First Wheat Loads Arrive at Area Elevators
First wheat loads arrive as general harvest nears in Kearny County with Charleston and Deerfield elevators reporting initial shipments. Test weights run around 60.7 to 61 pounds per bushel, moisture near 11.5 to 12 percent. Farmers expect cutting to begin next week amid mixed conditions and delays from recent drought. Local reports note sample loads from land north of Charleston and Deerfield, with Pierceville yet to report any wheat.
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Geveral Area
Garden City
Wesley Werner
Charleston
Pierceville
Bob Blackwell
Garden City Co-op
Deerfield
Fred Fulton
Tryland
Fulton
Kearny County
Russell MoKedy
Lake McKinney
McKadly Noerith
Satanta-Sublety
Les McDonald
Satanta
Veter A Crumman
Proto Oy
Bob Linley
Combine
Northwast
Blood Donors Being Sought for June Red Cross Visit
Finney countians are urged to donate as a Red Cross Bloodmobile visit nears on June 10. Mrs. Maur ice Lindner, blood chairman, notes faithful donors and urges expansion of participation. The event will again be held in the basement of the First Presbyterian church with sorority chapters assisting. Prospective donors may call the Red Cross office now.
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Plana
Finney
Red Cross
Maurice Lindner
First Presbyterian
Beta Slama Phi Sorority
Reg Cross
Barricades and calls for boycott at Alabama campus
Police lined campus barriers as segregationist leaders urged followers to fund protests rather than use violence. Governor Wallace prepared radio appeals while federal orders sought to keep the university open to black students Vivian Malone and James Mood amid looming court battles and possible federal troop involvement.
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Rex Thomas
Tuscalouse
Ala
Barrientes
University of Alabama
Ines Revalion
Magene Ball Connor
Birmingham Police
Gn Minsidue
Montgomery
George C. Wallhen
Wallace
Wdlveralty Extension Center
Connor
Cliftend
Siburban Holt
Alu
Horta
Cantervilla
Ata
Loatayil Wilson
Neuro
Ku Klux Klan
Tuscalpost
Wlannd
Robert M. Shellon
Whity Guv. Wallace
U.S. Dist
Seybourn J. Lynne
Xpolickesman
Kennedy
Washington
Tuscanux
Vivian J. Malone
Molillo
James A. Mood
Est
Gadsden
Racial Scenes Continue Across Nation Amid Protests
Across Alabama Savannah Nashville and Jackson protests over segregation continued with dozens arrested. In Savannah 36 Negroes 30 juveniles detained for trespass at restaurants. Nashville arrests for civil disobedience blocking store entrances. Jackson reports 47 arrests during demonstrations. In Lexington a riot left one dead and several injured under troop patrols. Washington warned firms may lose post office substation contracts if discrimination persists. Negro leaders in Los Angeles set a 10 day deadline for progress or face further demonstrations.
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Associated Press
Alabama
Savannah
Nashville
Jackson
Miss
Lexington
N.C
Washington
Postnriter
J. Edward Day
Day
Kenedy
Los Angeles
Whiraday
Fair Turnout for First Summer Concert at City Hall
A fair turnout attended the inaugural summer concert at Steyning Park. The event was directed by Hubert Anderson with help from students and staff. Another concert is set for next Friday at 4 p.m. in Stevens Park.
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Carden City
Steyang
Indian Rain Dancers Parade Rain-Chasing Jubilee
In Garden City Liberal era a group of young Indian dancers performed a rain dance during the Jubilee Parade. The act featured live snakes and dramatic props, but concerns about safety and substitutes were noted as the crowd watched.
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Den
Garden City
Jay
Garden Sass Dance Tale Sparks Confusion
A fragmentary note references a quirky line about dancers and a wishful tie to Avs Maw Muyeuy, attributed to Gil. The readable text evokes a playful if unclear exchange amid sid suaunilys, with no concrete event or date.
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Gil
Sid
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