Pete the pup proves small animal hospitals aid pets
Pete, a gray eyed pup with a compound fracture after being hit by a car, recovered quickly at a Garden City small animal hospital run by Dr. J. E. Dale. The piece argues modern clinics offer humans like care for pets, including daily examinations, casts, and attentive wards, with facilities for mothers, exercise, and boarders.
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John Frazier
Pete
Small Animal Hospital
J. E. Dale
Garden City
Peter
Dales
Dale
Jed
Don
Kirwin Water Project Set Up
Government official says Congress likely to fund 939 625 for irrigation work below the Kirwin Dam dedication. Dam cost 194 million will irrigate 11 500 acres along the Solomon River. Allocation: flood control borne by government, water users pay one fourth of remaining, rest from Missouri Basin revenues. Wildlife and recreation features praised as valuable. Governor Hall notes state responsibility to use and conserve water.
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Kirwin
Congress
Fred Randahl
Interior
Solomon River
Randahl
Missouri
Fred Hall
Aged Man Killed by Car in Mission Accident
William Wesley Hamilton 87 of Johnson County was struck and killed by a car while crossing a street in Mission Kas last night. The incident occurred as he walked across the roadway near the curb. Local authorities investigated the accident and identified the vehicle and driver involved.
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Mission, Kas
William Wesley Hamilton
Johnson County
John Robert Blakey
Nancy Smith
Robert C. Blakey
Senator Opposes Tie of Reserves to Draft
Ledger of local notices lists hospital admissions and discharges for residents such as Mrs. Lowell Whitson and Mrs. Melford Zook, with births at St. Catherine to Mr. and Mrs. Zook. Police court records show fines for disorderly conduct, bond forfeitures, and a motor-vehicle offense. Arrests include a Colorado Springs man for drunkenness and open bottle transport. Accidents on Stevens Ave and North Main injure property and people. Land transfers record quitclaim deeds involving Garden City properties and various owners.
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Lowell Whitson
Melford Zook
Ulysses
Wilbur J. Ulrich
Holcomb
David Creamer
Deerfield
Leonard Mader
East Santa Fe
Glenn Dunkelberg
RFD
Sandra Riemmsnider
Scott City
St. Catherine
Joseph Barton Martin
Baird Hotel
Sam Ray Jantzen
Ingalls
George Riley Martin
Borth
Glen Wesley McDonald
Montezuma
Joseph Orville Toler
Colorado Springs
David Hamilton Longley
E. Kansas
Sandra Sue Stephenson
Elm
Stevens Ave
Lester McCoy
Bishop Challenges Claim of China Chief
HONG KONG An American Roman Catholic bishop who spent five years in detention in Red China today contradicted Peiping claims that religious freedom exists under its rules. Bishop Frederick Donaghy of New Bedford MA told newsmen that Red Chinese Premier Chou En-lai's statement at the Asian-African conference in Bandung Indonesia voicing this claim was completely false. The bishop crossed the border into Hong Kong yesterday after being expelled from China. Washington Sen Russell said he will oppose tying the administration's national reserve plan to extending the Draft Act and will move for recommittal for hearings if the Senate acts. He favors expanded national reserve and universal military training, but action hinges on House passage.
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Hong Kong
Red China
Peiping
Frederick Donaghy
New Bedford
Mass
Chou En-lai
Bandung
Indonesia
China
Washington
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Senate
Armed Services Committee
Pentagon
House
Hisenhower
Lone Hill pioneer tale by Edith Campbell Thomson
Edith Campbell Thomson, a native of this area, authors The Lone Hill set on a prairie frontier after the Civil War. The novel follows Jack and Sally in a sod house on Lone Hill as murder, robbery and hardship test family bonds and love amid vast western loneliness. Thomson has lived in Stevens and Seward counties and also wrote Pages from the Southwest.
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Sue Gentner
Edith Campbell Thomson
Lone Hill
West
Kentucky
Jack
Sally
Qincy
Tom
America
Thomson
Stevens
Seward
Woodsdale
Liberal High School
Southwest
Bishop Sheen Meets Pope in Private Audience
Pope Pius X welcomed Bishop Fulton J. Sheen in a private audience marking the third anniversary of his consecration as a bishop. The New York radio and television priest received the papal call today at the Vatican.
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Vatican City
Pius XH
Fulton J. Sheen
New York
West Germans Happy With Arms Aid Quality
West German defense ministry said it was satisfied with the quality of American arms aid promised to the new German army The ministry denied claims the equipment was obsolete and rejected reports of a dispute between American and West German officials The statements counter socialist opposition chatter and foreign coverage
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BOMN
Germany
West German
Defense Ministry
Truman Blast at the Expected Truman Banquet in Portland
Former President Truman speaks at a Democratic fund raising banquet in Portland and criticizes Eisenhower era policy. He predicts opposition to dam construction in the Pacific Northwest and hints his memoirs will reveal Eisenhower’s role in Korea War troop withdrawals.
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Portland
Ore
Harry
Truman
Eisenhower
Boise
Pacific Northwest
Scholarships named for two Southwest Kansas students
Two Southwest Kansas students, Charles Beltz of Ulysses and Florenc Snell of Johnson, were named scholarship recipients by the Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers. Also noted, Sarah Collingwood of 1022 North Fifth is a Pasadena Playhouse College of Theatre Arts candidate for graduation, with Sir Cedric Hardwicke as principal speaker at the 26th annual commencement.
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Southwest Kansas
Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Charles Beltz
Ulysses
Florenc Snell
Johnson
Sarah Collingwood
North Fifth
Pasadena Playhouse College of Theatre
Cedric Hardwicke
Theatre School
Close Glimpse of Red Tape at Penn State Reactor
President Eisenhower toured Pennsylvania State University's new 312000 dollar atomic reactor amid light jibes about government red tape. Milton S. Eisenhower led the tour with Eric Walker noting the design is the first built entirely with private funds though uranium will come from the Atomic Energy Commission. The president laughed at the delays and expressed surprise at fuel delivery holdups.
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University Park
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania State University
Milton S. Eisenhower
Eric Walker
Atomic Energy Commission
Walker
Kanorado Grain Partner Pleads Guilty in Grain Conversions
August Wahl, partner in Kanorado Kansas grain firm, pleads guilty to three counts of grain conversion and conspiracy. Government dismisses 27 counts. Wahl and partner August Reents had earlier pleaded innocent to converting 90 214 bushels of government owned grain.
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Kanorado
Eisenhower Proposes Nuclear Aid To Free Nations At Penn State
President Eisenhower outlined two new atoms for peace programs at Penn State centennial exercises. He proposed the United States provide nuclear material and half the cost of research reactors to free nations and offer training in power reactor technology. He urged Russia to join an international atomic pool for peace. The address was delivered in Beaver Stadium to about 20,000 as rain fell. The plan awaits congressional approval with costs described as small relative to returns.
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University Park
Eisenhower
United States
Atoms For Peace
Pennsylvania State University
Russia
Jon
Soviet Union
Beaver Stadium
Miltong S. Eisenhower
Penntate
Congress
Free Nations
Timber Valley Riding Stable Open Schedule Update
Timber Valley Riding Stable, located just west of Scott City State Lake, announces open hours on Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday and all holidays. Venue code 179-11-pd.
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Timber Valley
Scott City State Lake
Markets Grain Report from Farmers Elevator Garden City
Local market update from Farmers Elevator in Garden City shows changes in wheat and other grains. Prices and movements are summarized for farmers and traders relying on this daily market bulletin.
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Garden City
Convicted PW Appeals A Military Conviction
Pfc Rothwell B Floyd who was convicted by a court martial at Fort Leavenworth last year has appealed his 40 year sentence to the U S Court of Military Appeals Floyd was accused of mistreating fellow prisoners of war in North Korea His petition argues prejudicial evidence was admitted and might have influenced the court at Fort Leavenworth
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Washington (M
Pfc
Rothwell B. Floyd
St. Leavenworth
U. S.court of Military Appeals
Floyd
North Korea
Ft. Leavenworth
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Anime Hospital
John Frazer
Kirwin Water Project
Wweewer
North Main
R. E. Collin
James C. Bark
Mendenhall
Emerson- Eales
Sarah Hart Green Johnson
George F. Hahn
Conrad Gabriel
the Telegram
Pens
Bishop Sheen
Pope
Kansas Company
Kansas
the Mason Investment Co., Inc
Fulton Garden City
The
Oregonian
Bureau of Naval Personnel
Duane E. Dibbens
USN
Uss Twining
Finnup Park
James Sims Rhoades
Standardsville
Colorado
California
Acme Glass CO
N. Main
Masonry Prod. Co. Inc
Fulton
Kroon
Esse Lindh Produce Co
Agk Ua
Weldon
Miller Land & Ins. CO
B. Chestnut Dial
Garden City Insurance Board
Etra Caseuty
Brett
Andy Clark
Swearengen
Fankhouser's For
Ava
Chrysler Airtemp
Wright
Prairie Gas & Equip. Co., Inc
Stormont Construction CO
Keller Bldg
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