I See By The Telegraim Carpet Demo At Duraclean Event
Carl Wade of 113 East Laurel will demonstrate carpet repair at the 25th Anniversary Convention of the Duraclean Dealers of America in Highland Park on July 15 and 16. Wade, a key Duraclean dealer, will attend a pre-convention meeting on July 14 with Mrs Wade and their two children. Minor Finnup Park work was completed for the July 4 crowd including new signs, a removed glass partition, and a replacement heavy wire screen. A plaque was mounted on Two Bits steam engine. Union services time moved to 8 p.m. this Sunday at First Methodist Church with Rev Paul R. Davis speaking. Mickey Campbell, two and a half, in hospital after hand severing auger accident, is improving at St Catherine hospital. W S Trebilcock says the Kansas State employment office in Garden City will be open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday July 4 to assist with farm labor. starting Tuesday the office opens at 7 a.m.
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Carl Wade
East Laurel
Duraclean Dealers of America
Highland Park
Mr. Wade
Duraclean Company
Mrs. Wade
Finnup Park
First Methodists Church
Paul R. Davis
Community Church
W. S. Trebilcock
Kansas State
Garden Cty
Senate panel backs payments to rural co ops
Appropriations Committee reported to the Senate that it approves the House action to allow the Southwestern Power Administration to use six million dollars of its revenues for payments on continuing contracts with rural electric cooperatives. The cooperatives in Kansas Missouri Arkansas and Oklahoma built generating plants and transmission lines with loans from REA.
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Appropriations Committee
Senate
House
Southwestern Power Administration
SPA
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
REA
Six Boxcars of Wheat Wrecked in Kansas City
Six boxcars carrying 300 tons of wheat overturned as a 120 car Frisco train pulled into the yards from Fort Scott. A hot journal box on the 36th car caused the wreck. No injuries were reported.
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Kansas City
Kas
Frisco
Fort Scott
Hot Journal
Flood Control Plan Attacked by Hoover Commission Panel
A Hoover Commission task force faults the Missouri River Basin development plan as flawed from the start. Local interests were deemed minor, no operating law existed, and conflicting regional aims plagued the project. The panel questions economic justification and warns that combining units merely spread power subsidies across a broad area.
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Washington i
Hoover Commission
Missouri River Basin
Commission
Holifield
D-Calif
Congress
Missouri River Basin Commission
Missouri Basin
Nehru and Tito Strengthen Coexistence Pact in Belgrade
In Belgrade Nehru and Tito reaffirm peaceful coexistence as the only path to peace and progress. The pledge echoes their December agreement when Tito visited India, stated again during a luncheon honoring Nehru amid his weeklong Yugoslav visit. A stray note mentions preparing a turkey dish with butter lemon juice and seasonings.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Nehru
India
Tito
Hospital Admittances And Discharges In Garden City
Hospital admittances list Mrs. Clifford Romesburg Mrs Maynard Knief Mrs Clarence Smith Virginia Willey Scott Edward Herbert Mrs Owen Rowe Orville Fief Jr Peggy Fenton Mary Lewis. Discharges include Mrs Eugene Venters Carolyn Lobmeyer Lawrence Deaver Dennis Horning. Births record a 7 lb 15 oz boy at St Catherine to Owen Rowe and spouse. Police brief reports Jack N Harris of San Antonio arrested Friday for car theft near Stevens Park.
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Clifford Romesburg
Maynard Knief
Davis
Clarence Smith
Garden City Ave
M. E. White
North First
Virginia Willey
Scott
Edward Herbert
Taylor
Owen Rowe
Scott City
Orville Fief, Jr
Ida
Eugene Venters
Dighton
Carolyn Lobmeyer
South Star
Lawrence Deaver
North Eighth
Dennis Horning
Peggy Fenton
Ingalls
Mary Lewis
Washington
St. Catherine
US Gives Up Control Of Powerful Spy Net
Bonn West Germany a high German official said the United States will relinquish control next week of the Gehlen spy network headed by former Lt Gen Reinhard Gehlen. West Germany will absorb the organization as a counterpart to the CIA. A second item notes hydrogenated fats made from a single oil or blends.
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Bonn
West Germany
United States
Reuthold Gehlen
Theu
Konrad Adenauer
U. S
Central Intelligence Agency
Vinson Predicts Ike's Reserve Plans Will Pass
Representative Vinson predicted Congress will approve a reserve program for President Eisenhower to raise the trained reserve to 2.9 million by 1960. Senate hearings will begin soon, and the House passed the measure by voice vote after breaking an impasse on an antisegregation provision. A Powell amendment to end racial integration in the National Guard failed 156 to 105.
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Washington
Rep. Vinson
D-Ga
Congress
Eisenhower
Sen
Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
House
Rep
Powell
National Guard
Runaway Child Tangles Houston Police Over Family Tusions
In Houston a 50 year old woman becomes her own mother in law grandmother and stepmother after marrying her daughter's ex husband. She had already raised two children from the earlier union. One child ran away to join her biological mother and police referred the case to a lawyer amid confusion over the family relationships.
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Houston
Tex
Pas
Rumor of Resignation Shrugs Through Washington
Rumors that Secretary of Welfare Oveta Culp Hobby will resign soon resurface in Washington. An administration official said last night he understands she will resign in a week or so, maybe sooner.
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Washington
Oveta Culp! Hobby
Markets GardCity Grain Local Market Change
Wheat priced at 2.09 dollars per bushel and barley at 1.60 dollars per bushel show steady local market movement. Courtesy Farmers Elevator reports today’s price snapshot for area farmers and buyers in Garden City.
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Garden City
Summerfield Hints At Second Term for Eisenhower
Two Southwest Kansas farmers, R. W. Packer and Samuel W. Bozone, win Western Kansas soil conservation awards. Packer from Hugoton and Bozone from Rolla receive top honors and travel with 96 other winners to Arizona. Summerfield hints Eisenhower may seek a second term at the Soo Locks centennial event, calling it a hopeful prospect supported by many Americans.
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Southwest Kansas
R. W. Packer
Hugoton
Samuel W. Bozone
Rolla
Western Kansas
Goodyear Wire and Rubber Co
Packer
Stevens Soil Conservation District
Bozone
Kansas
Charles Novotny
Pratt
Alfred Howell
Coats
Litchfield
Ariz
Nationalsociation of Soil Conservation Districts
America
Summerfield
Widow of GOP Nominee Elsie West Dies at Home
Mrs. Elsie West, 73, widow of 1936 GOP gubernatorial nominee Wil G. West, died at her Mcpherson Kansas home last night after health decline since a two year earlier stroke. Her husband died in 1908 after losing to Walter Huxman.
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Mcpherson, Kas
Elsie West
Wil G. West
Arizona Stockman Wins Poker Battle in Court
Arizona cattleman Ben P Snure Jr of Apache won a district court verdict against Jack Skipworth Jack Hutson and Denby Hoyle for losses in a Dec 23 poker game. The jury awarded Snure 10183 to cover his losses. The defendants admitted playing but contended Snure was not the loser.
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Arizona Stockman
Clovis
N. M
Ben P
Snure Jr
Apache
Ariz
Cattleman
Snure
Jack Skipworth
Jack Hutson
Fort Sumner
Andso Denby Hoyle
Hobbs
Government Bills Pass Big Spending Packages
Congressional action on Friday advanced several multi billion dollar government spending programs. The Senate Appropriations Committee backed a 1.377 billion public works program, and a 2.357 billion global military construction package. A 466.302 million State and Justice funds bill cleared the House and Senate, and Eisenhower signed a 1.245 billion Commerce Department appropriation. The public works package covers Atomic Energy Commission Tennessee Valley Authority reclamation and Army civil works. The overall bill funds 1.205 billion Air Force, 571.62 million Navy and Marines, 527.62 million Army, 53.5 million CIA, plus 253.92 million to build 16 962 military housing units at home and abroad.
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Washington
Senate
House
State and Justice Departments
White House
Eisenhower
Commerce Department
Senate Appropriations Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
Tennesee Valley Authority
Department of Interior
Reclamation
Air Force
Navy
Marines
Army
CIA
Boy Watches Playful Toys Die From Shock
Three year old Donald Nagel collapsed while watching children play on mechanical amusement devices in front of a Philadelphia supermarket. An autopsy found electrocution as the cause. health officials said one toy was not grounded and it remains unclear if the boy touched that device.
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Philadelphia
Donald Nagel
C. G. Wooding
Anthony Capriotte
City Electrical Bureau
Dagnald
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Prairie Gas & Equip. Co., Inc
Frenk Schmale
Jack N. Harris
San Antonio
Stevens Park
Vinson
Ike
Lindh Produce Co
Wwe
Larry Kliesen
Nu-Style Shoe Store
Karen Lee Hapes
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Warren Hotel
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Chita
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