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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1957
Page
3
The piece urges readers to make a final choice about safe driving amid busy holidays. It notes common festive preoccupations and warns that a single decision to speed or to proceed with care shapes safety. It wishes readers happy holidays and urges responsible behavior.
The speaker argues that while Russia asks for a UN disarmament session, its aim is not genuine disarmament but public persuasion. They warn against being outmaneuvered by Gromyko’s rhetoric and urge courageous action, not a reactive counterpoint, and suggest a firm stance toward Russia.
The trial of Msgr Turesanyi, secretary to a cardinal, and 16 other defendants opens in Budapest amid secrecy. Accused of raiding and distributing leaflets under the claim of a woman’s name, the case targets church figures with no priests or students present and hearings held behind closed doors.
From Tim 1 5 by Moffatt and Bishop G Bromley Oxnam. The text contrasts internal and external disciplines and asserts the Christian aim is love. It describes discipline arising from pure heart good conscience and sincere faith, leading to self gift and discipleship in Christ.
A Senate Appropriations huddle picked 80 year old Sen. Carl Hayden’s heir apparent amid concerns over his age and a prior operation. Sen. Allen Ellender would rise, replacing the ailing long time Arizona Democrat. Also noted are Rep. Don Jackson’s Dominican praise and an FBI probe link, Sen. Goldwater pressuring McClellan to delay a Reuther hearing, and curious Europe trip quips. Postscript mentions a carbon monoxide death near Topeka and Noel Mo postmark volunteers stamping half a million Christmas mail pieces.
Among Nell Burns papers is a 1915 Stoneum Hotel dining room menu listing regular dinners at 25 cents including fried catfish and other meats. The Stone dining room was run by Mrs. Harry Baugh. Norris Bros. Printers of Garden City produced the four color cover.
San Francisco residents swarmed the streets as St. California line car No 51 resumed service soon after 7 am. Diehard enthusiasts Dan F O Leary conductor and Bill McPartland operator joined the first trip alongside eager passengers including Mr and Mrs Thomas L Karter who said they would ride the car until they tire. The line had been closed for re.
An eastbound Santa Fe Golden Gates streamliner derailed two cars after stalling on a grade crossing near Oakley, injuring fifteen of 121 passengers lightly. Restoration of 1000 feet of mangled track was estimated at 24 hours. Most passengers continued their journey on a replacement train. the incident cost 460000 in renovations for the line.
A devotional prayer urging Christ to enter hearts during Christmas through acts of love. The brief plea asks divine blessing for others and invokes Ezekiel and the Savior in a serene, reverent tone.
Ruth Taylor a 25 year old registered nurse becomes the nation s first Negro airline stewardess. hired by Mohawak Airlines which operates only in Northern states she will report for work Jan. 13. native of Boston she graduated from Trumansburg New York Central High School and Bellevue School of Nursing.
A Saturday night hayride turned deadly when an old model car rammed the straw-filled trailer carrying ten teenagers near Fort Sam Houston. Passenger Jon Martinez, 23, Seguin, was killed. seven of 27 injured were hospitalized, including car driver Frank Arenas, 23, San Antonio. The trailer fell into a water-filled ditch and several teens wandered the area for over an hour. Injured included chaperon Sgt. Paul Reed whose foot was amputated. at least one teen lost a limb.
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