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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1957

Page

2

Largest area gas well eyed near Garden City

A Texas company reports Alvin Jackson No. 1 well at 99-22-32 near Garden City as a potential regional giant with an official deliverability of 7,534,000 cubic feet daily. Open-flow figures run higher, while recent area discoveries average around 1,000,000 cu ft daily. The convoluted report also notes unrelated military court-martial cases and overseas service issues.

Texas Company Garden City Washington Dorothy Ibeed Smith Japan Olar Petroleum Inc Miller del Orne Kearny Justice Black Waechter Johnson Pan-American Petroleum Corp Garden Pines San Tei City Pan Am Clark Nerviceman Russell Morris

Japan trial systems and Crabb case mystery unfolds

The text discusses whether Crabb would be tried in Japan or the U K, noting Japan lacks juries and that a returned trial would require new law. It mentions a missing diver near Portsmouth Harbor and questions about status of forces, with international figures Khrushchev and Bulganin referenced and a backdrop of security around the investigation.

Japan Hapan Wes Chichester England United Cmdrene Raustar Clark Crabb Ordzhonikidze Portsmouth Harbor Nikolai Bulganin Nikita Khrushid Bruyou Amer eyAmerican

Armadas, Mitchum, and a Pearl Harbor scare headline festival

Norfolk and Honolulu reports describe a vast armada maneuvering for a multi nation review off Virginia capes while a World War II film set off a depth charge scare near Pearl Harbor. Actor Robert Mitchum directed firing orders as a depth charge mishap caused alarm aboard ships. The Canberra led the reviewing ships with Secretary Wilson aboard. TV tower upgrades at KTVC progress. Mayflower moves again after calm night as Pilgrim voyage echoes return.

Honolulu Hampton Roads Mar Cape Henry Whitehurst Virginia Dee Lucky Walter R. Smith Los Angeles Robert Mitchum Dick Powell June Allyson

Benson Seeks New Farm Law At National Convention

Secretary Benson urged rapid changes to farm legislation to replace costly outdated formulas. He called for a new price support framework limiting basic commodity support to no more than 90 percent of parity and for long-range solutions beyond emergency measures.

Chicagom—Secretary of Agricultura Benson the National Contestioners’ Assn

Market Grain and Livestock Quotes From Chicago and Kansas City

Quotations from Goffe and Carkener Inc. show wheat receipts near 205 and 20444 bids, with Chicago corn and eggs listed at varied prices. Live cattle, hogs, and sheep at Kansas City reflect generally steady to weak trends, with steers and heifers in the low to mid 20s and calves around 17 to 23 per hundredweight, while hogs run 19.50 to 20.00 for U S No 1-3. Sows hold near 20, and lamb prices run 20.50 to 22.50.

Kansas City Livestock Kansas City USDA U. S

Wheat futures slip on large US crop forecast

Markets on the Chicago exchange price wheat down as forecasts show an unexpectedly large harvest. Traders note short covering and discuss welfare markets. Paris Soir reports a rumored engagement involving Prince Aly Khan. Oslo rejects neutralization of Norway for Soviet troop withdrawal. San Francisco notes moon mission timing tied to funding.

Boards of Trade Fairwell Iscarce Benson Parisim France Soir Today Mage Prince Aly- Khan Qoy Paris

Deaths and funerals in Fayetteville and Garden City

Death notices from Fayetteville Arkansas report Mrs. Ola Engles aged about 85 as a sister to L. Mulling of Deerfield and survivd by two sons and nine daughters with Irene Stern. Funeral services for infant Bobby Herrera of Garden City were held at St. Marys Church after birth at Catherine hospital. Surviving parents two sisters Judy and Beatrice and brother John Jr. were listed.

Ola Engles Fayetteville Ark Engles L. Mulling Deerfield Irene Stern Hobby Herrera John Herrera Garden City St. Mary’s Catholic Bobby Herréra Catherine Hospital Judy Beatrice John Jr Valley View Cen En

Local Market Grain Prices and Fatal Road Crash

Grain market notes from Springfield report Wheat at 1.91 and Barley price unclear. A fleeing suspect in a stolen car ran a stop light, collided with another vehicle, killing the driver Gene Deeds aged 35 and injuring his wife and child, police said.

Springfield Ang Gene Deeds Yale

Stock Market Recovers as Ike Returns to Desk

New York stocks edged up late trading with a volume near 2.5 million shares after yesterday's losses. The market steadied as reports backed President Eisenhower’s return to work while headlines noted volatility and gains in selected issues despite the day’s earlier setback. A separate incident near Maize grain elevator left a boy buried for over an hour before rescue, later hospitalized for injuries. county coroner Ralph Thieme said an inquest would be held.

New York Bernita Desds Ket Son Downie Eisenhower Dan Stone Paul White ‘House EPO Igenhower EC Meycu al Ayooud Greene Ralph Thieme

KU enrollment near 2850 for summer term

James K. Hitt registrar and admissions director predicted KU summer session enrollment would near 2850. Initial figures show 2004 on Lawrence campus and 490 at KU Medical Center in Kansas City, with about 300 typically registering late. last year’s final was 2641.

Lawrence Seasion University of Kansas James K. Hitt Ag’ Elasswot Kansas City Hitt

Wheat soil bank unlikely to cut wheat surplus this year

Washington reports the soil bank program will not reduce current wheat stocks as hoped. The agriculture department cites a forecast crop that would add to the surplus, with market prospects unchanged and as much as 20 million bushels extra supply. London dispatch notes UN Disarmament subcommittee postponed to Thursday awaiting U S delegate Stassen's return.

Washington London Norgason U.S Harold ‘Stassen United States

Open Sky Proposal Urged for Europe by United States

Washington urged European allies to consider an Open Skies test zone as part of first stage disarmament talks with the Soviet Union. Harold Stassen recommended a high level expert committee within NATO to handle the European zone issue while plans tentatively call for talks with Soviet and Western powers to resume in London.

Washington United Neuvera Stagsen Seelies Dulles Europe United States Russia Harold Stassen North Atlantic Stassen Devel Euro

Garden City Health and Police Roundup

Admittances list multiple Garden City residents entering Saint Catherine and Rayne ford clinics with names and addresses. Discharges include Cliffie Corn and Harvey Martin. Births note a Ledesma baby boy and Wells infant at local clinics. Newcomers include Elledge, Sterling, Powe family, Rodrick family from multiple states. Police briefs cite DWI fines, improper turns, license issues, and passing violations. County briefs record walking offense and a marriage license for Dayne and Goss.

Zeke Ledesma Charles Session Henry Callison Juanita Nelson Dorothy Marcy Marion Hutchins Scol City Hospital Cliffie Corn Delta Spikes Harvey W. Martin Mair Jarvis V. Brady Donna Perez Holcomb St. Catherine Rayne*ford Clinic Howard Wells Jake Rodfrick Tamston Clinton Lapater E. Laurel Ida Moore Charles Eiven Barhydt Cimarron Herman LaVerne Brungardt Roy Edwin Dayne Scott City Louetta Faye Goss Garden City

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