Garden City short notes and public notices
Disjointed street list shows residents and addresses followed by hospital discharges and police brief items. Individuals named include Terry Lee Davis Melvin Dale Murphy Dighton Glen Brownlee Deerfield Elly Meyers McDonald Courts Mrs Otto Leiker Deerfield Mrs Ray Carlisle 511 Eugene Jose Sonora 706 East Fulton Cynthia Hopper 1311 Hattie Mary Susan Anderson 411 Davis and Theodore Burkart Friend Mrs James Armstrong 1806 West Kansas. Police fines for Maurice Lee Smith and Mrs James Seymour. Bond forfeiture for Donald Eugene Buell. Fender skirt lost or stolen reported by Tom O Meschke. Deeds transfer Terrance Byrne and Barney A Smith to Lettie Be Douglass Ralph Coen.
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Terry Lee Davis
East Cedar
Melvin Dale
Murphy
Dighton
Glen Brownlee
Deerfield
Elly Meyers
McDonald Courts
Otto Leiker
Ray Carlisle
Eugene
Jose Sonora
East Fulton
Cynthia’ Hopper
Hattie
Mary Susan Anderson
Davis
John Seevers
Scott City
Theodore Burkart
James Armstrong
West Kansas
Kansas City Livestock Prices and Markets Report
Cattle 5,500 head with calves 300, slaughter demand. steers and heifers steady to strong, stockers light. Feeder prices include high good to choice fed steers 19.00 to 21.50, choice and low prime 1085 lb 22.25, heifers 20.00 to 21.00, other grades 14.00 to 19.50. Cows 11.00 to 12.50, cutters 9.50 to 11.00, bulls 14.00 down. Hogs 2,500 head, mix of prices up 15 to 35 higher. barrows and gilts 17.00 to 17.50, stockers 12.00 to 13.75. Sheep 3,000 head, very slow slaughter. lambs 24.00 to 26.00, cull 15.00 to 19.00.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
U. S
Wichita
Wheat Hedges Steady Amid Mixed Global Grain Trading
Wheat and rye held steady while other grains moved on the Chicago Board of Trade with futures showing mixed signals. July wheat at 2.06 1/4, corn near 1% lower to 1% higher, soybeans down to 2 cents higher, and open interest around 60.441 million bushels. cattle and hog markets in Wichita saw steady slaughter classes, hogs up to 25 higher, lambs around 50 lower, and meat prices varying by grade.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Kansas City Grain Prices Report
Kansas City grain and feed prices listed by commodity and grade for wheat corn oats millet kafir rye barley soybeans and bran with bid offers and price ranges across number of car units including No 2 hard No 3 white No 2 red and mixed categories for wheat corn and soybeans and ancillary items like bran and shorts.
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Kansas City
Iowa Senator Is Renominated in Des Moines Primary
U S Senator B B Hickenlooper 59 seeking a third term won easy renomination as a Republican. He defeated Attorney General Dayton Countryman 38, while Democrat R M Spike Evans 65 captured the nomination against Lumund F Wilcox 44. Governor Leo Hoegh was unopposed for a second term.
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Des Moines
Iowa
U.S
B. B. Hickenlooper
Hickenlooper
Atty
Dayton Countryman
New National Farmers Organization
Countryman
R. M
Spike) Evans
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Federal
Herschel C. Loveless
Lawrence E. Plummer
Leo Hoegh
Boy Keeps Both Dogs After Family Dithers
NEWPORT Kentucky nine year old Andy Bailey faced eviction of his dogs Wimpy and Laddie when Wimpy returned with a replacement Laddie. After a deadline for choosing one dog Ralph Bailey relented and said they would try to keep both dogs.
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Newport
Andy Bailey
Wimpy
Laddie
Andy
Ralph Bailey
Large Crew Gains Control of Forest Fire
Topeka Kansas State College and Edmonton Alberta report a growing number of conscript objectors assigned to civilian service are stepping toward ROTC enrollment as 80 fires burn in northwestern Alberta forests with only seven still out of control. James McCain, K State President, notes the trend.
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Topeka
Kansas State
Col- Edmont
Alta
Alberta
John Anderson
James McCain
Copeland Enock Schmidt 70 Dies at Montezuma Home
Copeland Enoch H Schmidt a 70 year old retired farmer died yesterday at his Bethel home in Montezuma He had lived in northern Haskell county since 1919 Born at Halstead on August 9 1885 He married Rhonda Jantz in 1911 Survived by his widow one son Wallace of Copeland four sisters and five grandchildren Funeral services are set for 2 p m Friday at the Church of God in Christ Mennonite Salem with burial in Salem cemetery.
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Copeland
Enoch H. Schmidt
Bethel
Montezuma
Schmidt
Haskell County
Kansan
Halstead
Rhonda Jantz
Wallace
Lena Koehn
Susie Dirks
Minnie Schmidt
Henry Unruh
Tempa
Church of God In Christ Mennonite
Salem
Burjial
Infant Terry Davis Dies at 15 Months in Cedar City
Terry Lee Davis infant son of Dale and Mrs. Davis 608 Cedar died last night in St Catherine hospital after several months illness. Born March 6 1955 in Cedar City funeral rites pending with Phillips Funeral home in charge. The obituary lists surviving parents two brothers Blaine and Lloyd Allen and both sets of grandparents all of Garden City.
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Terry Lee Davis
Dale Davis
Cedar
St. Catherine Hospital
Terry Lee
Blaine
Lloyd Allen
B. E. Davis
P. L. Holderness
Garden City
Phillips Funeral Home
Tito and Soviet Leaders Open Formal Debates
In Moscow Tito opened formal negotiations with Soviet leaders to complete the reconciliation of his communism with the Kremlin’s post Stalin line. Yugoslav officials expect Tito to press for full independence of action and continued Western ties, while diplomats foresee a possible erase of the rift between Tito and the Soviet leadership.
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Moscow
Tito
Soviet Union
Kremlin
West
Stalin
Soviet Bloc
Lane County junior named mayor at Sunflower Boys State
Don Lehmalzried, a Lane County Community high school junior from Dighton, was named mayor during the 20th annual Sunflower Boys State now in session at Wichita West high school. About 25 thousand bushels of grain were fumigated at the airbase under city inspector R. L. Beth el during the operation following a prior “big stink” fumigation. Frank Dixon Eichhorn of Garden City earned an M D degree at the University of Kansas commencement in Lawrence. 120 graduates received M D degrees. Seven Garden City Boy Scouts will stay three days at Lowry Air Force Base in Denver with Louis Rodwell accompanying. Chamber brochures promoting Garden City are nearly sold out, with 10,000 distributed and another 10,000 to be printed.
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Don Lehmalzried
Lane County Community High School
Dighton
Wichita West High School
E. L. Rickel
R. L. Bethel
Frank Dixon Eichhorn
Garden City
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Lowry Air Force Base
Denver
Colo
Ronald Snyder
Bill Harper
Morris Coen
Jimmy Ford
Bob Husband
Chuck Brown
Cedric Fortune
Air Force
Louis Rodwell
Chamber of Commerce
Bob Shelton
Military Planes To Be Shown at National Show
Oklahoma City hosts the 1956 National Air Show over Labor Day weekend featuring 332 aircraft from the Air Force Navy and Army. Col Homer C Hanson announced at a Tinker AFB planning session that the Air Force will display 189 planes, the Navy and Marines 100, and the Army 43.
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Oklahoma City
Air Force
Army
Navy
Department of Defense
Homer C. Hanson
Tinker Air Force Base
Marines
Winds and Floods Wreak Havoc in Eastern India
Cyclonic winds and floods have destroyed more than 30 000 homes and damaged thousands of acres in eastern India. Reports say about half a million people are affected with over 20 000 homeless in Midnapore district West Bengal. About 20 000 residents of Agartala on the Assam border are marooned by Haora River floods.
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Calcutta
India
Midnapore
West Bengal
Agartala
Assam
Haora
Belafonte to Undergo Throat Surgery to Restore Voice
Singer Belafonte will have throat surgery today to correct an acute infection and remove a vocal cord nodule. Dr Leon Arnold reports the operation will require complete vocal rest for three to four weeks, aiming for a full return to professional activities soon.
Former Senator in Missouri To Be Judge Nomination
President Eisenhower nominated Dr. Jasper Smith, a 47 year old former Missouri state senator and current Springfield lawyer, to be U S district judge for western Missouri. Smith served in the Missouri Senate from 1942 to 1954 and would replace Judge Charles E. Whitaker, now elevated to the Eighth Circuit, subject to Senate confirmation.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Jasper Smith
Missouri
U.S
Smith
Springfield
Missouri Senate
Senate
Charles ‘E. Whittaker
8Th
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Donald Eugene Buell
Main
Tom O. Meschke
Lyle
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Terrance Byrne
Bridget Byrne
Lettie BE
Douglass
Pierceville
Barney A. Smith
Ralph Coen
Boyd
Lindh Produce Co
B. C. Christopher & Co
Jan Wae
Hutchinson
Omaha
Enid
Salina
Worth
New York
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Tel&Tel
Ye Chrysler
du Pont
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Gen Elec
Gen Motors
UN Gulf Oil
Dig
Va Mont Ward
NY Central
Chio
Olin
Peach
Penney
Phill Peti
Proct & G
RCA Remus
Reyn Met
US Steel
Westy el
Woolworth
Wichita Livestock
H. D. Burson
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Kansas
Hays
Helen Harp
New
Mahala McKinnis
Lyons
Ilda Walden
Concordia
California
San Francisco
Adlai Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Los Angeles County
Stevenson
Kefauver
Registrar of Voters
Thomas A. Toomey
Sacramento
Fresno
Oakland
Jack Blue
Los Angeles
Illinois
Sen
Burson
Church of the Nazarene
Paul M. Qualls
Qualls
Garden City Church
Quint's
Safety Service
DIAL
Fairmont
Prof
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