Tryouts for solo parts in New Moon at Little Theater
Tryouts for solo parts in New Moon will be conducted at 7 30 pm Friday in the high school Little Theater by Julius Hultquist. New Moon will be staged by the Fine Arts association. A national cattlemen convention runs Jan 8 11 in New Orleans with R H Joyce among 2 000 stockmen from 30 states.
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Julius Hultquist
The
Fine Arts Association
R. H. Joyce
Ulysses
American National Cattleman Association
Cattlemen’s Organization
New Orleans
Holcomb man Milton Shelton dies after 84th birthday
Milton C Shelton of Holcomb died yesterday at St Catherine hospital one day after his 84th birthday. A Goodwill Nursing Home resident since 1953 he was longtime custodian of Holcomb Schools teacherage. Born Tarkio Missouri December 13 1871 he lived in Emporia and Holcomb. Surviving six daughters and one sister Mrs Fred Britton of Adair Oklahoma funeral services Friday 10 30 from Phillips chapel burial Valley View cemetery.
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Milton C. Shelton
Holcomb
St. Catherine Hospital
Goodwill Nursing Home
Shelton
Emporia
Mr. Shelton
Tarkio
Friends Church
Fred Britton
Adair
Oklo
Phillips Chapel
Valley View Cemetery
US Denounces Soviet Veto of Japan on UN Membership
Washington denounces the Soviet veto of Japan joining the United Nations as a glaring injustice. A State Department spokesman calls Moscow’s move cynical and a bargaining pawn in negotiations with Japan over a peace settlement. Russia had accepted 16 countries for UN membership but vetoed Japan, reversing its earlier policy of vetoing all free nations proposed as new members after Nationalist China vetoed Outer Mongolia.
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Washington
United States
Japan
United Nations
Russia
State Department
U. N
Soviet Union
U.N
China
Outer Mongolia
First Annual Meeting of Farm Group Is On
CORNING Iowa WA The first annual meeting of the National Farm Organization convened here with more than 7,000 delegates expected from Iowa Nebraska Missouri Kansas Illinois Colorado and Montana. The rural gathering aims to address farm price ills and set a national agenda for the farmers alliance.
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Corning
Iowa
The
National Farm Organization
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Ilinois
Colorado
Montana
Shopping trip ends aboard ship as twins born at hospital
A San Diego sailor and his wife began a shopping trip that ended with the birth of twin daughters at a hospital. The twins are named for Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. Pavia. Pavia is a Machinist’s Mate First Class aboard the submarine tender Sperry.
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San Diego
Calif
Jack D. Pavia
Pavia
Sperry
Dulles Says Cold War Back On, Reds Escalate
Paris dispatch reports Secretary of State Dulles telling NATO ministers that the East West cold war is renewed after a year of Soviet shifts. He cites new fronts in the Middle East and South Asia, notes unity and vigilance remain key to overcoming Soviet threats, and lists three possible causes for the 1955 zigzagging.
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Paris
M—U
Dulles
NATO Council of Ministers
Soviet Union
Middle East
South Asia
Atlantic Alliance
Geneva
NATO
U. S Defense
Wilson
Treasury
Humphrey
Palais du Chaillot
Dullea
NATO Council
Russia
Market Down on Chicago Grain Board
Grains slipped through the day with modest selling and persistent declines. Wheat fell about 1% to 2.09 to 2.15 while corn dropped around 14%, oats down 4%, rye steady, and soybeans off about 4% as futures activity showed large purchases and high open-interest volumes, reflecting a sluggish session.
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Lindh Produce Co
New York
Admiral Folkware
Allied
Allis
Airlin
Atchison
Ammeen
Atlas
Garden City Grain
Garden City Grain Avco Mig
Lima
Beech Airc
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Chrysler Ae
B. C. Christopher & Co
Kansas City
du Pont
Eagle P
Chicago
Gen Motors
Kang & & Chicago
Va Kan P&l
Martin
Monsan
Mont Ward
Sanista
Rooridts Phill Pet Wen
Proct & Gwee
Reyn Met _ ee
Saisav
St Jos
Eee
Sears Rock
Va Sinclair O
Socony Fons
Stoke van C
Steel
Woolworth Whee
Board of Trade
Dallas Medical Society Admits First Negroes
In its 80 year history the Dallas County Medical Society admitted Negro members for the first time. Executive Secretary Millard Heath said doctors Harold H. Culmer William K. Flowers Jr. and Joseph R. Williams were unanimously elected Tuesday night.
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Dallas i
Dallas County Medical Society
Millard Heath
Harold H. Culmer
William K. Flowers Jr
Joseph R. Williams
Flying Crane Sets World Copter Lifting Record
In Culver City California the Flying Crane XH17 tested by Hughes Tool Co lifted a 7 800 pound trailer van the largest object ever carried by a helicopter The XH17 weighs over 46 000 pounds has a 136 foot rotor blade and reaches speeds around 70 mph The hush hush project began five years ago and is the world s largest helicopter design
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Culver City
Calif
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Hughes Tool Co
Air Force
Long Air Line Strike Ends in a Settlement
Chicago reports a seven week strike by 252 United Air Lines flight engineers ends with a Washington negotiated settlement. Crew will be returned to payroll on or before December 19 with no discrimination or disciplinary action.
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Chicago
United Air Lines
Washington
Kefauver Stevenson Set for California Primary Clash
The California June primary appears likely to pit Adlai Stevenson against Sen. Estes Kefauver for the Democratic presidential nomination. Stevenson added California to a list of states where he will seek primaries and Florida, Pennsylvania, Illinois, and Minnesota. Kefauver said he will enter California if he runs, with a formal decision expected tomorrow. A Gov. Frank Lausche dark horse possibility and Knowland’s GOP bid add to the bid for the 1952 style race dynamics.
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Associated Press
California
Adlai Stevenson
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Stevenson
Kefauver
Tennessee
Florida
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Minnesota
Midwest
Frank Lause
Ohio
Sen
Knowland
Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Admittances Births and Police Briefs in Garden City
Today in Garden City lists hospital admissions for Mrs Calvin Hughes Scott City and others, births at St Catherine to the Hughes, plus police briefs on speeding fines and stolen dog and hubcap. County notes include deeds leases court cases and multiple land transfers centered on Max Cohen and related parties.
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Harry
Scott City
Errol Dean Miller
Spruce
Melvin E. Taylor
E. Maple
Albert Anthony Bayer
Imperial Route
Lyle P. McAllister
Midwest Investment Co., Inc
Fankhauser
Rigrish and Young
Clara Page Hornbaker
C. C. Hicks
C. W. Springer
Diggers Work To Free Bodies In Fort Smith Pit
Rescue crews labored at a 28 foot deep pit in Fort Smith to reach two buried men. At 5:22 a.m. the arm of Lee Otis Sivley, a Fort Smith fireman, emerged, indicating at least one victim may be alive. The other man, 18 year old Donald Daggs of Hartford, lay deeper. It would take hours more to free them.
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Fort Smith
Ark
J. L. Martz
Lee Otis Sivley
Sivley
Martz
Donald Daggs
Hartford
Man Drives With Missing Wheels In Van Nuys Crash
In Van Nuys Sherman Way a dump truck lost two rear wheels which rolled 300 feet across a lawn and into a house front room. Mrs Avedene Dernberger was in the kitchen and unharmed. Three other motorists flagged the driver about his miscount.
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van Nuys
Calif
Ray Solomon
Sherman Way
Avedene Dernberger
Salome
GM Charged With False Advertising by FTC
The Federal Trade Commission charges General Motors with falsely advertising that genuine Chevrolet replacement parts are superior to non labeled parts. GM reportedly buys many Chevrolet parts from other manufacturers, some of whom also design and sell parts to others. No immediate comment was offered by GM.
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Washington
General Motors Corp
Chevrolet
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Arrests After Stoning British Troops in Cyprus
At Famagusta Cyprus a protest strike by workers led to the stoning of British troops. Police arrested 100 schoolboys 2 schoolgirls and 15 teachers. Two soldiers were injured as students joined the action against the ban on the Communist party and the arrest of Red leaders linked to the engsis movement for Cyprus union with Greece.
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Famagusta
Cyprus
Communist Party
Red
Engsis
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Long Air Line
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Forrest Luther
Max Cohen
R. E. Hamill
William E. Hamill
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