Garden City Hospital Admittances And Births
Hospital notices list Mrs James Bowman Mrs Jack Jewell Scott City Leila Mae Walker Archuleta Clayton Nick Rome Mrs Rueben Sherwood Charles Cawgill Mike O Brate Jean Kraus Connie Brown A M Rodreguez Mrs Manford Kimberly Mrs Raymond Chappel birth announced at St Catherine Jack Jewell of Scott City welcomed a 6B lb 13 oz baby boy born 4 25 am yesterday Police brief Bond posted Michael J Hamling Wheat Lands motel improper driving County briefs.
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James Bowman
E. Fujton
Jack Jewell
Scott City
Leila Mae Walker
Archuleta
Clayton
Charles Cawgill
Mike O’brate
Deerfield
Jean Kraus
Connie’ Brown
A. M. Rodreguez
Manford Kimberly
Evans
Raymond Chappel
Fair
St. Catherine
Michael J. Hamling
Wheat Lands
Oil and Gas Deals and a Garden City Divorce Notice
Land transfers include Bertha M Fantroy to Garden City Board on lots 24 25 26 in Jones addition and several Wampler related deeds in 16-21-33 and 10-21-33 plus transfers to Louise Wampler Dorothy Wampler and Martha Morris. A divorce petition by Emma H Goolsby against Emory Goolsby cites extreme cruelty and gross neglect in District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha M. Fantroy
Garden City Board
Jones
Garden City
E. C. Wampler
Imerene Damme Noux
Louise Wampler
O. Wampler
Clinen O. Wampler
FE. O. Wampler
Dorothy Wampler
Howard R. Smith
Gordon Penny
F. G. Shea
QO. J
Poultry Club Awards Banquet Held After Poultry Contest
Twenty four students from Halcomb Consolidated School grade 5 toured The Telegram yesterday afternoon in Garden City with Principal Ray G. Salmon and teacher Corcilla Hoskins. Don Unruh of Garden City placed eighth in a student senior poultry judging contest at Kansas State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halcomb Consolidated School
Sth
Garden City
Ray G. Salmon
Corcilla Hoskins
Don Unruh
Kansas State College
Poultry Club
Mass Ills Strike at Huntington Park Church Dinner
A benefit luncheon at St. Matthias Roman Catholic Church in Huntington Park sickened 53 people with suspected food poisoning. Health chief F. X. Kemp said the illness likely arose from improperly stored or handled turkey and trimmings served by a caterer at the Civic Center. The incident followed a disorderly gathering as patrons fell ill with cramps and nausea. The article also notes unrelated local meetings and a film showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
St. Matthias
Huntington Park
F. X. Kemp
County Health Department
Food and Drug Section
Kemp
Finney County
Damme pool well standouts aid area oil push
No. 3 well in the Damme pool, drilled by Hartman's H and H Drilling Co, shows six feet of Mississippian perforations starting at 4,757 feet. Located SW SE of 28-22-33W, it joins about two dozen producing wells. high costs and lack of a carry-off limit further drilling despite strong potential. Nearby Champlin Refining Co. Garden D-121 test at 4,680 feet tapped the Morrow sand with no oil trace in core. drilling continues with production foreman Bob Remmert noting a second core would likely be pulled today and Champlin has three nearby producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damme
W. L. Hartman
Hartman
H & H Drilling Co
Holcomb
Champlin ‘Refining Co
Morrow
Bob Remmert
Champlin
GI Loans Tied To Interest Increase
In Washington veterans affairs indicate lenders may require higher interest on GI home loans as Congress considers raising the maximum rate from 4 percent. A Syracuse news brief notes a woman tried to use a stamp worth a cent as payment and faced a bank clerk's rejection. The piece links loan activity to investment money shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Veterans Administration
Syracuse
N.Y
Congress
Tampa Junior Chamber cancels Dec 27 meeting
The Tampa Junior Chamber of Commerce canceled its December 27 meeting after the scheduled speaker quit his job. The program chairman noted the change could be made conveniently because the topic was "My job and what it does for me."
Sublette Florist Purchases Garland Blossom Shop
Stewart Guthrie, Sublette florist for nine years, has bought the Garland Blossom Shop and greenhouse in Garden City. The Guthries will move to Garden City over the holidays. Guthrie previously owned the Sublette greenhouse and earlier worked in the Garland greenhouse here before relocating to Sublette.
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Sublette
Stewart Guthrie
Sublette Florist
Garland
Garden City
Guthries
Stebbins
Guthrie
May Use Suez To Pry Loose Aid From U S
James Marlow notes Egypt may use the blocked Suez Canal to pressure the West for aid or to disrupt Western European economies. Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahmoud Fawzi in Washington complains of US focus on Britain and France, not Egypt. Suez closure could last two to six months or longer, affecting allies and benefiting Soviet interests.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
U. S
Europe
Russia
Egypt canal closure shakes world grain market and loans
The piece outlines how the Suez Canal shutdown impacts global grain futures and receipts, noting Egypt’s fragile economy, potential aid from the US or Russia, UN efforts to clear sunken ships, and a U.N. backed operation led by Lt. Gen. Raymond Wheeler to manage canal work. It references futures quotes from Chicago, Kansas City, and Minneapolis markets and lists regional grain shipments and prices.
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Garden City
Goffe & Carkener, Inc
Kansas City
Chicago
Hutchinson
Wichta
Omaha
Amarillo
Taid
Salina
Ft. Worth
Egypt
Associated Press
Cairo
United States
Russia
Fawzi
Nasser
Dulles
United Nations
U. N
Raymond A. Wheeler
Up and Down Day on Chicago Grain Board
Mixed session at the Chicago Board of Trade with four advances and four losses. Oats supported by cash market while corn and wheat fluctuated around steady to mixed levels. Market tone remained cautious as traders priced in next week’s crop reports and potential canal crisis implications in the Middle East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ithe Board of Trade
Ofrev
Plane Crash Hearing Delays Restoonement Report
A disrupted hearing on Restoonement airs amid an airplane crash incident injuring eight Phillips employees, delaying testimony as courts and regulators weigh gas rate regulation issues. The report lists livestock market data and farm terms alongside the crash note, reflecting a mixed docket and unsettled regulatory context.
Airlines Hold Ground In Mixed Stock Market
In New York trading, airlines kept moving amid a mixed session with about 2.4 million shares changing hands. Rails eased after yesterday’s big rise, steels were mixed, Lukens rose 3 points on its strong year. Royal Dutch and Zenith slipped, while Twentieth Century Fox Eastern Air Lines and DuPont gained about a point.
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NEW York —Airlines
Lukens
Royal Dutch
Zenith
Twentieth Century- Fox
Eastern Air Lines
DuPont
Two Sisters In Concert at Hope Hall
Lenore and Louise Sherman, violinist and pianist, present a charity concert January 2 at Hope Hall at 8 p.m. Sponsored by the high school robed choir, proceeds support the school organ fund. Readings show both sisters study at Eastman School of Music in Rochester New York with Lenore a senior and Louise a junior.
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Lenore
Louise Sherman
Hope Hall
Eastman School of Music
Rochester
N. Y
Louise
Aliens Report In January Under Address Program
Kansas City district director Lewis D Barton of the Immigration and Naturalization Service says about 18,000 aliens under the Kansas City office will report their addresses in January under the federal address report program. The office covers Kansas and eight western Missouri counties. Earlier, 16,000 aliens reported addresses in January 1958 in the same area. Commissioner J M Swing in Washington said more than 2,750,000 aliens nationwide will report their addresses next month in compliance with the act. He noted most non citizens not in diplomatic status must report, with violations potentially fined up to 200 dollars, jailed 30 days, and deported.
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Phillips
Supreme Court
Power Commission
United States
Congréss
Addéss
Hower
Ning
Lewis D. Barton
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Washington
Immigration and Naturalization
J .M. Swing
Swing
Immigration and Nationality. Act
Ce Ni
Ask 14 Million For Buildings
Kansas State College President James McCain urged immediate 14 million dollars for new construction at Manhattan campus with a projected 4 million more needed in 16 years. He proposed bonds to fund the buildings, to be voted on by the public. He warned enrollments would surge in 1959 and without new facilities Kansas State would turn away students.
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Topeka
James] McCain
Kansas State College
Reed
Manhattan School
McCain
Kansas
Kansas State
George Docking
Delay in Pasture Cutoff Request by Breeding
J Floyd Breeding, Fifth district congressman elect, wired Secretary Ezra Benson requesting a pasture cutoff delay. He urged extending the deadline from January 1 to March 1 due to drought and hay shortages, arguing cattle on mile stock will suffer if pulled off the land.
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Bank Land
Sec. of Agriculture
Ezra Benson
J. Floyd Breeding
Long Thought To Be Dead Yet Is Found in Hospital
A World War II veteran reported missing in 1945 was found alive in a Philadelphia area hospital after years of absence. He had been declared legally dead and later resurfaced, with FBI and court actions involved in benefits and identification processes. The tale traces his journey from disappearance near Coatesville to Byberry State Hospital and eventual discovery by his family.
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Philadelphia
World Terans Administration
Coatesville
Ted
Gator
Chris Herrigint
Lever
Lancaster
Con
County Orphans Court
EL Dorado
Compton
Calif
Veteransi
Grand Rapids
Mich
FBI
Nior
Clarence
Christ
Washington
Southern California
Green
Kusuplos
Byberry State Hospital
Destina
Morrow
Chris
Boy
Canal
Byberry
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M. W. Haflich
Champlin Garden
Nick Rome
Rueben Sherwood
Oil and Gas
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Fila
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Suez
U.S
Ree Far Fay
Jan
Jec Fan
Kansas City C
Kansas City Wi — Wheat
Ind
Lindh Produce Co
iSuez
U.N
Aioe
New York
Dee
Palestine
Milo
USDA
Ibboleum Co
Wis
Arnold Air Society
K-State College
Ronald G. Erhart
Ronald
Andy Erhart
Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps
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Renick
Coats
Virgin
Berleyt
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