Cattle Strays Reclaimed. Kan State College List Featured
Deputy Sheriff George Hamm seeks owners for 12 stray cattle found in the county northeast, now pastured by Delmar Green. Kansas State College January graduates include Roger Craft and Richard Gallion among 250 candidates. others from Scott City and Syracuse listed. Newells’ son John receives Phillips Academy commendation for five honor grades as physics major.
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George Hamm
Delmar Green
Roger L. Craft
Richard Lee Gallion
Kansas State College
Craft
Gallion
Southwest Kansas
Dora Lee Duma
Dartly E. Smika
Scott City
Darrel D. Brack
Scott
Jack Charles Conover
Herman D. Santala
Salanta
Lola M. Payne
Syracuse
John B. Newell
Pinecrest
Phillips Academy
Andover
Mass
John
Three Quints Visit Parents In North Bay Return
Three of the Dionne quintuplets arrived home in North Bay to discuss family rifts with parents Mr. and Mrs. Oliva Dionne. The parents, not at the door, were awake and Mrs. Dionne was upset overnight. Yvonne Cecile Annette rode with Oliva Jr. and two unidentified youths as the family sought to patch up differences stirred by public accusations in Montreal.
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North Bay
Ont
Dionne
Oliva Dionne
Quints
Yvonne
Cecile
Annette
Oliva Jr
Montreal
Corn Disease Threat to America's Great Crop
Corn rust disease, a airborne threat migrating like birds, could devastate America's corn crop. Wisconsin plant pathologists report resistant strains may be added to hybrids to prevent epidemics, with origins tracing to Mexico and South America where rust harmed crops in the past.
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Atlanta
America
Mexico
South America
Assa
J. G. Dickson
P. M. Lerous
R. Syamananda
A. L. Flangas
University of Wisconsin
Corn
Accident Victim Found in Road near Newton
Claude Shaft of Newton lost control of his car on a Butler County road and wrecked into a creek. The vehicle flipped and settled in eight inches of water. Shaft crawled out through a rear window and, found standing frozen in the road two hours later, was helped by Glenn Dale Holm at age 21 from Peabody after officers reported his clothing frozen solid.
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Newton
Harold Bennett
Claude Shaft
Butler
Shaft
Glenn Dale Holm
Peabody
Shan
Holm
Haley
Market Report Kansas City Livestock Prices
The Marketplace Kansas City notes light cattle and calf offerings, hogs steady to down, mixed U S 1 to 3 priced 11 25 to 60 per hundredweight, butchers 2 and 3 grades 10 to 50, sows 7 50 to 9 00, sheep steady with good to prime wool slaughter at 18 00 to 50, No 1 pelts 18 00.
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Kansas City
USDA
U.S
Grains Rise on Chicago Board Amid Short Covering
Grain markets firm as closing hour buying lifts wheat corn oats and rye. Wheat gains 34-15 cents, soybeans up about 1.50, rye over 1.14, with open interest around 60.8 million bushels. Kansas City quotes show mixed moves across hard, red, and white grain types with several price differentials.
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New York
Lindh Produce Co
Admiral
Airlin
Tel
Ted
Tobanaes
Atchison
Atlas
Garden City
Lima
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Zeiss
Boeing Air
Chrysler
B. C. Christopher & Co
Kansas City
Chicago
Mayeer
Monsan
Mont Ward
NY Central
Ohio
Penney, JC
Hutchinson
Wich- Proct & G
Ita
Omaha
Enid
Salina
RCA Gee Teie
Ft. Worth
Reyn
Jos
Sears Roed
Sinclair Oo
Socony Date Oe
Stoke van C
UN Pac
US Steel al Westy el
SOY
Woolworth
Wee Nee
Board of Trade
Kansas City Grain
Shorts
India Withholds Comment On US Note On Goa
New Delhi withheld comment today pending further study on an American note delivered yesterday in Washington to Indian Ambassador G L Mehta. The note clarifies a joint Dulles Cunha statement calling Goa and other Portuguese possessions on the Indian subcontinent Portuguese provinces. Indians demand transfer of the enclaves to India.
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New Delhi
U. S
State Dulles
Goa
Portugese India
Washington
G. L. Mehta
Dulles
Portugal
Paulo Cunha
Indian Subcontinent
India
Guard Planes Out on Patrol
National Guard planes will be used over the New Year holiday weekend to reduce Kansas highway deaths. Gov. Fred Alall announced plans from a conference with highway and law enforcement officials. State patrol officers will ride with pilots and stay in radio contact with ground units. Patrols will operate in split shifts to keep all cars on highways at least 18 hours daily.
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Topeka
National Guard
Kansas
Fred Alall
Hall
Highway Patrol
Attorney Named Judge of Court at Atchison
Edmund L. Page a 40 year old district attorney here has been appointed judge of the Atchison County District Court.
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Atchison
Edmund L. Page
Atchison County District Court
AAU Officials Fight KU Coach Over Olympic Travel Claims
New York Dan Ferris, ex executive secretary of the AAU, labels Dr. Phog Allen's accusations as tommy rot and says most AAU officials pay their own way to the Olympics. Ferris cites Col Harry Henshel and former presidents Doug Robey and Lou Wilke as examples of self financed travel and service to the Olympic fund. Allen had called AAU officials quadrennial hitchhikers reliant on others' money for Olympic participation.
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New York
Dan Ferris
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Forrest C
Phog) Allen
AAU
Allen
University of Kansas
Kansas City
Ferris
Harry Henshel
Olympic Fund
Brooklyn
Doug Robey
Lou Wilke
Helsinki
Prisoner Contests Passing Sentence in Electric Chair Case
In Media Pennsylvania Francis X Ballem struggles with seven deputy sheriffs as Judge William R Toal imposes the electric chair for murder and dismemberment. Ballem curses the court and demands a contest, resisting being dragged to the bench. The 29 year old slayer is shackled and escorted by officers.
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Media
Francis X
Ballem
Pennsylvania
William R. Toal
Driving Spree Brings A Series of Charges
John Concha Bribiesca of 710% E Fulton faces multiple charges after a drinking driving spree. Police arrested him at 11 36 p m at Pearl and US 50 for driving while intoxicated driving on a suspended license and an open bottle. Companion Marcus Jesse Ar shuleta Holcomb faced drunkenness and illegal transportation of an open bottle.
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John Concha Bribiesca
E. Fulton
Pearl
US 50
Marcus Jesse Arshuleta
Holcomb
Fire Destroys Plane and Hangar at SFO
A fire fed by gasoline and oil destroyed a Southwest Air Lines passenger plane and its hangar at San Francisco International Airport early today. Airport crew chief William Purcell estimated damage at about one million dollars.
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San Francisco
Southwest Air Lines
San Francisco International Airport
William Purcell
Black eyed Peas and Good Luck in South
Taylor Texas agricultural economist Tom Elmore Torn promotes black eyed peas as New Year luck. He opens National Black-Eyed Pea Assn membership rolls and asks pledges to eat peas on New Year s Day. Replies pour in from 10 states and include Homer B Key of Wichita Kansas noting efforts to educate Yankee residents about the dish.
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Sgt
Thomas
Torn
National
Black-Eyed Pea Assn
P.O. Box
Taylor
Tom
Yankee Land
Homer B. Key
North Clarence
Wichita
Kas
Key
Native Son Is Popular Fellow A Near Score of Wives
Constantine Angeles, claiming Garden City as home, flees bondsman Morris Brown of Champaign Illinois who lists Angeles on a ten most wanted list. Angeles, indicted in Peoria for confidence games, has tied up multiple wives across the country and used many aliases while operating away from home. Brown notes 17 wives and several children, plus other inquiries from officials in several states, as authorities pursue the elusive Kansan born February 22 1918 with a history in Kansas and a reputation as a smooth operator.
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Constantine Angeles
Garden City
Angeles
Morris Brown
Brown
Champaign, ' Il
Morris
Peoria
Bondsman
Champaign
Kansas City
Dayton
Portland
Ore
Baltimore, Md
Saskatchewan
Dallas
Tex
San Antonio
New York
Indianapolis
Vicksburg
Miss
Duluth
Minn
Norfolk, Neb
Kansas Cities
Hutchinson
Finney County
Peoria County
Chicago
Slow Sign Is Out for Proposed Tax Cutting
A Senate House Economic subcommittee today held up a go slow sign on precipitate tax cuts in 1956. The panel warned that a rate reduction amid a booming economy could spark inflation, yet left open possible cuts over the next decade possibly as much as one third. The group, led by Rep Mills, heard testimony from 81 economists and tax experts, urging policy to balance debt payments with downtime to curb inflation, while favoring cuts during economic slumps. Other members include Sen Douglas, Sen Goldwater, and Rep Curtis.
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Washington
Senate House
Rep
Mills
D-Ark
Sen
Douglas
D-Ill
Senate
House Economic Committee
Subcommittee
Goldwater
Rariz
Curtis
R-Mo
Cut in Freight Rates Ordered
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a major slash in rail freight rates on transcontinental shipments of manufactured goods to and from the Far West. An interim rate adjustment aims to reduce Far West freight bills by about ten million dollars annually by June 1. The move continues a 16 year ICC effort to unify class rate charges from the East Coast to the Rockies and then the Mountain Pacific area.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Far West
ICC
Rocky Mountains
Mountain-Pacific
Oregon
California
Montana
Wyoming
New Mexico
Colorado
Tobacco Crop To Be Under Strict Controls
Washington reports growers approved marketing quotas for burley Maryland and Virginia sun cured tobacco for the next three years joining others who had already voted for continued government control.
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Washington
Burley
Maryland
Virginia
Local Garden City notices and births in mixed briefs
The item lists residents and addresses in Garden City Thorn Fare along with a December 30 birth at Raynesford Clinic to Mr. and Mrs. William Hummer. Police, county, and building notes include bond posted for Kenneth Allen, car accidents at Main Chestnut and Kansas Taylor, deeds transfers, oil and gas lease, fines for truck overload, and several new housing permits and remodels across town including Motel Wheat Lands 1405 E Fulton and multiple dwellings and garages.
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Thorn
Conkling
Roland Culbertson
Marcia Lee Marcotte
North Tenth
Phyllis Ann Marcotte
William E. Thornbrugh
West Santa Fe
Wayne Griffit
Scott City
Peggy Warnock
Holcomb
Patty Warnock
Mike Orozco
West Shestnut
Owen D. Burton
Kendall Smile
Raynesford Clinic
William Hummer
Peel
Kenneth Carl Allen
Pearl
Darrell James Frazier
E. Maple
Main and
Chestnut
Frazier
Allen
Jones
Kansas and
Taylor
Lawrence F. Hurst, Jr
Santa Monica
Calif
Calvin LeRoy Scheuerman
Scheuerman
Hurst
Robert V. Lee
Mildred Neuenschwander
Rigrish and Young
Millie E. Brown
Leona M. Goodwin
Holmes
Ivan N. ‘Baldwin
A. F. Baker
Ernest BE. Wood
G. H. Cornelius
Taylor Jones
Emil Salyer
Wheat Lands
E. Fulton
Guilfoyle Smith
Chestine
A. E. Cook
Relatives Sought in Wichita Ross Estate Case
Wichita police continue checking inquiries from would be relatives of Jim Ross a 79 year old junk man whose murder led to the discovery of 17000 dollars in coins and currency Police report one prior contact in 1947 said he had no family or relatives Anyone who shares in the estate will have to prove relationship and eligibility through official channels.
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Ross
Wichita
Jim Ross
Nebraska stockmen oppose federal aid plan claim
Alliance Nebraska stockmen oppose government cattle relief. Executive council of the Nebraska Stock Growers Association has placed the group on record against any federal supports for cattle. Probate Judge James V. Riddel states those seeking aid must appear in court with an attorney and provide proof.
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James V. Riddel
Funeral services for August Hahn in Fairview church
Funeral services for August Hahn of Lakin will be held at 2 pm Sunday at the Emanuel Presbyterian church Fairview twenty miles north and eight miles west. The 79 year old died Wednesday. He is survived by one son two daughters two sisters Mary Rittaller and Pauline Lehman both of Peoria Illinois twenty eight grandchildren and twenty two great grandchildren. Burial will be in Fairview cemetery.
New 'Plot' Broken Up By Argentine Officials
BUENOS AIRES authorities say they broke up a new subversive plot as a crackdown on Peronista hardliners continues. Ten arrests were reported near the Paraguayan border following the prior disclosure that 125 troublemakers including several Peronista labor leaders had been rounded up.
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Buenos Aires
Pay Boosts for City Employees at Emporia
Pay raises for most Emporia city employees will take effect January 1. Police and firemen will receive a $25 monthly boost, and the raise in other departments will vary up to $25, with details to be set by city officials.
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Emporia
Emporia City
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Demos
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Nebraska
August Hahn
Senator Sparkle
Anthony
Dan River
Anthony's
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