Judge Rejects Immediate Return for Girard in Japanese Trial
A federal judge refused to order William Girard returned from Japan for an abritral trial, scheduling a hearing for next Tuesday to determine why he should not be produced here. The decision preserves a temporary halt on turning Girard over to Japanese authorities while government arguments proceed. Also noted were bids for Garden City’s new National Guard building opening next Wednesday at 2 p.m. and a rash of flower thefts in Garden City, including Mrs. John Wolfe’s roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Fm
William
Girard
Japan
U.S
University of Kansas
Sam Gish
Gardex
Gicty City
National Guardittory
Topek
Garden City
South Main
John Wolfe
N. 11Th
United States
F.C
MecGarraghy
Earl J. Carroll
New York
Carroll
Air Force
Calf Feeding Pays Profit on Area Farms
Dwight E. Denbo of the Farmers Home Administration cites farm reports showing calf feeding last year produced profits. About 500 calves of 350 to 400 pounds bought in fall 1956 yielded 1.3 pounds daily gain. losses from a March storm reduced potential gains. farmers plan earlier wheat pasture. Prices paid last fall averaged 16.40 per hundred for heifers and 17.68 for steers. Farmers with FHA credit fed 2,500 to 3,000 calves for winter programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight E. Denbo
Farmers Home Administration
Denbo
FHA
Cice
Dechant Heads Co Op Youth Camp in Liberty Maine
Joyce Dechant daughter of Mr and Mrs Manuel Dechant elected president of the Co op youth recreation camp at Liberty Me representing the Up and Atom 4 H club. Three Garden City area youths Phyllis Opitz Jerry Didley and Lloyd Powell join with 4 H leader Lyle Ashworth as about 100 youths from nine states attend the week long camp on William Jewell College campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Dechant
Manuel’ Dechant
N. Jith
Hag
Co-op
Liberty
Up and Atom
Jerry Didley
Lloyd Powell
Lyle Ashworth
William Jewell College
Liberly
23 Clowns With Circus Playing Here Wednesday
Ambassadors of fun the Kelley Miller circus comes to Garden City at Finney County fairgrounds for two shows next Wednesday afternoon and night. The 86th touring season features 23 clowns led by Bozo Borham, a 450-person crew, 65 semi trailers, and 5 000-seat big top. The program includes 46 cages of wild animals, elephants, camels, zebras, and horses, with posters already spanning the city.
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Cir‘cus
S Force
Garden City
al .G. Kelley-Miller
Bozo” Borham
Finney County
Fairgrounds
Kelley-Miller Circus
Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Bailey
United States
Kelley-Miller
Arca
Tong
Tim McCoy
Bozo’ Bonham
al G. Kelly
Miller Brothers Circus
Finney County — Fairgrounds
Foot Furore at Epsom as Princess Margaret Reveals Foot
Princess Margaret was photographed easing her foot from a tight shoe at the Epsom Derby. Papers across London ran the image, with light captions noting her discomfort beside Lord Porchester while at the paddock rail.
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London
Adlai Stevenson
Princess Margaret
Epsom
Derby
Daily Worker
Staid Times
Meg
Lord Porchester
Daily Sketch
Hospital Admittances and Discharges in Garden City
Local hospital notes list Mary Ella Chappel Jarvis Brady Mrs David Perez Lois Marcotte Vincent Marcotte Mrs Norman Carr admitted. Discharges include Amanda Jones Wilber Kells Mary Garcia Edith Weaver Maurice Linden Jeanne Anderson Mrs Oscar Bird Mrs Charies Winter. A 5 pound 9 ounce boy born at 9 38 a.m. yesterday to Mr and Mrs David Perez Holcomb. An 8 pound 94 ounce boy born at 7 36 p.m. yesterday to Mr and Mrs Norman Carr Ida. County briefs cover warranty deed Norby et ux to Ernest Marquardt lot 9 block 2 N C James addition Gardens City and court notes with fines for overload failure to stop and speeding. Police briefs cite accident involving Rod Harner and Paul Taylor with Taylor charged for following too close. Bonds posted for Wesley Tauro and Paul Taylor for red light and following too closely.
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Mary Ella Chappel
E. Fair
Jarvis Brady
City
David Perez
Holcomb
Lois Marcotte
Vincent Marcotte
Norman Carr
Ida
Amanda Jones
Iain
Wilber Kells
Satanta
Mary Garcia
S. 5Th
Edith Weaver
Maurice Linden
Pendennis
Jeanne Anderson
Oscar Bird
Taylor
Charies Winter
St. Catherine
County
Oscar W. Nor
Ernest Marquardt
Block 2
N. C. James
City of Gardens
Lucian Raynald ‘Venable
Delmon Wayne Pickett
Rod Harner
Paul Taylor
N. Main
Market Grain and Livestock Figures From Kansas City
Grain futures quotes from Goffe & Carkener show July Wheat at around 2.03 to 2.11 and July Corn near 1.27 to 1.29 with various September and December postings. Chicago Soybeans and Oats also listed with July to December ranges, while Kansas City cattle and hog notes indicate steady slaughter values and strong trade activity with cattle at 18.00 to 20.50 and hogs around 3,000 head trading volumes.
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Goffe & Carkener, Inc
Kansas City
Chicago
Tate
Cian
Hutchinson
Wichita
Omaha
Amarilla
Enid
Salina
Ft. Worth
USDA
Market gains push Chicago grains and oils higher
Market gains in Chicago reflect liquidation by local produce markets with mixed futures. Wheat and corn show declines on profitable selling amid weak export demand, while oils and select stocks rise in New York trading. Kansas City cash prices inch higher on mixed grain and feed commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lindh Produce Co
Qtel
Garden City
Farmare
Milo
Germany
U.S
Canada
Argentina
New York
Amerada
General American Oil
Texas
Gulf
Texas Co
Royal Dutch
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Lukens Steel
Jones & Laugh- Tin
U. §. Steel
Republic Steel
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Oklahoma City i
State Highway Department
C. A. Stoldt
Finnup Park
State Corporation Commission
Deane Wiley
Satan
Jay Crook
Telegram
Don Threlkeld
Bob Wilson
John Leavitt
John Sheehy
Patricia Knupp
Newton
Knupp
Honolulu
Wishita
Margaret
Kathy
Hal
Mika
Ramona
Lewis
Deerfield
Charles Rowland
Finedere
Wesley Tauro
Stewart
Joyce Guthrie
Athen
Bob
Budget Saver
Kitty Clover
Ave
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