New Zealand–Australia Trade Plans Highlight Rancher Source
Glazebrook, a rancher with 45 000 sheep and 1 500 cattle, seeks one of the An sil oaders for over a year. A shipment landed here Saturday, with four delivered to California and the remaining sent by ship toward New Zealand, as Fame Spreads circulates around Canada and the United States.
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United States
Britain
Comolombo
Ceylon
Princeton
Singapore
Manila
Colombo
City Loophole in Travel Rule
A report highlights a loophole in city travel regulations allowing exemptions or lax enforcement. Officials from the transportation department discuss potential fixes while urging tighter rules to prevent exemptions that undercut safety and consistency across jurisdictions.
Brief county briefs and Berlin travel note
The County briefs item reports minor damage from a yesterday incident with names and fines listed, including speeding and registration items. A Berlin note says the East German travel visa rule for West Berlin civilians takes effect May 1, with diplomats exempt and Allied missions allowed main highway and rail links.
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James Leonard
Robert Ceding
James
Eilers
Harris
Sis Vba
George Muller
Cruz
Ake
Ledii
Safford
Arth
Bishop
Efnard
Kramer
Berlin
Joegiet Union
West - Berlin
United States
Britain
France
West Berlin
Lnk
West Germany
Holy Cow! Mouse Stays on Ground at Faustin Event
A garbled item from Faustin Minnesota describes a noisy scene with a space machines display and parochial feeding exhibit. It mentions a tough start, a failed first attempt, and participants including Scotus andbd.
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Faustin
Minn
Austin: Rockyt Society
Elqusenths
Jyeathday
Berlin East Germany sentences 379 political prisoners in 1957
The League of Free Germany says in a report that in 1957 East Berlin courts sentenced 379 political prisoners connected to anti Communist activity. Five were given life terms while the others received lesser sentences.
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Berlin
East ‘Germany
League of Free
League
West Berlin
East
Student's Father Killed in Auto Accident
Message received today confirms the death of Jack Johnson son of Larned in an auto accident. Details are unavailable. Mr Johnson was father of Corwin Bob Johnson a junior college student here.
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Jack John
Larnéd
Mr. Johnson
Corwin
Bob
Johnson
Gets German Instrument Line For Oriana Music House
Howard Orr, owner of Oriana Music House in Garden City, becomes exclusive American representative for the Alexander Heinrich line of German instruments. The range includes recorders and historical stringed instruments like the gamba, quinton, lute, viola d amore, and several guitar models. Orr shifts to wholesale from home at 616 N 2nd with plans to expand into retail as time allows.
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Howard Orr
Oriana Music House
Garden City
Alexander Heinrich
Orr
Clark Music Company
N. 2Nd
M Ore
Deaths and mncrals: W. G. Weisensee longtime Garden City resident dies
W. G. Weisensee, former longtime Garden City resident and extensive farm holder in western Kansas and eastern Colorado, died Saturday in Colorado Springs. He came to Garden City from Larned and farmed in Finney county. Services are set for Tuesday at 2:40 p.m. at a Larned funeral home.
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G. Weisensee
Garden City
Colorado Springs
Weisensee
Kansas
Colorado
Larned
Finney County
Grain Market Turns Higher From Last Week Selloff
Grain futures rallied after a weeklong decline as traders covered shorts and took profits. Wheat and corn moved within mixed ranges while wheat futures activity showed notable open interest and turnover. A local obituary notes Gordon Getzwiller, nephew of Mrs. Charles Nuttle, died from injuries in a Benson Arizona auto crash.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Ubturn
Pakistan
Atlante
Gulf
Greece
Hope to Stop Labor Threat Loosens Transit Standstill
New York officials sought a 24 hour delay in a planned antistrike action by the Transit Workers Union threatening midnight work stoppage across city buses and subways. The Transit Authority and state court discussed options to avert a shutdown while wage offers reportedly rose. A Weather ship Bob Hope broadcast an impromptu show from 17,000 feet as a crew member in a separate report from Hollywood.
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Transit Workers Union
Transit Authority
State Supreme Court
Sidney A. Fine
TWA
Hollywood
Pacific
Bob Hope
William E. Johnson
Scott Head
Hope
Fulton Street
Rebels Hit Farms Trains In Western Algeria Clash
French forces say 26 rebels were killed near Turenne in western Algeria and 10 civilians wounded as Arab nationalists attacked farms trains and road traffic. A rebel listed the engine and 17 cars of an Algiers Oran freight train derailed near Perregaux.
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Algiers
Turenne
Algeria
Youngsters Fire Successful Rocket Near Decatur
Four Decatur youths aiming to become rocket engineers fired a three foot rocket from a field four miles south of Decatur. They estimated the eight pound device reached about four thousand eight hundred feet in height. The group included Bobby Clemons eighteen Roy Mitchell twenty and others.
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Decatur
Ala
Bobby Clemons
Fn Clemons
Roy Mitchell
Herete
Opin Field
Wall Street faces heavy end-year trading as tax moves loom
New York stocks logged one of 1957’s heaviest sessions with volume near 3.5 million shares. The market fell overall while aircraft stocks rose modestly on defense spending hopes for 1958. Boeing Douglas and General Dynamics advanced, United Aircraft steady, and several sectors including steel and oils declined amid broad tax-loss selling. In Kansas City and Yokosuka Japan reports, cattle, hogs, and wheat futures showed varied movements with prices shifting as markets anticipate year-end adjustments.
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New York 2
Washington
Boeing
Douglas Aircraft
General Dynamics
United Aircraft
Symington Files for Senate Reelection
U S Senator Stuart Symington formally filed with the secretary of state in Jefferson City for the Democratic nomination for a second term. Symington, 56, announced Saturday he would run again with little primary opposition. Missouri Governor James T Blair and Democratic National Committeeman Mark R Holloran already voiced support. Symington drew a smattering of votes for the presidential nomination in 1958 and some analysts see him bolstering 1960 prospects.
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Jefferson City
U. S
Stuart Symington
Secretary of State Today
Democratic Naional
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