Eisenhower Illness Update From White House Conference
White House doctors said there was no heart attack and the illness appeared to be an upset stomach. At a noon news briefing Dr Hagerty noted Col Thomas Mattingly and Lt Col Heaton examined President Eisenhower, who was resting in bed and improving.
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White House
Senhower
W Hagerty
Col
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Army
Walter Reed Hospital
Jatage
Tom
Womaen
Mattingly
Eisenhower
Heaton
Rantad Sang Peer
Hagerly
Seenate Shannon Ahmad
River roads and riverboats charm Kansas writers
A Kansas journalist recounts scenic river drives from Illinois to New Orleans style boating on the Mississippi and notes Jean George joining The Telegram staff. She is a daughter of J H K George, editor of the Caney Chronicle, and has reported for The Chronicle Topeka State Journal and Manhattan Mercury Chronicle.
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Missisippi
Minnesota
New Orleans
Old Nauvoo
Hamilton
Ilinois
Jean George
the Telegram
Williams
Allen White School of Journalism
University of Kansas
Miss George
J H. K. George
Lisher
Caney Daily Chronicle
Kansas
The
Chronicle
Topeka State Journal
Manhattan Mercury Chronicle
New Reporter For Telegram Circuits Rolls In Tomorrow Weather
A community event at Garden City branch experiment station featured guided tours for about 75 attendees led by Andrew B. Erhart. Visitors viewed fields of winter barley and wheat, soil moisture, and a nursery with 100 varieties while staff from Garden City, Colby, and Haysstations led demonstrations. An afternoon luncheon at the high school cafeteria and a tour of the irrigation project northwest of Holcomb completed the anniversary observance.
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Milo
Garden City Branch Experiment Station
Andrew B. Erhart
Garden City
Colby
Hays
Waar
Theigh School
Chamber of Commerce
Hope J
Holcomb
K State Picnic And Circus Visit Highlight Garden City
A Garden City gathering hosted by the Kansas State College alumni drew over 100 attendees for a western Kansas picnic in Scott County. Speakers included M Payne of Darien and Earl Brookover. The Al G Kelley Miller Brothers Circus then moved into Garden City with two performances. The event also featured discussions on conservation and agricultural research at Kansas State College.
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Kansas State College
Western Kansas
Scott Coun
Nelelty Park
M. Payne
Darien
Conn
Daught Beoe Lee
Athleic
J. E. Payne
K-State
Herbert Wunderlich
Missjdean
Garden City
F. C. Farrell
Emeri
Scote City
Kansas
Malcolm C. Sewell
al G. Kelley-Miller
Ers
United States
Formances
Finney County
Garden Fairgrounds
City Station
E. Call
Garden Cityeus
Arthur W. Miller
Lever
Radio Notes Spoor Local Happenings and Celebrity Sightings
A travel journal recounts hourly radio news gripes and a tobacco ad, with Mary Pickford and Buddy Rogers staying at a Mt. Pleasant motel as Franklin Roosevelt Jr. and Elliott Roosevelt visit a Kansas City hotel. E E Roush and Billy Hunter are noted in passing amid local real estate moves by C M McAllister, Harold Fansler Jr., and Max Schmidt, who buys a home on 1311 Hattie as McDonald store manager George Burnell plans rent. The piece closes with M L Downtain moving th
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Iowa
Mary Pickford
Buddy Rogers
Kansas City
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E. E. Roush
Ness City
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McDonald
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Evans
ML. M. Downtain
President Illness Clarified by Haverty Remarks
Haverty issued a statement saying there is no indication that the digestive upset is related to the President's operation or heart attack. He cited Dulles remarks and noted Eisenhower did shave blueberry pie yesterday but could not confirm if it affected the illness. Hagerty tried to extend his prewritten statement after being told of Dulles comments.
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Dulles
Hagerty
Eisenhower
Sublette Elevator Closes After 30 Years
A Sublette landmark, the Security elevator, will quit operations and its building is expected to go to auction. The firm cited unsustainable profits amid competition. Manager W. R. Warren will return to Boise City and take a position with Security in Keyes, Oklahoma.
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Sublette
W. R. Warren
Snd. Warren
Boise City
Okla
Keyes
Earmark Money For Hospital Dust Rain Hail Batter Area
Severe southwest Kansas weather battered Garden City area with heavy rain hail and high winds. A violet storm path moved east of Garden City around 7 pm dumping up to three inches of rain in minutes, with 2 to 3 inches at Dickinson ranch and hail lasting about an hour.
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Kansas
Garden City
F. A. Dickinson
Weather and storm damage across the state report
The State Board of Health sets aside two hundred thousand dollars in federal matching funds for remodeling. Severe storms bring dark skies, heavy rain, hail damage to Garden City and surrounding farms, with reports of up to six inches of water on highways and extensive wheat losses on the Dickenson ranch.
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St. Catherine Hospital
Crown Dust
Rooty Hospital
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Denver
Ford Foundation
Here
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Plains
Elkhart
Meade
Dickenson
Rains blamed for multiple Kansas crashes injure two
Heavy rain caused a two car collision near Kalvesta injuring Allen Lillibridge Jr and Marcia Wycoff who are in fair condition at Trinity hospital in Dodge City. A separate crash at the 156 23 intersection near Garden City involved M W McFarland and Lewis Kemper amid one lane traffic and water on the roads. Verdigris River floods washed away a bridge near Coffeyville, two men died after being swept from the bridge while alfalfa-laden trailer rolled over. Two men in St Joseph were killed when a drilling accident struck a power line at a river crossing.
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Kalkvesta
Kalvesta
Allen Lillibridge Jr
Mare CIA Wycoff
Trinity Hospital
Dodge City
Jim Thornton
Lillibridge
William Dean
Daniels
Jack Mog
Thornton
Garden City
M. W. McFarland
Lewis Kemper
Porter Graves
Roy Burdick
Union Gas System
Coffeyville
ST. Joseph
Joseph
Bob Blair
Robert Fulton
Free Public Service Commission
Charles Bennett
Dust Storm Disrupts Highway Travel North of Garden City
Earlier in the evening strong winds 12 miles north of Garden City caused a locally severe dust storm in a strip about two miles wide, making highway travel hazardous. The event prompted cautions for drivers and possible visibility issues on affected routes.
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Gardenity
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