Richardson family milestones and local notes in Garden City
Former Garden City editor Earl Richardson notes graduation milestones for his children Robert 25 who earned an MD from Michigan, John 27 with an MS in surgery and medicine from MSU, and Mary Ann 18 who finished East Lansing High School. Plans place Robert at Alameda County Hospital Oakland, John at a Detroit veterinary hospital, and Mary pursuing MSA next fall. local entomologist Les DePew corrects elm disease reporting and warns elm back beetles could spread a fungus. Dutch Elm Disease not reported in western Kansas. A 42 inch rattlesnake shot by Burl Staley’s husband remains near death 24 hours after burial, per Mrs. Staley.
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Garden Cition and Telegram
Earl Richardson
Michigan State University Department of Information Services
Robert
University of Michigan
John
Michigan State School of Veterinary Medicine
Mary Ann
East Lansing
Alameda County Hospital
Oakland
Calif
Detroit
Mary
M.S
Les DePew
Kansas State University Agricultural Experiment Station
Stevens Park
Kansas
Burl Staley
RFD 1
Byr
Wheat Harvest Starts South of Garden City
Southwest Kansas reports the first wheat load arriving at Co op Elevator in Ulysses while Sublette and Montezuma elevators begin receiving grain. Harvest is starting in Grant, Meade, and neighboring counties with forecasts of 20 to 25 bushels per acre in drought affected areas. Local labs note test weights around 60 to 61 pounds per bushel and moisture near 11 to 16 percent as crews expect a wide spread harvest next week.
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Z. T. Bowen
Nolan
Co-op
Garden City
Harvest Labor Control
Kansas
Dighton
Ulysses
Johnson
Sublette
Elkhart
Montezuma
Sumner
Harper
Barber
Harry Morton
Grant County
Morton
Hickok
US 160
Alvin Walters
Hutchinson
Gordon Sibley
Co-op Grain Dealers Union
US 56
Sibley
Orval Forney
Montezuma Co-op
Gray County
Hugoton
Stevens County
Oklahoma
Sid Thomas
Wichita
Rolla
Cimarron River
Stevens
Demonstrators Occupy Tokyo as Kishi Defies Violence Call
In Tokyo 65,000 leftists marched around the Diet to block the U S Japan security pact. A Socialist leader Jotaro Kawakami was stabbed. officials say he survives. Premier Kishi vows stay in office until treaty ratified, then elections to seek a mandate. socialist and police tensions rise with nightly stone throwing.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
Nobusuke Kishi
America
Sp .1Eman
Kishi
Liberal - Democratic
Diet
Jotaro Kawakami
Kawakami
Parliament
Inejira Asanuma
Asanuma
Kosaku Shinoda
Liberal-Democratic Party
U.S
Eisenhower Nears Formosa Amid Red Bombardment
President Eisenhower sails toward Formosa as Chinese forces shell offshore Quemoy and Matsu islands. The Tokyo visit’s collapse deepens the crisis, fueling charges of diminished U.S. prestige while plans shift to Korea and Hawaii.
Weed-Killer Question Dimly Looms Over Kansas Wheat
TOPEKA AP The state Board of Health meeting may discuss whether wheat treated with the weed killer 2 4 0 will be condemned for interstate shipment. Evan Wright said the issue is not on the agenda but could be raised. Sam D Mine of the FDA in Kansas City warned that wheat sprayed less than 50 days before harvest faces condemnation for potential harm to humans.
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Shinada
Liberal-Democratic Party
Shinoda
Formosa
Korea
Hawaii
Washington
Hagerty
Japan
Okinawa
Wake Island
Topeka
Kansas
State Board of Health
Evan Wright
State Food and Drug Division
Board of Health
Sam D
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Kansas City
Fidelity State Bank to Remodel and Expand in Garden City
Fidelity State Bank will remodel and expand at 213 N Main, adding 245 times space with a new fireproof front, 60 by 75 feet, 4500 square feet, teller lines, a 22 by 60 foot lobby, private offices, and a time and temperature display on Main Street. A drive in facility at the rear with two windows will open mid year, enlarging bookkeeping space. the bank organized in 1924 now holds about 100 million in assets.
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Fidelity State Bank
Main
Bank
Garden City
Ieee
Chestnut
Fulton
Lee and Woolman Construction Co
Howard Blanchard
Ike Thinks Reds Back Of Riots
President Eisenhower believes Chinese Communists aimed to sabotage his Tokyo visit by exploiting the U2 incident to derail talks. He also thinks Khrushchev pulled his invitation to Moscow, hoping to pressure the summit and hinder Eisenhower’s travel and reception abroad.
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Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Japan
Tokyo
Free World
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Pacific
White House
James C. Hagerty
U.S
State Department
Hagerty
Ike
St. Paul
Formosa
Soviet Russia
Khrushchev
Paris
Moscow
Red Radio Heaps Scorn On Eisenhower
Peiping Radio reported thousands of Chinese Communist guns bombarded Quemoy today in a display of contempt and scorn for President Eisenhower. The guns began firing at 8 p.m. local time and were followed by a Nationalist Chinese Defense Ministry report that fire eased 55 minutes later. No counterfire was reported, suggesting light shelling.
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Adm
Charles D. Griffin
Japan
Tokyo
Peiping Radin
Peiping Radio
Garden Sass Gas Garden Weather Word From Pool Operators
Garden Sass Gas Garden reports the weather man finally issued guidance to swimming pool operators. The brief notes coordination efforts and anticipated impacts on pool operations.
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Gas Garden
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