Retirement plan: just take it easy for Garden City co op
Ray Millard of 803 Laurel, after 22 years with the fire, battery and accessories department of Co op, retires effective June 20. A 3 to 5 p.m. reception Sunday at Downing's honors his long service. He and his wife Edna plan trips west to Utah and visits to children, with four daughters and two sons listed as local residents. The Millards, longtime Garden City residents since 1917, hope to fish and relax in retirement.
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Garden City
Ray Millard
Laurel
Millard
Battery and Accessories
Co-op
Downing’s
Robert Holmes
Bruce Hartman
George Redd
Holcomb
Gerald Burch
Pekin
Donald Millard
Washington D.C
Jack Millard
Hoisington
Millards
Harper
Macomb
Ill
Police Briefs and Local Notices From Garden City
Bonds posted for Harold Waldo and Shirley Mader on speeding and signal violations. County court lists Richard Ferguson with an overload and a marriage tie for Eugene Karber and Ramona Friesen. Hospital adoptions and discharges include Mrs D Parks and others. birth announced at St Catherine for Mr and Mrs Richard Parks a 9 pound son.
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Harold Lloyd Waldo
Maynard Lane Alley
Shirley Mae Mader
Richard Ferguson
Eugene Karber
Denver
Ramona Friesen
Garden City
Elizabeth C. Wibbe
Catherine Hsther Wiebe
Jones and Walker
Richard D. Parks
Twining Outgoing Chief Leads Massive Air Show Parade
AMASHINGTON A mass air show at Andrews Air Force Base marks Gen. Nathan Twining stepping down as chief of staff and moving to chair the joint chiefs of staff in August. The ceremony, featuring 36 modern warplanes and WWI aircraft, drew diplomats and officials including Soviet Ambassador Georgi Zarubin as a display of strength for allies and potential adversaries. A separate Fort Scott accident left Mrs. William B. Culp and her 14-year-old son Robert severely injured after a car struck a bridge approach.
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United States Air Force
Athan Twining
Joint’ Chiefs of Staff
Sons
Andrews
Air Force Base
Maryland
Air Force
Congress
Georgi Zarubin
Hoger
Alliaree
Ytmament
Fort Scott
William B. Culp
Kik
Robert
Mercy Hospital
K State official named to TVA board by Eisenhower
President Eisenhower named W Ahrold R Jones, Kansas State College official now with the Budget Bureau, to the Tennessee Valley Authority board. Senate hearings are expected. Jones would replace Harry A Curtis whose nine year term expired May 16. Rep Evying criticized the background as limited for a seven state agency. Sen Cooper said he would reserve judgment pending testimony.
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Washington
Sen. Cooper
R-Ky
Rep. Baker
R-Tenn
TVA
Learm
Coopler
Senate
Jones
Harry A. Curtis
Missouri
Tian
Kansas State
Lion Yuan
Milton
Hisen
Haddam
Kas
Limes
Kansas
Evins
Budget Bureau
Congress
Eisenhower
Baker
Cooper
China to boost foreign aid by 25 percent in 1957
Hong Kong report says Beijing will raise foreign aid spending 25 percent while cutting defense outlays for 1957. Finance Minister Li Hsien-nien outlined a 29.4 billion yuan budget to the National People’s Congress in Peiping as the yuan’s official rate is set at 45 cents with black market around 20 cents. The article notes aid recipients were not specified and mentions changes amidst broader Sino-Soviet aid context.
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Hong Kong
Red China
Moscow
Li Hsien-nien
National People’s Congress
Peiping
Big Cut in Kansas Oil Output Urged by State Official
Kansas conservation director Jewell M. Ogden urged the Kansas Corporation Commission on Friday to authorize a large cut in crude oil production. The proposal seeks a 5,000 barrel daily reduction beginning in July, aiming to limit output to about 340,000 barrels per day. The plan reflects broader calls to control supply amid industry and regional pressures.
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Wichita
Kansas
Kansas Corporation Commission
Hoffa Trial Highlights Racial Angle In Jury Cross
Hoffa defense attorney Edward Bennett Williams questioned witness John Cye Cheasty about alleged anti Negro bias during cross examination before a mixed 8 Negro and 4 white jury. Cheasty defended his role in ending segregated bus seating in Tallahassee and hiring Black drivers. Cheasty aided the Senate Rackets case and reportedly alerted the FBI to Hoffa related activity. Trial recessed with expected return of Cheasty next week.
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Washington
James R. Hoffa
Edward Bennett Williams
John Cye Cheasty
Cheasty
Williams
Megro
Tallahassee
Fla
Hoffa
Senate
FBI
Hyman.i. Fischbach
Miami
Huelskampeson Applies To Army Counter Intelligence School
Cecil Huelskampeson son of Mr and Mrs V T Huelskamp 602 E Kan 548 will depart Monday for the Army counter intelligence school at Ft Holabird Md after finishing basic training at Ft Lewis Wash Dr George Curry formerly resident here has moved back to Garden City where he had been living in Texas
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Cecil Huelskampeson
V. T. Huelskamp
E. Kan
Army
Ft. Holabird
Huelskampe
Ft. Lewis
Wash
George Curry
Garden City
Texas
Vaccine Drive For Syracuse Polio Immunization Plan
A Hamilton County drive led by polio chairman Louis Hoff aims to vaccinate all residents under forty. Vaccines cost $3 and may be given by any doctor. Plan includes literature by Boy Scouts, posters in business districts, and newspaper ads to reach adults already immunized.
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Syracuse
Hamilton County
Louis Hoff
Hoff
Jusiness
Markets Local Produce Marke t Courtesy Lindh Produce
Fragmented OCR listing market entries and prices with multiple misspellings and garbled lines. Reads like a local produce column noting eggs bags and creams with cents and incomplete labels. No clear event or person names to anchor.
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Lindh Produce
Topeka Auditor Appoints Sloan State Property Director
Eldon Sloan of Topeka was named director of the State Property Valuation Department by the governor's office. The appointment takes effect July 1 under a revamped state tax administration statute, and Sloan will serve at the governor's pleasure.
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Topeka
Eldon Sloan
Jpeka
Friday
State
State Tax Administration
Sloan
New York hotel executive Christie nberry seeks mayor seat
Robert K. Christenberry a 58 year old one handed World War I veteran and hotel executive was picked by Republican leaders to run for mayor of New York City. He announced he believes he will win as he faces Mayor Robert F Wagner in November with Liberal party backing potential swing in a tight race. Christenberry formerly led the New York State Athletic Commission and chaired the Ambassador Hotel.
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New York
Robert K. Christenberry
France
Christenberry
Robert F. Wagner
U.S
Wagner Kag
New York State
Ambassador Hotel
Garden City Grain Local Market Change
Garden City area grain market reports updates on wheat Milo and barley prices from Farmers Elevation Wheat market listings. Prices reflect current conditions for Milo and barley varying by grade and delivery point.
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Garden City Grain
Market Chan
Milo
Garden City man leases Scott City eatery
SCOTT CITY The Chicken Box on south Main street once run by Mrs. Ralph Snyder and Mrs. Nancy Kohl has been leased to Frank McMillian of Garden City. He purchased the equipment from Mrs. Snyder and rents the building from Vincent Settles. The new manager plans to open this weekend.
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Scott City
South Main Street
Ralph Snyder
Nancy Kohl
Frank McMillian
Garden City
McMillian
Wells under special orders in Kiowa Kingman and Harper
A statement notes that exceptions should bet wells under special orders in the Nichols and Spivey Grabs fields and in Kiowa Kingman and Harper counties. The text mentions wells producing under special deep well allows.
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Nichols
Kiowa
Kingman
Harper
Federal tax official and wife killed in crash
A federal internal revenue official and his wife were killed in a highway accident near a bridge, with their 13-year-old daughter Linda sustaining broken collar bones but listed in good condition in a Colorado Springs hospital. They had been visiting Mrs Wilson's mother in Colorado Springs before the fatal crash near Galesburg Kansas.
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Linda
Rowland
B. Wilson
U. S. Internal Revenue
Rowens
Colorado Springs
Colo
Allinger
Wilson
Galesburg
Kas
Short
Wichita
Girl Driver Escapes Serious Injury After Car Overturns
Sandra Sue Owens of Scott City escaped serious injuries when her 1950 Chevrolet overturned after leaving a bridge near the state park superintendent’s house. She was taken to Scott County hospital with only bruises. A reckless driving ticket was issued for the afternoon accident.
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Scott City
Sandra Sue Owens
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