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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1956

Page

14

Capitol Portrait Honors Rep. Clifford Hope on Retirement

A portrait of Rep. Clifford Ragsdale Hope was unveiled in the House agriculture committee chamber in Washington. Kansas friends funded the painting by Ma bel Pugh, with Downie presenting tributes from 70 friends. Hope said he will return home to Garden City with Mrs. Hope, amid praise from colleagues including Harold D. Cooley and Ezra Taft Benson.

Frank Kelley Washington Capitol Hill Clifford Ragsdale Hope House Committee On Agriculture Hope Ezra Taft Benson Joseph W. Martin, Jr John W. McCormack Kansas Congress Downie Garden City R. ‘N. Downie Harold D. Cooley DNC Cooley Clifford Hope August Andresen Andresen Minnesota Agriculture Committee

County Officials Probe Missed County Expenditure Reports

County officials will investigate missing published reports of expenditures for six of 17 months during Clerk Vincent Beckett’s tenure. The Telegram reported the omissions dated January July September October 1955 and February 1956. The board,Attorney General and audit firm will review why summaries were not published as required by state law.

Vincent Beckett Arthur Stone Beckett Marvin Smith The Telegram Stone Smith John Frazier Ray H. Calihan, Jr Calihan Robert Wixson County Books Wixson Board of County Commissioners

Dust Surges Across Kansas While Rain Falls Sparse

Weather summary notes dustier conditions than rain citywide with a sultry high of 98 and a cool off to 63. Rain amounts varied with Osawatomie 1.96 inches and Dodge City near zero while storms produced tornado clouds in the Larned Great Bend area and no reported damage.

CAA Garden City Dodge City Larned- Great Bend Osawatomie Garnett Tonganoxie Olathe Walnut la Cygne Valley Falls Stillwell Paola Osage City Lyndon Bonner Springs Burdett Columbus Trading Post Gar.field Ottawa Barnard and Lawrence Quenemo Neosho Rapids Waverly Lebo Iola Fort Scott Moren Lecompton Larned Pittsburg Ellinwood Burlington Emporia Ness City Great Bend Wamego Reading Topeka Salina and Russell Concordia Goodland Hill City

Woman Driver Fined After Fatal Topeka Street Accident

TOPEKA Mrs Myra Moore Hardy 77 of Ottawa was fined 25 in Police Court for failure to yield to a pedestrian. She drove the car in an incident where year old John Dyal of Topeka was killed as he crossed a street.

Topeka Myra Moore Hardy Ottawa John Dyal

Fourth of July program grows with parade and events

The annual Fourth of July celebration in the city expands with a parade led by Police Chief Mitchel Geisler, a Coke party for Miss Southwest Kansas contestants, and a Kids Fun Fest by the Optimist Club. Entries for the Miss contest close July 2. events run around the pool, park, and fairgrounds with various activities and fireworks planned.

Chamber of Commerce Mitchel Geisler Geisler National ‘Guard Porade Southwest Kansas Main Hackberry Streets Main Street Lorraine McCarty McCarty Civic Center Mrs. McCarty Betty Deaver Ann Waddell l Esther Murdock W. E. Sage

Land Sells for 126 An Acre In Western Kansas Auction

A two day Armstrong estate auction concludes with a 640 acre tract north of Charleston selling for 126 per acre to Steven J. Irsik, Gray County farmer, for about 90000. The property includes two irrigation wells and improvements. An additional 306 acres of unimproved farm land 14 miles south of Garden City will be offered Saturday starting at 2 p.m. on US-83 as part of the Mattie Gerdes estate.

Kansas Charleston Steven J. Irsik Gray County Armstrong Irsik Garden City Mattie Gerdes

Young Farmer Killed In Tractor Car Collision

Dany Lee Grafe a 19 year old farmer was killed when his tractor overturned in a ditch at an intersection three miles south of Lansing. Grover Gene Meyer 68 Basehor the automobile driver was uninjured.

Lansing Dany Lee Grafe Here Grafe Grover Gene Meyer Basehor

Kinsey joke headlines a Dodge City game night

The Kinsey line jokes set the tone as Jaycee Braya faces Dodge City in a 8:15 p.m. game. Admission details and ad numbers 176-11 accompany the notice for tonight's event.

Kinsey Report Jaycee Braya Dodge City

Six year old girl cheerfully after brain operation in Chicago

Doctors at Wesley Memorial Hospital described removing the right half of a six year old girl's brain to treat sleeping sickness related convulsions and behavior. Post op reports show no more seizures and improved senses, with a new cooperative personality and gradual recovery.

Chicago Wesley Memorial Hospital Wesley Hospital

New Pact With Western Union

The Western Union Telegraph Co. and two labor unions agreed on a two year contract with a 13 cents per hour across the board pay raise for all employees plus 5 cents more from January 1 to adjust job inquiries and improve allowances for messengers and other personnel.

Washington Western Union Telegraph Co R. A. Morgan

One Killed Three Hurt On Rain Slick Highway

A three vehicle crash on rain slicked U S 69 three miles south of Fort Scott killed 20 year old Delores M Utermoehlen of Arma Kansas and injured three others. The accident occurred on the slick highway conditions today.

Fort Scott U. S. 69 Here Delores M, Utermoehlen Arma, Kas

August Army Draft Call Matches July Total

The Army issued a draft call for 13,000 men in August, the same total as July. The announcement confirms July and August enlistment levels are identical with no change in manpower requests.

Washington

Zimmerman Couple Sues Over Tombstone Privacy Invasion

Anna Marie and Gabriel Zimmerman file a 10 000 suit in district court alleging privacy violation and embarrassment after their names were engraved on a tombstone and placed on display by Memorial Art Co of Hays. Plaintiffs say the stone appeared May 10 1953 and remained until last month amid protests. Defendants Brown and Peterson had no comment.

Hays. Kasi Hays Tere Anna Marie Gabriel Zimmerman W. E. Peterson Salina W. L. Brown The Memorial Art Co Zimmer- Mans Zimmerman Tombstone Brown Peterson

Garden City Delegates Shine at Boys State Election

Garden City juniors Witt Baker Tolbert Logan and Dillon participate in the Sunflower Boys State at Wichita West High School. Witt wins secretary of state on the Federalist ticket and joins the official color guard and precinct committeeman roles. Baker becomes a supreme court justice nominee. Naylor of Kansas City wins governor. Kansas Gov Hall praises training value for future government service.

Aeeweewan Wichita West High School Witt W. G. Wilt Garden City Bryce Baker Supreme Court Baker Cecil Baker Wits Kenneth Tolbert Robert Logan Richard Dillon Frank Naylor Kansas ‘City Naylor John Brown Lawrence American Legion Hall Lands Kansas Fred Hall General Assembly Hall Chris Schwier Wichita Bob Hall Pittsburg

Hope portrait honors long serving congressman Clifford Hope

The ceremony at the Agriculture Department included remarks by Secretary Benson and others as Rep. Clifford Hope heads toward retirement after 30 years in Congress. Senators Carlson and McCormack praised his decency and leadership while Andre sen joked about the portrait gift to a man still surrounded by friends.

Andregen Hope Congress Andresen Senator Carlson Martin R Mass

Field Day at Garden City Station Appeals to Area Farmers

The 40th annual spring field day at Garden City experiment station will be held Monday with wheat focus. Up to 250 farmers and several state specialists are expected. The program divides between station grounds and Holcomb irrigation plots, morning dryland topics and afternoon irrigation studies led by station staff Alvin Lowe Roy Herring and Don Grimes.

thesGarden City Experiment Station Erhart Texpert Holcomb Alvin Lowe Roy Herring Don Grimes Grimes George Herron Station Soil Laboratory

Bowlers Elect New Officers for Garden City Club

Roy Kirchoff is elected president of the Garden City Men's Bowling Association succeeding Ernest Nelson. Other officers include Bob Rickman as vice president Harold Collier secretary treasurer and Gene Austin and Bob Scott as executive directors. Retiring officers are Charles Peebles George Hayden Alvin Komlofske and John Boxler. Season-end payoffs and bowling awards were presented at the annual meeting in Legion hall.

Roy Kirchoff Garden City Men's Bowling Association Ernest Nelson Legion Hall Bob Rickman Harold Collier Gene Austin Bob Scott Charles Peebles George Hayden Alvin Komlofske John Boxler

Major House Battle Looms Over Foreign Aid Cuts

President Eisenhower urged Congress to support his foreign aid request as House Democratic leaders divided. Speaker Rayburn floated restoring 600 million while Chairman Richards stood by a 1.109 billion cut, signaling a major partisan fight over a 4.9 billion package to bolster free world nations against communism.

Washington Hisenhower Congress House Democratic House Rayburn Texas Richards D-Sc House Foreign Affairs Committee Ments Eisenhower Hause Rep Vorys Ohio Marlin Massachussetts Martin State Dulles Adm Arthur W. Radford Joint Q Chiefs of Staff

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