Prisoner Walks Off From Cemetery Work Detail
Police seek a city prisoner who fled from a cemetery work detail yesterday afternoon at about 4 15. David Cleo Jackson, serving time for drunkenness, vanished into the tall timber. A separate report notes a 1949 model car reported stolen from Near apartments between 5 and 6 p.m. Lanham later found the car at a East Fulton tavern at 6 30, and credited his girlfriend with keys. Also on the political scene two Democratic candidates for U S Congress toured Garden City, J Floyd Breeding of Rolla and a candidate for nomination from the 5th district, and Paul L Aylward of Ellsworth, candidate for U S Senate, arrived after stops in La Crosse Ness City Dighton and Scott City. The Old Timers Club ice cream social at the Civic Center is Friday 3 to 5 p m, with birthdays since January to be honored. A watermelon feed is planned next month. The Church of the Brethren junior and junior high groups are taking odd jobs this week to fund summer camp at Camp Pawnee July 23–28, with calls to 7391 or 4750.
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Burton Lanham
East Fulton
Lanam
U. S. Congress
Garden City
J. Floyd Breeding
Rolla
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Congress
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Ellsworth
U. S. Senate
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la Crosse
Ness City
Dighton
Scott City
Old Timers Club
Civic Center
Herman Beringer
Church of the Brethren
A. L. Patrick
Camp Pawnee
Need Sponsorship for Refugees to Move to US
Topeka reports an immediate need for individuals or organizations to sponsor refugees. Rev. Arion Bright, Hutchinson, chairman of the Governor's Committee on Refugee Relief, said thousands await sponsors to come to the United States.
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Topeka
Arion Bright, Hutchinson
Governor’s Committee On
Moonshine Busts in South Carolina May Seizures
South Carolina agents report May Operation netted 63 arrests and 126 recovered stills. Authorities seized 20 trucks and cars two boats one wagon one horse and a mule in ongoing crackdown on illegal moonshining.
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Columbia
S.C
South Carolina
Wuer
Eisenhower reexamines Tito ties amid Moscow shift
President Eisenhower urged reappraisal of continue foreign aid in light of Tito's new friendliness with Moscow while pushing the administration's 4.9 billion dollar aid plan. He avoided taking sides in Republican primaries and outlined campaign plans focusing on media outreach.
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Washington
United States
Memory Holds Invasion Story Omaha Beach Remembrance
On the twelfth anniversary of D-Day in Normandy, visitors and locals remember the Omaha Beach landing. French peasants and tourists walk the sands to graves and memorials as taps echo at cemeteries honoring Allied forces.
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Omaha Beach
France
Omaha
Utah
Normandy
Air Force Couple Wins Big On Holmes Quiz Show
Air Force captain Thomas O'Rourke and his wife from Fairborn Ohio won 32000 each on CBS TV The $84,000 Question by answering separate seven part Sherlock Holmes character questions They could double their winnings next Tuesday by returning as a team for a total of 128000
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New York
Cbs-Tv
Thomas , O'Rourke
Fairborn
Ohio
A. Conan Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
Little Prospect of Tax Cut Being Passed at This Session
Washington lawmakers foresee little chance of approving a tax cut in the remaining days of the current session. House Ways and Means members doubt a two billion dollar or larger cut next year, stressing reductions tied to spending, surpluses, or a downturn.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Committee For Economic Development
Market Roundup Garden City Grain Local Market Change
Heat and price quotes from Kansas City Chicago futures for wheat corn soybeans oats and eggs. Livestock receipts in Cattle calves hogs and sheep listed with activity notes and price ranges across Kansas City market areas.
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Garden City
Ator
B. C. Christopher & Co
Kansas City
Chicago
Italy
Hutchinson
Wichita
Omaha
Enid
Salina
Ft. Worth
Obituary notices from Garnand chapel and local deaths
Multiple obituaries note Mrs Daisy Pea Eighth died after six months as a patient, with funeral at Garnand chapel officiated by Rev Franklyn Edwards. Husband C M Ball and children, grandchildren, great grandchildren, and siblings listed. Also reports death of Young, 74, long-time Sublette resident, and infant Terry Lee Davis, son of Dale and, Phillips Chapel. Burial planned in Valley View cemetery.
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Willish
Japan
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Pusan
H. C. Gillan
Walter Palmer
Garden City
Ernie Battin
Ulysses
Kate Edwards
Lena Waggoner
Des Moines
M. F. Milton
Mabel Witter
Storm Lake
Valley View Cemetery
Susa — Benamin LL. Young
Haskell
County
Sublette
Mr. Young
Floyd
Ensign, Johnson
Manter
Tee Yie
Terry Lee Davis
Dale Davis
Phillips’ Chapel
James Otis Pearce
St. Catherine
Wheat Prices Fall in Erratic Market on Trade Board
Wheat slipped in an uneven session on the grain markets with July futures closing fractionally lower amid profit taking and hedging. Observers cited Southwest harvest resumption easing bread grain demand, while Kansas City reports show varied quotes for No 2 hard, No 2 red, and other cereals alongside oats and rye. Cattle, hogs, and lamb markets in Wichita reflect steady to mixed week‑to‑date changes with price ranges listed for multiple classes and weights.
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Board of Trade
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Kansas City i
Wichita Livestock
Wichita
USDA
U. S
Wichita Sailor’s Parents Die Just Hours Apart
Red Cross seeks emergency leave for sailor Charles Hessemann aboard the U S Bashaw after his parents Lucille Hessemann and Charles Hessemann died within hours of each other in Wichita. The couple, who moved from Winfield eight years ago, were laid to rest locally. funeral arrangements remain incomplete.
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Hong Kong
Red Cross
Lucille Heasemann
Charles Hessemann
Navy Department
Charles Lawrence Hessemann
U. S
Bashaw
Winfield
Discharge and birth notes and primary results
Hospital discharges include Mrs. Anthony and Mrs. Raymond Hands with addresses listed. births report a girl at St Catherine to Mr and Mrs Arthur Cruz and another to Mr and Mrs Herman J Pruitt. Building permits show a new dwelling by Lee Construction Co. Primary results describe Stevenson winning California, with Kefauver and Eisenhower securing scattered delegates. Stevenson leads overall with pledged total of 259.5 to 186. Eisenhower has secured renomination already.
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William H. Bowen
Laurel
Arther Cruz
Philip ‘Smith
Wits
Dean Heinitz
Rex’ Alan Heinitz
Michael Jay Hamm
Guy D. Palmer
Anthony. Herman
Marienshal
Colleen Bates
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St. Catherine
Arthur Cruz
Garden City
Herman J.pruitt
Deerfield
California
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Kefauver
Eisenhower
Een
Defense Against Missile Still Theoretical Says General Partridge
Air Gen Earle C Partridge head of Continental and Air Defense Commands told a Senate subcommittee in late April and early May that American scientists have devised a principle for a weapon to defend the United States against Soviet Inter continental missiles but no hardware exists yet and the system is not operational. The testimony was released in censored form noting U S personal income at about 314 billion dollars annually in early 1956.
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Washington
Earle. C. Partridge
United States
Senate Armed Services
Runway Extension Planned for Jets in St Joseph
Mayor Stanley I. Dale announced ratification by the Air National Guard to extend Rosecrans Field for jet use. The project, cost estimated at 750000 to 1000000 dollars with federal funds, requires city land and a 25 year lease plus a 25 year option to extend, pending city council confirmation.
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Stanley I. Dale
Air National Guard
Rosecrans Field
Air Guard
Counseil
St. Joseph
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