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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1955
Page
5
A suit seeking $6,000 from Gov. Fred Hall for fraud in oil and gas lease handling was dismissed in Shawnee County District Court for lack of prosecution.
The Coast Guard reported a probable main wreckage of a long-missing C46 cargo plane found in shallow Gulf waters near Santa Rosa Island. The Air Materiel Command chartered craft carried two men and disappeared during a severe thunderstorm after midnight April 1. Copilot Richard Merwin of San Antonio, Texas, washed ashore in the area three weeks later. Pilot A B Brickey, also of San Antonio, remains missing.
Washington dispatch reports the Hoover Commission proposes law changes to require government policy makers to divest stock holdings in corporations. The panel's Defense Department reform plan envisions annual savings up to two billion dollars and urges incentives to attract high-salary executives to government service, noting past moves by executives such as former General Motors president to the Pentagon.
Evans, 61, Nashville Tennessee president publisher and key political figure, was found dead in his bed in Fort Worth Texas after attending the funeral of Amon G. Carter the Fort Worth Star Telegram publisher. The body will be flown to Nashville tonight.
The United States and West Germany have reached a military agreement to supply hundreds of millions of dollars of American equipment for Germanys new armed forces. The pact aligns with postwar rearmament and defense collaboration between the two nations.
Yadkinville N C state patrolman R L Carpenter arrested a man who was plastered after his car piled up on a highway. The driver emerged pale and a sack of flour in the car had burst. Carpenter described the man as plastered with the usual stuff.
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