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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1956
Page
5
In Los Angeles police report a drunken truck driver and his 8 month old pet lion were detained. King the 85 pound lion sat in a parked car while John Shinners 21 tried to release the animal. Shinners booked on suspicion of drunkenness. King sent to animal shelter.
The Mississippi River moved about 80 million tons of freight during 1955, reflecting strong river commerce. Shippers and transport firms reported sustained cargo volumes across agricultural and industrial sectors along the upper and lower reaches.
Sophia R Angeles sues Constantine Angeles in Superior Court of Marion County Indiana case C-19089 for annulment. Defendant must answer by June 25 1956 or risk default. Attorney for plaintiff is Coates and Hatfield of Indianapolis with offices at 929 Indiana Building and 120 Market Street.
The Associated Press reports Des Moines defeated Lincoln 8-4 behind 16 hits, while Topeka climbed to second by winning twice from Sioux City. Pueblo swept Amarillo 7-3 and 4-3, with alternates Colorado Springs and Albuquerque splitting a doubleheader, as Topeka and Pueblo both posted wins and Topeka routed Loos 43 and 8-0.
The Minnesota Association of Arson Investigators was formed to teach small town fire departments to detect and investigate arson cases. The state fire marshal's office initiated the group.
In Pittsburgh the Bauer sisters win money and praise at the Churchill Valley event. Marlene, of Asheville North Carolina, shoots 71 on soggy greens to finish 72 holes at 293 and take first prize of 1350. Alice, of Sarasota Florida, posts 73 for a 298 total and second place tied with Fay Crocker of Montevideo Uruguay, who carded 77 after leading for three days. Malaria mention appears as unrelated filler.
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