Sunnyslope Horses Win Multiple Honors Across Circuit
Sunnyslope horses dominated a regional circuit with Lemon Drop Kid earning top honors in fine harness at Oklahoma City Tulsa and Houston shows. Sorceress placed third in Houston, while Stonewall’s Desire and Stonewall’s Princess earned multiple placings at Hugoton Oklahoma City Tulsa and Pin Oaks. Repeal Performer and Yekeohs completed the circuit near the top.
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US Communists Claim Independence From Moscow
The American Communist Party asserts the right and duty to offer friendly criticism of Moscow’s policies and Stalin era excesses. It declares itself an independent Marxist party of American workers and calls for equality in relations with international communists.
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One Contest Seen In Hamilton Primary Elections
Hamilton voters have a single major contest in the primary, the sheriff nomination on the Republican side between Charles F. McFadden and Clyde Smith. Democratic hopefuls total eight with several county and precinct offices listed. Joe Kucera, former state rep from Syracuse, seeks Democratic nomination for the 37th district state senate and faces no opposition.
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F. M. Carter
Amelia J. Minor
Woodrow Lewis
W. 5. Farr
Bonnie R. Thomas
Martha L. Walter
A. C. Bostwick
Viola Whisenhunt
C. C. Low
Bertie Barstow
Joe Kucera
Sun Soaks Scott City Painter In Heat
W H Magill a Scott City painter fainted from heat while painting a residence under the eves. He climbed down the ladder and received treatment at Scott County hospital where he stayed overnight and recovered fully.
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Scout convoy in St Louis car mix up found
A Lexington Kentucky Boy Scouts group traveling to a scout ranch in New Mexico became separated in downtown St Louis after crossing a Mississippi River bridge. Leader Leon Cooper, 42, reported to police after not locating the other four cars in the five car convoy.
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6th District Hopeful To Make Western Tour
John C Woelk, a Republican candidate for Congress in Kansas 6th District, will tour eight western counties this week. He backs the Eisenhower program and will begin in Trego and Gove, then Logan and Wallace, Sherman and Cheyenne, and Rawlins and Thomas before the August 7 primary. He aims to visit all 26 counties in the district ahead of the primary.
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Sherman
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Rhee Sees Hope for Korean Unification
President Syngman Rhee told 10 000 at the Capitol grounds that prospects for early Korean reunification are brighter due to allies recognizing the armistice’s failure. The speech marked the sixth anniversary of the war with a student parade, armed forces bands and an honor guard procession.
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Amazing harvest foreseen in Sublette county Kansas farmers see record yields
In southwestern Kansas Sublette County, farmers report a miracle harvest with dry lands averaging 12 bushels per harvested acre and irrigated wheat at about 35 bushels per acre. Test weights run 60 to 63 pounds per bushel as reports roll in from Roy Leathers, Martin Winter, John Davis, and others.
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Satania Graine
Roy Leathers
Martin Winter
Wheat Harvesta
Percy Green
John Davis
Counties Plan Soil Meetings in Two Counties
Leott soil bank meetings are set for Scoti and Tribune with the first session tonight at 8:30 p m and a second at Tribune at 8 p m Thursday County Agent Charles Potucek leads the Tribune session Following district meetings in Garden City and Colby farmers landowners ASC members and county staff are urged to attend to learn aspects of the soil bank acreage reserve program.
4-H Camp Opens at Rock Springs Ranch
The annual 4-H Club health camp opened Saturday at Rock Springs ranch south of here, attracting 215 teenagers for a five day encampment. Nevada shows a 31 percent population gain between April 1, 1950 and July 1, 1954, adding 60,000 people and leading the nation in growth percentage.
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