Hail Storm Inflicts Heavy Wheat Losses Across Kansas
A Sunday hailstorm east of Garden City caused severe damage to wheat nearing harvest, with reports of up to 100 percent losses in several fields. Marble-sized hail near the airport and around Finney County caused broader destruction, aided by strong winds and localized heavy rain. Numerous farms from Plymell to Ingalls reported significant crop damage and harvested fields, with estimates of 12 to 15 thousand acres affected in parts of Pawnee, Rush, and Ellis counties.
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Garden City
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Glones
Alon ‘Moler
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Corp
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Shiree
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Daiage
Shee
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Goodman
Telegram Ave
Finney County State Lake
Kalvesta
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Holden
Raymond Erkie
Otis Bond
Marvin
Han
Garden
Plaevell
Tamaté
Alia
Yuk
Gene Holman
Pletesville
Copeland
Ingalls
Dan’ Robrhaugh
W.D. Brady
Hd. Neufeld
Leigh Watt
Es. West
Bea Kosky
Loren Doll
Ingineger
the Coy
Waa
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Larned Tiller and Toiler
Pawnee
Rush
Ellis
U. Is
Raymond Johnson
Larned
Wihidat
Datrell
Morrowtalegram Stall
Gardan
John Moler
Darrell Morrow
T.D. Melicker
Navajo Trail Caravan promoter visits Garden City
A visitor from Walden, Colorado, Ralph Saxon, active for decades in civic work, promotes a Navajo Trail caravan from Wolf Creek Pass to Arizona via Rangoon Burma. He notes the route as a planned shortest link to California and mentions locals Cap Burlis and S C Carter as friends. Later, two Chinese Communist officials seeking asylum in Burma are identified as Han Tiling and Kwang Kwaykyan.
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Garden City
Ralph Saxon
Trail Federation
Ralph
Boz
Aravan
Walsenburg
Wolf Creek
Durango
Four ‘Corners
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California
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Rangoon
Burma
Tiling
Chinese People's Bank
Kwang Kway-kyan
Broadcasting Department
Venezuelan troops revolt reported at Barcelona
Radio Tropical in Barcelona claimed a brief uprising against President Romulo Betancourt, with rebels seizing a radio station and reportedly capturing the governor of Anzoategui state. Loyal forces crushed the attempt. La Guaira rebel action was quickly suppressed and Caracas remained under government control.
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Romulo Betancourt
Anzon- Iegui
Rafael Squ Or
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Barcestong
Anzoategal
Caribbean
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Gald
Waa
Betancourt
la Guarry
National Guard
Federal Police
President Kennedy uses Taft-Hartley act on maritime unions
The article reports President Kennedy invoking the Taft-Hartley Act to halt a strike by maritime unions. It notes tensions in the Middle East surrounding Kuwait, Iraq, and British oil interests, with implications for regional stability and U.S. and British involvement.
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Kennedy Toda
Britain
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Ithe
Sheik
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Baghdad
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Middle East
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Damascus
Arab League Council
Iraq
Prisoner Breaks From Jail After Midnight Escape Attempt
An inmate staged a late night escape by tying a blanket to reach an upper location, leaping to a lower floor, suffering bruises but no broken bones. He was later found at a relative’s home in Satanta and faces additional charges as he awaits court. Sheriff Ray Sisco notes the incident and ongoing proceedings.
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Fregdarn
Kangas
Highway Patrol
Satanta
Sherl Ray’ Sisco
Feland
Wysses
Walkout Threates Stir Unions Amid Taft Hartley Injections
Manila AP reports two Japanese sailors sold a watch to a Filipino cab driver on a Saturday after disembarking from the freighter Nichiyo Maru. The cabbie paid them in currency issued by Japanese occupation authorities, worthless since the war.
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Manila
Kennedy proposes emergency board during maritime strike crisis
President Kennedy calls for a three member emergency board to study the dispute between ship operators and unions, setting a deadline for a proposal and signaling willingness to use flexible procedures amid a potential national health and safety impact. Richard Lewis becomes Great Plains Wheat board chair at a Kansas City meeting, succeeding G W Egbert. Molle Tosselt elected vice chair. Ora Martin remains secretary.
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Richard Lewis
Arapahoe
Nebra
Great Plains Wheat
Kansas City
G.W. Egbert
Ingalls
Lewis
Ae Nebraska Wheat Commis Molle Tosselt
Latsford
N.C
Ora Martin
Garden City
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
North Dakota Wheat Growers
New Campr Bal
Clifford Hope, Sr
Unclear Weather Update With Scattered Thunderstorms
A readable weather brief notes fair mild conditions this afternoon with scattered thunderstorms possible by late afternoon. highs about 88. Light south winds. Tonight mostly fair with isolated southwest corner storms and lows near 40s. Tomorrow fair and mild with isolated afternoon storms and highs around 90. Local city references appear garbled.
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Sharma
Max
Darge City
Hill City
Aulica
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