Five Commie Leaders Freed by Supreme Court ruling
The Supreme Court freed five California Communist leaders and ordered new Smith Act trials for nine others. The majority said evidence against the five was clearly insufficient while Justice Clark dissented. The group included William Schneiderman and others tied to the local party apparatus. The article notes births and various local notices alongside the decision.
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Washington
Supreme Court
California
New Smith
Act
Clark
Congress
Harlan
William Schneiderman
San Francisco
Communist Party
FBI
Schneiderman
Alnd Then Zoowie! A chaotic tale in a Kansas storefront tale
A jumble of names and places profiles families from Liberal Lindsay Great Bend and Herington, with a Garden City grandchild describing a misadventure. Five year old Marsha Quick narrates an accidental grocery wagon ride that ended in a crash, as her sister Susan and friends were invited along.
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Marsha Quick
W. F. Hisey
Garden City
Dale Quick
Belleville
Marsha
Susan
Mangha
New Wichita County Treasurer Named and Resigned
Leoti Mrs Pearl Smith elected Wichita County treasurer resigned before serving. Rose Fetty appointed to succeed Smith effective October. Smith remained in Indiana with Cupid causing the interruption of her plans. The county board appointed Fetty to the office in October.
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Leoti
Pearl Smith
Wichita County
Rose Fetty
Smith
Kansas
Floyd Chelf
Jeffersonville
Ind
Indiana
Wichita County Board of Commissioners
Fetty
Angered by Traffic Ticket Girl Tackles Police Station Scene
Vivian Masters, a 20 year old known as a crack shot, rushed a northern New Jersey police station and wrestled with Patrolman Clarence Friedland while William Knoll, alone on duty, threatened with a 12 gauge shotgun. Knoll held at bay as Masters demanded the officer call back the duty to crack the code signal. Police said Masters previously faced a reckless driving charge and attempted to run from officers at her arrest. An associated report notes Eldon Voss, Garden City Insurance adjuster, injured near Leoti, expected to be discharged from Leoti hospital after noon.
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Newton
Knoll
William Knoll
Deta
Ile
Clarence Head
Friedland
Vivian Masters
Miss Masters
New Jersey
Miss Masers
Per Llice
Finney
Dow
Theliie Civic Center
Bounty
Bill Yost
Garden City Garden
Warren Hotel Lobby Redecoration Underway
Painters set up masking tape and paper to prepare the Warren hotel lobby for a spray job as part of a remodeling program. The municipal pool drained Sunday night and will reopen at 1 p.m. Wednesday after one more cleaning before its July 4 celebration.
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Warren
Local Guardsmen Set High Score at Camp McCoy
Battery A led by Capt Clyde Daniel posted the top combat-type unit score at Camp McCoy Wisconsin during summer field training. Garden City’s Battery A and 161st Armored Field Artillery trained with 105mm guns and M7B2 Howitzers amid six days in the field. The 12 man convoy returned home safely with 300 to 400 rounds fired each day and a 90 percent percentile score, praising no injuries and strong daily inspections.
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Clyde Daniel
Camp McCoy
Wis
Garden City
National Guard
Ralph Guthrie
McCoy
Funeral set for Mrs Maldo Munoz 36
Funeral services for Mrs Maldo Munoz 36 were held at St Marys Catholic church this morning. She died Saturday at St Catherine hospital after living in Garden City 30 years. Survived by husband two daughters Lupe and Mary son Michael two brothers Joe Beltran of St Louis Manuel Beltran of Garden City and four sisters Christina Tajada Stockton Calif Dolores Fernandez Alameda Calif Mary Perez Lakin and Anna Ornelas Vernon Tex. Burial followed at Deerfield Cemetery.
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Romaldo Munoz
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Munoz
St. Catherine Hospital
Yates Center
Garden City
Lupe
Mary
Michael
Joe’ Beltran
St. Louis
Manuel Beltran
Christina Tajada
Stockton
Calif
Dolores Fernandez
Alameda
Mary ‘Perez
Lakin
Anna Ornelas
Vernon, Tex
Deerfield, Cemetery
Elizabeth Payne 85 services held at Burrton church
Elizabeth Payne age 85 died Saturday at St. Catherine hospital after living in Garden City area for two years. Born March 8 1872 in Lexington Missouri she was a Burrton Christian. Survived by brother Robert Payne of Garden City four nephews and four nieces. Burial followed at Burrton cemetery.
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Elizabeth Payne
Christian Church
Burrton
Miss Payne
Garden, City
St. Cather
Lexington
Robert Payne
Garden City
Pratt Resident Ralph Bloxum Dies at 65
Ralph Bloxum a Pratt resident and father in law of Dr Richard Garnand died last night at Pratt of a heart attack He was a school teacher Services are incomplete.
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Pratt
Ralph Bloxum
Richard Garnand
Garden Citian
Bloxum
US Aid Keeps Poor Nations From Red Camp
Evanston Michigan report quotes Undersecretary Christian A Herter saying without U S aid underdeveloped nations would turn to the Soviet Union. He argues economic assistance is not foreign aid but part of our military defense and Bital to preventing Soviet influence.
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Evanston
Christian A. Herter
U.S
Soviet Union
Herter
Massachusetts
Two More Deaths Raise Kansas Toll in Weekend Crashes
Two more fatalities brought Kansas traffic deaths to 227 after weekend crashes on state roads. Authorities reported Lee Cartwright, 44, Spring Hill, found dead near U S mile south of the Johnson county line, and Nelson Davidson, 44, Iola, died Saturday night in a collision.
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Associated Press
Ilater
Lee Cartwright
Spring Hill
U.S. State
Miami
Johnson County
Nelson’ Davidson
Iola
Collear
Wheat Gains On Weather Report In Late Trading
Grain futures rally as adverse weather spreads through the belt boosts wheat. Oklahoma yields disappoint, rainfall heavy from Kansas northward raises crop damage fears. July wheat up to 2% with prices at 2.0444-38 dollars, corn up about 4% to 1.29 to 1.35, oats higher, soybeans steady. Open interest and weekly and yearly purchase figures noted.
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Lindh Produce Co
Goffe & Carkener, Inc
Kansas City
Udel
Chicago
Garden City
MIO
Seeneces Pumodee
New York
SEAR
Board of Trade
Oklahoma
Kansas
Haiti Riots Leave 50 Dead and Hundreds Hurt
Port au Prince faced violent street clashes as rioting left at least 50 dead and about 200 wounded. Provisional President fled by the military junta prompted appeals for normal business operation amid threats to force essential services. A cloudburst drenched the capital, compounding chaos as security forces fired on mobs and thousands were imprisoned. The crisis fed by political rivals and potential new coups, amid a nation beset by poverty and unrest.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Daniel Fignole
New Primatene Asthma Formula Goes Over The Counter
An ad touts Primatene as the most prescribed asthma remedy now available without a prescription. It claims relief lasts hours, opens bronchial tubes, loosens mucus, reduces nervous tension, and prevents injections. The potion is offered at drugstores for 98 cents with a money back guarantee.
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New York
Spetial
Medical Scient Ink
Pharsla delOempeny
Rede Maa
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Farmers Union Jobbing Assn
Hutchinson, Kansas
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Lerned, Kansas
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Kansas Farmers Union
Topeka, Kansas
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