Induction, paint tests, and local notices in Garden City
Satanta June 4 report notes Fy McDonald and Cecil McDonald with a theater scene and a Marionette show tied to Shirley’s Alice in Wonderland character. Army induction next Monday for Garden City area residents. local paint tests at 7th Chestnut and Main Fulton intersections. Marine recruiters John Thole and Sara Robnett visit June 8 in Garden City and Ness City. Donald Hofbauer earns Good Conduct Medal aboard USS Wasp. local contractor delays due to rain and cement shortages.
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Fy McDonald
Satanta
Cecil McDonald
It Fabrications
Shirley
Ley
Caldwell
Jones
the Carpenter
John R. Thole
Marine Corps
Sara E. Robnett
Garden City
United States Marine Corps
Ness City
Boon
Summer Band Schedule Set
The eight week summer band program schedule announced by director Don Nodtvedt lists class times by day and instrument from Monday through Friday. Note adds that 9 10 and 11 am classes meet at 1 2 and 3 pm during the first two weeks. Also includes Wichita Livestock cattle and hogs market data with ranges for steers heifers cows and vealers.
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Don Nodtvedt
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Garden City Hospital Admittances and Discharges
A Garden City list shows numerous hospital admittances including Merle Wentworth and Richard Harper, with elders like Betty Randlé and Barbara Ramsey among admitted. Discharges include John Sidlow and L D Williamson, while births report a girl at St Catherine to Eldon Gestenslager and a boy to Frank Leonard. Police briefs note speeding and improper starting fines, plus several accidents and bond actions.
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Merle Wentworth
Safford
Richard Harper
West Hazel
Lowell McGraw
Piercevi “Mess
Wilson
Evans
Janés Rehick
Aid” Garden
Kevia Eldon Gestenslager
John Blackett
Center
Betty Randlé
Pierceville
Frank
Leonard
Nort Main
Wilfred E. Palen
Scott City
Clarence Koehn
Sublette
Charles Cogvér
Randall Goodwin
Thirteenth
Barbara Ramsey
North 5Th
Kenneth Heill
Rodney
A. McLinn
James
Mike Williams
Gardendale
John Sidlow
L. D. Wiliamson
North 7Th
Seco Garcia
North 8Th
John Miles
West Walnut
Clyde. Daniel
Hudson
K. R. Lewis
Pinecrest
Roy Cottrell
East Chestnut
Dean Davies
Summit
Anthony Billinger
Ronald Smith
Mulberry
Earnest Kells
Ollie Page
Burnside Drive
St. Catherine
Eldon Gestenslager
A St
Frank . Leonard
North Main
Larry Lee Scheuchzer
Taylor
Lawrence Lee Blake
Lawrence Cervantes
Lawrence Godfrey Roth
Homer Lee Koehn
Montezuma
Leonard C. Franz
C. A. Danner
Route 1
Seventh and
Pine
N. 10Th
Chester E. Pittman
Richland
Wash
N. Main
Blake
Kansas City Grain Market Report Incomplete Run
Kansas City grain and livestock prices show wheat and corn mixed with slight declines in some grades. Cattle, hogs, and sheep futures indicate steady to higher trade, with yearling stock and feeders modestly up and demand for prime beef noted.
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Kansas City
USDA
Racial ruling sparks new confusion over school plans
Washington reports split views among local officials and civil rights leaders after the Supreme Court decision on school desegregation. The court stressed local action and timing, prompting predictions of slow progress in the Deep South and rapid steps in some border states. Legal challenges likely to continue as many districts await guidance.
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Washington
Deep South
Supreme Court
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Ee Sen. George
D-Ga
Iteps
Oklahoma
Kansas
Kentucky
Maryland
Delaware
Georgia
Missisippi
South Carolina
New Luxury Hotel Opens in Istanbul With Views of Two Continents
A seven million dollar eleven story Hilton luxury hotel opens officially in Istanbul on June 10. Located on a promontory above the Bosporus, the hotel will have 300 rooms with American tourists expected to fill half this summer. Patrons can sit on Marmara Roof Bar stools and view parts of Europe and Asia.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Bosporouy
Marmara
Europe
Asia
Kansas City Seeks New City Superintendent
The Kansas City Board of Education seeks a successor to Dr. Mark W. Bills after failing to renew his contract. Bills will stay until June 30. The six member board split evenly on renewal, requiring a majority vote to approve a new contract.
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Kansas City
Grains Inch Forward On Chicago Board Trades
Grain futures showed modest gains in parts of the Board of Trade with a broad tag of fair values. Wheat eased early but recovered to finish weak. July at 1.9858-44. Corn and oats held near unchanged to slightly higher. rye slipped late. Soybeans declined modestly. open interest and weekly futures totals noted.
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New York
Lindh Produce Co
Admiral
Motors
Garden City
Atchison
Avco Mig
Beech Air
Boeing Air
C. Christopher & Co
City Wheat Co Ed
Dayton
Dow Chem
du Pont
Chicago Corn Eagle P
My Erie RR
Gen. Motors
Chicago
McKess. & RB
Mont
NY Central
Ohio
Penney, JC
Phill
WASW
Hutchinson
Ita
Omaha
Enid
Salina
Worth
Radio Cp
Reyn
St Jos
Sears Rock
Sinclair
Stoke van
US Steel
Board of Trade
Eden Faces Britain Rail Strike Crisis
Britain enters a fourth day of a nationwide railway strike as Prime Minister Eden's government invokes state of emergency powers. Dock workers also strike, threatening export output while rail crews demand a 1.12 dollar weekly pay rise from a base of 27.30. Seaports report about 120 ships idle across six ports.
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London
Britain
Eden
Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen
Udall Relief Fund Gathers for Tornado Survivors
The Udall relief effort reports about 90000 raised from private sources and Canada to Austria, with the Red Cross pledging around a million dollars for the Udall Blackwell region. KAKE TV raised 25389, and motorists donated 6600 at the wreck site. Public housing opens in Wichita for Udall families, with Salvation Army leading private aid. Memorial Day volunteers exceed 2000 clearing debris as officials seek money for homes and a grocery store.
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Udall
Kas
Red Cross
Canada
Austria
The
Udall Land Blackwell
Okla
Washington
Small Business Administration
Kake-Tv
Wichita
Salvation Army
Ship Survivors Coming Home From Tokyo Missionary Couple
An American missionary couple Mr. and Mrs. Willis Adams who were saved in the May 11 sinking of the ferryboat Shiun plan to leave for the United States this weekend. Adams is from Pleasanton Kansas and his wife from Junichion City Wisconsin. Before departing they expect a visit with two Japanese high school girls Chidori Minami and Fuki Yamamoto who credit the Adams with saving them from drowning in the disaster that claimed at least 159 lives. The Japanese National Railways plans to fund the Tokyo trip for the two students who lost 28 classmates in the sinking.
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Tokyo
Willis Adams
United States
Adams
Pleasanton
Kas
Junichion City
Wis
Junction City
Japanese National Railways
Chidori Minami
Fuki Yamamoto
Kochi
New Floor Care Gauges Wax Replacement Theme
Powdered marketing pitch describes Glaxo a floor coating for linoleum or asphalt tile with a water clear finish that dries in one hour and lasts for months. It promises high luster non slip wear and savings over wax while keeping floors shiny. Contact Fankhauser's at 109 Grant phone 762.
US Civilians Lose Low-Cost Benefits in Germany
FRANKFURT Germany The U S Army removed cheap housing cigarettes gasoline and other logistic support from hundreds of American civilians in West Germany after sovereignty was returned last month Americans employed by the Army and those living in Berlin still under three power Allied occupation were not affected Prices in German establishments are generally higher Americans living in Germany are now subject to German laws and income taxes
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Frankfurt
Germany
U. S
West
Berlin
Maine Woman Riding Horse Across the Nation
Annie Wilkins a 63 year old Maine farmwoman rides a horse across the nation leaving Raytown bound for Topeka Kansas to continue her journey by saddle across the country
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Maine
Kansas City
Mel
Annie Wilkins
Raytown
Topeka
Kas
Arkansas Man Found Dead in a Freight Car
Crawford County coroner said W G Rinehart that Dewey Gustafson Kelsey of Barber Arkansas was found dead in a freight car in Pittsburg Kansas yesterday. He died Sunday from a heart attack according to authorities.
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Arkansas
Pittsburg
Kas
Dewey Gustafson Kelsey
Barber
Ark
Crawford County
W. G. Rinehart
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Garden
Army
Selective Service
Rom Garden City
Norert Lee Gerber
Oswald Heinrich
Arry Duane
Swartley
Victor Lyfin
Shotten
Bob“ Austin
Pat
Garnand
Poe Data
Fie
P Cityrat
Fulton
Donald J. Hofbauer
U.S. Navy
Wasp
James F. Hofbauer
North Second Street
Wichita Livestock
Wichita R
Kansas City Livestock
Shorts
Lehmiasy
Jewell Blackett
Violet
Gardner
Lincoln
Finney County
Alma Johnson
Pendennis
Udall Relief Fund Building
Sioux City
Roslind Russell
Joshua Logan
Earl Rowe
Fankhauser
Holcomb Consolidated School
Freud
Pricaz
Vibera
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