Fire cooking boys thwarted by police in county town
Two boys aged 9 and 10 were found by police in the 200 block of North Fifth Street yesterday. They were not playing with fire but cooking eggs with a small blaze. Police halted the cook-out. A Ford Foundation grant of 5,600 dollars will go to Scott County Hospital this week. The foundation awarded 200 million dollars in grants to non-profit hospitals last December, based on patient days and births.
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N. Fifth
Scott County
Ford Foundation
Obituary: Lawrence J Hoyt 1914 1956
Lawrence Jeff Hoyt 42 of Garden City died last night at St Catherine hospital after a year of poor health. He farmed north of Garden City since 1950, born Cimarron March 19 1914. Survived by wife Oddril Morrow Hoyt two sons Larry John two daughters Mary Irene Beth Elaine his parents Mr and Mrs H M Hoyt of Garden City three brothers Charles Gerald Edward and two sisters Virginia Bowlsby Irene Hoyt. Funeral 10 am Wednesday First Baptist church with Rev Franklyn Edwards officiating burial Valley View cemetery. Memorials to cancer fund. Friends may pay respects at Phillips Funeral home.
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Lawrence Jeff Hoyt
St. Catherine Hospital
Hoyt
Garden City
Cimarron
First Baptist Church
Mr. Hoyt
Oddril Morrow
Oddril
Larry
John
Mary Irene
Beth Elaine
H. M. Hoyt
Charles
Gerald
Edward
Deerfield
Virginia Bowlsby
Bondurant
Wyo
Irene Hoyt
Franklyn Edwards
Valley View Cemetery
Cancer Fund
Phillips Funeral Home
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Bilinger funeral held
Funeral rites for the infant son of Mr and Mrs A J Bilinger 2010 Third were held this afternoon at St Marys church. The baby was stillborn this morning at St Catherine hospital. Burial was in Valley View cemetery.
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A. J. Bilinger
St. Mary’s Church
St. Catherine Hospital
Valley View Cemetery
Fund Started To Aid Private Hagelberger In Death Appeal
A special bank account in Gardner Kansas was opened for contributions to the Hagelberger appeal. Karl Lehman of Farmers Bank said funds will finance legal efforts to save Pvt Richard A Hagelberger from the hangman as he remains in Ft Leavenworth disciplinary confinement awaiting disposition of his case.
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Gardner
Kas
Richard A. Hagelberger
Karl Lehman
Farmers Bank
Hagelberger
Ft. Leavenworth
Topeka Native Named Secretary of Federal Home Loan Board
Harry W. Caulsen a Topeka native will su tected J Francis Moore as secretary to the Federal Home Loan Bank Board on June 30 announced yesterday Moore is resigning to take another job Caulsen now lives in Arlington Virginia has served on the board since 1932 and has been assistant secretary since 1934.
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Washington
Harry W. Caulsen
Topeka
J. Francis Moore
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Moore
Caulsen
Arlington
Hospital Admittances and Discharges in Garden City News
Today in Garden City hospital notices list admittees including Mrs Ora Houghton of Dighton and Mrs W T Parker at addresses on Ander son Pinecrest and 306 Ander son. discharges include Mrs Earnest Davis and Lucas G Williams. It also notes births at 8:04 a.m. and 1 a.m. Sunday for Mr and Mrs Earl Bosley and Mr and Mrs Benito Perez. Police brief reports arrest of Leland Nev in for drunkenness and resisting arrest and a bond posting for Jimmy Eugene Bane after muffler infraction.
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Ora Houghton
Dighton
W. T. Parker
Anderon
Richard Dortch
Pinecrest
Benito Perez
C Street
J. B. Brittain
West Fair
Earl Bosley
Louis Harms
Evans
Valdez
Glen Truitt
Holcomi
E. &. Tackett
Deerfield
Margaret Rundell
Aro
North Sixth
Carol J. Greve
Santa Cruz
Calif
A. J. Billinger
Earnest Davis
Lucas G. Williams
North Main
Forest Robinson
B Street
Melvin Dimitt
North ' Ysighth
Ralph T. Kersey
North Fifth
Martin F. Cooley
Wile F. Kidwell
Holcomb
Robert Scenes Sublette
St. Catterthe
JC. Street
Leland Ethelbert Nevin
Frederick
Jimmy Eugene
Senator Jackson urges full study of foreign aid plan
Senator Jackson described the foreign aid program as a clumsy patchwork and urged a full study of its concepts. The Senate closed its Foreign Relations Committee session to act on a House bill for 3.8 billion dollars in military and economic aid outside the Soviet orbit, with much of the cut from military aid. He warned the program breeds suspicion of U.S. motives and risks losing friends as Russia seeks to extend influence.
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Washington
Jackson
D-Wash
Senate
Chamber
Foreign Relations Committee
House
Eisenhower
Sen
Mansfield
D-Mont
Nineteen British Die In Forest Fire in Cyprus Mountains
Nineteen British soldiers die and eighteen are injured in a forest fire during a manhunt in the Rhodos Mountains near Nicosia Cyprus. Helicopters evacuate the wounded as about 2,000 troops pursue Gorge Grivas leader of EOKA rebels known as Dighenis.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Rhodos
Gorge Grivas
EOKA
Dighenis
Kansas President to Head Lutheran Delegates
The Rev. Walter H. Meyer of Topeka will head the 35 Kansas delegates to the national convention of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod. Meyer is president of the Kansas district, and the delegation represents 46,000 Lutherans.
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Kansas
Salina
Walter H. Meyer
Topeka
The
Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod
Meyer
Synod
Nazarene plan new missions across Africa Formosa Okinawa
The Church of the Nazarene sent out missionaries to start stations in central Africa Formosa and Okinawa. Ten thousand delegates and visitors at the four year general assembly joined in consecration and assignment at a missionary rally. Twenty eight new missionaries brought total workers to 342 in 33 world areas. The Rev Carl Mischke warned of other forces bidding for Africa as assembly proceeds after Sunday worship. Nearly 12 000 attended communion at the Sunday service at Municipal Auditorium.
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Kansas City
Church of the Nazarene
Central Africa
Formosa
Okinawa
General Assembly
Heart of Africa
Carl Mischke
Municipal Auditorium
Hart Doubts Ike Remains In Race For Senate Nomination
Wichita Democrat George Hart announced he does not expect President Eisenhower to seek re election and predicts Adlai Stevenson will win. He said health will not be the issue, pointing to Republicans blunders and mistakes in Washington affecting small business and farmers. He spoke as he campaigns for the Democratic nomination for U S senator.
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Wichita
George Hart
U.S
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Woodrow Wilson
Biisenhower
Rpublican
Washington
Nan
Hart
Oklahoma seeks animal disease lab in Stillwater
Oklahoma’s congressional delegation backs Stillwater as site for an 18 million dollar Agriculture Department animal disease laboratory. Rep. Steed and others drafted a letter to the site selection committee meeting in St. Louis on June 27. Officials of Oklahoma A and M College will present the brief, with some lawmakers urging the plant near the college area.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Stillwater
Okla
Agriculture Department
Animal Disease
Rep. Steed
D-Okla
St. Louis
Oklahoma A. & M. Collge
A, & M. College
Democrats Plan Seven Point Legislative Program
Democratic leaders outline a seven point program to preserve control of Congress in November. It includes social security expansion, more public housing, higher farm price supports, highway construction, school aid, a higher minimum wage, and public power projects with no tax cut.
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Congress
Elsephower Administration
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Holds Talks With Nixon and Dulles
President Eisenhower met today with Vice President Nixon and Secretary of State Dulles amid White House paperwork and a substantial lunch. Nixon said no political discussion occurred and that Eisenhower will speak for himself when ready while Hagerty emphasized a push for foreign aid and restoration of wartime powers. Dulles also visited, with a brief private discussion following the joint conference focusing on State Department matters.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
State Dulles
White House
Sway
James C. Hagerty
Dulles
State Department
Harriman Campaign Expands With Utah Leader Named
Democratic candidate Averell Harriman strengthens his campaign in the West with Milton Weisenmann named fulltime Western manager. A Colorado andan Harriman group formed as Harriman returns from a 12 state Western rally. Weisenmann stresses he cannot commit full time due to Utah duties. Harriman hints at broader regional expansion across ten states including Arizona Colorado Idaho Kansas Nevada Montana New Mexico Oklahoma Utah Texas Washington and Wyoming.
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Denver
Averell Harriman
New York
Utah
Ern
Milton Wellenmann
Colorado Ans nor-Harriman
Weisenmann
Salt Lake City
Harriman
Arizona
Colorado
Idaho
Kansas
Nevada
Montana
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Washington
Wyoming
Peter Pan Opens Starlight Summer Season in KC
Kansas City Starlight Theater launches its sixth summer with Peter Pan as the first outdoor show. Broadway’s Jeanne Bala will star as Peter Pan in the 52 year old production, the first of ten plays planned for the season.
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Kansas City
Starlight Theater
Jeanne Bal
Wisconsin Democrats Urge Firm Civil Rights Stand
Wisconsin's Democratic convention urged the national party to take a clear and unequivocal position in favor of civil rights. A resolution passed unanimously at the final session called for insuring full and equal rights to every citizen.
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Superior
Wis
Wisconsin
National Party
Israel Has Resigned The Marketplace Kansas City
Kansas City market report shows cattle and hog markets with mixed shifts and price ranges across cattle calves steers heifers cows bulls veal stockers and feeders. Hogs and sheep follow slower demand with price declines noted. Grain prices for wheat corn oats milo and soybeans move in narrow ranges with several futures points cited.
Sharett quits as Israeli foreign minister after party split
Arab tensions prompt Abba Sharett to resign from government after a split with David Ben-Gurion. Mapai appoints Golda Meir as interim foreign minister and Mordechai Namir to Labor Ministry as Be-Gurion defends the move. U S Navy carrier Saratoga cited for its power to supply a city of 1.5 million.
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Israél
Mapai —Democratic Labor
Sharett
Ben-Gurion
API
Mapai
Golda
Myergol
Labor
Min Inter
Waukee
Achoolteacher
Mordechai ‘Namis
Labor Federation
Labor Ministry
Myerson
U.S
Saratoga
Market Lower on Soybeans and Grains on Chicago Board
July soybeans fell to the daily limit of 10 cents as prices slipped for the second straight session. Wheat eased under hedging pressure while rye also dropped with wheat. Corn oats and rye futures declined with July contracts noted, and open interest for wheat futures stood at 63,514,000 bushels.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Wichita Livestock Prices and Market Report Summary
Wichita Kansas cattle figures show calves around 3 500 head with slaughter steers and heifers holding steady to modest declines. Cows slow 25 to 50 lower while bulls stay about steady. Slaughter calves near steady with steer values 17.50 to 19.50, heifers 17.00 to 19.50, cows 10.50 to 12.00, bulls 12.50 to 14.00 tops 14.00. Hogs mixed, 40 to 50 lower. sows 11.75 to 15.00. Sheep 1 200 slow steady, aged ewes weak to 50 lower. Also a note on medieval peacock plumes used as helmet ornaments.
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Kansas City
USDA
U.S
Wichita
Cattie
Home treatment for cerebral palsy and deficiency
Denver doctors announce a home method to detect prevent and correct cerebral palsy and mental deficiency in early stages. Free illustrated booklets and guidance are offered to mothers and families through Spears Chiropratic Hospital in Denver.
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Denver
Colo
Spears Chiropractic Hospital
Students enrolled at Kansas State summer session
From Finney county and nearby areas several students join Kansas State College for summer classes. Enrollments reach the largest level since 1949 with three week courses added to regular offerings. Local students named include Edward Bethel Duane Hays Paul Hoover Sylvia Leasure Melvin Smith Bobby Strit Scott Sheets Carrol Glanville Peggy Tillotson Charles Hoppus Fred Charles Hilda Leikam Mildred Leikam Fred Rumford John Ross Gerald Nixon Jack Irwin John Jones James Holland Donna Wood Tribune Douglas Marey Billy we Darryl Smika and others from area communities.
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Kansas State
Addidor
Finney
Welingoff
Garden City
Edward [Bethel
Duane Hays
Paul’ Hoover
Sylvia’ Leasure
Melvin" Smith
Bobby Strit
Holcomb
Alfred Hartman
Kalvesta
Hubert
Mai
Scott Sheets
Scoti
Carrol Glanville
Marienthal
Peggy Tillotson
Shields
Charles Hoppus
John Ross
Gerald Nixon
Cimarron
Jack Irwin
Copeland
John Jones
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