Scout day camp runs at GL Scout Little House
About 10 Brownie scouts attend a day camp Monday through Friday at the GL Scout Little House with Mrs W A Selover as director. Intermediate Girl Scouts camp at Finnup Park under Mrs Led Hebbee. May savings ads soared with Hanna reporting over $400 000 more than April while Kan ny put $6 4 million into savings ads during May.
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GL Scout Little House
W. Ai Selover
Finnup Park
Xof
Mra
Hebbée
Hanna
Kanny
Possible broadened corn price support program eyed
Washington reports from the Midwest discuss a possible bumper corn crop and a broadened federal program to bolster prices for corn used as stock feed. Officials note non compliance could be eligible for support if the crop exceeds three billion bushels, with a lower rate than compliant grain to prevent price drops.
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Washington UA
Midwest
Specia
Ion
yAgriculture Department
Fedal
Teacher Pay Plan Spawns Debate On Public Schools
Oklahoma City report on a National Education Association attack reacting to a merit based pay plan as a premier issue. Dr Beirne of Washington argues mediocrity persists with poor teachers and strong talent is needed. Bush counters with political nuance. CWA delegates praise unions amid wage law debates.
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Oklahoma ‘City
National Education Assn
Kansas City
Joseph
Beirne
Washington
Dustry
Push
Oklahoma
Frontiers
S of
NEA
Rush T. Jones
Vannevar Bush
Siolen
Massachusettshim
Institute of Technology Corp
Bush
CWA
New York
Harry S. Tru
Court rulings stirs congress as Smith Watkins cases loom
Garden City court notes include hospital ad mits, births, and local fines. Washington rulings on communism trigger congressional debate with Rep. Smith defending antisubversive law and Sen. Jenner warning of a revival of past battles. Watkins case mood remains unsettled as justices split.
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Washington
Supreme Court
High Court
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Sen
Jenner
R-Ind
Smith
California
Leoti Dial Phones Under Way By Stromberg-Carlson Crew
Leoti crews install new central office dial equipment for Sunflower Telephone Co in a Roch ester NY firm completion in 90 days. Work began in the new building behind the company office with cable connection to follow. Final cutover dates set for Marietthal and Tribune with an open house planned after completion.
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Leoti
Sunflower Telephone Co
Stromberg-Carlson Co
Rochester
Telephone Company
Infant Billy Ray Coates Dies at Birth in Germany
Billy Ray, infant son of Mr and Mrs James D Coates, died at birth in Germany. Funeral services were held in Frankfurt. Mrs Coates, formerly Ann Troff of Deerfield, is named mother.
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James Meldie Baker
Evana
Robert Joy
Bancrofl
Bertha Bowman
Roxy L. Fitzgerald
Sublette
Thomas Motley
David A. Drake
Scott City
Larry K. Earnest
Holcomb
Casper J. Schiffalbein
Laurel
Luciano Martinez
Garde Mlysso
George
L. Robinson
Richard ‘Ed
Billy Ray
Pfe
God
James D. Coates
Germany
Frankfurt
Coates
Ann Troff
Deerfield
Yandyman TITUGVILLE Birthplace of oil era faces civic turmoil
In the oil era birthplace Titugville, Algiers reports a military vehicle mine incident near Tlemcen injuring soldiers. French officials confirm casualties as city officials reveal arrests and charges amid a reshuffled city clerk post and financial scrutiny.
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Titugville, PA
Algiers
Tlemcen
Algeria
Symeone
George
Dep
Humphrey to defend administration fiscal policy before Senate
Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey appears before the Senate Finance Committee to defend administration fiscal and monetary policies. The inquiry will probe taxes, credit, national debt, and interest rates, likely lasting into 1958. Chairman Byrd calls it the first full review of fiscal and monetary policy in half a century amid concerns about tight money and inflation.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Senate Finance Committee
Eisenhower
Democratic Committee
Byrd
D-Va
Mamie Eisenhower Enters Walter Reed For Checkup
Washington reports the First Lady Mamie Eisenhower is undergoing a routine second head to toe physical at Walter Reed Army Hospital. Press Secretary James Hagerty says she entered yesterday and will stay several days. Her last stay was in February when she was pronounced in good condition.
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Washington
White House
Mamie Eisenhower
Isi
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Toiday
James C. Hacerty
Hagerty
Pass Smaller Postal Fund Pass Smaller Postal Fund
Washington reports a House Appropriations subcommittee will send a recommendation to provide the Post Office Department 133 million dollars in extra funds for the new fiscal year starting July 1. The panel approved a 16 percent cut from the Postmaster General Summerfield’s request, with one member arguing no service curtailments would be needed if the aid is approved.
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Washington
Post Office Department
House Appropriations Committee
Summerfield
Mao Speech Text Shows No Irreconcilable USSR Split
Mao Zedong’s February text released at Peiping radio publicized that though some contradictions exist within Chinese society the aim remains unity toward communism. He rejects coercion and insists democratic discussion guides policy while noting Hungarian unrest influenced thinking but not a Western two party shift.
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Hong Kong
China
Ong
Im-Y
Tze-tung
Hun-t
Peiping Radio
Chinea
Supreme State
Vipa Vose Bits and Piaces
Maces
Mao
Degra
Tuk-Viet Union
Ing
Nikita
Khrushchev
Ussr
Market News and Grain Prices from Kansas City
The report lists futures and cash prices for wheat and soybeans in Chicago and Kansas City, with bids for July and September contracts and daily receipts. It also notes USDA cattle and hog markets, as well as local market commentary from Garden City and surrounding areas, plus a local Masonic lodge gathering announcement.
Pendulum Swings on Chicago Grain Market Declines
Chicago Board of Trade trading today mirrored yesterday with wheat down about a cent at times and corn slipping more than a cent. Oats rye and soybeans posted fractional losses as hedge selling and large government sales weighed on prices. Wheat futures closed lower with mixed July values, while Kansas City cash prices showed broad declines across wheat corn and soybeans amid slow demand.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Trend Down Amid Early Losses In Stock Market Brief
Trend lower ket shared early losses but still remained down for the day late this afternoon. Non-ferrous metal issues suffered widest declines with Anaconda and Kennecott down more than 2 points. Airatic, chemicals and most oils also fell. Trading was active with volume for the day estimated at 2,490,000 shares versus 2,220,000 yesterday.
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Ket
Anaconda
Kennecott
Stern New York
Broadcast Schedule Fragment with Sports andNBC Listings
Fragmentary television and radio listings show June 1 schedule blocks. Entries include Dave Weath and Weather, One Man's Family, NBC Nightline, Walters Warn Us, Dodge City at Garden City, Score, Club Carous neooNews NBC, and Carousel segments with times ranging from 7:30 to 11:00. Names and times are partially garbled but indicate a mixed lineup of NBC programs and sports summaries.
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Uteemen Fouke
Papper Young
Family
NBC
Idee Io
Church of O
Renard Harknows
Ie Weath
Bran Weathern
Ony Jewell
Rm Beathy
Aob
Walters
Uplee City
Washinton
Eresana
Dr. Leb
Girl Rescues Field Mouse. Bit by Rabid Cat
Susan Gaines of Samaritan Valley California saved a field mouse from a cat then was bitten by the irritated rodent. She received a tetanus shot and the mouse will be impounded at the Humane Society shelter for two weeks to check for rabies. Susan must cover the 25 cent daily board fee.
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Mill Valley
Calif
Susan Gaines
Humane
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Lucille Meigh
N. 4Th
Gleason L. Knight
Gardendale
Freddie Allen Norton
Fern Deloris Akins
Eeee Verny Smith
Richard Anderson Weddell
Roy Emerson Sauer
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Everett Davis
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Finney County
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Carolyn Lobmeyer
Mamie Fye
James Seymour
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Earnest Et Ux
ATSF
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Cecil Eugene McNutt
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Darrel’ Wolfe
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Richard James Arnold
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Congress
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Billy Ray Coates
Yandyman
George W. Becker
Nandmallon
Senate
Mamie
Rogers Paint Prod. Inc
Grant Ave
Goffe & Carkener, Inc
Mar.i
Hutchingon
Wichita
Imaba
Amarillo
Eni
Salina
Ft. Worth
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City
USDA
U. S
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Garden ‘City
Favsosta
KOCAL
Lindh Produce Co
Larte
Larne
Citlans
Béejrian Lodge
Eo & Aim
Masonic Temple
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Frank
George’ Murry
The
Tyrian Lodge
Batley
United States
Commerce Department
Suljest
Wedteaday
Ray Hudson
Hudson
Tony Jewell
Corning
Devotion
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Star T
Tony A Teal
Anastand
Bandat
Tony Twiel
Raely
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Rover
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Ariety
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Tannensen
Roper
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Evar Bey
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Samaritan
Dc-78 Continental Clubz
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