Border alcohol battles flare between Kansas and Missouri
In Kansas border tensions, ABC agents clash with Missouri officials over liquor sales and tax, extending a long feud between states. Jackson County deputies allege Kansas crews buy liquor in Missouri, hoping to skirt taxes and restrictions, prompting warnings of confiscation and arrest. Missouri says it will bring violators into its courts, while Topeka disputes a restraining order against ABC officials.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Owsley
Missouri
John
Arvid Owsley
Jackson
Donald Wilson
Kansas County
Arejer
A.B.C
L Liquor
Souri
Eugene Davis
God
Kansas A.B.C
Topeka
Davia
Jackson County
Frineis Fi Ae Suffered Upset Incident
A fragmentary report notes an event near St. Frineis with unclear details. Readable names and places are uncertain, but the brief mentions a suffered condition and an unnamed incident. Further text is needed to establish who, where, and when.
Pierceville mourns loss of local resident John Paceville
John Paceville a nine year resident of Plorcavilla in Southwest Kansas died yesterday in California. Born September 24, 1898 in Rooks County he moved to northern Haskell County in 1915 and married Minnie Bates on August 28, 1911. Surviving are his wife three sons Eldon James Billie and three daughters Mearl Hutton Doyle Wells Marvig Van Buskirk and a daughter who lived in Pueblo. He was a member of the Methodist church.
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Paceville
John
Fred
Plorcavilla
Calif
Gitin
Husbaha "Gay OL
Rooks County
Haskell
Minnie Bates
Methodlat
Yous
James
Garyden
City
Eldon
Billie
Fierceville
Mearl Hutton
Pierceville
Doyle Wells
Dodge City
Mra Marvig
van Buskirk
Pueblo
Garden City Police Report Negligible Forfeitures And Births
Police court items list several forfeitures for speeding improper U turns running stop and impeding traffic with fines ranging from five to fifty dollars and a ten day sentence. Hospital admits and a birth at St Catherine are noted with Alex Martinez and David Martinez as participants. The birth records a 6 pound 10 ounce daughter born Monday at 2 30 p.m.
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Samuel Jacob
Gershen
Kadsas
Fred We' Mariske
Garden
Dale
Alex Pata
Deshant
Peeding
Charles LeRoy
Jess Manley
Gign
Odaéob
Neil Royer
Martinéy
Istrop
Dighton
Dp. Kramer
Berk
St. Catherine
David Martinez
W. Maple
Milo Loads Bumper Milo Crops Hurt City Streets
City manager Doane Wiley told commissioners the bumper Milo crop rolling to Garden City in heavy trucks is damaging streets. Most damage on Maple and 6th streets, especially near Finnup Park. Road surfaces were not engineered for such heavy loads, prompting planned repairs though not yet at a final cost.
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Garden City
Doane Wiley
Maple’ Street
6Th’ Street
Pear
Clint Lightworth
Finnup Park
Wiley
Bane
Your Move Eisenhower Tells Russia
President Eisenhower urged the Kremlin to take the next step toward disarmament and universal security, signaling that the United States expects Russia to give as well as get at any planned UN talks. Dulles said a national conference cannot be a negotiating body, leaving the door open to further diplomacy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Kremlin
Kansas City
Dulley
Dulapota
Finenhower
Isenhower
Russia
United Nations
Agua
Dulles
National
United States
Isanhower
U.N
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Rathee
No Christmas Bells In Italian Village Report
The report notes no Christmas bells will ring in the Italian village. Two possible sites for action are a stadium and a nearby swimming pool area. Bells were moved to a neighboring village for safekeeping as a precaution against landslides and heavy rains.
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Commia Slonens
Wiley
Observer Corps
Italy
Clint Liightner
Ttalian
Local Market Items and Produce Descriptions
Market notes list eggs of various sizes and grades, 6 day cream, heavy hens, and barley terms. It references local market changes and Farmers Elevator Wheat, with scattered unreadable OCR fragments. Named entities are limited and unclear due to damaged text.
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Lindh Feels Co
Farmers Elevator Wheat
Stocks Slow to Open on Mixed Christmas Trading
New York markets opened slow with mixed results as early Christmas trading produced scattered gains and losses. North American Aviation led with a sharp rise on Air Force bomber orders, while Boeing recovered from the prior session amid disappointment over a missed order, trading up from a loss.
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New York
Air Force
Seito
Mixed Opening in Wheat and Beans Futures Trade
Chicago futures opened mixed on light holiday trade with wheat and soybeans showing varied directions as corn rose slightly and rates drifted. Trading was extremely quiet in the Christmas Eve session.
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Chicago
Trainmen Amid Radar Plane Down Near Oahu Coast
An airborne radar plane with 23 crewmen went down 25 miles north of Oahu while a rescue effort by surface ships and planes recovered four survivors and two bodies. The Navy reported 24 aboard after initial counts, with aviation technician Richard D Warner among the recovered. The Super Constellation had ditched in rough seas and weather was rough as a long emergency search continued.
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Honolulu
Pacific
Oahu
Constellation
Kaneohe Marine
Aly Station
New York
Long Navy
Air Force
Pam
Long Island
Barbers Point Naval Air
Thera
Brotherhood of Railroad
National Mediation Board
Barbers. Point
Sereen
Navy
Richard D. Warner
Liberty
Reds Claim Long Flight The Weather Ly US Weather Bureau
The Soviet Union announces a new heavy jet bomber flight covering a distance “that no other plane of this type ever covered” with no refueling. Maj. A Ponomaryov and Col. N Savin lead the crew, flying over unknown terrain possibly to a Soviet island near Alaska. The article notes the Bison is Russia’s standard bomber with a range around 7,000 miles, compares it to the U S B 52, and mentions a future USAF replacement program with longer range capabilities.
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Moscow
Hum Union Today
Preoita
Garden City
Ewan
Col. F. Géodiend
Te Lushnikov
Reds Liberal At Star
Pyatt
Danver
Guymon Lushnikov
Samar
Maj
A. Ponomarayov
Col. N. Savin
Arctic
Alaska
D. Gaponenko
Ponomaroyov
Gaponenko
Russia
U.S
Bsas
U.s.air Force
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Madel
Ofin
Mura Aggat
Johnson County
Kas
Pies Annald
John Frederick Husband
Dair -the- White’ House
Hannah
Michi- Sal
University
Wpremer Cour
Doyle
Carlton
Algiers
Orleansville
Milo
NATO
Mont Feative
THE
Keller Leopold Agency
Johnson & Breit Roofing Co
Cials
Reds
Norris Drug
Jolous
Tommy Groves
Walt Colby
Grundy
Sashes
Hellday Tiee
Swartley
Danford
Noel, Neal
Merle Dunn
Wither
Larry
Kliesen
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