Cattle and Hog Markets and Local Car Theft Report
Kansas City market notes show cattle, hogs and sheep advancing with higher bids and steady to improved demand. Separate report details a Saturday vehicle theft by two Treasure County youths, stolen car recovered in Satanta, suspects jailed, and transfer to Topeka penial facility planned.
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Kansas City
Hood
Cholce
A, Cay
Satanta
Thomas Gottschalk
N. Main
Liberal
Joeson
Mike Martin
Topeke
Pene Smith Center
Gottschalk
Getanta
Topeka
Pen Friend Club in Kanazawa Japan Meeting
Local notice describes a Pen Friend Club event in Kanazawa City Ishikawa Japan. It lists a contact care of Kanazawa Post Office Bakuro Machi and notes a gathering for members and trainees, with a schedule from morning to midafternoon.
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Kanazawa City
Japan
Pen Friend Club
Kanazawa
Bakuro
Machi
Ishikawa
Eichmann Trial Heat Rises Over Final Solution Beliefs
Witnesses recount Eichmann's testimony as he compared his actions to Pontius Pilate and justified deportations as practical and feasible. Defense plans to finish early next week while prosecution and defense prepare for closing summaries. judgment may take weeks.
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Israel
Eichmann
Bigle
Hichtann
Nati Sag
Berlin
Heydrich
Hitler
Madagascar
Epite
Pilate
Servatius
Gideon Hausner
Local Teacher AYNEA Meet Opens in Atlantic City
Dale Gibson, president of the Garden City Teachers Union, attends the annual National Education Association convention in Atlantic City New Jersey. The event runs this week with about 6 000 delegates and 760 000 members. A new feature includes meetings on promising new practices in education as leaders discuss school system innovations. Delegates will also draft a statement of principles to guide local associations in dealings with boards of education.
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Dale Gibson
Garden City
Boards of Education
Deaths Sublette Paul Freeman Garrison 26
Paul Freeman Garrison, 26, Sublette, died unexpectedly Sunday morning at Sublette Dominianity Hospital. He lived here for years and worked as a salesman for Southwest Chevrolet Co. A member of the American Legion. Survived by father John J. Garrison of Baxter Tennessee and three brothers James of Sublette Kenneth of Hugo Cole and John J. Jr. of Thompson Georgia. Funeral 5 p.m. today at Sublette Christian Church with Rev. Howard Pennington officiating. burial in Baxter Town.
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Sublette
Paul Freeman Garrison
Subletta
Sublette Dominianity
Mr.Garrison
Baxter
Meghante
Southwest Chevrolet_co
American Legion
John J
Tenn
James
Kenneth
Hugo
Cole
Thompson
Subletta Christian Church
Howard , Pennington
Town
Garden City Amid Vast Petroleum Activity
Wayne M. Campbell reports from Garden City where oil wealth fuels growth in the 1950s era. Helmerich and Payne’s Mort describes prolific digs in the 1954 opened field near Ah where multiple strata yield crude. The pool sits under longheld ranch land once owned by Joe W. Jones and later managed by his son John.
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Wayne M. Campbell
Kabsan
Garden Bay Area
Gena
Mort
Helmerich and Payne, Inc
Norris
Main
Kiwanis Club
Weehega
Gurors
Iy Fieney
Hagell
Lenges
Axos
Helmerich and Payne
Joe W. Jones
John
Maxine
Inmate Back In Custody After Escape Attempt
A prisoner identified as Dickens, 85, from Kansas City, Mo., was recaptured by prison officers near Wolcott, Kan. His companion Johnny M1, from Shreveport, remained at large as the investigation continues.
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Tames
Arthur Dickens
Kany Sag City
Oeay Wolcott
Kas
Hs Companion
Johnyah
Shreveport
Sfill
Dickens
Truncated OCR note hints at political plots and names
Fragmentary text mentions Castro and United States, magnets, protection, and a war context with scattered names and numbers. The garbled lines hint at a political or wartime discussion but lack cohesive facts or clear events to detail.
Kansas Story run in Wichita faces lower attendance
Final attendance figures were not announced but earnings were about $175,000, below the $200,000 expected. Rain canceled two nights, cutting an estimated $54,000 in ticket sales and likely reducing turnouts for remaining shows. The Kansas Story was running in Wichita for 12 nights.
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Topeka
Kansas
Wichita
Cout
Will
Early birth weights reported in Vernon area register
A garbled OCR readout lists multiple newborns with weights and times, recording a 6 pounds 10 ounces boy for Vernon Alamota and a 8 pounds 4 ounces girl for Mia Beanity Guerrero among others, with parents named Christie Cox Campbell and Oris Campbel in various times on Monday and Sunday.
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Mirs
Vernon Alamota
Gay
Anta
Sack
McVicker
Mia
Guerrero
James Cox
Cambell
Aid
John ‘Christie
Fundraising Bell to Adorn National Cathedral Tower
In Atchison and Washington area notes an effort to raise funds for a Kana Bell to be placed in the National Cathedral tower. The expected bell cost is about 4700 dollars with a planned installation in the Gloria in Excelsis tower, standing 660 feet tall and featuring 20 bells. Mrs Chet Mize chairs the fund committee.
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Atchison
Plang
Lao king talks with three princes on neutral premiership
A Zurich meeting among three Lao princes discussed future policy and a joint approach to present a premier candidate to King Savang Vathane. They aimed for neutrality and avoided proposing specific nominees, while unrelated retail notes mention glazing and insurance costs at a store.
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otHier
Et Tantity
Sownhanate
Pathet Lao
Savang ‘Vathane
Stra Teete-Jungle
Souvatina
Zurich
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Senate
Kansas City Livestock
Harry
Pontius
Yprusaldm
Hichmann
Pontius Pilate
Sali
Gestapo
Aynea Meet
Paul Freeman Gargon
John Concha Bribiesca
Santa Fe
Bribiesca
Mert
Pleggat
Hankel
Grant
Castro
United Staten
Mark
Theis Shoal
Ansa
Ithe
Ion
D.m
Garden
Regulax
Adhool
Tallabapolla
Plan Fund
Kansas Bell
Cupry Ne Falls
Peoples Natural Gas
Peoples
Ura
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