and Adlai
Democrats maneuver on the West Coast as Kefauver in Los Angeles accuses California party leaders of trying to stop his bid. He hints at a forthcoming decision on seeking the 1956 nomination while Stevenson backers push in Oregon and Montana. Stevenson gains some Southern resistance amid diminished prospects in the region.
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Kefquver
Adlai
Associated Press
West Coast
White House
Eisenhower
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Los Angeles
California
Allc
Tion
Adlai E. Stevenson
Oregon
Stevenson
Reed College
Ore-gon
Maurine Neuberger
U. S
Richard L. Neuberger
Murray
D-Mont
Montana
Dixie
CAL Buys Four Jet Airliners for Continental Air Lines
Continental Air Lines buys four Boeing 707 jets and five Douglas DC7B luxury liners for about 33.6 million dollars. First 707 delivery due May 1959 with jet service on routes by August and full fleet by September 1959. DC7Bs to deliver first in March 1957 with service starting April 1957.
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Continental Air Lines
Robert F. Six
Continental
Mr. Six
Denver
Chicago
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Rhee Fears U S Bias Favors Japan in Korea Dispute
South Korean President Syngman Rhee in a first face to face AP interview says officials in the State Department are committed to building up Japan at Korea’s expense. He cites a long standing no trespass zone known as the Rhee Line and warns against incidents with Japan, stressing a cautious approach.
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Seoul
Syngman Rhee
U.S
State Department
Japan
Korea
Rhee
South Korea
Garden City Hospital Admittances and Discharges Summary
Notes list multiple Garden City residents admitted to and discharged from local hospital, with names and addresses. Births corrected at St Catherine include Mr and Mrs Timothy Knoll and Mr and Mrs Frank Malsom, detailing newborns’ weights and times. Police briefs cover bonds, arrests, and minor traffic accidents. building permits show two new dwellings and a remodel with listed costs.
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Seer - Hospital
Timothy Knoll
East Pine
Ralph Belknap
South
William Thloff
Edgar A. Brown
Frank Maisom
Merle Sappenfield
Lawrence Miller
Holcomb
Harold Williams
Scott City
Francis Schreibvogel
Evans
Clifford Kelley
Hutchinson
Roy Pelton
Dighton
Fred Goetz
David Emme
James Bowman
Wendaline Richmeier
Route 1
Lowell Mulch
Anderson
Joe Shorter
Kendall
Bobby Landon
Deerfield
Karrol Johnston
Copeland
James Chandler
Garden City
Jack Morris
Timothy Swartz
Janet Peitz
North Eighth
Kathy Allen
el Rancho Trailer Park
St. Catherine
East Price
Frank Malsom
Jenny
Kidnaped Little Girl Found in Los Angeles Park
A 3-year-old girl, Cynthia Hardacre, was found sobbing in Elysian Park about seven hours after being abducted from Baldwin Park. Paroled sex offender Robert Lewis Kracker, 20, was jailed on suspicion of kidnapping and child molestation after admitting he drove the girl in his car and removed her clothing. The father, Charles Hardacre, returned to find a different car leaving the scene.
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Los Angeles
Harry Hall
Cynthia Hardacre
Baldwin Park
Robert Lewis Kracker
Elysian Park
Krcker
Charles Hardacre
Genoa’s St Stephan’s Church Rebuilt and Reconsecrated
The ancient Genoa church of St Stephan’s, linked to Christopher Columbus’s baptism, was reconsecrated by Cardinal Giuseppe Siri after a recent reconstruction. The 1,000-year-old Roman Catholic structure suffered damage in World War II.
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Genoa
Italy
St. Stephan's
Christopher Columbus
Guiseppe Cardinal Siri
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