Right on way for power line cleared near airport
Two Garden City youths receive diplomas at Wentworth Military Academy 75th annual commencement. Cadet Dick Roy Woods, son of Mr and Mrs Dick Woods, and Cadet Richard Clarence GIlreath, son of Mr and Mrs C E Fisher, both graduate from the academy. Pvt. Charles D. ONeal of Atlanta completes eight week Engineer Equipment Maintenance Officers Course at Fort Belvoir, Va. The course trains engineer officers in maintenance, repairs and operation of heavy construction equipment.
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Southwestansas Power, Inc
E Airport
Garden City
Wentworth Military Academy
Dallas C. Buck
Dick Roy Woods
Dick Roods
North 3Rd
Richard Clarence Gilrease
Co. E. Faiser
Lylé
The
Academy
Charles D. O'Neal
Oscar O'Neal
Alanta
Engineer School
U.S. Army
Fort Belvoir
Deaths and Funeral for Charles E. Smith
Funeral services for Charles E. Smith 72 former Garden City resident who died Monday in Los Angeles area will be held Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at Garland chapel with Rev. Paul Davis officiating. He lived in Garden City and nearby 1886 to 1942 then moved to the West Coast. He is survived by one brother and two sisters. Burial will be in Valley View cemetery.
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Charles E. Smith
Garden City
Los Celes
Calif
Garland Chapel
Paul Davis
Smith
Eorge W. Finnup
A. Frank Smith
Themmediate Area
West Coast
S. Birne Carlton
Santa Barbara
Valley View Cemetery
Airmen may gain freedom under Chinese release formula
Washington officials cite a two part Chinese formula for early freedom of 11 imprisoned U.S. airmen. First, Geneva peace conference proposals in 1954 suggested early releases for prisoners with good records. Second, Peiping claimed four fliers were treated leniently and deported for carrying out military orders. State Department notes most Chinese students have returned to home country. Wichita livestock prices and cattle market data follow.
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Washington
U.S
Geneva
Red China
Peiping
V. K. Krishna Menon
New Delhi
United States
State Department
Department
Henry Suydam
Franklin Gowen
Suydam
China
Nannie Doss to Prison for Life
Tulsa authorities report Grandma Nannie Doss sentenced to life for poisoning five husbands. Judge Elmer Adams chose life imprisonment over the electric chair after Doss pled guilty to murdering her fifth husband Samuel Doss and earlier admitting poisoning four previous spouses. Toxicology linked all five deaths to poisoning after 1945.
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Tulsa
Okla
Nannie Doss
Samuel Doss
Elmer Adams
Doss
Quest for Valor air date marks Woodmen 65th anniversary
The Woodmen of the World life insurance society celebrates its 65th anniversary with a radio drama titled Quest for Valor. The half hour program features Harry Elders as a Korean War veteran and airs Monday night at 10 30 pm, broadcast by 87 radio stations and telecast on 43 TV stations nationwide.
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Kiul the Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society
KIUL
Quest For Valor
Harry Elders
Nixon Calls Rotary Talk Last Chance to Avert War
Vice President Nixon told Rotary International that the upcoming Big Four conference could be the world’s last chance to settle differences peacefully and avoid a catastrophic war. He warned that Soviet leaders may only feign concession, pursuing their goal of world domination while retreating to advance tactics. He urged that free nations enter talks with peace as the objective and that negotiators decide if negotiated peace is possible or if nuclear war looms for generations.
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Chicago
Nixon
Gon
Rotary International
Gmost
Hig
Eads
Stata
Russia
Roy Gurtain
Free
Kremlin
Kansas City Livestock Market Summary
The Marketplace Kansas City market reports cattle 500 head and calves 100 with slow to steady trade. Good to choice heifers 95 per cwt, cows 11.00 to 13.00, canners 9.50 to 11.00, vealers 18.00 to 21.00. Hogs 1000 head fairly active with higher prices on several classes. Sows 12.50 to 15.00, lambs and sheep mixed with spring slaughter lambs up about 50, ewes steady to steady at 3.00 to 4.00.
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Wichita Livestock
Wichita
USDA
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City U
Wheat Futures Edge Higher on Mixed Trade
Wheat prices fluctuated on the Chicago Board of Trade with modest gains despite early weakness from favorable harvest weather. Corn and oats slipped while rye rose. soybeans steadied. Buying emerged after a bullish crop report from C. M. Galvin of Francis I Dupont & Co. Open interest stood around 61.8 million bushels.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
C.M. Galvin
Francis I, Dupont & Co
Kansas City Grain Prices Report
Kansas City grain market shows wheat mostly steady to down, corn and oats mixed. Wheat No 2 hard and dark hard around 2.37 to 2.77 dollars per bushel. No 2 red corn about 4 cents lower. No 2 white soybeans around 2.44 to 2.48 dollars, bran near 35.50 to 36.00 dollars per ton.
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New York
Seouleen Lindh Produce Co
Cig le
de Am Motors
Garden City
Atchison Wheat
Aetinpemieere
Atlag Pole
Milo
Aveo
Barley. Co
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
B. C. Christopher & Co
Kansas City
Dayton
Chicago
Gulf Oil
Inradensowe
Kan P & L
Lion Oi
Ui“ Jannaman
Martin
McKess & R A
Mont Ward
Mar Deserts
NY Central
Penney, JC
Hutchinson
Wich- Proct & G
Ita
Omaha
Enid
Salina
Ft. Worth
Radio Cp
St Jos Leant
St. Reg
Sears Rock
Sinclair O
Cal
TI Ltd.Oil Ind
Stoke van" Co
Pyramid Life Insurance ad praises plan and payout
Mrs. Philip McNeal praises Pyramid Plan after receiving a 197 check for operation and hospital expenses. The ad touts liberal benefits for hospital, doctor, and surgical expenses plus home doctor calls and income protection, urging readers to request a free booklet from Pyramid Life Insurance Co. in Kansas City Kansas.
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Kas
Pyramid Life Insurance Co
Pyramid
Philip McNeal
Minnesota Avenue
Kansas City
Kansas
Missing Girl Believed Victim Of Sex Fiend
Eight year old Jeannie Singleton was found dead in a Kalamazoo area pine woods with evidence of rape and beating. An autopsy indicated she was likely killed the same day she was abducted on May 23. Police urged vigilance as a killer has claimed multiple young victims in Michigan recently.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Jeannie Singleton
Jeannie
Michigan
Glenn Hammel
Doster
Climbers Set Sights On a New Unclimbed Peak
NEW DELHI Mountaineers aim for a new highest unclimbed peak after reports that a British team conquered Mt Kanchenjunga. The 28 146 foot summit lies on the Nepal Sikkim border. Britons reportedly reached the goal on May 25 but halted short of the sacred summit.
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New Delhi
Kanchenjunga
Kancchenjunga
Himalayas
Nepal
Sikkim
Darjeeling
Garden City Hospital Admittances And Discharges
Today in Garden City Hospital admits Mrs Donald Clark Dighton and others while discharging D R Whiteman Jean Ware and several locals. Births reported at St Catherine include a 6 lb 5 oz boy to Mr and Mrs Andrew Allen and a 4 lb 2 oz girl to Mr and Mrs Max Gottsch. Police and county briefs cover bond forfeitures complaints dog bite near Firviup park land transfers and a marriage license for Donald Morgan and May Maupin.
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Donald Clark
Dighton
James Steward
Park
Odwood
Dollie Sickelbowert
Raymond Waters
North 3Rd
Dick McVey
Lakin
Andrew Allen
Jones
Max Gottsch
Imperial Route
St. Catherine
Homer Lée ‘Koehn
Charles Richard ‘Coover
Lee Wrigt
Wichita
Firviup Park
Brice B, Coy
E. Maple
Henry B
Wedon
Etux
Gerald &, Beac
A. Finello
Charles
Finlo
N& Ft
Saffor
Garden City
Finnello
Safford
Gulf and Northey Railroad Co
Donald R Morgan
May
Ellen Maupin
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