Telegram based recruitment visit and local notices
Air Forge recruiter will visit Iden City Monday mornings and people may contact him at the Sheriff’s office between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Arkansas River Compact Administration schedulers set a July 12 regular meeting at Broadmoor hotel in Colorado Springs starting 9:30 a.m. Elmer Henkle of Garden City attends Kansas Water Well Drillers Association committee meeting in Salina to choose the 1955 annual meeting time and place. Police report two boys warned for slingshot use to shoot rocks in the park. Cub Scouts of Scoti Pack 179 toured Garden City distributing flyers. Nineteen Garden City students are among 1450 summer enrollees at Kansas State College. term runs to Aug. 5 with Aug. 6 commencement. Names listed include Duane Hays and Sylvia Leasure among others from nearby towns. Lynn Williams Jr. heads to Wichita tomorrow to join Darth Koombs Insurance Agency. Oscar Dwayne Hays of Satanta will leave Garden City July 6 for Army induction. Hazel E. Moore notes Local Board 22. Garden City to receive a plaque for third place in Kansas Traffic Safety program, announced by Mayor Ralph Gardiner and State Highway Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Kansas State College
Duane. Hays
Route 1
Sylvia Leasure
Pinecrest
Alfred Hartman
Holcomb
Hubert Mai
Kalvesta
William Winter
Manitowoc
Eula Miller
Tribune
Glen Bishop
Syracuse
Gerald Lindeman
Sublette
Verna Miller
Hilda Lei
Kansas Traffic Safety Program
Ralph Gardiner
State Highway Commission
Deaths of Charles Gorham Former Garden City resident
Illness prove fatal to Charles David Gorham a former Garden City resident who died early this morning at Lawrence after months of ill health. He lived in the Garden City area from 1906 to 1934 and served as representative of the district in the state legislature from 1916 through 1920. He had been living with one of his relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles David Gorham
Garden City
Lawrence
Gorham
Princeton
Kas
Union Leader Blames Steel Firms in Dispute
Pittsburgh CIO United Steelworkers President David J. McDonald accuses Clifford Hood of U S Steel of misleading the public about a looming nationwide strike. Both sides held last minute talks as banks begin furnace shutoffs and workers await the strike deadline. Major producers tie wage offers to the stance of Big Steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
CIO
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
Clifford Hood
U. S. Steel Corp
McDonald
Big Steel
Hood
Steelworkers
U. S. Steel
U.S. Steel
USW
Inland
Republic Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Jones & Laughlin
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Wheat Firm with Livestock Prices in Multiple Markets
US cattle, hogs, and sheep listings show 1500 cattle at Wheat Firm market with calves, hogs 800, sheep 1500. Kansas City and Wichita reports note steady to higher prices for fed steers, heifers, cows, vealers, and slaughter lambs. Chicago wheat futures firm with rains boosting export prospects. grain quotes show mixed movements across commodities and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Wichita Livestock
Wichita Lh
Chicago
Board of Trade
Austria
Kansas City Grain
Man Charged After Wife Is Shot To Death
In St Joseph, prosecutor Frank Connett Jr. plans to charge Anthony Zawacki, 88, with first degree murder in the death of his wife, Clara Zawacki, 72. Clara died yesterday from a bullet wound suffered ten days earlier at their home. Survivors include daughter M. V. McBeth of Lawrence, another daughter J. R. Shipley of Paris, France, and three sons Samuel of Turon, Don of Wadsworth, and David of Denver. Funeral services will be Friday at 10 a.m. from Rumsey funeral home in Lawrence with Rev. Albert G. Parker. graveside at Princeton at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Man
ST. Joseph, Mo
Frank Connett Jr
Anthony Zawacki
Clara Zawacki
M. V. McBeth
Lawrence
J. R. Shipley
Paris
France
Samuel
Turon
Don
Wadsworth
David
Denver
Rumsey
Albert G. Parker
Presbyterian Church Ofticipating
Princeton
Father of Mrs Neville Dunnan Dies Suddenly
A C Maden of Dodge City father of Mrs Neville Dunnan 601 Second Street died Friday from a heart attack after a years long heart ailment Born February 8 1879 in Winfield Missouri he was a farmer before retiring Survivors include wife two sons Claude Maden of Dodge City Ralph Maden of Pueblo Colorado and daughter Mrs Dunnan of Garden City Also 12 grandchildren and great grandchildren Funeral services were held in Dodge City Monday with burial at Maple Grove Cemetery
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Neville Dunnan
A. C. Maden
Dodge Cute
Second Street
Winfield
Claude Maden
Dodge City
Ralph Maden
Pueblo
Colo
Mrs. Dunnan
Garden City
Maple Grove Cemetery
US Air Strength Outlined In Defense Report
The Defense Department semiannual report highlights the Air Force with the B52 bomber, ready fighters worldwide, and advances in continent to continent missiles. Secretary Harold Talbott notes no change to the 137 wing goal, with the F100 jet fighter now in service, while Sen. Jackson warns Russia could surpass in air power and reach ballistic missiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Washington
Defense Department
Wilson
Harold Talbott
Talbott
Sen. Jackson
D-Wash
Eisenhower Says Democrats Block Key Proposals
President Eisenhower told reporters that a Democratic Congress has left many of his vital proposals undone. He read a list of measures in highways housing health foreign aid and other areas the Democrats have altered or blocked. Senator Johnson defended the Senate record while Senator Ives criticized the Democrats as divided on the party line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Lyndon H. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Senate
Sen
Ives
R-Ny
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Atomic Ship Project Beaten in Senate Vote
Washington report says Democratic senators defeated President Eisenhower's atomic peace ship plan by a 42-41 margin. Senator Anderson of New Mexico noted the vote ends the current effort and signals rapid development of an economical atomic engine for large ships, despite Republican efforts to fund a reactor demonstration with 21 million dollars.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Sen. Anderson
D-Nm
Radio Newsman Admits Spy Work
WASHINGTON U 1 Winston M. Burdett a Columbia Broadcasting System newsman told Senate investigators he went to Finland during the Russo Finnish War to spy for the Communists He said he was a devoted member of the Communist party for about six years joining while at the Brooklyn Daily Eagle and that his spying occurred on the paper the Eagle staff left the party in 1942 Burdett said CBS issued a statement that it believes his account and does not intend to fire him He said he joined in 1937 and that the party had a strong appeal He claimed he reported to the FBI in 1951 and volunteered to testify before the Internal Security subcommittee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington U
Winston M. Burdett
Columbia Broadcasting System
Senate
Finland
Burdett
Communist Party
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
CBS
Burdet
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
the Eagle
Oklahoma Woman Charged With Drunken Driving
Minnie May Strombom of Blanchard Oklahoma was arrested by the Highway Patrol for drunken driving and illegal transportation of an open bottle. She was fined 125 dollars and 5 dollars costs and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie May Strombom
Blanchard
Okla
Highway Patrol
Garden City Hospital Admittances and Discharges
Garden City area hospital notes list admittees Ben Long Topeka James Ballantyne 506 Chester feld Donald Waters 1204 North Third Mickey Campbell Eminence Route Tormo Rodriguez Rosebud Tex and dischargeees Mrs George Lamb Scott City Mrs W E Hicks Route 1 Mrs Chester Wishon 1009 Bancroft Mrs Grover Coker Scott City ra Arthur Deverill Tarrytown NY Clyde Faulds Ulysses plus county briefs deeds district court police briefs and arrests involving local residents and incidents.
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Ben Long
Topeka
James Ballantyne
Chesterfeld
Donald Waters
North Third
Mickey Campbell
Tormo Rodriguez
Rosebud
Tex
George Lamb
Scott City
W. E. Hicks
Chester Wishon
Bancroft
Grover. Coker
Arthur Deverill
Tarrytown
New York
Clyde Faulds
Ulysses
Beryle B. Alley
Etux
Burtis Motor Co
Stormont Heights
Fred H. Blackett
Nellie T. Graves
Stevens
Garden City
State of
Kangasi
31 Candidates Pass State Pharmacy Test
Pratt Kas John Schrepel secretary of the state pharmacy board announced 31 candidates passed the board exam held at the University of Kansas June 8 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt
Kas
John Schrepel
State Pharmacy Board
University of Kansas
More Money From Pyramid Than Total Claim
Mrs. Philip McNeal praises Pyramid Life Insurance Co for a 197.00 check covering operation and hospital expenses. She notes the Pyramid Plan often provides more than bills, with home doctor visits, income protection, and coverage for maternity, sickness, injuries, and other benefits. The ad invites a free booklet and lists 727 Minnesota Avenue, Kansas City Kansas.
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Covert
Kas
Pyramid Life Insurance Co
Pyramid
Philip McNeal
Pyramid’ Life Insurance Co
Minnesota Avenue
Kansas City
Kansas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Air Forge
Iden City
Sheriff's Office
Arkansas River Compact Adminstraton
Broadmoor Hotel
Colorado Springs
Elmer Henkle
I Salina
Kansas Water Well Drillers Assn
Scoti Pack
Dwight Haines
Randy Case
Jack Lee
Dennis
Larry Montgomery
Ricky Burch
Jim Blakely
Buzz Kelly
Everett Metheny
Tommy Gillen
Dick Tripp
Richard Owens
Bobby Blackburn
Larry Doan
David Wilson
Steve Chapman
Jack Hooker
Gary Votter
Ronnie Lingberg
Jimmie Strong
Junior Lambert
David Lynch
John Lindner
Tommy Oweng
John Ley
Edward Votter
Mike Palkowitsh
Rex Baker
Joy Lee Carlisle
Jane Ley
Ruth Ley
Den
Cloris Case
Jack Wilson
Lo von Carlisle
Pat Baker
Norman Montgomery
Frances Lee
Dea
Bob Haines
Mia
Bud Lee
Lynn Williams, Jr
North Fourth
Wichita
Darth Koombs Insurance Agency
Oscar Dwayne Hays
Satanta
Hazel E. Moore
Jane Cal
Charles Gorham
Lindh Produce Co
Atchison
Lima
Beech Aire
Garden City Grain Beth Steel
Boeing Airmece
Chrysler
B. C. Christopher & Co
Dow Chem
du Pont
Gen Motors
Gulf Oil
Kan
P&l
Martin
Mont Ward
Ohio
Mar
Penney
Chicago Rye Radio Co
Reyn
UWA
St Jos
Reg Papis
Hutchinson
Wis
Sears Roeb
Ita
Omaha
Enid
Sinclair O
Ft. Worth
Socony Mob
US Steel
Woolworth
Wina
Joint
Congressional Atomic Committee
Russia
Jackson
Europe
Mosqu
Atomic Ship Project Beaten
Southwest
Kanigs
Aero Garden City
Curtis Stadle
Cole Jared -Pecarry
Finnup Park Zoo
United States
James W. Wolgamuth
Lillie May Harp
South Star
William Milton Stephens, Jr
William Howsard Streeter, Jr
Nath
Doris Goss
Larned
Total Claim
Royal
Rayon
Clatsee
U. S Royal Ain Ride
Royal Geg Service
Fulton
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