Charlie Takes To The Woods Amid Senate Funds Row
A Canadian trip shortens Charles Wilson passage after he called senators actions to vote more Air Force funds “phony.” He later apologized saying he did not mean to insult and blamed himself. Senate debate over a 1.16 billion funding increase looms. Eisenhower aides reportedly discussed the remarks but Hagerty said no modification urged.
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Canada
Air Force
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Washington
James C. Hagerty
Wilson
Garden City News Briefs Highlight Local incidents
A Garden City dog spent 10 days with a veterinarian after biting Mrs. Mable Murphy at 218 North Main. A Texas girl, Helen Castoreño of Sanford, treated for cuts from a rock at Finnup Park. A child was found after a shopping trip mixup. Purse recovered and mailed to Denver. Gas cap vandalism, Penny the elephant, and a baby monkey debut at the zoo are noted. Local officials report base repairs, a lightning strike, and a new mission board member from Garden City. University honors list includes William Rooney and others from Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Mable Murphy
North Main
Donald Lee Eatherly
Texas
Helen Casteretto
Sanford
St. Catherine Hospital
Finnup Park
Miss Castoreno
Highway Crash Fatal To 81 Year Old Woman
Mrs. Carlos Whitley 81 died in a two car collision on Highway K15 four miles south of Abilene. Four other occupants were injured with one escaping unharmed. Whitley formerly lived in Solomon Kansas and resided in a local home for the aged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abisene H
Carlos Whitley
K15
Cherokee leader elected to 20th term in league meeting
Frank Tom-Pee-Saw, a Cherokee from Parsons Kansas, was chosen yesterday as executive secretary for a 20th term at the League of North American Indians closing a two day gathering in Wickford Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickford, R. I. i
Frank Tom-Pee-Saw
Parsons, Kas
League of North American Indians
Gains Hold in Chicago Markets as Wheat Leads
The Chicago board of trade saw slight gains across most grains led by wheat and soybeans amid a firming trend. Prices opened mixed but buyers held back selling pressure, with some export activity aiding wheat and soybeans and short covering lifting new crop corn.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Kansas City Livestock Market Summary
Kansas City cattle numbers steady to higher with active slaughter and veal runs. Feeder and choice fed cattle mostly above 21.00 for heavy weight steers, with bulls steady and vealers 14.00 to 16.00. Hogs active up 15 to 35, sows steady to strong. lambs weaker with spring slaughter lambs 17.00 to 20.00.
Wichita cattle and hogs market report
Wichita market data shows cattle 3,200 head with calves 300, slaughter classes mostly steady. Good to low choice slaughter steers 17.50 to 19.00, heifers 17.00 to 18.50, utilities 19.25 to 12.00, feeders 13.00 to 16.00. Hogs 1,000 up about 25 cents, No 1 and 2 around 16.75, sows 10.75 to 15.00. Sheep 1,200 steady, prime lambs 17.00 to 20.00, aged ewes 2.00 to 3.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Law
USDA
U. S
Wichita
Kansas City Grain Prices Report
Grain and feed prices for Kansas City shown with light volatility across commodities. Wheat and corn bids adjust slightly reflecting market shifts while soybeans, rye, barley, and bran hold near prior ranges and minor changes appear in mixed oats and milo futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Wys Wheat
Baby Born After 5 A.M. In Suffolk Police Help
After 5 a.m. a call to Suffolk police led to Mrs. Dean being taken to the hospital where Willie Dean Jr. arrived weighing 7 pounds 5 ounces. Dean is a member of the police force and assisted in the case.
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Suffolk
Willie Dean
Dean
Willie Dean Jr
Stops Attac New York Asthma Tablet Promises Quick Relief
Medical science introduces a tiny tablet that stops asthma attacks and provides hours of relief. Tested clinically, the Primatenet formula is claimed to be prescribed by doctors and now available without prescription. The tablet aims to deliver rapid relief within minutes and sustained effect for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, N. Y
Whitehall Pharmacal Company
Minnie May Ulrich 74 Garden City resident dies
Longtime Garden City resident Minnie May Ulrich 74 died Saturday at Shady Lawn Convalescent Home where she had lived 10 years. Born April 1, 1882 in Edgerton Kansas she moved to Garden City in 1904 and resided at 324 Taylor until 1946. Funeral services were held at the Church of the Brethren with Rev. A L Patrick officiating and burial in Valley View cemetery.
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Garden City
Minnie May Ulrich
Shadylawn
Ulrich
Edgerton
Kas
Taylor
Church of the Brethren
Robert Fox
Garfield
Jim Shull
Gables
Nev
William
Holcomb
Chester
Edith Bennie
Hart Roy Douglas Hart obituary notice
Roy Douglas Hart 69 of 208 South Seventh died Sunday morning at St Catherine hospital after a two week illness. Born March 25 1887 in Christian county Illinois he worked for the Kansas State Highway department for years. Christian church member survived by wife Ethel one daughter Mrs Karl Rose of Salina one son Dean of Garden City and one sister Mrs Katherine Daugherty of Santa Monica California Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 30 at Phillips Chapel with Rev James Otis Pearce officiating burial in Valley View cemetery.
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Roy Douglas Hart
South Seventh
St. Catherine Hospital
Hart
Christian County
Kansas State Highway Department
Christian Church
Ethel
Karl Rose
Salina
Dean
Garden City
Katherine Daugherty
Santa Monica
Calif
Phillips Chapel
James Otis Pearce
Valley View Cemetery
Lakin Lady Rosa Sewell Dies After Illness
Mrs Rosa L Sewell a longtime Lakin area resident died at her rural home north of town Saturday night after a prolonged illness Survivors include son W E Sewell of Garden City three daughters Mrs A D Meskimen of Garden City Mrs Ralph Williams of Lakin and Mrs W H Waters of Bellaire Texas and two grandchildren Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 9 am MST at the Christian church with Rev H H Powell presiding burial will follow in Lakin Cemetery.
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Christian Church
H. H. Powell
Lakin Cemetery
Infant Bobby Jo Clinkenbeard laid to rest at Valley View
Graveside services were held for infant Bobby Jo Clinkenbeard at Valley View cemetery. Stillborn at St. Catherine hospital, the infant was the child of Mr and Mrs Tracy Clinkenbeard. Surviving are the parents and a brother, Tracy Jr. The Rev J C Pearce of First Christian church officiated.
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Bobby Jo’ Clinkenbeard
Tracy Clinkenbeard
Valley View Cemetery
St. Catherine Hospital
J. C. Pearce
First Christian Church
Tracy, Jr
Police Briefs and County Notes From Garden City
Police reports list Bond actions for Phillip Gayle Porter Hugoton and Campos Garcia, plus an Improper U turn for Bud Alvari. Accidents include Nusser and Cockefair collision at Sixth and Fulton and a police Bump between Collier and Holland on East Fulton. Marriage licenses issued to Webb Crook and Stewart Ford. Hospital notices list Admittances for Colgin Clinkenbeard Garza and others. discharges include Van Hook and Sager along with numerous Garden City residents. Births section is noted but no details provided.
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Phillip Gayle Porter
Hugoton
Campos Dionico Garcia
East Santa Fe
Bud Alvarial
Harold Elden Nusser
North Eleventh
Newton Bloomfield Cockefair
South Star
Sixth
Fulton
Jerry Collier
Evans
Larry Allen Holland
Attica
East Fulton
Phillip G. Webb
Marilyn Bea Crook
Garden City
Jimmie C. Stewart
Roberta K. Ford
Tomey Norris
Ellinwood
Frances Stillwell
Dalton M. Dougherty
Monahans
Tex
Ruth Bond
Ingalls
Harold C. Smith
Holcomb
Kenneth Colgin
Deerfield
Tracy Clinkenbeard
Rancho Trailer Court
Romulo Garza
Donald Wray
Scott City
R. Ly Limsey
Verne Hinkle
Satanta
Gene Venters
Dighton
Orville Sager
Wayne Schlegel
E. C. Hubbard, Eminence Route, Mrs. Wade Pierce
Charles Bombardier
Wesley Unruh
Montezuma
Carla Goss
Lakin
Fula C
van Hook
North
W. Sage
Safford
Glen Treville
Jerry Avila
South Second
A. J. Billinger
North Third
Walter J. Parker, Jr
Anderson
James Bowman
Box
Lester Ward
Charles E. Vance
North Sixth
Ned Stormont
Twin births and publishing succession in Missouri families
Named publisher at St Catherine Mr and Mrs Gene Venier s Dighton are parents of twin boys born early Sunday. The first weighed 5 pounds at 2 50 a m the second 5 pounds 10 ounces at 2 52 a m. Mr and Mrs R L Kimsey Scott City are parents of a boy born at 3 08 a m. W David R 6 pounds ? today became publisher of the St Joseph News Press and Gazette succeeding his father. The couple at Kansas Avenue are parents of a 6 pound 12 ounce girl born at 10 28 a m today.
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St. Catherine
Gene Veniers
Dighton
R. L. Kimsey
Scott City
St, Joseph
David R
Bradley
St. Joseph
Weatherman and Sports Show Schedule Change Notice
Programs Listed Here Are Subject to Change Without Notice for Monday June 25 through Tuesday June 26. The lineup includes NBC NBC News Now Weatherman sports topics Tony Jewell Joe Tennessean Holt Lucille and Bob Wells Reports with various time slots and program titles across morning to evening hours.
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The
Weatherman
Sport Memorres
Tony Tawall
Naeeannatty
One Man's Family
NBC
Kenny J.taylor
Walters
New York
Kansas City
Bob Wells
Kial Enltorial
Dean Wiley
Andy Mrhert
O—Star
Tony Jewell
g—Fellowship
Holt
Lucille
Bob Walls
Joe Tennessean
Tony Awe
Bundle of Joy
Mary Blane
Joa Tpenneaska
Theelegram
Ray Hudson
Hay Hudson
Fee
Fong Ieee
Joa Tennessen
Raporta
McClellan Seeks Senate Evidence On Secret Data Source
Senator McClellan questions whether the Eisenhower administration supplied a private author with secret cabinet data. He notes Robert Donovan’s book cites confidential minutes and interoffice memoranda. White House aides are to testify, with Rabb possible as secretary to the Cabinet.
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Washington
Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
White House
Mixwell Rabb
Senate
Eisenhower Administration
Congress
Robert J. Donovan
Interoffice
James C. Hagerty
Rabb
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Eisenhower
New Yorker
Donovan, White
House
New York Herald Tribune
Hagerty
Donovan
Station Attendant Helps Nab Escapees at Fort Carson
In Iola Colorado two escapees from an Army stockade at Fort Carson were captured after a service station attendant grew suspicious and phoned police. Patrolman C B Creason identified the men as Pvt Leland Martin and Prée Dan Beohn. They were driving a stolen station wagon and wore muddy clothing alerting the attendant.
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Iola
Eas
Ft. Carson
Colo
C. B. Creason
Leland Martin
Dan Beohn
Jaycees Welcome National Junior Chamber in Carnival Welcome
Kansas City hosts a festive arrival as Jaycees4 roll into town for the national Junior Chamber of Commerce convention. Sirens, fireworks, squirt guns, and street celebrations light up the night while Mayor Bartle hopes for an extraordinary session. Election of a new national president, with a $15,000 yearly salary, looms on Thursday.
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Kansas City
Jaycees4
Hugh McKenna
Omaha
National nod for Garden City brochure
Garden City Chamber of Commerce brochure earns recognition in the U S Chamber of Commerce newsletter. Bob Shelton reports several inquiries from chambers in Pennsylvania Wyoming West Virginia and Texas since the release. The brochure highlights Garden City recreational facilities the park pool buffalo herd and irrigation agriculture. Shelton expects more inquiries as this is the first Garden project featured in the national newsletter in years.
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Chamber of Commerce
Garden City
Bob Shelton
Chamber
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Shelton
Pennsylvania
Wyoming
West
Virginia
Texas
Buffalo
National Chamber
Guardsman killed as howitzer overturns in maneuvers
A 105mm self propelled howitzer overturned during National Guard maneuvers near Great Bend killing Gene Knop 17 and injuring two others J R McGlothlin 32 and Freddy Crandall 17 were treated for minor injuries at a local hospital The accident occurred about six miles west of the area.
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Great Bend
National Guard
Gene Knop
J. R. McGlothlin
Freddy F. Crandall
Path of
Are
Menninger To Get $350000 Grant From Ford Foundation
NEW YORK The Menninger Foundation of Topeka will receive a $350,000 grant as part of a Ford Foundation announcement granting $6,826,850 to 21 research centers. The funds aim to strengthen and extend research in mental health.
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New York
Menninger Foundation of
Topeka
Ford Foundation
Courthouse Style Debate in St Louis County
The Metropolitan St Louis Civic Register clarifies that the building in Clayton is a courthouse not a court house. It references the county charter and counselors on proof while noting downtown U S Court House uses two words and architects prefer the two-word form for aesthetics.
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ST. Louis U
Court House
St. Louis County Court House
Clayton
St. Louis
U.S. Court House
Tom-Pee-Saw Again WichITa WW-A Tragedy at Lake Afton
A 6-year-old girl, Karen Sue McKinley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert McKinley of Wichita, drowned yesterday while on a family picnic at Lake Afton. Police and rescuers investigated the incident and searched the area for hours.
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Wichita
Lake Afton
Karen Sue McKinley
Albert McKinley
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