Subscriptions listed and new telephone system in Garden City
The Telegram notes subscribers and renewals from numerous locals including J C Adams Holcomb Larry Barlow and others. A push button phone system is being installed in the city police department to improve call handling and routing. Garden City junior college basketball seeks support for a regional tournament opener at Arkansas City. Tax help is available at the post office on specified March and April dates. Ronald Denchfield a Kansas University theater cast member will perform in Richard III March 16 to 19.
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Beo Coldren
Kansas National Guard
Garden City
Clyde Daniel
Bob Vulgamore
Lloyd Tripp
Fred Rody
Sconi
Robert Staggs
Ulysses
Richard Dean
Leon
Vulgamore
Armory
Telegram
J. C. Adams
Holcomb
Larry Barlow
State Highway Commission
Topeka
M. B. Bastin
Scott City
Jerry Drummond
B. F. Henry
Lakin
Henry Hoffman
Louis Koch
Ida E. Preedy
Sublette
M. W. Murray
Peter L. LeClerc
Dale Eichenauer
Ingall
Police
Arkansas City
Sucoep
Internal Revenue Agents
Kanas University
Ronald Denchfield Soni
Ray Denchfield
North -Fifth
University Theater
Denchfield
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Food poisoning hits Japanese school kids in Tokyo
Pow dered milk tainted food sickened 819 children at four Tokyo schools. No fatalities reported. Principal and health officials launched investigations and inspections of school meals and suppliers. Schools remained open as students received medical assessments and precautions were issued.
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Tokyo
Vermont Man Starts 58th Term as Clerk
Benson Vermont Franklin B Kellogg aged 80 was re elected yesterday to his 58th term as town clerk in the small community of 573 residents.
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Vermont
Benson
Franklin B Kellogg
McCarthy accuses Army of gross neglect at Ft Monmouth
Senator McCarthy charged Army officers with gross negligence and incompetence in handling security risk cases at Ft Monmouth New Jersey. He released a document alleging uncooperative deceptive attitude toward the Senate Investigations subcommittee and urged continued scrutiny of Communist subversion in the Signal Corps.
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Washington
Me¢Carthy
R-Wis
Army
Ft. Monmouth
N.J
Senate Investigations
McCarthy
Senate
Subcommittee
Government Operations Committee
McClellan
D-Ark
Sen. Jackson
D-Wsh
Sylmington
D-Mo
Rosenberg
Signal Corps
Russia
May
Stevens
McCarthy Army
Roe Bartle Wins KC Primary For Mayor Runoff Set
Roe Bartle, a Boy Scout executive and businessman, won the Kansas City mayoral primary by a 22,000 vote margin over Bert Berry. Bartle received 40,774 votes to 18,074 for Berry, with Berry advancing to a runoff against Bartle in the March 29 election under the nonpartisan plan.
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Kansas City
U—H
Chiropractors In Meeting Here In Garden City
The southwest district of the Kansas Chiropractors Association will hold its annual meeting tomorrow in Garden City. The 1 p.m. business session at the Old Corral will be led by district director Dr J J Wayne of Garden City. About 35 doctors from 21 counties are expected, with Dr E D Morris of Chanute and Dr Harold Coe of McPherson attending, along with Dr W E Nicklin of Hutchinson. Officers will be chosen, and a film The Chiropractic Story will be shown. an open house at Dr Wayne's home will follow.
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Kansas Chiropractors Association
Garden City
Old Corral
J. J. Wayne
E. D. Morris
Chanute
The
Kansas Association
Harold Coe
McPherson
W.E. Nick
Dulles Mum On Abdication
Manila U S Secretary of State Dulles refused comment on the reported abdication of Cambodia King Norodom after a lunch with the monarch in Phnom Penh. He raised no official report and discussed training Cambodia 30 000 man army with the young king. Dulles and Philippine President Magsaysay also discussed anti communist efforts and U S support for the Philippines.
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Manila
U.S
Dulles
Cambodia
Norodom
Phnom Penh
Dulles Party
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Chiang
Philippine
Ramon Magsaysay
Asia
Philippines
West Leads in Nuclear Race Yet Margin Fades
President Eisenhower warned the West still holds a lead in atomic and hydrogen weapons but said the gap will narrow. British leader Churchill echoed timing concerns, noting Molotov’s claim of Russian hydrogen capability and predicting a potential threat to Western states within three to four years. U.S. officials say Russia lags in delivering thermonuclear weapons reliably, with the balance expected to shift after 1959, impacting global diplomacy and security outlooks.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Wells
Russia
Panvermncs
Alrapal
Churchill
House of Commons
V. M. Molotov
United States
West
Jin
Market roundup of grain and livestock prices in Wichita
The Market section lists grain quotes for wheat corn oats and soybeans with bid ranges across No 2 and No 3 grades and regional notes from Wichita. Cattle calves hogs and sheep are reported with price ranges and changes including slaughter steers heifers bulls vealers and sows with regional shifts in demand and weights.
Grain futures drift in Chicago session with late selloff
Chicago grain futures opened firm led by wheat and soybeans on shipment news by barge but dipped from intraday highs. Wheat closed mixed to slightly lower after earlier gains. corn rose. oats and rye posted mixed moves. Open interest in wheat futures rose from the prior session, while barge shipments from Chicago supported early strength amid a holiday week. Kansas City USDA cattle and hogs reports show varied livestock tone with calves and vealers weak and hogs softer, while lambs and ewes held near steady levels.
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Courtery Lindh Produce Co
Wowennanann
Allied
Bde
Pri O
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Chrysler
B. C. Christopher & Co
Dayton
Kansas City
du Pont
Gen Motors
Chicago
P&l
NY Central
US Steel
Westg A Bk
Board of Trade
USDA
Airline Pilot Loses License for 45 Days
The Civil Aeronautics Board suspended Howard Harry Engstrom of Miami Oklahoma for 45 days starting March 7 due to a light plane collision at Aretz Airport Lafayette Indiana two years ago. He was charged with failing to yield the right of way to Jerry Zutavera of Great Bend Kansas while Engstrom piloted a Cessna toward a landing on December 12.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Howard Harry Engstrom
Miami
Okla
Aretz
Lafayette
Ind
F. B. Lee
Civil Aeronautics Administrator
Engstrom
Jerry Zutavera
Great Bend
Kas
Coffeyville Seeks Third Verdigris Dam
Coffeyville authorities have authorized consulting engineers to seek a State Water Resources Division permit for a third Verdigris River dam. A 1943 survey urged building a dam about 12 miles north of Coffeyville. A secretary laughs at her boss’s jokes, not for wit but habit.
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Coffeyville, Kas
State Water Resources Division
Verdigris River
Coffeyville
AP Wins Long Island University Polk Award for McCarthy Series
The Associated Press earned LIU George Polk Memorial Award for wire service reporting on Senator McCarthy Wisconsin in a 13 part series April 4 to 18. Alan J. Gould and Don Whitehead among winners led by AP writers Pett Belman Morin Bell. Other LIU prizes honored Wellder Hamilton Huston and NYT staff for diverse international and national reporting.
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New York
Associated Press Today
Long Island, University
George Polk
LIU Department of Journalism
CBS
Greece
George Weller
Rome
Chicago Daily News Syndicate
Turkey
Thomas J. Hamilton
New York Times
United Nations
Luther Huston
New York Times Statf
Supreme Court
Entrance Tests for West Point Held at Leavenworth
Candidates from seven Midwest states take exams for U S Military Academy at West Point. Tests for the 98 candidates began Saturday at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas amid official arrangements and supervision by academy representatives.
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West Point
Ft, Leavenworth
Eas
U. S. Military Academy
Bold New Road Plan Needed Congress Told
Washington U S spokesmen urged a bold highway modernization plan and a federal 25 billion dollar outlay for a 40 000 mile interstate network. They avoided firm support for Eisenhower's funding approach while governors pressed for a pay as you go plan amid debate over financing and inflation risks.
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Congress
Washington
Eisenhower
Federal Highway Corp
Robert F. Kenon
Louisiana
Governors’ Conference
Senate Public Roads
Governors | SR
Remorseful 14-Year-Old Charged In Sister’s Murder
In Revere Massachusetts a 14 year old boy John V Riley was charged with murder for stabbing his 10 year old sister during a quarrel over a television program. Police Chief Colin A W Gillis reported the boy confessed I ve killed my sister and I never meant to hurt her He said they argued all afternoon after the sister pulled the plug from a side set Their parents are separated Father John F Riley is an attorney and mother Irene Riley a schoolteacher.
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Revere
Mass
Colin A. W. Gillis
John V. Riley
Gillis
John F. Riley
Irene Riley
Emporia Chosen by Drum Bugle Corps for HQ
Emporia named temporary headquarters for the Great Plains Drum and Bugle Corps Assn after an organizing meeting with nine American Legion corps. Over 50 men from Missouri Oklahoma Nebraska and Kansas attended. southwestern Iowa to be included. Ray W. Riegle Jr. and Warren L. Pyle elected president and secretary treasurer both of Emporia.
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Emporia
Kay
U — Emporia
Great Plains Drum and Bugle Corps
Assa
American Legion
Missouri
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Ray W. Riegle Jr
Warren L. Pyle
Kansans Oppose Pay Hike for Congress
Kansans largely opposed a House passed compromise raising congressional and judicial pay. Oklahoma Democrats favored the bill, while Kansas Republicans resisted the pay increase amid tensions over fiscal policy and congressional perks.
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Congress
Washington
Kansas
House
Oklahoma
Atomic Cloud Trip Awe Inspires Varied Reactions
Five reporters describe an Air Force flight through an atomic cloud over Las Vegas Nevada. They share awe at the massive brownish cloud and the risk of radioactivity while noting the faint readings on ion chamber and Geiger counters. The piece contrasts beauty and danger in the test mission.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Air Force
Minnis Rites Here Friday For Claude Minnis
Funeral services for Claude Wilbur Minnis will be held Friday at 2 30 P M in Garland Chapel. Minnis died suddenly Monday of a heart attack while working at Uvalde Texas. He was 46 born April 28 1908 ten miles south of Pierceville in Finney County. He is survived by his mother Mrs J W Minnis 211 North Fourth and three children Richard Alton and Jimmie of Bakersfield California and Elrita of Torrance California Interment will be in Valley View cemetery.
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Claude Wilbur Minnis
Garland Chapel
Minnis
Military Aviation Founders Honored
SAN ANTONIO Texas The Army Navy and Air Force joined hands to honor Lt Benjamin D Foulois founder of military aviation He flew a Wright airplane seven minutes at Fort Sam Houston on March 2 1910 Foulois 75 a retired major general and former chief of the Army Air Corps was saluted as three members of his original aviation detachment crew stood with thousands of troops jet planes and helicopters observed the ceremony
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San Antonio
Tex
Army
Navy
Air Force
Benjamin D. Foulois
Ft. Sam Houston
Foulois
Army Air Corps
Aviation
Wichita Transit Firm Seeks Five Cent Fare Increase
The Wichita Transportation Corp. seeks a fare raise from 15 cents to 20 cents. George Peters, attorney for the firm, told city commissioners yesterday of the proposed change.
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Wichita
Wichita’ Transportation Corp
George Peters
Air Wing to Receive B 52 Jets This Spring
The Air Force will begin equipping one wing this spring with jet powered B 52 Stratofortress bombers. The 93rd Bomb Wing at Castle AFB California will be first, as SAC plans to replace the B 36 fleet across 11 wings. B 52s will require crews of six and have a 600 plus mph speed and 6000 plus mile range. Production is underway at Boeing Seattle and Wichita with initial models delivered in 1952 and 1953.
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Washington W
Air Force
93Rd
Castle Air Force Base
Calif
Strategic Air ‘Command
Hareold E. Talbott
Capitol Hill
Seattle
Boeing Airplane Co
Wichita
Kan
Strategic Air Command
BSO
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Lane Dwinell
New Hampshire
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Pearl
Jerry Lee Robinson
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George Leo Webster
Mack Thomas
South Ixth
Paul R. Sims
Piergeville
M. E. White
North First
Wesley Werner
Jerome Leo Brungardt
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R. E. Morrell
Syracuse
Luciano Martinez
Ida
Karla Sue Eves
Alberta Osten
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Fulton
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