Garden City Fire Truck Helps Rural Farm Fire
Just for the Record notes Garden City Fire Dept sent a truck over 25 miles to fight a rural farm home fire. No legal obligation, but the department helped beyond township limits. Firemen arrived in time to save the house aided by a bucket brigade. compensation is customary but not guaranteed. The piece urges mutual recognition of shared obligations between city and rural residents.
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City Fire Dept
State
Garden City
Cohn
Feature Sports, Inc
Ingemar Johansson
Bloyd Patterson
Johansson
Patterson
Miami
W. D. Fugazy
Fugazy
Feature Sports
T-men
Internal Revenue
New Kansas State Employment Service Building Opens
Sid Trebilcock and staff celebrate moving into the larger Kansas State Employment Service building at Seventh and Spruce. The new quarters feature ample desk space, a vocational testing room, filing areas, and a kitchenette. Across town at St Marys Rectory the three priests relocate to private offices after remodeling, Rev James Schrader noting improved conditions and speculating on future transfers.
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Sid” Trebiback
Kansas State Employment Service
Seventh and Spruce
Trebilcock
St. Mary’s Rectory
James Schrader
Small joys worded as moments of living pleasure
New York AP essay lists simple life bargains that bring happiness. Highlights include apologizing for a bank error, relaxing at home after work, receiving a love note inadvertently read, paying off a mortgage, dentist praise for new teeth, vet news, Mozart on radio, finding a favorite clothing size, Dickinson poem, reconciling with a classmate, extra weekly pay, guilt-free mornings, spouse praise, reunions with loved ones, a child’s praise, teaching moments, vacation mornings, fresh fruit, and a boss’s casual dinner. The piece argues these everyday instances compose life’s real joys.
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New York
Ex-McCarthy Inquisitor Roy Cohn Faces Probe Fallout
Roy Cohn, once McCarthy’s chief inquisitor, now under scrutiny by Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy for corporate dealings. The piece traces Cohn’s promotion ventures, legal fees, tax issues, and multiple firms tied to boxing promotions and TV rights, followed by a voter dinner incident showing Democratic discontent.
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Washington
Roy Cohn
Joe McCarthy
McCarthy
Cohn
Europe
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Wisconsin
Wall Street
Justice Department
Bird City farmer given life sentences after guilty plea
Kane Norton AP reports Tolla D. Bolyard a 63 year old Bird City farmer who had two consecutive life terms for the slayings of Fritz Kehlbeck 45 and his son Larry 16 last July 14. The case moved on a change of venue and was finalized Wednesday by District Judge William B. Ryan.
Air Force Plane Drops Bomb Near Tokyo Village
TOKYO AP A U S Air Force plane accidentally dropped an armed 25 pound practice bomb on a village building about 60 miles northeast of Tokyo Thursday. No one was hurt.
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Tokyo
U.S. Air Force
Air Force
Estes Is Sentenced for Swindling in Texas Case
District Judge Otis Dunagan denied a new trial and sentenced Bille Sol Estes to eight years in prison for swindling, following a bankruptcy promoter case in Tyler Texas. The Associated Press notes Estes faced additional legal actions and appeals.
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Championship Sports, Inc
Massachusetts
Championship Sports of
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Illinois
Floyd Patterson
Sonny Liston
Nevada Corporation
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Garden City Telegram
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Haskell
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Associated Pregy
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Collins
Lawson
Bissman
Star Price
N. Main
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Fred Foreman
Holcomb, Kansas
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John Deere Bean
Mograth
Schaeffer
Zenith Radio
Arthur Foreman
Earl Barton
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