Best Sports Stories 1955 and More at Garden City Library
Garden City Library adds new titles including Best Sports Stories 1955 edited by Leving T. Marsh, Sunlight and Shadow by Mary Pickford, and Looking Ahead by Yutang Lin. Other offerings include Moonmilk and Murder, The Last Temptation, and Waterfront Priest, plus Fiction like The Four Fates and The Penniless Blues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leving T. Marsh
Quicksilver
Kyllis A. Whitney
Staten Island
Lora
Jemmy
Rebecca
Tommy Fellows
Saratoga
Yutang Lin
Maron Mare Stein
Tim Mulligan
Elsie May
France
Joseph Viertel
Hitler
Victor
Deborah Marmorek
Israel
Sunshine
Shadow Mary Pickford
Lillian Gish
Cecil B. de Mille
D. W. Griffith
America
Mary Pickford
John A. Redhead
Margaret Mackay
Iris
Allen Raymond
Father Corridan
New York
St. Francis Xavier Labor School
Hudson River
Red China Premier Rejects Formosa Ceasefire Talk
Peiping Premier Zhou Enlai said a ceasefire cannot serve as a bargaining chip to ease tensions in the Formosa area. He warned foreign armed intervention would trigger international conflict, opposing such involvement. The stance contrasts with Eisenhower's April 27 pledge to meet Red China to discuss a ceasefire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red China
Tokyo
Kou Enlai
Formosa
Tenson
Peiping Radio Today
Chou
Eisenhower
United States
Russians Overrated for Cleverness on World Front
Washington columnist James Marlow argues Russians are not as clever as claimed, tracing shifts after Stalin’s death from hardline tactics to a softer approach. He highlights power struggles in Moscow, Bulganin and Khrushchev as new faces, and Beijing and Peking’s role in easing Western tensions. The piece notes moves toward Austrian independence, a Big Four talk, Yugoslavia outreach, and a U.S.-China dialogue as evidence of improved Kremlin tact.
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James Marlow
Washington
Eisenhower
West Germany
Stalin
Germany
Kremlin
Chamber of Deputies
Georgi Malenkov
Malenkov
Nikolai Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Yugoslavia
Red China
Pendence
Austria
United States
Formosa
Julius Raab
Brownell Urges Courts To Test Photography
COLORADO SPRINGS Colorado U S Attorney General Brownell urged that press photographers be given their day in court to demonstrate the ease and discretion of courtroom photography He proposed a model courtroom at the American Bar Association meeting in Philadelphia to show how such photography can be done while protecting justice He said courts must balance freedom of the press with impartial administration of justice and neither is more important than the other
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
U.S
Brownell
American Bar Assa
Philadelphia
Open House Honors 30th Wedding Anniversary at Wilson Home
A Sunday open house at Mr. and Mrs. George R. Wilson celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary with guests from Meade Liberal Ulysses Johnson Satanta and Oklahoma City. All children and grandchildren attended as hostesses were their daughters Mrs. Clifford Pender graft Mrs. Lewis Gunn Mrs. Robert Neal and daughter-in-law Mrs. Leon Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BYUS
George R. Wilson
Meade
Liberal
Ulysses
Johnson
Satanta
Oklahoma City
Clifford Pendergraft
Lewis Gunn
Robert Neal
Leon Wilson
C. V. Pepper
Lakin
Lenna Pepper
Doris Kelley
Greensburg
Evert Pound
W. F. Kelley
Margaret
Jimmie Hackett
Buck McBryde
Robert Vancampen
Gene
Joe Dorris
M. D. McBryde
Jimmy Hackett
Marel Hampton
Church Council to Co Sponsor North American Unity Conference
New York The National Council of Churches agreed to join a North American conference on Christian unity. The council's general board voted to co sponsor the plan proposed by the United States conference of the World Council of Churches. The conference is tentatively set for September 1957, preceded by study and consultations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Council of Churches
Conference On Christian Unity
United States
Wingless airship tests pause after nose wheel shimmy
Emporia Virginia reporter notes Charles Pritchard, a 46 year old railroad foreman, postponed a flight test of his wingless airship after a nose wheel shimmy. About 1500 spectators watched as the octagonal aluminum craft, built without wings, was moved to Kluger’s Metal Shop for repairs after a rough taxi run caused loss of steering. Pritchard plans to retry in 10 days or two weeks.
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Emporia
Charles Pritchard
Kluger
Pritchard
Atchison Names New City Sanitarian
C. W. Vetter appointed sanitarian of Atchison to succeed Ravland Neblet who resigned for a Dodge City post. Vetter, agricultural agent of Atchison County since 1943, will assume duties July 4. He formerly served as county agent in Jackson County Kansas and Lewis and Perry counties in Missouri. Flash Service radio delivery now at Sally-Ed Cleaners. Dial 4242, 177-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
C. W. Vetter
Ravland Neblet
Dodge City
Vetter
Atchison County
Jackson County
Kansas
Lewis and Perry
Missouri
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NEW Books
Garden City Library
Atic
Warren
Pam
Tayler
Sue
Sam
Sharon de- Remus
Ssaron
Garden City
Kansas Grown
United Camp News
Cheryl Ann Pokorny
Lawton
Okla
W. EB. Lauderdale
B. L. Drake
St. Petersburg
Fla
Virgil Jones
Champ Taff
Guy
Jack Cullison
Jack Cullison of ‘Moscow. Mr. and Mrs. ‘Champ Taff Were Shopping In Garden City
W. C. Coleman
Elva
Buddy
Blackwell
James Hawkins
Nebraska
Ted Bellz
Ilinois
Don Conner
Vernon Collum
Bill Collum
Lake Field
Phoenix
Ariz
W. Kansas
Frank Schmate
Reddy
Reddy Kilowatt
Southwest Kansas Power, Inc
Garden National Bank
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