KIUL to Carry Postseason Football in Series of Games
KIUL will broadcast a slate of post season football from Mobile and San Francisco to Dallas and Eugene. The station plans the White Gray East West and national championship games plus the Cotton Bowl and Rose Bowl on New Year’s day. Also scheduled are Big 7 tournament games involving K State Oklahoma and KU vs Iowa State. Christmas babies noted at Garden City hospital and a fatal traffic crash claims H A McCracken. A Malibu brush fire in the Santa Monica Mountains grows rapidly, burning about 2000 acres and forcing evacuations along the 101 corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KIUL
Mobile
Ala
Pam
San Francisco
Calif
Dallas
TCU
Syracuse
Oregon State
Towa
Towa State
Malibu
Santa Monica
Keith Riinger
Pacific Shore
Los Angeles
Red Gold in Siberia Seized by Thirteen Gangsters
Seventeen Russians who tried to loot eastern Siberia's gold fields are reported by Trud as sentenced to prison terms up to 15 years. They allegedly took 264 pounds of state owned gold from the Bodaibo fields near Irkutsk and will be sent back to Siberia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Siberia
Trud
Irkutsk
Bodaibo
Welcome for Olympic No-Go-Homes In New York
Thirty-seven Olympians who chose not to return to their Iron Curtain homelands arrived by plane from San Francisco to a festive reception in New York. Thirty-three Hungarians and four Romanians were greeted with speeches, flag displays, and the Hungarian anthem as they stood with joyful reunions and flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
San Francisco
Indonesia Premier Survives Coalition Crisis Amid Sumatra Uprising
Indonesia's Premier Ali Sastroamidjojo faces an eight hour emergency cabinet meeting after coalition partners threaten to withdraw. Cabinet spokesman announces Dachlandra ism’s resignation, replaced by Deputy Premier Idham Chalid, while rebels in Sumatra press for government collapse in a legacy neutralist stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ali Sastroamidjojo
Ali Sastrgamidjojo
Sumatra
Tabinel
Cabnet
Dachlandra‘ism
Ipki Veterans Party
Idham Chalid
Bulkarno
Indonesia
China
Soviet Union
Garden City Hospital Admittances and Discharges Notice
Daily health notices list hospital admissions for Mrs. T J Oeding Mrs Frederick Rogge Connie Brown Ray C Jones and others. Discharges include Mrs Bil Hazen Mrs Lawrence Davis Mrs Eugene Adams and several Garden City residents. Birth recorded at Raynesford clinic for Dick Hatcher and a 6 lb 12 oz boy born at 12 10 pm Saturday. Police and county briefs cover fines bonds and real estate transfers in Garden City and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Oeding
Frederick Rogge
Connie Brown
Ray C. Jones
Imperial
Bil Hazen
Dighton
Lawrence Davis
Eugene Adams
Holcomb
James Bowman
E. Fulton
R. P. Jones
Lightning Sparks Life: Early Earthchem Reactions Explored
ALTON L. BLAKESLEE reports scientists at a conference propose lightning amid poisonous gases sparked the birth of life. Experiments by Dr. Stanley L. Miller show electric discharges formed nine amino acids, suggesting reactive organic compounds arise from lightning and UV light, then rain carried them to oceans to form complex molecules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton L. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Science Reporter
New York
Earth
Jones
Walter Kuhn
Heberlee
Dave Unruh
Advancement of Science
Emerson
Association
New York Academy of Science
Harold
Stanley L. Milller
Columbia University
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Miller
Sherman Sisters Plan Jan 2 Recital Here
Lenore and Louise Sherman two Garden City sisters will give a violin and piano recital January 2 at 8 pm in Hope hall. Sponsored by the high school robed choir admission free with a collection after for organs and the new auditorium. Lenore has held positions at Eastman Rochester Phil harmonic symphony and Eastman music pursuits. Louise, a Eastman junior, majors in piano and is a noted accompanist and performer in the university scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenore
Louise Sherman
Garden City
Hope Hall
String Symphony
Eastman School of Music
Rochester
N. Y
Eastman
Josef Knitzer
Opera
Rochester Oratorical Society
Television
Offcity
Howard Hanson
East
Sas
Louise
University of Rochester ‘Symphony
Jose Echaniz
Man Anat
Eisenhower weighs increasing Hungarian refugee intake
President Eisenhower called the refugee issue a top priority and delayed a decision on raising the U S quota above 21 500 after a New Year briefing with congressional leaders Vice President Nixon, returning from Austria where 175 000 Hungarian refugees fled, indicated support for a higher quota but would not specify figures The plan includes a Camp Kilmer N J meeting with Nixon, Tracy Voorhees and Lewis Douglas and a New Year’s Day session with Congress to discuss foreign policy Also noted: in 1950 to 1955 U S spending unit incomes rose from 4 000 to over 4 000 a year for about a third of households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
America
Nixon
Austria
United States
Camp Kilmer
N.J
U.S
Tracy’s
Voorhees
Lewis Douglas
Congress
Hungary
Germany
U. S
Bomb Blast Targets Birmingham Integrator Leader
In Birmingham Alabama a dynamite blast shattered the home of Negro integration leader Rev. F L Shuttlesworth injuring two of his children. The minister not hurt. Injured were Charlie Robinson 59 Fredericka 11 and Fred Shuttlesworth 10 treated for superficial injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Shuttlesworth
Alabama Christian Movement For Human Rights
Charlie Robinson
Fredericka
Fred Shuttlesworth
Jehildren
Student Treasurer Completes Recital Preparing Another
The subject served as class treasurer and recently completed a full recital. Upcoming program features works by Vivaldi Mozart Brahms and Mendelssohn, highlighting a planned repeat performance schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivaldi
Mozart
Brahms
Mendelssohn
Statewide speed limit urged at 70 mph by Glasscock
Topeka. Col. Vom Glasscock, state highway patrol superintendent, urged a statewide 70 mph speed limit in a speech to a local group. He said high speeds require a tool to help enforce safety and road governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Vom Glasscock
Glasscock
Oil Find Promising Near Holcomb in Garden City Field
Champlin Refining Co reports a promising oil show at Garden 121 north of Holcomb with drilling under way. The D-121 test is the fourth hole in the immediate area as line pressure and speed debates dominate state policy while Raymond Morrin farm test three miles east of Garden City advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holcomb
Champlin Refining Co
Garden 121
Garden City Ceee Co
Raymond Morrin
Garden City
Petroleum Inc
Us-50
Morris Home
Curb Jumper Charged With Drunk Driving
Chester Milton Pounds of 712 Safford was arrested Monday afternoon after his car jumped the curb at St John and Pine while drunken driving. He posted a $100 bond and was released. Dope control experts note narcotic addiction rising in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Chester Milton Pounds
Safford
St. John and
Pine
Pounds
Soldier recalls refugee past aids Hungarian relief
Edgewood Maryland local story describes Henn H Liiv and his mother and grandmother deported from Estonia to a German munitions plant. After WWII they were displaced persons until 1949 when they came to the United States. Liiv later earned a mechanical engineering degree and joined the Army. He personally raised 300 for Hungarian relief by collecting from fellow soldiers through a donation box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood
Army Chemical Center
Peo
Henn H. Liiv
Estonia
Lily
Army
Blocked Flue Nearly Fatal to a Family
Fort Scott Kansas reported a near-tragic Christmas day incident at a farm home with 10 people present. A blocked flue caused deadly fumes to fill a furnace exhaust and gas like smoke sickened Mrs Wright her four daughters and five holiday guests. Debra Lyn Wright, a year old girl, was nearly unconscious prompting a physician to order open windows. The remaining nine recovered that day without hospitalization. Relatives include Mr and Mrs Joe Graff Mt Hope Kansas and their three children, sister of Mrs Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott U
Ernest Wright
Bird
Joe Graff
Mt. Hope, Kas
Graff
Mrs. Wright
Unequaled Opportunity Invention Ad Seeks Partners
A factory financing offer invites interested buyers to join Electro-Dry Corp for a direct factory connection in Lubbock Texas. Respondents must be financially responsible and ready to carry a substantial inventory to access time payment sales and unlimited opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electro-Dry Corp
P. O
Lubbock Texas
Wall Street Edges Higher Amid Steel Outlook and Traders Rumor
The Market rose late this afternoon with around 2.4 million shares traded, slight gains led by several issues while rails slipped. Du Pont gained about 7 points as steel demand signals for tanker construction boosted prospects and a circulating favorable report plus a stock split rumor buoyed sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Suez Canal
du Pont
Wall Street
Grains soften on Board of Trade with slow dealings
Chicago grain trading showed a mildly easier tone as dealings were slow for the season. Old crop wheat, corn, and soybeans mostly slipped while oats held steady. Wheat futures ranged from a 55 cent drop to a 4 cent rise with March at 2.41 to 2.41 1/4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Extend Soil Bank Grazing in Drought Counties
Washington The Agriculture Department extended through January 31 grazing permission for farmers on soil bank lands in 678 drought affected counties across 11 Midwestern and Southwestern states. Land can be used only for the operator’s own livestock. leasing is prohibited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Little Change in Old Bus Riders Pattern
Tallahassee bus service resumes after Christmas layoff amid limited integration signs. A spot check at the downtown transfer point shows Negro riders again seating at the rear on peak morning runs. The Inter Civic Council, led by Negro ministers, ends its eight month boycott and urges riders to sit where they please.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Fla
Inter Civic Council
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blaze
St. Catherine Hospital
Sorento
H. A. McCrack
Edward E. Bill
Taylor
McCracken
Bill
Latigo
Zuma
Ventura County
Ing
Gerald Lee Cooley
George Carl Jones
Clinton John Leon
McPherson
Shirley Jo Berends
Santa Maria Villanueva
Torrence
Laura Rojas
Theodore Stoff
Darlene Strasser
Kenneth S. Culver
Denver
Colo
Esther A. Williams
Kenneth E.diehl
Dodge City
Louis 4
Harpers 2020
Main
Chester M.pounds
Robert
Lyle Simpson
Kansas Military Board
Finnupacres
Bertha N. Roberts
J. Donald Roberts
Horde
L. W. Stephens
Myles H. McGehee
Pierceville
Warren
Swartsley
Urey
Nave
Telegram Commercial
Jay Crook
Telegram
Judy Rictor
Linda Degenhart
John Davis
Kenneth Elliott
Bernadine Sitts
Junior Wells
Sherman Sisters
Aubumi Warack
Rochester Philharmonic Symphony
SAT
Raso
Elation
Oil and Gas
United Kingdom
France
Italy
Steels Ahead
Hutchinson
Wichita
Omaha
Amarillo
Enid
Salina
Worth
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City i
USDA
Pete
Kansas City Cash
Kansas City
Corfi
Borley
Lindh Produce Co
Fankhauser
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!