Displaying Old Glory Rules for Flag Day Observance
The article outlines flag display rules for Flag Day June 14, including display from sunrise to sunset, handling when flown over streets, platform placement, half mast procedures, saluting norms, and national anthem etiquette. It cites J. D. Adams of the Kansas Veterans Commission advising on proper disposal of worn flags and destruction at a future date.
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J. D. Adams
The
Kansas Veterans Commission
American Legion Memorial
Scout official Rodwell recovers after heart attack
Lou Rodwell former Santa Fe Trail council Boy Scout executive is hospitalized at St. Luke’s after a heart attack last weekend. He’ll stay 4 to 6 weeks. County 4-H members attend a judging school at 2:30 p.m. at the fair’s 4-H building to judge foods clothing and home improvement displays. FBI Agent Paul Sjodal returns this weekend after two weeks in training in Washington DC.
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Lou Rodwell
Santa Fe Trail Council
Kansas City
Rodwall
St. Luke's Hospital
FBI
Paul Sjodal
Bureau
Washington, D.C
All Over It Plane Crash Kills Four Near Broken Bow
Four men from Broken Bow were killed when their single engine plane crashed three miles south of town last night. The victims were identified as Harrison, Osaw-Four and Arc residents. Investigators described severe weather as a contributing factor.
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Broken Bow
Osaw
Harrison, Arc
Here
Probation for Wichita firm heads after accident
The dead were William E Hud son 33 president and manager of Savers Biss eam and Willam J Cromwell 35. They were placed on probation for six months after a mishap in Wichita. The men led by medical staff were treated and reported “almost recovered” in Dallas. President Eisenhower’s doctor announced full recovery from a stomach upset.
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William E. Hudson
Biss
Eam
Wichita
Melvin C. Shiner
Harrison
Dori
Snyder
Willam J. Cromwell
Tuesperson
Willam
Weedman
Dallas
Admittances and discharges fill Garden City hospital list
oday in Garden City hospital lists admittees Keith Wray Daniels Courts Gregory Neal Bradfield 603 W Olive Meredythe Gail Ricker 520 Summit Brenda Joyce Smith 303 Emerson George W Stephens Pierceville Mrs Donald Huelskamp Ulysses Discharges Glen Rinehart Kendall Jeanne Greeson Dighton Mrs Anna Callison 313 N 10th Harvey Nickelson Scott City Mary Ella Chappel 301 East Pair Gregory Neal Bradfield 603 W POLICE BRIEFS Accident two cars driven by Frank G West 1801 New York and Henry Carl Vogler Colby in minor collision at Summit and Gibson Damage to West car 75 Police court Donald Louis Ward 621 Olive improper muffler 5 Harvey Dean Hannman 925 N 10th speeding 10 COUNTY BRIEFS Marriages License Wesley Lee Ellis 18 Garden City and Becky Jane Clark 18 Garden City
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Keith Wray
Daniels Courts
Gregory Neal Bradfield
W. Olive
Meredythe
Gail Ricker
Summit
Brenda Joyce Smith
Emerson
George W. Stephens
Pierceville
Donald Huelskamp
Ulysses
Glen Rinehart
Kendall
Jeanne Greeson
Dighton
Anna Callison
Harvey Nickelson
Scott City
Mary Ella Chappel
East
Frank G. West
New York
Henry Carl Vogler
Colby
Gibson
Donald Louis Ward
Olive
Harvey Dean Hannman
N. Loth
Wesley Lee ‘Ellis
Garden City
Becky Jane Clark
Friend and Car Gone in Garden City Theft
Harold Waldo reported the theft of his 1946 Plymouth convertible after a friend took the car to a garage for repairs at 10 yesterday morning. A warrant issued for Bill Walde alias William E Walde alias William Franklin King, suspected thief driving the car. Walde, a cafe cook, was stopped recently for an improper muffler and has been in Garden City about a week, possibly from Texas.
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Harold Waldo
N. Malu
Walde
Bill Walde
William E. Walde
William Franklin King
Garden City
Texas
Death of Cyrus Clyde Barnett A Kalvesta Rancher
Word has been received of the accidental death of Cyrus Clyde Barnett a former Kalvesta area rancher and farmer. He was killed May 10 near Carlsbad California when he walked into a moving airplane propeller. Barnett moved from Kalvesta to Bernice Oklahoma in 1926 born September 11 1884 in Stanley Indiana. Funeral services were held at Oceanside California with burial in Eternal Hill Cemetery there.
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Kalvesta
Barnett
Carlsbad
Calif
Bernice
Okla
Stanley
Ind
Oceanside
Eternal Hille
Circus Trip Cuts Hit Cedar Bluff Project in Iowa
Washington IA The House Appropriations Committee voted a federal reclamation program for the year starting July 1 at 128 188 000 a 14 per cent cut from the Presidents 160 8 million proposal Three Missouri Basin extensions were dropped and funds reallocated from carry over monies The Garden City circus Al G Kelly and Miller Bros folded after a near full house matinee and overflow night show with strong attendance despite light matinee crowds and irrigation unit loss cited as the reason for the cuts
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Missouri Basin
Cedar Bluff
Kas
Farwell
Neb
Shoshone
Wyo
Bost- Wick
Kiréwin
Webster
Ieys
Garden City
al G
Kelly
Miller Bros. Circus
Bette
Bluff
Mustn't Till New Cropland In Reserve
Farmers adding new cropland to cultivation in 1957 after signing acreage reserve agreements may face smaller or cancelled soil bank payments. The county ASC chair explains payment equals the smaller of designated reserve acres or actual reserve acres, reduced by any new land brought into cultivation, undermining the program’s purpose to reduce cropland.
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A. &. Cook
Finney County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Cook
County- Asc
Wind Up Big Naval Review Sparks Old Ship Pride
In Los Angeles and Norfolk a windy naval review ends with Adm. Burke praising the fleet while the scene includes a near-miss as Joseph Petschar, 72, narrowly escapes a car crash while repairing a roof. The chaotic display reflects a shifting era as older ships face a jet powered future.
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Los Angeles
Joseph Petschar
Petschar
Knan
Water funds cut for Army Engineers project budget
Washington reports the House Appropriations Committee recommended 807,196,800 for Army Engineers water projects for the year starting July 1. The figure is five percent below Eisenhower’s proposed budget and falls short of the budget recommendation by 31,708,200 and the prior year’s appropriation by 37,100,700.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Army Engineers
Marketplace Stocks Jump In Turbulent Chicago Trading Day
A volatile session spurred by renewed activity lifts market prices across commodities and stocks. Wheat and soybeans rally while steel and chemical issues lead advances. volume nears yesterday's level with notable upside in specialities and pivotal issues.
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New York
Oil and Gas Completions Expand in Finney County Area
Six new Pan-American Petroleum gas wells east of Garden City report state deliverability from 1.3 to 2.5 million cubic feet per day. Drilled in various fields with perforations and depths noted, the wells add to Finney County’s growing gas output. References to Formosa air drops and Kansas City livestock market data follow the oil news in this regional bulletin.
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Finney County
Pan-American Petroleum Co
Garden City
T. Way
Russell
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