Cold Weather Stretching Across Nation In Early January
The Associated Press reports the coldest weather of the season gripping most of the country from the Rockies to the Atlantic, with subfreezing readings in the South and Florida, zero and below in the Midwest, and a broad freeze north to Arkansas and the Panhandle. The document also contains local notices on a January 16 public hearing in Garden City regarding amendments to zoning regulations and probate court actions in Finney County, Kansas.
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Southwest Kansas highway contracts total lure big sum
Southwest Kansas secured a $322,325 share of highway contracts as Kansas Highway Commission approved an $8,735,000 session. Sutton News reports Lynn R. Brodrick, director of highways, noting a record $66,188,000 total for the past year, up 47 percent from 1956, with about $80 million more under contract by end of 1958 if funds allow. He says 1958 should move highways toward planned standards, though current traffic demands outpace progress.
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Martin Recovers From Injury
SUTTON The community mourns J. E. Wallace amid obituary notes. He lived locally from 1902 to 1948 before moving to Dighton. Survivors include son William F. Wallace brother Arthur Wallace and sister Mrs. E Wolfe. Relatives attending included sister Mrs. Lulu Hendershot and several children and nephews from nearby towns.
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Watermelon relief for cancer patient in Kansas City area
A Kansas City suburb story shows Billie Jenkins, a 14 year old with cancer, receiving watermelon from multiple sources as supply outpaces demand. Local officials and federal offices coordinate to help while citizens send fruit from Texas to Cuba inspired by seasonality. Families in Manhattan and Sublette share Christmas visits and meals as area residents return to routines after holidays.
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Escaped Nebraska boys arrested in Olath e
James Hu Sene Steele and Everett Norman Bartlett both 17 escaped from the Nebraska Boys Training School at Kearney. Police say they admitted stealing a car in Kent and abandoning it near Omaha while hitchhiking toward Omaha.
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Vandalism Charge Against Two Teens in Mount St Marys Cemetery
William G. Chaddock 20 and Fred R. Bailey 17 face Circuit Court trial on charges of misusing burial grounds. They are accused of tumbling and damaging about 240 tomb stones last November at Mount St. Mary's cemetery. Damages exceed $70,000.
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Six member Civil Rights Commission begins work today
The six member commission appointed by President Eisenhower to study civil rights starts today at the White House. Members will be sworn in. staff director yet unnamed, salaries set, and hearings can be held anywhere. The body can issue recommendations and subpoenas backed by a federal court.
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Against One Military Chief Says Wilson in Pontiac
Former Defense Secretary Wilson spoke at an Exchange Club lunch in Pontiac Mich arguing against naming a single military chief of staff over the Joint Chiefs of Staff He warned such central power would not endure and cited the Rockefeller report as proposing the idea He linked defense cuts to congressional mood and public sentiment noting challenges selling Defense Secretary McElroy's agenda to Congress and the public
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