Deerfield farmer Charles Bentrup dies at 77
Charles Bentrup a long time Deerfield resident and prominent alfalfa grower died this morning at St Catherine hospital at age 77 He previously led in alfalfa seed production served on Deerfield school board and Kearny County Farmers Irrigation association He lived in Deerfield moved from Sylvan Grove born October 20 1878 in Worden Illinois Funeral services set for 2 p.m. MST Monday at Deerfield Immanuel Lutheran Church with Rev Henry Ruoke officiating Burial in Deerfield Cemetery Garnand chapel will host visiting hours for mourners
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Kearny County
St. Catherine Hospital
Bentrup
Deerfield
Civic
Kansas
Henry
Carl
Paul
Walter
Monroe
Ruth Purdy
Will Dierker
Will Graesch
Bihl
Ida
Albert Hilmer
Sylvan Grove
Herman
Elk River
Minn
Louise
Knowland Denies Presidential Boom Amid Circulars
Senator Knowland of California denied any plan to secure the Republican nomination if President Eisenhower retires. He said he knew nothing about anonymous circulars from a group calling itself the Knowland for President Committee and did not endorse any such drive.
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Sen
Knowland
Calif
Eisenhower
Sleepy Drivers Seen as Turnpike Hazard in Oklahoma Survey
Lt. A E Phelps of the Oklahoma Highway Patrol warns that sleepy drivers make up 23 percent of accidents on toll roads on the Kansas Turnpike. Faulty vehicles account for another 23 percent, and traffic violations bring total to 54 percent. He spoke at a State section meeting of the International Association of Chiefs of Police.
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Topeka
Kansas Turnpike
A. E. Phelps
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Oklahoma
Phelps
International Assn
Chiefs of Police
Kansas City Girl Killed in Missouri Auto Crash
A seven-year-old Kansas City Kansas girl, Sandra Lockwood, died in an early morning auto crash in Jefferson City Missouri. Her father and four other children were injured with two aged seven and six listed in critical condition. The father Jerry Lockwood thirty five and three younger siblings ages five eight months were less seriously hurt.
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Jefferson City
Kansas City
Kan
Sandra Lockwood
Samuel Ray
Keith
Jerry Lockwood
Ronald
Rocky
Kansas Newspaper Column Wins Award 1956
Gene Sullivan, managing editor of the Coffeyville Journal, won the National Editorial Association award for best single-topic column titled The Coffee Grinder. The recognition highlights Sullivan's column writing in Kansas newspapers and its distinction in the association's better newspaper contest for 1956.
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Louisville
Kansas
National Editorial Assn
Gene Sullivan
Coffeyville Journal
Galena Man Charged With Liquor Violation
A federal grand jury indicted Galena Kansas man Roger Martin on a charge of buying liquor wholesale for resale without a basic permit in Kansas City.
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Galena
Kansas City
Kas
Roger
Martin
Soviet Cuts Detailed by Bulganin to Eisenhower
President Eisenhower and U.S. advisers study a letter from Soviet Premier Bulganin proposing deep cuts in armed forces and armaments. He urged the United States to follow, while Dulles rejects such curbs as against U.S. interests. Open disarmament talks favored by Moscow may replace UN negotiations in the near term.
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Washington
Nikola Bulganin
Eisenhower
Russia
Bulganin
United States
Dulles
U. N
Deane Wi Eisenhower
Bulganin Haveley
Geneva
New York Times
Washington Dispatch
Sion
See Telegram See Telegram Music at Westminster Conference
Telegram reports music by thirty three young voices for the Westminster Fellowship conference at the College of Emporia broadcast on KVOB at 2 05 Friday afternoon June 8. Two choir members hail from Garden City Jeanette Moore and Judith Kay Scott.
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Delgates
Westminster Fellowship
College of Emporia
Emporia
KVOB
David Todd
Parsons
Garden City
Jeanette Moore
Conard
Judith Kay Scott
N. 12Th Street
Fraternal Order convention and local events cross paths
Local residents head for Hutchinson for the Fraternal Order of Eagles State Convention on June 7 8 and 9. Kansas Boys State toured Boeing Wichita facilities with Larry Landwehr and Leonard Johnson. Oregon Jaycees haul a 465 year old timber log to Kansas City for timber industry publicity Monday. A city hall incident saw Mitch Geisler mock hair from his head for a scavenger hunt.
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Carl Lundgren
Henry Warner
Hutchinson
Order of Eagles
Kansas Boys’ State Labor Commission
Boeing Airplane Company
Wichita Yesteray
Larry Landwehr
Leonard Johnson
Garden City
Oregon
Mitch Geisler
Geisler
Divorced Couple Found Shot to Death in Missouri
ST JOSEPH Mo A man and woman divorced two months earlier were shot to death in the same home. Pearl Queen 39 lay asleep on a living room couch beside her 12 year old daughter as her ex husband Harry Queen 40 used a twelve gauge shotgun on himself police said. The pair had shared the residence since the divorce.
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St, Joseph
Pearl Queen
Harry Queen
Vern Staimer
Vocational Ag Teachers Elect State President
William Smith of Salina elected president of the Kansas Teachers of Vocational Agriculture at the 36th annual state conference. Other officers include Edward Zahn of Iola as vice president and J Willett Taylor of Manhattan as secretary treasurer.
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Manhattan
William Smith
Salina
Kansas Teachers of Vocational Agriculture
State Conference of Vocational Agriculture Teachers
Edward Zahn
Iola
J. Willett Taylor
Hospital Admittances And Births In Garden City Area
A Garden City snapshot lists admitted patients Lavon Stillwell Robert Weiser Mrs D E Yount Mrs Urban Gerber Mrs Lloyd Mucklow Evia C Van Hook Danny Marion Geier James Michael Hehrlee and others. Births at St Catherine include a 9 lb 3% oz girl to Mr. and Mrs Phillips Smith. other newborns to Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Mucklow and Mr. and Mrs D E H Yount. Police and county briefs cover fines for speeding illegal passing and track overload. marriage licenses issued for local residents. notes on oil and gas leases and real estate deeds referencing Garden City properties.
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Lavon Stillwell
Robert Weiser
Dighton
D. E. ‘Yount
Urban Gerber
Imperial Route
Lloyd Mucklow
North Ath
Evia C. van Hook
Danny Marion Geier
James Michael Hebrlee
Main
St. Catherine
Phillips Smith
North Twelfth
North Eighth
D. EH. Yount
Gordon Bucy
J. Q. Eldridge
Frank C. Wright
Eugene Medlin
Ralph L. Hodgson
Edward M. Steyer
David C. Whale
Benjamin Koop
Benji Joe Garcia
Alta May Weber
Harry F. Roenfeldt
Alberta Dennis
Garden City
Robert Baier
Charlotte’ Frank
Paul Jones
Lebanon
Judy Ann Tabor
Larry Lee Jones
Doris Joan
Vannaman
Elizabeth M. Rudd
Ben Strasser
Foreign Aid Battle Shifts to Senate With Ike for Increase
In Washington the Eisenhower administration moved to the Senate after House rejection of a large foreign aid request. Senate leaders of both parties were asked to meet with the President to try to restore cuts, as a House vote upheld a 1.109 billion dollar cut from a 4.9 billion dollar program. The Yugoslav aid fight also loomed, with administration and GOP leaders pressing for military and economic support despite dwindling funds. The House blocked a 600 million restoration to Eisenhower's request, in a bipartisan clash over Yugoslavia and overall aid strategy.
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White House
Eisenhower
Yugoslavia
Tito
Russia
Rayburn
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Richards
D-Sc
Jon
Martin
America
Roe- Brooks Hays
D-Ark
Market Brief Notes Race Results and Totals
A compact market roundup lists multiple city references and percentages. Hutchinson 9, Omaha 62, Enid 683, Wich 69, Sa eT Worth 14 percent noted in terse OCR fragment. The item reads as a scrambled tally from a table or sports page with no clear narrative or context.
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Wich
Omaha
Enid
Saet
Grains Steady on Chicago Board as Eisenhower Illness Fuels Trades
Grains held steady on the Chicago Board of Trade with wheat up 1.5 to 3 percent on July futures as news of President Eisenhower's illness spurred buying and shorts rushed to cover. Kansas City reports cattle, calves, and hogs. veal and lamb prices mixed, with steady to high bids on good to prime stock. Prices for wheat, corn, oats, rye, and soybeans shown across futures and cash markets with notable activity in futures open interest.
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Lindh Produce Co
Kansas City
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Garden City
Barney
B. C. Christopher & Co
T&t
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Aveo
Ita
Beech Aire
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Aus
Rene Awe Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Chrysler
Du Pont _ Eagle P
Goodyear
Homestic
Monsan
Reyn Met
St Jos
Sears Roeb
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Socony
Spen Chem
Stoke van C
Trans Air
UN Pac
S Rubio
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U.S
New Oklahoma Lodge To Be Dedicated Today
Sequoyah State Park will dedicate the Western Hills Lodge, a $1,600,000 resort building, as Lake Fort Gibson’s public play area opens. Gov. Raymond Gary will deliver the dedicatory remarks at the ceremony in Wagoner.
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Oklahoma Lodge
Wagoner, Oklawa Sequoyah State Park
Western Hills Lodge
Lake Fort Gibson
Raymond Gary
Senator criticizes long range bomber program and B52 funding
Washington report says Senator Russell of Georgia voiced displeasure with the Bs2 bomber program. He as chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee expects several senators to push for a larger B52s allocation in the coming fiscal year defense budget. The Senate action is imminent this month.
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Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate
Topekan Files for Post On State Supreme Court
Topeka justice Robert Price has filed for the Republican nomination for position No. 7 on the Kansas Supreme Court. He is the sole announced candidate for the post he has held since 1949.
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Topekan
State Supreme Court
Topeka
Robert Price
Kansas Supreme Court
Veterans To Get A Boost in Pay
The House Veterans Affairs Committees approved a multibillion-dollar pension bill for disabled veterans and other measures. Spokesmen said preliminary estimates project costs at about 1.4 billion dollars per year with rising totals over a decade. Chairman Tearinue said bills were merged due to weak leadership from veterans groups. President Eisenhower was reported opposed to the Legion plan, which administration estimates had topped 7 billion by 2000.
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House
Veterans Affairs
American Legion
Figur
Olin
Eisenhower
Legion
the Legion
New Gypsum Plant Opens in Florence Colorado
FLORENCE Colo Scores of state and local officials attended the dedication of a new 2 500 000 gypsum product plant here yesterday The plant built by the Pabco division of Fibreboard Products Corp San Francisco will use gypsum mined near Florence to produce wallboard lath and sheathing according to company officials
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Colo
Pabco Building Materials Division
Fibreboard Paper Products Corp
San Francisco
Kansas GOP Delegates Meet To Plan Convention Trip
The Kansas delegation to the national Republican convention will meet Monday at noon in Topeka to discuss transportation and housing for the San Francisco gathering opening August 20. Wilbur Leonard state GOP executive secretary said the group may elect its chairman then or decide to wait to elect in San Francisco.
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Kansas
GOP
Topeka
San Francisco
Wilbur Leonard
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