Local dentist improves at St Catherine hospital
Dr Charles R Philbrick is reported improving in St Catherine hospital this morning after treatment for an infected cornea. Joseph O Toler of Colorado Springs walked away from a work gang in Finnup park yesterday and may still be in the area or hitchhiking. City water well drilling at Fulton and Spencer is finished with a 324 foot depth and 72 hour test aimed at 1000 gallons per minute. Garden City delegation returns from Topeka after gas rate hearing advisement by the Kansas Corporation Commission. Sears Roebuck manager W E Rutherford returns from a meeting in Kansas City.
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St. Catherine Hospital
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Joseph O. Toler
Colorado Springs
Finnup Park
Colorado
Fulton and
Spencer Streets
Garden City
Topeka
Kansas Corporation Commission
Northern’ Natural and Peoples Natural Gas Companies
W. E. Rutherford
Sears Roebuck
Sears
Kansas City
Deaths and Funerals G P Hart of Overbrook
G P Hart father of Mrs J E Wharton of 605 North First died Tuesday morning in Overbrook after a stroke last fall he had recovered only to lapse into a coma. In his 70s he ran a general merchandise store in Overbrook until illness and the store now passes to the historical society.
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J. E. Wharton
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Hart
Chinese Reds Seize Two American Soldiers
Two American soldiers were seized by Chinese forces after crossing the Korean truce line in Munsan yesterday. The United Nations Command said they were returned today after reporting they were treated well. The men were Sgt. Robert L. Hartman of North Sacramento California and Pfc. James P. Dillon of Brooklyn New York.
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Korea
United Nations Command
Robert L. Hartman
North Sacramento
Calif
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James P. Dillon
Brooklyn
Wheat and livestock markets from Wichita and Kansas City
Market notes show wheat and corn mixed with small gains and losses across grades, with oats and milo and rye varying. Kansas City livestock reports list cattle calves hogs and sheep with price ranges for good and utility grades, noting firmness in some categories and declines in others.
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Slaugh- Collin
Kansas City Livestock
Eisenhower Tours New England in 1952 Campaign
President Eisenhower travels through northern New England on a campaign swing. He breakfasted with 100 women delegates at a Vermont inn and accepted gifts including Vermont maple sugar. He addressed a Rutland crowd of about 25 000 pledging to extend an olive branch of peace. Senator Aiken urged him to seek a second term.
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New Hampshire
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Fairgrounds
America
Sen. Aiken
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Two Thirds Of People In Us Have Insurance
New York report says about two out of every three Americans totaling 101 493 000 people were covered by some form of voluntary health insurance at the last count according to the health insurance council.
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Health Insurance Council
Local Girl Named Forum Queen At Dodge City Event
Garden City and Dodge City participants highlighted the American G I Forum first convention in Dodge City. Dr Hector P Garcia led the event with speeches on democracy while Queen Sue Espinosa was selected to represent Kansas at the national forum in San Antonio July 1 to 3.
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Sue Espinosa
Garden City
American G. I. Forum
American Legion Club
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William Garcia
Dodge City Forum
al Valenzuela
San Antonio
Tex
Young Man Killed in Car Truck Collision Near Rossville
Kenneth D. Rogers a 25 year old from St Marys Kansas died in a crash when his car collided with a truck on Highway 24 west of Rossville early today authorities said Rogers was identified by his family and police continuing to investigate the wreck occurring near the highway junction with local roads October event date not specified in available text
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St. Marys
Highway 24
Here
Reds Seek Formosa Deal With China Leaders
The Premiers of Russia and India jointly urged the surrender of Formosa to the Chinese Reds and supported a U.N. seat for Communist China plus a ban on atomic weapons. Nehru and Bulganin signed the declaration during Nehru’s 17 day Soviet visit, marking their first joint statement on the policy before Nehru’s Warsaw trip.
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Russia
India
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U.N
China
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Soviet Union
Blue Lustre Carpet and Upholstery Cleaning Ad
Blue Lustre foam cleaner cleans carpets rugs and furniture without sogging or matting it and leaves no oily residue. The foam disappears like soap bubbles. one half gallon cleans three 9 by 12 rugs. Fankhauser's 109 Grant Phone 6762.
McCarthy Resolution Defeated in Senate
The Senate rejected Sen. McCarthy's bid to press Big Four Russia talks, voting 77 to 4 against the measure. Amid battle lines, Fulbright denounced McCarthy and pledged to press on with condemnation of his actions, while McCarthy vowed to continue seeking concessions from the Russians at the Geneva summit. The Administration and Senate leaders from both parties opposed the resolution.
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Senate
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Eisenhower
Fulbright
D-Ark
Admittances and discharges report from Garden City Hospital
Today in Garden City hospital admissions list several patients including Mrs John Dufield, Marion Hays, Mrs Margaret Braun, Mrs H C Woodham, Janet Peitz, Mrs Cliff Tucker, and Lawrence Deaver Jr. Discharges include Mrs Alfred Coyne, Mrs Ira Standley, Mrs Charles Gust, Lee Green, Mrs Duwane Patton, Herman Coerber, Mrs Ronald Mott, and Sam Ratliff. Police briefs note Fred LeRoy Barnett suspended license and $30 fine, Ivan Wayne Wise found not guilty on a turn charge, Charles Gene Quillen fined for improper driving’s defective brakes and open bottle with bond posted.
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John Dufield
South Fifth
Lawrence Deaver
North Eighth
Marion Hays
Scott City
Margaret Braun
North Twelfth
H. C. Woodham
Dighton
Janet Peitz
North Highth
Cliff Tucker
Montezuma
Alfred Coyne
North Thirteenth
Ira Standley
North Ninth
Charles Gust
North
Lee Green
Duwane Patton
Herman Coerber
Deerfield
Ronald Mott
Pierceville
Sam Ratliff
Laurel Street Rest Fame
Leested
Lenin
Ivan Wayne’ Wise
Charles Gene Quillen
Medal of Honor Winners Would Get Federal Pay
The House passed a bill to give each of the 395 living Medal of Honor winners $10 a month for life. They currently receive $10 a month after age 65.
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Washington
House
Senate
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