Blood drive urged as state stocks run low in Wichita message
Mrs Thrash er said word from Wichita warned blood banks in Kansas are dangerously low and urged local residents to donate. At least 250 people are needed to meet a 150 unit Garden City quota. The local mammal census lists Mickey and Donald Penny tracking destructive prairie mammals with Kansas State College geologist H T Gier. Pfc Joseph Burgardt, Holcomb, is in Germany with the 6th Infantry Regiment, after completing basic training at Fort Ord.
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R. Thrasher
Thrasher
Wichita
Garden City
Mickey
Donald Penny
H. T. Gier
Kansas State College
Gier
Joseph J. Burgardt
John Burgardt
Holcomb
6Th Infantry Regiment
Germany
Burgardt
Fort Ord
Calif
Holcomb High School
Hospital Admittances and County Briefs in Garden City
Hospital admittances list names and addresses including Mrs Jim Pruitt Deerfield and Kathleen Donecker Dighton. Discharges include Mrs Clyde Bulkley Jr and Theodore Drees. Birth announced at St Catherine for Walter Jones Gardendale. County briefs cover deeds licenses and court actions, plus multiple building permits for dwellings and structures in Garden City.
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Jim Pruitt
Deerfield
Walter Hull
Scott City
W. d. Schiffelbein
John W. Seevers, Jr
Kathleen Donecker
Dighton
Henry Lee Hale
Satanta
Nancy Driggers
North Third
Clyde Bulkley, Jr
Wes
Wae Tfanet L. Peitz
North
Theodore Drees
Donald Jolley, Jr
York
Dickie Humphries
Safford
Kay
Rintoul
Raymond C. Stinemetz
Ida
Terry L. Stecklein
Pendennis
St. Catherine
Walter Jones
Gardendale
George W. Burgin
Herbert L. Dougherty
Christie
Emmett and Dickerson
Emmert
Dickerson
Dominic D. Conrardy
Marienthal
Mildred Deloras Hirsh
Garden City
Mae A. Smith
Ben R. Smith
Ethel Mary Lewis
Alonzo Lewis Lewis
Jesse R. Avila
Rafaela J. Avila
Summer Time Is Job Time in Garden City teens
Garden City teenagers plan summer work and vacations with varied jobs across local shops. Rose Ann Dater works at Renick's Drug Store while Deanne Harms helps at Dillon's bakery counter. Others hold posts at Southwest Carpet and Tile, Masonry Products, Gardiner's Dairy Bar, and Delmar Sundries as they earn money for trips, clothes, and future education.
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Garden City
Rose Ann Dater
Renick
New Orleans
Louisiana
Deanne Harms
Dillon’s
Istes Park
Bob Brungardt
Southwest Carpet and Tile
Betty Mai
Gardiner’s
Judy Howland
Downing’s
Bill Gruver
Dillon's
Harvey Hanneman
Delmar Sundries
Hungarian Reds Deny New Arrest of Cardinal Mindszenty
Vienna dispatch reports Hungarian legation rejects claims Cardinal Mindszenty has been rearrested after recent press stories. The denial underscores ongoing tension over the church leader's status amid postwar Soviet influence in Hungary.
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Vienna
Austria
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Russians oppose U S finger printing plan in Xi talks
In Moscow Khrushchev told Isaac Stern that no Soviet citizens will go to the United States if fingerprinted. Bulganin and Molotov backed the protest declaring never. Washington has allowed some delegations entry but large cultural groups may face hurdles as Moisseyev dancers await word. Stern, a 35 year old violinist, spoke in the Khrushchev interview.
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Moscow
Nikita S
Khrushchevy
Isaac Stern
United States
Congress
Nikolai Bulganin
Communist Party
Bulganin
V. M. Molotov
U. S
Washington
Moisseyev
New York
State Department
Stern
Soviet Union
Shrushchev
Speaker slams low morals at Southern Baptist session
Clifton J. Allen, editorial secretary of the Baptist Suney School Board, told the closing SBC session that corruption has enveloped a large segment of American life. He urged a crusade for Christian morality, lamented the prevailing tone, and called for a return to New Testament teachings as delegates prepared to wind up the four day meet. Louisville was chosen as the 1959 convention city, with Chicago and Houston slated for future gatherings.
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Kansas City
Clifton J. Allen
Nashville, Tenn
Southern Baptist Convention
Allen
Baptist Suney School Board
SBC
Louisville
Chicago
Houston
Tex
H. H. Hobbs
Oklahoma City
Carl E. Bates
Amarillo
Connecticut Town Is Hit by Storms Again
Winsted Connecticut was struck by a violent wind thunder and rain last night. The storm follows a devastating flood on August 19 1955 that carved 12 foot deep main street and caused extensive damage. Seven people died in the prior flood and losses were estimated at 28 million dollars.
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Winsted
Conn
Connecticut
Main Street
Still River
Gal Needs More Than Just Beauty
New York plans a television program titled The Most Beautiful Girl in the World with a top prize of 250000. Revlon sponsor George Abrams says network and time to be chosen next week. Contestants judged by talent and beauty with final annual competition offering 250000. Revlon currently sponsors two CBS shows The $64,000 Question and The $64,000 Challenge.
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New York
George Abrams
Revlon Products Corp
Revlon
Tito Receives Warm Soviet Welcome in Moscow
Tito arrived in Moscow amid a thaw with the Soviet leadership. He voiced belief that communist nations will not split again, praised Leninist collective leadership, and met new foreign minister Dmitri Shepilov who succeeds Molotov. Bulganin Khrushchev led the welcoming party on the platform as Belgrade’s past reconciliation was noted.
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Moscow
Tito
Yugoslavia
Kremlin
Lenin
Kievsky Station
Dmitri Shepilov
Shepilov
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Nikolai Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita 5
Khrushchev
Bulganin
Belgrade
Pravda
Cominform
Stalin
National Labor Leader Dies at a Hospital
Matthew Woll, 76, AFL-CIO vice president and veteran labor leader, died last night in New York Hospital. Woll served over five decades in unions, was a leader in the old AFL, and after the AFL CIO merger became a vice president and executive committee member of the merged federation.
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New York
Matthew Woll
Afl-Cio
New York Hospital
Woll
AFL
CIO
Oil Allowable Still the Same in Kansas
Kansas keeps crude oil production allowance at 385 000 barrels daily for June, unchanged from May, per State Conservation officials. Cities Service Oil Co. plans to restore purchases in Kansas to 100 percent of allowed production starting June 1, despite an all-state overstock concern and refinery strike impact.
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Wichita
Kansas
Kansas Corporation Commission
Topeka
John Roberts
National Cooperative Refinery Assn
Imperial Oil of Kansas
Roberts
Commission
Cities Service Oil Co
Cities Service
Chicago
Kansas State researchers predict price rise for hogs eggs
Kansas State College agricultural economists forecast higher prices for slaughter hogs and top grade eggs in June with slight rises for corn and grain sorghums and lower grade eggs. Wheat supplies tight but prices likely ease to the lower support level as June advances. Cattle prices may inch upward toward last year’s levels. hog prices peak late June or early July then ease. Lamb prices expected to decline after a May Kansas City peak.
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Manhattan
Kas
Kansas State College
Kansas
Kansas City
Medics Expected To Volunteer for Service
Washington reports the Defense Department expects about 2000 young doctors to volunteer for military service between now and September.
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Washington
Defense Department
85 New Wells Started in State
The Associated Press reports 85 new oil and gas wells started in Kansas this week with 102 completions. Potentials total 4,761 barrels daily for oil and 3,322,000 cubic feet daily for gas from tested wells. Industry tallies show 47 oil wells completed at 7,634 barrels daily and 5 gas wells open-flow at 75,557,000 cubic feet daily, plus 46 dry holes, 3 salt water disposal wells, and one old well worked over.
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Associated Press
Kansas
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