Malenkov takes faraway post in Soviet shuffle
London Moscow radio reports former premier Georgi Malenkov will head a hydroelectric station 1800 miles from Moscow at Ust Kamenogorsk while Molotov, Kaganovich and Shepilov receive unspecified new roles. The broadcast claims such reassignments prove democracy, though observers doubt Malenkov can challenge Khrushchev from remote Ust Kamenogorsk.
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Georgia
Malenkov
Moscow
Toadere
Ust Kamenogorok
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Ust Kamenogorsk
Hiere
V. M. Molotov
Lazar Kaganovich
Dmitri Shepilov
Kremlin
Aga Khan III death shocks world riches and power
The Aga Khan III died at 79 after heart disease. Khrushchev and Bulganin continued talks with Czech leaders as Malenkov faced antiparty critics. Prince Aly Khan, Rita Hayworth’s ex-husband, and Sadruddin are named in succession rumors amid family unease.
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Malenkov
Khrushchev
Bulganin
Ghneva
Switzerland
Ers
Czechoslovakia
Aga Khan III
Kremlin
Fullij
Aga Khan
Durand
League of Nations
Aly Khan
Sadruddin
Aga
Aly
Rita Hayworth
Death claims the Aga Khan at 78
The Aga Khan died at age 78 with his wife and two sons present. Sadruddin planned to marry Nina Dyer, a London model. The Aga Khan, flown from Paris to Geneva on June 18 to escape heat, weighed 132 pounds, half his former weight in happier days when weighed by subjects against valuables for anniversaries. His wealth supported numerous charities.
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Aga Kan
Sadruddin
Nina Dyer
London
Aga Khan
Geneva
Paris
Beavers and Boosters Report Community Ties
Harry Stephens of 902 Taylor is recovering at Leopold Hospital after a Tuesday butane blast at an irrigation pumphouse. He is improving but not yet receiving visitors. City attorney Lloyd Haag was named to the League of Kansas Municipalities legislative council and will attend a Topeka meeting tomorrow. The League includes cities counties and school districts, aiming to craft a legislative program benefiting governing units in the state.
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Kager Beavers
Beacon’ Boosters
The
Happy
HDU
Harry Stephens
Taylor
Leopold Hospital
Stephens
Attornty
Lloyd Haag
League of Kansas Municipalities
Topeka
Deashe Wiley
Nashville
Tenn
Johnson City
C. B. Tucker
Health Department
Preventable Diseases Division
Rescue Dog Mamie and Gray Save Family in 1956 Flood
In Richland Kansas Mamie the dog saved Mr and Mrs Andrew Gray from rising floodwaters as they fled their store basement. Gray carried a 40 pound bag to dry ground then Mamie swam back toward home. A 1956 intruder incident ended with charges dropped for Thornton Lusk after a judge dismissed the assault case.
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Richland Kas
Mamie
Andrew Gray
Graya
Gray
Gray Js
U. S
Santa Fe Roden Race Features Fast Draw Display
An article describes a Santa Fe event where 20 local gunmen, all under 12, compete in fast draw and related categories at the four day Santa Fe Rodeo Arena. Eric and Lars Henerson, American boys, challenge the Santa Fe contenders after a TV cap pistol demo.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Santa FE
N.M. Ui
Addis Finger
Ababa
Khartoum
Janice
Bill
U. S
Billy the Kid
Harry J
Tarut
Grean
United States
Athens
Henderson Boys
Janice Nicholson
Bill Beust
Eric
Lars
Step Watch
Santa Fe Roden
Drop Sentence for Slaying Children
Washington reports the Army will remit the remainder of British Mrs. Eunice Brillhart's life sentence for murdering three children. She will be released July 22, handed to Immigration for deportation to Great Britain after serving at Alderson. The ruling follows a Supreme Court decision affecting deportations of civilians for crimes abroad.
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Federal Reformatory For Women
Alderson
W. Va
Immigration Service
Great Britain
Army
Eunice
Joseph M
Pentagon
Swing
Supreme Court
Brill- Swing
Brill-hart
Inhart
Emen
Abbassy
W.va
Liberty
Robert W. Brill
Brillhart
Big Sandia
New Mexico
Columbus
Bound Over in Assault Case
Shelby H. Bourne a local theater manager was bound over to district court after a preliminary hearing before county judge M C Schrader. He was released on $1000 bond with the next term of district court set to convene September 16. The charge of felonious assault with intent to kill followed an early morning encounter with Arl en Richards Childress 19 of South Star route after shots were fired from a .380 automatic outside the Bourne home at 1004 N 2nd. One bullet was found in the ground and two casings were located by police.
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Shelby H. Bourne
M. C. Schrader
Duane E. West
Bourne
Arlen Richards Childress
South Star
Childress
June
Police court actions and county briefs from Garden City
Police court reports list Robert Emerson Scott of 615 N 11th with a motor scooter muffler violation and a $5 bond forfeiture, Frank M Hererra of 209 N Taylor for disorderly conduct with a $25 fine, plus district court recovery and a divorce granted to Patsy J MeVicker. County court fines include driving offenses by Quentin LeLoss Matthews, Harold Douglas, Mary Barron Simpson, Harley Hamar, and William Scales Jr, with amounts from $10 to $30. Warranty deeds show transfers involving Guthrie, Weldon, Lewis, and Weddle parcels in Boyd’s addition and Oldfield Park. Hospital admissions and discharges list several individuals, with births noted at St. Catherine’s for Don Threlkeld and wife.
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Robert Emerson
Scott
Frank M. Herrera
N. Taylor
Victor Haflich
George Morrison
Dan C. Sullivan
Ulysses
Hugoton Production Co
Garden City
Patsy J. MeVicker
Olen H. Me
William Campbell Scales Jr
Ralph M. Guthrie
Leona W. Dearing
Boyd
Ralph M
Guthrie
Henry B
Weldon
Menke’s
Henry
B. Weldon
William Lane Lewis
William L. Lewis
Guthhrie
James M. Cowgill
Joel’ Weddle
Oldfield
Park Addition
Charles Cowgill
South Star Oute
Kate Hemphill
Pierceville
Clarence Smith
Garden City Ave
Donald Threlkeld
E. Laurel
Victor John Baier
Holcomb
Clarence Davis
Deerfield
Homer Alfred Salter
E. Tackberry
John H. Pfeiff
Archie M. Rutgers
Healy
Irvin C. Stephens
Wagnolia
Market Grain Prices At Garden City Market Change
Local market notes from Farmera Elevator show prices at $187 for some commodities, $169 for others, and $140 for remaining lots. These figures reflect recent shifts in trading values for the Garden City grain listing.
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Garden City
Farmera Elevator
Market Upturn in Local Produce and Grain Markets
Chicago reports a mixed day with eggs forecast higher, while wheat, corn, and oats fell on profit taking and crop-forecast surprises. Soybeans rose despite weakness elsewhere as acreage estimates differed from traders expectations. In New York the stock market bounced from a decline with airlines and some specialties gaining, while wheat futures hovered near 1957 highs. Kansas City livestock showed steady to weak trends with cattle and lamb prices mostly holding, and grain quotes across 806 cars of wheat and mixed corn and soybeans.
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Lindh Produce Co
Chicago
Air Line
Bom
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Israeli Army: Syrian Fire Hits Gonnen Settlement Skirmish
An Israeli army spokesman said Syrian positions fired rifles and machine guns at the Gonnen settlement in eastern Galilee today but no one was hurt. Gonnen, on the west bank of the Jordan River, was the center of a 10 hour border skirmish Tuesday.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Gonnen
Jordan River
Upper Galilee
Notice by Publication of Administrator with Will Annexed
Public notice from Finney County Probate Court in Garden City Kansas stating administration with will annexed of J W Toble deceased was granted July 8 1957. Creditors and others must present claims within nine months from July 1 1957 first publication or be barred. Fidelity State Bank Garden City Kansas is administrator and Vance Fleming Lemming & Vance law firm represent.
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Garden City
Tate
Kansas
Finney County
J. W. Toble
State of
Fidelity State Bank
J.W. Noble
Sutchison, Vance, Fleming
Leming & Vance
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Don Threlkeld
Laural
New York
ALLY
Legals
Norris
George Farquhar
N. Mer
Trat
Tor
al Reed
Auto Laundry
Tad
Stormont Construction CO
LEE & Woolman Construction CO
John Phone
Smith Sand CO
Garden City Smith Sand CO
Weiners Pork
Winchester
California
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