4H Judging School Opens With 100 Members Present
Finney county 4H judging school opens at the 4H building with more than 100 club members and leaders expected. Foods clothing and home improvement judged with stores added for August to select state fair representatives. Start time 1 30 p.m. Eleven Finney county students attend Fort Hays State college summer session. total 951. Names include Merle Warren Karen Corn Wilma Corn Beth Groom Sandra Gibson Elsie Klemp Marcia Snyder William Dunlap Billie Embree Donald Fowler Leland King.
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Kathryn Sughrue
Finney County Home Demonstration
Finney County
Fort Hays State College
Merle Warren
Karen Corn
Wilma Corn
Beth Groom
Sandra Gibson
Elsie Klemp
Marcia Snyder
William Dunlap
Billie Embree
Garden City
Donald Fowler
Kalvesta
Leland King
Friend
Cattle Larceny Case Dismissed in Kansas
A three year cattle larceny and embezzlement case against O W Hess 68 of Wabaunsea County was dismissed by District Judge A J Stavely for violation of Hesss right to a speedy trial The judge had granted a new trial after findings of error in juror instructions The first trial produced a hung jury the second a conviction and the dismissal came on the first day of the fifth term of court with Hess still on bail
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Lyndon
Kas
O. W. Hess
Wabaunsea County
A. J. Stavely
Hess
Stavely
Senators Rally Back Of the Aid Fund Plea
Local market report from Garden City shows grain prices and Kansas City and Wichita livestock deltas. Wheat stands around 1.85 to 2.10 with other grains and cattle, hogs, and sheep detailed by weight and grade across markets.
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Garden City
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City MW
USDA
Wichita Livestock
Wichita
Grain futures mix on Chicago board as crops faced weather shifts
Market reports show firm prices for grains on the Chicago board with gains not fully carried to close. Hot dry weather aided oats and new crop corn and soybeans while new crop wheat saw demand from storage. Futures cited include wheat around 2.08 per bushel, corn near 1.53, oats near 1.67, soybeans around 3.18, and rye and others showing varied moves amid open interest near 61.8 million bushels. Kansas City grain markets listed mixed results across wheat corn oats and soybeans with bids in several classes fluctuating.
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Uom
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B. C. Christopher & Co
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Ward
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Hutchinson
Wich- Reyn
St Jeg
Omaha
Enid
la- St
Reg Papis
Lina
Ft. Worth
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Sinclair O _ Socony
Spen Chem
UN Pac
US Steel
Woolworth
Board of Trade
Kansas City Grain
Kansas City
Change in Hays Station Ownership Is Proposed
The Communications Commission was asked to approve a corporate change for KA’ Hays radio station. The proposed acquisition would place positive control in the hands of Ross Beach, shifting ownership for the Hays, Kansas outlet.
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Hays
Washington
the Communications Commission
Kas
Ross Beach
Ten Republican senators back Eisenhower in foreign aid plea
Ten Republican senators rallied behind President Eisenhower urging stronger foreign aid, as the Senate Foreign Relations Committee prepared to tackle a House passed 3.8 billion dollar bill. They argued for restoring part of the House cuts to uphold staunch leadership for peace amid Cold War tensions and potential Senate passage challenges.
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Eisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hisenhower
George
Senate
Sen
H. Alexander Smith
Clifford Case
Allott
Cole
Bender
Ohio
Duff
Bush
Conn
Flanders
Ives
Kuchel
Calif
Payne
Maine
Purtell
Conan
White House
House
Chorus Concert Tonight by Concordia Seminary Chorus
The Concordia Seminary Lutheran Hour chorus of Springfield Ill. performs tonight in the new auditorium. Directed by Prof. Fred Precht, the group tours under The Lutheran Hour banner, broadcast in 54 languages from 1250 stations across 63 countries. Eight states, sixteen appearances, free admission with a free will offering.
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Concordia Seminary Lutheran Hour Chorus
Springfield
Ill
Smale
Lutheran Hour
Frof
Fred Precht
Lutheran Laymen’s League
United States
Canada
Former Governor Ely of Massachusetts Dies in Westfield
Former Massachusetts governor Joseph B. Ely, a Democrat who served from 1930 to 1934, died early today at his Westfield home after a six month illness following brain tumor surgery in a Boston hospital. His only child, Richard Ely of Weston, was with him.
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Westfield
Mass
Joseph B. Ely
Massachusetts
Ely
Boston
Richard
Weston
Eisenhower Presses On After Emergency Operation
President Eisenhower, amid discomfort after his intestinal operation, held a 25 minute White House meeting with top staff, signed two bills, dictated to his secretary, and arranged a meeting with West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer at Walter Reed. He described his night as fairly comfortable and noted his condition as expected for recovery. Hagerty defended updates to reporters and outlined the president’s activities including a morning walk and consultations with aides.
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Eisenhower
White House
Walter Reed Hospital
Konrad Adenauer
Ann Whitman
Ruiz Gordnes
James C. Hagerty
Interior Department
Muskogee
Kla
Hagerty
Adenauer
Hisenhower
Sherman Adams
Gerald D. Morgan
Andrew J. Goodpaster
Credit Office To Open In Garden City Kansas
Ovid Harman announced the opening of a local Kansas Credit Association office at 110 Stevens Ave. The affiliate of American Mutual Credit Association operates in Kansas City KS and serves 11 counties Finney Kearny Hamilton Stanton Grant Haskell Gray Morton Stevens Seward and Meade. The 15th Kansas Mutual office will provide credit rating financing collections and delinquent account directories while the Gilligan Soft Water Service remains at 406 St. John in shared space. Harman, a 19 year city official and former assistant city clerk, has resided in Garden City since 1924 after working for the First National Bank and a local motor company.
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Stevens Ave
Ovid Harman
American Mutual Credit Association, Inc
Kansas City
KCA
Harman
Finney
Kearny
Hamilton
Stanton
Grant
Hackell
Gray
Morton
Stevens
Seward
Meade
Kansas Mutual
Cilligan Soft Water Service
St. John
New Enterprise
Garden City
First National Bank
Detroit dog candy aims to curb mail carrier bites
Detroit postmen will receive before-dinner mint candy this week to deter dogs from biting. James H. Rademacher, president of the Detroit branch of the National Association of Letter Carriers, acted after reports that over 100 local carriers were nipped last year. Candy was distributed to 200 mailmen.
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Detroit
James H. Rademacher
The
National Assn. of Letter Carriers
Algerian Rebels Are Set for Peace Talks
County briefs and police notes include deeds, marriage licenses, court actions, and an overheight truck incident. Building permits list new dwellings and garages totaling multiple thousand dollars. Names span several towns with residents and addresses noted, reflecting a local courthouse and police blotter snapshot.
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Joy Wilken
Lakin
Carolyn m Penney
Garden City
George L. Lang
A. Ellinwood
Leonard H. Crist
William R. McVey
Rachel Waller Eastman Ve ‘Donald Dean Eaatsman
John Damon Cobb
N. Ninth
Ninth and
Santa Fe
Joe Zeno Stanley
Great Bend
Evelyn L. Ladd
Gust H. Nelson, Jr
Lee and Woolman Construction Co
Davis
J. H. Beach
George Setereth
B. Stephens
Taylor
Two File To Oppose Wunsch in Campaign
Pratt State Sen Paul Wunsch Republican seeks renomination for a fourth term from the 24th District facing opposition from two candidates. Bill V Hampton a Pratt attorney and former Pratt County attorney, runs for the Republican nomination while W L Bill Parker Pratt County Democratic chairman and a Rock Island Railroad conductor seeks the Democratic nomination. The district includes Pratt Kingman and Harper counties.
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Pratt
Paul Wunsch
King Man
Bill V. Hampton
W. L
Bill) Parker
Kingman
Harper
Hampton
Pratt County
Parker
Rock Island
Alban Abadie Elevates Role in La Plata Uprising
Alberto Abadie, an amy reserve lieutenant, served as second in command of the uprising within the 7th Infantry Regiment at La Plata, shaping actions and leadership during the incident.
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Alberto Abadie
Amy
7Thnfantry
la Plata
Algerians demand self government before talks with France
Ferhat Abbas, leader of the Algerian National Liberation Council, told Stockholm Expressen that immediate peace talks depend on France conceding Algerian self government. He outlined a four point plan including independence recognition, a temporary government in Algiers, guaranteed equal rights during a transition, and elections under international control.
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Algeria
France
Ferhat Abbas
Algerian National Liberation Council
Svante Loef- Aren
Paris
Stockholm Expressen
Loefgren
Abbas
Ho Chi-minh
Indochina
Alegeria
Algiers
Liberation Council
EU Dormitory Loan Approved by CFA for New Facility
A loan for a new dormitory project was approved today by the Community Facilities Administration. The financing, designated for the European Union related dormitory, advances the housing initiative with CFA backing.
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CFA
Ian
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