Telegram lists students and honors across Kansas
See By The Telegram reports new and renewal subscriptions to The Telegram with names of subscribers in Kansas and nearby states. It notes the Dean’s honor roll at Fort Hays State University for 1954 fall semester with 349 names including ten straight A students and lists averages, plus missing person tidbits and local civic club notes from Hutchinson and Dodge City Kiwanis meetings.
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Telegram
Albert Goss
Deerfield
Kenneth Davis
Lakin
Charles Brinkmeyer
South Hutchinson
Roy Yardley
Garden City
Olga Kuhlman
Scon
Alton Rundell
Stafford
Martin Quint
Holcomb
Des*Marteau & Montgomery
Syracuse
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
Roy Johnston
Wilbur
Ulrich
Mabel Browning
Scott City
L. O. Stanley
Satanta
C.F. Reid
Kendall
Marvin D. Schwilling
Robert Calhoun
D. R. McKee
Kingsville
Texas
W. J. Wasinger
W. Drussel
Cimarron
Earle Baker
Phoenix
Ariz
Dr. L. Hilliner
Haven
Cyril Schiffelbein
Bill Fross
Ted Sharp
North Hollywood
Calif
A. W. Klassen
Ulysses
Peter Maser
Shields
Fort. Ha
McCartney
Garden’ City
Barbara Bohannan
Tommy _Maglaras
Isabelle Sager
Eisenhowers Honored at Douglas McKay Dinner
President and Mrs. Eisenhower were guests of honor at a Washington dinner hosted by Secretary of the Interior Douglas McKay and his wife last night, reflecting strong bipartisan ties and ceremonial hospitality in the capital.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Secretary of Interior
Douglas McKay
Soviet Shakeup Prompts Major Soviet Cabinet Changes
The Soviet government undergoes a broad reshuffle on Bulganin's recommendation with 11 changes. Key moves include three deputy premiers promoted, four officials advanced past seniors, Zavenyagin named minister of medium machine building, Malyshev retaining deputy premiership, Zasyadko and Kozlov fired, Zademidko promoted, and Benediktov demoted to head of state farms.
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Fy Tom Whitney
Nikolai Bulganin
Kremlin
A. L Mikoyan
M. Z. Saburov
M. G. Pervukhin
Bulgania
A. P. Zavenyagin
M. V. Khrunichev
V. A. Kucherenko
P. T. Lobanov
Kucherenko
Lobanov
Zavenyagin
V. A. Malyshev
Russia
Malyshev
A. S. Zasyadko
State Farms
A. I. Kozlov
Zasyadko
A. N. Zademidko
A. Benediktov
Wheel Found Not The Jet In Lost Bomber Case
A six by four foot wheel well door from a Marine Corps F9F missing in the Missouri Kansas Oklahoma search area was found on a farm seven miles west of Bonneville. Earlier reports claimed a metal fragment from the missing jet fighter might be located. Ground searches near Joplin and Baxter Springs Galena area proved futile. An aerial search over Grand Lake northeast Oklahoma also yielded nothing.
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Sedalia
Mies
Bonneville
Sedalia Air Force Base
Missouri-Kansas-Oklahoma
Joplin
Marine Corps
Glenview Naval Air Station
Chicago
Tulsa
Okla
Grand Lake
Oklahoma
Baxter Springs
Galena
Kan
Admittances and Discharges in Garden City
Today in Garden City lists hospital admit tances for Sam Gravitt Charles Conner Mrs Quentin James John Landgraf Mrs Robert Brakey Ida Marie Mercado Kathy Jo Gilchrist Hilary Villarreal and hospital discharges for James Ford Mike Bradstreet Mrs Tony Kanak Mrs C N Hendershot Mrs Walter Doerschlag Karen McKensie. Police briefs note bond posted Floyd Dean Smith Lakin for speeding.
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Charles Conner
Dighton
Quentin James
John Landgraf
Route 1
Robert Brakey
Ida Marie Mercado
Kathy Jo Gilchrist
Hilary Villarreal
Conklin
James Ford
Pennsylvania
Mike Bradstreet
Tony Kanak
Scott City
C. N. Hendershot
Wesley
Walter Doerschlag
Alamota
Floyd Dean Smith
Lakin
Mrs. Mincie Finello Dies at 59 in La Junta Hospital
Mrs. Mincie Finello, 59, died yesterday at Mennonite Hospital in La Junta Colorado. A Western Kansas resident for 35 years, she had lived in Gray County since 1926 and was born in Illinois on December 31, 1895. Survived by son Harold Stucker of Garden City, daughter Juanita Weeks of Sublette, four sisters, two brothers, and seven grandchildren. Funeral services set for 2:20 pm Saturday at Phillips Chapel with interment in Valley View Cemetery.
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Mincie Finello
Mennonite
la Junta
Colo
Kansas
Phillips Chapel
Valley View Cemetery
New East Fulton Service Station Opens in Garden City
Dwight Lewis, formerly of Sharon Springs, operates the second Mobilgas agency in Garden City at 1109 E Fulton. Building by Mel Krebs Construction, 27 by 43 feet, cost about 14000 dollars, owned by George Barton. Grand opening planned for late April, Lewis says.
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Garden City
Mobilgas
Dwight Lewis
Sharon Springs
George Barton
Mel Kreb
E. Fulton
Lewis
Market report mixed livestock prices at Wichita and New York quick view
The market shows cattle and hogs trading mixed. Slaughter steers 20.00 23.50, heifers 17.00 20.50, cows 11.25 13.00, cutters 9.00 11.00, hogs around 25 lower with choice 185 230 lb at 15.75 16.00, sows 12.75 14.75. Lambs steady to strong with native drives 20.50 21.50, 108 lb lambs 21.75, springers 22.50 23.00, aged ewes 4.50 7.00.
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Wichita
USDA
Late Rally Lifts Old Crop Wheat on Weak Start
A late rally in old crop wheat futures provided some strength after a weak start on the Board of Trade. Wheat closed higher while corn oats and soybeans fell. futures and open interest figures were reported, with Kansas City prices listed for multiple grades and commodities.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City market: cattle 500 head, calves 200, small supply. Vealers steady, good to prime vealers 18.00–23.00. Slaughter steers mostly 21.00, cows 11.00–12.00, canners 0.50–10.75. Stockers 16.00–21.00. Hog offerings 1000, slower. Barrows 15.65–16.00, sows 13.00–14.50. Sheep 50 head, lambs 20.50–21.50, ewes 6.50–7.50.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
McCarthy Says Stevens Deceived Congress on Peress Case
Senator McCarthy charged that Secretary Stevens deliberately deceived Congress and the American people about the Irving Peress matter. He voiced the accusation in a report summarizing his year as head of the Senate Investigations subcommittee. Democratic members rejected the findings as premature.
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Washington
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Stevens
Congress
Irving Peress
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Senate kills bills in Kansas legislative push
The Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee led a bill killing spree, defeating measures to regulate charitable fund raisers and tighten welfare acts. They also rejected two liquor licensing limits, a study on liquor control, and allowed joint sewer projects while authorizing land sale for Camp Pawnee expansion. The House Welfare Committee rejected repeal of the lien clause for the social welfare recovery act. The Judiciary Committee killed a bill requiring charitable groups to register and account for all funds.
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Topeka
Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee
Legislative Council
Larned State Hospital
Kanza
Boy Scout Council
Camp Pawnee
Goy
Fred Hall
House Welfare Committee
Senate
Federal and State Affairs Committee
R. C. Woodward
R-El Dorado
Kansas
Senate Judiciary Committee
Eden Calls For Conciliation In Crisis Talks
British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden urged renunciation of force by both sides as a first step toward resolving the Formula crisis. He spoke at a New DelhI news conference during a two day visit with Prime Minister Nehru, after returning from Bangkok.
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New Delray
India
Anthony Eden
Nehru
Bangkok
Egyptian Premier Hints Retaliation If Israel Attacks
Cairo reports Premier Gamel Abdel Nasser announced the Egyptian army will retaliate by force against future Israeli attacks. He warned that if war comes, Egypt will teach Israel a lesson. The statement followed 36 Egyptian soldiers and 2 civilians killed near Gaza. The U.N. truce chief E. M. Burns visited Gaza and protested rioting and attacks on U.N. property. The U.N. Security Council planned an urgent session in New York to discuss Egypt’s charges.
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Cairo
Egyptia
Gamel Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Israel
Nasser
Gaza
Moshe Sharett
Palestine
United Nations
U.N
E. M. Burns
Mixed Armistice Commission
Burns
Foreign Office
U.N. Security Council
New York
Military cargo plane crashes in Iceland during approach
A four engine Military Air Transport Service plane crashed today on landing at Keflavik Airport Iceland. Nine crewmen and 49 passengers survived with no reported fatalities though injury details were not disclosed. The aircraft was en route from Westover AFB Massachusetts to Iceland.
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Westover Air Force Base
Mass
Keflavik
Iceland
Air Force
Westover
New Tax Bill Faces Senate Delay Amid Bitter Debate
Washington bill fight heats up as Senate Democratic leadership contemplates delaying floor debate to March 14 amid sharp opposition to a proposed $20 income tax cut. Byrd leads Finance Committee against the cut, while Knowland and Kerr clash over reporting timelines and floor scheduling.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
Clements
Kentucky
House
Eisenhower
Senate Finance Committee
Byrd
D-Va
Finance Committee
Knowland
California
GOP
Kerr
D-Okla
Emporia State to honor Fran Welch at alumni game
Emporia State College in Emporia Kansas will honor W F G Fran Welch who has stepped down as football coach. Welch will coach the alumni team at halftime of the alumni varsity game scheduled March 26, marking the close of spring practice.
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Emporia, Kas. W
Fran) Welch
Emporia State College
Welch
Air Force Orders 200 Jet Tankers for 700 Million
The Air Force plans a 700 million dollar purchase of 200 KC-135 jet tankers to refuel bombers and fighters, with Boeing to supply more aircraft. A Lockheed contract for a new jet tanker design is also under consideration, seen as quickly developed and potentially capable of midair refueling of a future sonic bomber and fighters. Secretary Talbott said open competition bids would not be pursued, citing delivery speed and cost concerns.
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Washington
Air Force
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Boeing Air Plane Co
Harold E. Talbott
Boeing
Fire devastates Elm Street area in Manchester
In Manchester New Hampshire fire destroyed three buildings on Elm Street causing about one million dollars in damage. Fire Chief Napoleon Guevin described it as the worst blaze in the city’s history as roughly 55 firefighters battled the inferno through 12 hours of cold drizzle with no serious injuries reported.
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Manchester
N.H
Napoleon Guevin
Elm Street
IAM picketers use elephants at Rohr strike in Riverside
In Riverside California yesterday the International Association of Machinists picketed Rohr Aircraft Corp with a two elephants and two camels protest over an arbitration clause dispute. The animals wore signs We Won't Settle for Peanuts and It's Been a Long Dry Spell Without Arbitration.
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Riverside
Calif
International Assn. of Machinists
Rohr Aircraft Corp
IAM
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