Dionne quintuplets split as quints avoid parents feud
Montreal three Dionne brothers back their father urging the family not to be split by outsiders. The four surviving quintuplets Annette Cecile Marie and Yvonne host a small party in Montreal while a trust official notes they plan to visit home but now refuse to, fearing capitulation. The father says reports of a split embarrassments prompted his public statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Victor Dionne
Daniel Dionne
Daniel
Oliva Dionne Jr
Royal Canadian Air Force
St. Hubert
Que
Quints
Edwards
New Year's
Annette
Cecile
Marie
Yvonne
Montreal
Dionne
Father Cleared In Son's Death
In Little Rock, Joe King, 14, was strangled. Stepfather T Sgt James R King, linked by police, was released after a lie detector test and cleared for the time being. Sheriff Guller said he would be questioned again as investigators pursue a new lead. The body was found Monday in a remote area south of Jacksonville where the family lived in a trailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Joe King
James R. King
Sam Hallam
Tom Guller
Air Force
Jacksonville
Taxicab Flips Twice No One Hurt in Tokyo Incident
A Tokyo street taxi somersaulted twice and landed on its side on the sidewalk. The driver and passenger, along with nearby pedestrians, were not injured in the crash. Police investigated, with no fatalities reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Market summary cattle hogs and grains Kansas City prices
The market shows cattle calves and cows with varied gains while hogs steady to 25 lower across U S lots 190 to 230 lb barrows 11.00 50 and 240 270 lb butchers 10.00 11.25 sows steady 7.50 9.25. Sheep lambs mixed with prices for good to prime slaughter lambs 75 106 lb 17.50 18.75, 97 110 lb shorn 18.50 18.75. Kansas City grain reports wheat corn oats milo rye barley soybeans and byproduct prices with multiple No 2 and No 3 grades and ranges for each commodity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
New York
Lindh Produce Co
Allied
Mae
Garden City
Boeing Air
Bran
Chrysler
B. C. Christopher & Co
du Pont
Kansas City Wheat Eagle
Gen Motors
Goodyear
Chicago
Mont Ward
NY Central
Ohio
Reyn
Hutchinson
Wich St Jos
St Reg Pap
Ita
Omaha
Enid
Salini
Sears Roed
Ft. Worth
Sinclair O
Socony _ Hewe Spen Chem
UN Pac
US Steel
Woolworth Ats U Ys
Wichita Livestock
Wichita IW
USDA
Wheat Steady as Export Hopes Support Market
Wheat firmed on the Board of Trade with export deals to Portugal and expected January gains keeping prices up. Rye eased after profit taking while corn oats and soybeans showed modest moves. Wheat futures purchases reached 6.703 million Wednesday with open interest around 60.909 million bushels. Cattle, hogs, and sheep prices in Wichita were mixed with steers strong and hogs softening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Portugal
Kefauver Plans Tour of New Hampshire Area
Senator Kefauver of Tennessee plans a three day mid January tour of New Hampshire. He will arrive January 14 and depart January 16 with supporters announcing the itinerary in Laconia. The trip follows his status as the only announced candidate in the first in the nation presidential primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laconia
Kefauver
D-Tenn
New Hampshire
Ice and Snow Enshrouds Byrd Antarctic Little America
Stars and Stripes fly again at Little America as Byrd’s first Antarctic camps vanish under up to 60 feet of snow. The 1928 site and the 1933 35 camp are buried, with only tower tops and pole ends visible. Researchers seek a safe, cargo friendly future site near the Bay of Whales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little America
Antarctic
Richard Byrd
Bay
Bay of Whales
Famed Radio Tower To Give Way to Houses
The 763 foot Music Islands radio tower at Mystic Islands near Tuckerton New Jersey was toppled in six seconds to clear room for a resort development. 800 tons of steel remain as scrap. The tower, tied to World War I lore, was linked to the Lusitania sinking and stood amid marshy bays about 20 miles northeast of Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuckerton
N. J. Wm
Music Islands Radio
Lusitania
Mystic Islands
Atlantic City
Three Kansas men to enter army in January 1956
Hazel E. Moore says three Southwestern Kansas men will be inducted on January 3, 1956. Michael T. Sherwood and Jack W. Creeden of Sublette volunteer, Wiley Thomas Powell of Kalvesta will serve. J R Parrish of Phillips Petroleum in Garden City will attend the Phillips 66 national sales conference in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, with 42 Wichita division employees attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Kansas
Army
Hazel E. Moore
Garden City
Michael T. Sherwood
Jack W. Creeden
Sublette
Wiley Thomas Powell
Kalvesta
J. R. Parrish
Phillips Petroleum Company
Bartlesville
Okla
Wichita
Deaths and Mnerats: Pioneer Lakin Resident Dies En Route
August Hahn 79 a retired farmer and Kearny county pioneer died yesterday while being driven from Leoti to Lakin for a doctor appointment. He lived with son August Hahn Jr near Leoti and homesteaded in Kearny county 50 years ago. Born in Germany December 21 1876. Surviving: two daughters Lillie Burns Nice California and Violet Henry Sacramento California and two sisters in Illinois. Garnand Funeral home in charge. Burial at Fairview Cemetery Wichita county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakin
August Hahn
Kearny County
Leoti
Hahn
August Hahn Jr
Germany
Lillie Burns
Nice
Calif
Violet Henry
Sacramento
Illinois
Garnand Funeral Home
Fairview Cemetery
Wichita County
Infant Grant Brakey Funeral Held In Valley View
Funeral services for Grant Miller Brakey infant son of Mr and Mrs Robert Brakey 906 N Sixth were held at 11 am in Valley View cemetery with Rev Paul Davis officiating. The child who died yesterday at St Catherine hospital was born March 5 in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Miller Brakey
Robert Brakey
Valley View Cemetery
Paul Davis
St. Catherine Hospital
Grounded Jets On Move Again In Southern Trip
The Navy non flying Demon jets resume movement from McDonnell Aircraft in St. Louis to the Mississippi River for barge transport to Memphis and Pensacola. Each plane costs over a million dollars and delays included tractor breakdowns and traffic jams en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
Mississippi River
Naval Air Training Center
Memphis
Naval Air Station
Pensacola
Fla
Family Tonsils Were All Coming Out at Once
WEBB CITY Mo Mrs W F Watts Miller Mo and her six children aged 3 to 14 entered Jane Chinn Hospital for tonsilectomies yesterday. The mother explained the procedure was done to get it over with as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb City
W. F. Watts
Miller, Mo
Jane Chinn Hospital
Union President Jailed For Strike Violence
New Castle Indiana Carl Batchfield president of United Auto Workers Local 370 during a strike against Perfect Circle Corp was jailed last night by state police investigating the ambush of a non striker's car last September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Ind
Carl Batchfield
United Auto Workers Local 370
Perfect Circle Corp
Hospital Admittances and Births in Garden City Area
Admittances list includes Peggy Warnock Holcomb Patti Warnock Holcomb Mrs Arnold Schweer Route 1 F H Shay Dighton Mrs Alan Probst 1612 Walker Paul Huelskamp 602 East Kansas Mrs Russell Birney Satanta Mrs Max Hite Holcomb Miss Mary Eakin Hutchinson Mrs Joe Delgado 307 North Twelfth Earl Lee Fine Holcomb Anthony Connardy Marienthal Hospital discharges name Gregory Woods North Star Route Mrs Leslie Koehn Copeland Mary Ann Bayer Holcomb Births at St Catherine Mr and Mrs Arnold Schneer Route 1 have a 7 lb 6 oz girl born 5 20 am Wednesday Mr and Mrs Lowell McGraw Pierceville have a 7 lb 8 oz girl born 9 35 am Wednesday Mr and Mrs Alan Probst 1612 Walker have a 6 lb 1 oz boy born 12 11 pm Wednesday Police briefs Bond Forfeited Anselmo Torres 10 Accident Emel Emel Bourne Bourne damaged in collision on Main Street County briefs deeds land transfers Kilgore Williams truck overload fines Marriage license Patterson and Mack set to wed in Garden City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Warnock
Holcomb
Patty Warnock
Arnold Schweer
F. H. Shay
Dighton
Alan Probst
Walker Paul Huelskamp
East Kansas
Russell Birney
Satanta
Max Hite
Mary Eakin
Hutchinson
Joe Delgado
North Twelfth
Earl Lee Fine
Anthony Connardy
Marienthal
Walker
Anselmo Torres
Arthur A. Emel
Winona
Shelby Bourne
Main
Bourne
Emel
RE. J. Burgin
Pierceville
William B. Williams
Mary Jo Williams
Harley M. Miller
Claude L. Carter
David F. Patterson
Garden City
Linda R. Mack
Allen Blasts AAU Officials and Santa Fe Railwork
Kansas news reports two main items. The Kansas Corporation Commission will study Santa Fe Railway’s request to end passenger service on the Wichita Englewood line, allowing 30 days for briefs as local figures dispute loss estimates. Separately, KU coach Forrest Allen harshly criticized the Amateur Athletic Union, calling for a full probe into its handling of Wes Santee’s suspension and criticizing “quadrennial hitchhikers” in Olympic governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita W
Kansas Corporation Commission
Santa Fe Railway
Wichita-Englewood
Harry Snyder Jr
Earl Willingham
Santa Fe
E. C. Robbins
Belvidere
Kansas Livestock Assn. Transportation Committee
Willingham
Oss
Kansas City
Forrest C. Allen
Amateur Athletic Union
Wes Santee
University of Kansas
AAU
Optimis
Miser Santee
California
Marine Corps
Allen
Ku Klux Klan
Santee
Harry Henshel
Brooklyn
Reading of the Bible Ended by Wyckoff Teens
Amara then Bible reading program at Wyckoff Reformed Church concluded after more than 73 hours. About 75 youths took turns reading, finishing the Book of Revelation at 12 14 a.m. as the church bell tolled 66 times for the 66 books. The event began at 11 p.m. Christmas night with the boys sleeping in the church between shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyckoff
N. J.amarathen
Wyckoff Reformed Church
Robber Repeats Holdups at Market, Years Same Stunt
In Los Angeles market the robber, calling operator Max Linger by first name, again entered a store yesterday and brandished a .32 pistol. He demanded the cash, taking $83 from the drawer, the same amount and method used in March and April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Max Linger
Linger
Max
Singer
Youth Rescues Three In Cash Into Flames
In Memphis Tennessee an 18 year old white youth named Johnny Roe ran into a burning suburban house twice to save three Black children from death. He carried Garvin Sanders five and Ger ald Sanders one from the front door and then Jimmy Sanders three from a closet. The roof collapsed moments after the second rescue but none were hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Johnny Roe
Roe
Garvin Sanders
Gerald
Jimmy Sanders
Senator Kerr Visits Area To Check on Angus Cattle
U S Senator Robert Kerr of Oklahoma joined veterinarian Dr Paul Keesee and Oklahoma agriculture official J P Perkie for a ranch tour at Finney County breeder B F Breyfogel. They viewed about 600 Angus cattle and discussed market conditions after four dry years. Breyfogel aims to reduce herd sizes to fit pasture. Kerr’s potential purchase remained unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Kerr
B. F. Breyfogel
Finney County
U.S
Robert Kerr
Oklahoma
Breyfogel
Paul Keesee
Tom Slicks
San Antonio
Tex
J. P. Perkie
Vocational Agriculture Department of Oklahoma
Sen
Kerr
Slick
Perkie
Dr. Keesee
Garden City
Miami
Okla
Sen. Kerr
Cnttle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City Grain
Wheat
Grant Miller
Joseph Linenberger, Jr
North 11Th
Gregory Woods
North Star
Leslie Koehn
Copeland
Mary Ann Bayer
Sirths
St. Catherine
Arnold Schneer
Route 1
Lowell McGraw
KCC
Robbins
KLA
Commission
The
Gorden City
Percale
Orion
Occassio
Mahosony
Super Basement
Brentwood
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!