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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1956
Page
4
Rudolfo Barron had been bound out to District Court on a second degree murder charge in the death of Mrs. Fern Crossley, 27, whose body was found at Spearville June 8. Judge Keith Wilcox ruled the evidence did not justify a first degree murder charge.
The Kansas Corporation Commission continued its hearing on prorating production in the Leslie Morrow oil and gas field until July 20. The delay, requested by Colorado Oil and Gas Co., aims to complete well tests for data to aid the commission.
Belgrade Yugoslavia praised the U S Senate vote rejecting ending American aid to Yugoslavia calling it realistic on international relations and U S Yugoslavia relations. Frankfurt West German Bild says British diver Lionel Grabb is a Soviet prisoner held in Moscow jail awaiting espionage trial. Taipei Formosa nationalist China rejects peace talks with Chinese Communists Chou En lai peace offer seen as insulting. London government bill to abolish hanging passes Commons by 19 votes amid Lords delay.
The House Committee in Un American Activities has set July 10 as the start of its long planned probe into the Fund for the Republic. The announcement signals the beginning of formal hearings and scrutiny of the fund's activities and affiliations.
The Santa Fe Trail council camping and activities committee led by Marlin Kelly of Liberal reports low boy registration forces cancellation of this year’s Canadian sance trip and summer Finnup park camp. They urge immediate promotion to revive next year and suggest transferring registrations to Colorado camp where openings remain. Two Liberal families welcome a new son, Douglas Scott Agnew, born Friday June 22 at Epworth hospital. Represen tatives Rob ert Husband and John Davis of Garden City report a strong Philmont experience before return to guide local scouts.
Leo Edward Melchers will retire July 1 after 43 years as instructor research worker and administrator in the Kansas State College department of botany and plant pathology. He headed the department 35 years and was a pioneer in breeding disease resistant crops, with early work on rust in wheat and later focus on control of wheat and sorghum diseases. Florida posts a 19.1 percent population gain from 1950 to 1954.
The state harvest control office said only the extreme northwestern counties have not reached peak harvest. Some movement of men and equipment to Nebraska and northeastern Colorado continues, creating expanding surpluses in those areas this weekend.
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