Senate Rejects Depletion Cut and Keeps 27 1/2 Percent
The Senate blocked a bid to reduce the oil depletion allowance from 27½ percent, effectively shelving the issue for the year as Congress nears July adjournment. Proponents like Senator Douglas argued for a sliding scale, but the measure failed 30 to 56, with supporters warning reductions could trigger lease losses and wasted supplies. The current rate, in effect since 1926, remains under review but intact through 1961.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Iby
Paul H. Douglas
D-T
Douglas
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
Kansas State graduates to teach this fall at Stafford
Betty Mai of 503 Chesterfield is among 153 KSU graduates taking teaching positions for the fall term, to teach home economics at Stafford. Evelyn Chapman of 1111 Hattle earns honorable mention on St Mary of the Plains College Dean's Honor Roll. Esther Leake of Lakin joins 100 students at KU Mathematics and Science Camp. Two Garden City men appear on KU Dean's Honor Roll in Engineering and Architecture, Wesley Witt and Douglas Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Downing
Madison T. Downing
Deerfield
Walter E. Myer
Emporia State Teachers College
Student National Education Assn
Omega Literary Society
Betty Mai
Pete Mai
Chesterfield
Kansas State University
Stafford
Gvelyn Chapman
Hattle
St. Mary of the Plains College
Dodge City
Esther Leake
Charles Leake, Lakin
University of Kansas
Garden City
University of Kansas School of Engineering and Architecture
Wesley Witt
Pat
Douglas Wolfe
Davis
Death of Infant Della Raye Widows at Raynes Clinic
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Widows Imperial Road died an hour after delivery at Raynes Clinic. Survived by four sisters Dolly Jacquelyn Yaloncia Sus Wynonia Joyce Shellie Janet te and brother Gilbert Leslie and parents. Graveside services were planned at Valley View Cemetery with Rev James T Randall Pilgrims Holiness Church officiating. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Noble Widows and Mr Horton.
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Della Raye
Gilbert
Imperial Rt
Raynes Clinic
Dolly Jacquelyn
Yaloncia Sus
Wynonia Joyce
Shellie Janette
Gilbert Leslie
Valley View Cemetery
James ‘T. Randall
Pilgrims Holiness Church
Noble
Man Horton
Cabbie Eats Seven Chickens at Pensacola Eatery
A Pensacola cab driver, Jim Ferguson, ate seven fried chickens in an all you can eat deal for 99 cents. He ordered the fountain to keep frying after spotting the sign. The manager joked that if he ate five, it would be free, and Ferguson finished seven after two hours, lamenting his chewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
Fla
Jim Ferguson
Jimmerson
Ferguson
Kansans Back Symington at Kansas City Dinner
Two Kansas delegates and an alternate declared support for Missouri Senator Stuart Symington for the Democratic presidential nomination. They said the move aims to quiet Kennedy backing rumors and give Symington a clear edge in Kansas, with 20 pledged delegates to 16 for Kennedy and four for Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Nell Brangers
Salina
Tra Shrock
Marysville
William Green
Horton
Symington
John Kennedy
Los Angles
Blangers
Shrock
Green
Paul Aylward
Ellsworth
Kan
Symington Committee
Aylward
Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Life sentence for former Dachau guard in killing
Wolfgang Seuss aged 53, a former Dachau concentration camp guard, was sentenced in Munich to life imprisonment for knocking a Jew to death by bouncing him in a steel basket. The case highlights the lingering pursuit of accountability for Holocaust crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Germany
Dachau
Wolfgang Seuss
Rail Men in Pay Agreement with Railroads
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen reached a wage deal with U S railroads for 45 000 members. The 16 month pact gives 4 percent rise, 10.108 cents hourly, plus a 17 cent cost of living adjustment retroactive to May 1957. The agreement runs to November 1 1961 and leaves Switchmen’s Union of North America as the lone operating union still in dispute with railroads over pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Anderson Blasts Gov Docking in Campaign Remarks
Parsons and Pratt report that Atty Gen John Anderson, seeking the GOP governorship, accused Gov George Docking of ignoring the law at a campaign meeting. He cited the Coffeyville Loan and Investment Co collapse and criticized administration guidance, noting resignations and political charges amid calls for reform. Kansas Forest, Fish and Game warns open squirrel season July 1 to Nov 30 with eight daily bag and two days bag limits. Shooting hours are one hour before sunrise to sunset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Democratic Party
Ruby Harris
Garden City Hospitals Admissions and Births Report
Admissions at St Catherine include Thomas Graves Leo Smith Mrs Phillip Baker Clarence Gercken Alan Dale Rupp Larry Gene Rupp Mrs Duane Lieker Mrs Lester J De pew and Pete Harris Dismissals list Sharon Ant Rixon Sandy Jo Rixon Mrs Donald K Petty William M Elliott Mrs William W Herman Births show four new babies at St Catherine Jessie Arteaga Duane Biek er Melvin J Kiner Lester J De Pew with birth times and weights the day prior or previous night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cath@rins
Thomas A. Graves
Pinecrest
Leo Smith
Davis
Phillip Baker
Clarence Gercken
E. Kane
Alan Dale Rupp
Holcomb
Larry Gene Rupp
Duane Lieker
Walk
St. Catherine
Sharon Ant Rixon
Ingalls
Sandy Jo Rixon
Donald K Petty
William M, Elliott
Laurel
Jessie Arteaga
Duane Bieker
Walker
Melvin J. Kiner
Lester J. de Pew
N. Ywth
Local Court Docket and Police Notices
County fines for overload and no passing zone violations. multiple defendants paid and released. Arrests include failure to signal stop and following too closely. Several vehicle accidents reported across Main, Fulton, and nearby blocks involving residents and listed addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Leon Cantwell
Rudolph D. Lindeman
Lloyd G. Thompson
ElDorado
Okla
E.F. Brickell
Carl B. Trissell
Sharon Rose Nasser
Harlan Raymond Simon
N. 10Th
Billy Charles Turnbow
Evans
Troop 108 Holds Court of Honor in Garden City
Troop 108 members Robert Townsend and Allan Dunkelburg received the Star rank at a Court of Honor at Finnup Park. About 65 parents and scouts attended a covered dish supper and ceremonies. Ed Wiebe led, Stewart Boone spoke, Don Moore awarded Tenderfoot pins to Terry Percival Jim Stebens and Vic Joyce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Townsend
Allan Dunkelburg
Garden City
Finnup Park
Ed Wiebe
Stewart Boone
Don Moore
Terry Percival
Jim Stebens
Vic Joyce
Gary Stansberry
Dennis Green
Mike Daniels
Dale Patterson
Scott Snyder
Bobby Williams
William Strickert
Billy Waldorf
Forsha Danford
Bob Townsend
Dick Stansberry
Jerry Sturgeon
Larry Moore
Fish, Game Group Elects Six Directors
Members of the Finney County Parks Fish and Game Association met at the Civic Center for a second reorganizational session. Six directors were elected including Bill Yost N L Dunnan Jerome Stonehacker John Oswalt Bob Collins and George Smith. Gouin Retail Sporting Goods presented a sporting goods display and plans for reorganization were set. Next meeting is scheduled for July 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finney, County Parks, Fish and Game Association
Civic Center
Bill Yost
N.L. Dunnan
Jerome Stonehacker
John Oswalt
Bob Collins
George Smith
Gouin Retail Sporting Goods
U N Supports Argentina in Eichmann Case at UN
The Security Council backed Argentina’s claim that Israel’s capture of Adolf Eichmann violated Argentine sovereignty. The resolution criticized transfer from Buenos Aires to Israel, urged appropriate reparation, and did not demand Eichmann’s return.
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United Nations, N. Y
U. N. Security Council
Argentina
Adolf Eichmann
Israel
Eichmann
Buenos Aires
Premie
David Ben-Gurion
Gestapo
Miguel Angel Centeno
Paris
Arturo Frondizi
Ben-Gurion
Tardelis
U. N
Security Council
Poland
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
France
Soviets Hint Breakoff of Disarmament Talks
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin signaled readiness to quit the 10 nation disarmament conference unless Western powers accept negotiations based on Moscow's new total disarmament plan. He warned the move followed a mounting Communist push to justify a talks break, at least until a new U.S. administration takes office. Zorin contrasted with Jiri Nogek who accused the United States of obstructing disarmament to mask war preparations. He charged Washington sabotaged the Paris summit and showed no real interest in negotiating a disarmament pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Valerian Zorin
Soviet Union
Zorin
Washington
Czechoslovakia
Jiri Nogek
United States
Paris
Kansas City market report with mixed livestock data
Kansas City AP market summary shows Castle 500 calves 25, cows largely unchanged, hogs up to 25 higher, sows up to 25 higher. Barrows and gilts 200-240 lbs at 17.00-60, 270-400 lbs sows 14.25-50. Sheep at 650, choice spring slaughter lambs 19.00, mixed good and choice 17.50-18.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Castle
Four-H judging school top performers named
Eighty six 4 H members competed in a pre county and state fair judging school at the 4 H building to select a probable state fair judging team. Top ten overall scores listed with individuals from Margaret Sughrue to Marilyn Plett and detailed division results in Clothing Home Improvement Foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Sughrue
Patty Sughrue
Lee Sroute
Coleen Whitehurst
Lorine Hewson
Linda Russell
Linda de Remus
Darlene Bauerg¢s
Linda VenJohn
Joan Stucker
Kathleen Sughrue
Marilyn Plett
Lee Sroufe
Joan Brinkmeyer
Anna May Largent
Marietta Largent
Dee Sroufe
Mary Daniele
Robin Sroufe
Carolyn Jones
Judy .Ceding
Linda de. Remus
Loriie Hewson
Cathy Calloway
Darlene Bawer
Jolene Katz
Linda DeRemus
Marilyn Piettte
Stocks Active But Not Even
New York stocks moved unevenly in early trading amid preweekend caution after a rally. Trading showed narrow price changes with volatility in a few issues as investors weighed the international situation and an attempted Venezuelan president assassination. Steel and rails rose slightly while motors and rails fell irregularly. High priced IBM gained about 8 points, Magnavox rose on earnings hopes, Pfizer slipped over 2, Parke Davis fell over 1, Schering up over 1. Some drug and speculative favorites faced stop loss selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Venezuela
Magnavox
Pfizer
Parke
Davis
Schering
Missile Contract Set to Beech Aircraft Corp
The Army awards a 2,999,178 contract to Beech Aircraft Corp of Wichita Kansas for model 1925 missile targets and supporting engineering services. Kansas senators Schoeppel and Carlson announced the work will be performed in Wichita. Target count not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Beech Aircraft Corp
Wichita
Kas
Sens
Andrew JF. Schoeppel
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Dr Moore crosses Ohio River on California to New York trek
Cambridge Ohio AP reports Dr Barbara Moore headed to the Ohio River crossing and a leg toward Wheel ing West Virginia on her cross country walk from California to New York City. She faced a heavy rainstorm shortly after leaving a hotel and planned to resume at 1 am after a delayed start.
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Cambridge, Ohio
Barbara Moore
Ohio
State
West Virginia
Wheeling
W. Va
Pennsylvania
California
New York City
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Kansans
Stu Symington
Garden City Loan and Investment CO
Payl
Oe NS
Durance
Fay Setha Gy
Ler Wade, Gla Roe A
Gov. Docking
Lester J. DePew
Pete Harris
Jones Berton L, Miller
Ulysses
William W. Herman
Main
Wilfred McGee Allen
Star Rt
Lester Alexander
Satanta
Fulton
W.L. Gooding
Modoc
Gene “ Halloway
Stoeckly
4Th
Spruce
Robert L. Schrad
Taylor
Sharon Rose Nusser
N. Ard
Harlan R. Simon
Ernest Bernard Kreise
N. Main
Wah Elm
Freass
Syracuse
Col
A&f
INSA
P.O
Kiberel, Kansas
Gall
Troop 108
Fish, Game Group
U.N
Kansas City Livestock
Dr. Moore
Ohio River
Fellowship Baptist Chirch
IST
Million Motor Ge
3NO
Eral Electric Portable Radio
U.S.A
Massey-Ferguson
Massey-Ferguson, Inc
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