New Warning In Stock Probe
Hutchinson hosts the fourth chapter of the American GI Forum in Kansas with Garden City members aiding. Temporary officers were elected as a small attendance stalled decisions on Cash Day and future promotions. Treasury Secretary Humphrey testifies to the Senate that stock market inquiry risks undermining confidence, while Sen Capehart urges an end to the inquiry amid fears of causing price drops. He notes the inquiry could trigger a market scare and urges a cautious approach.
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Hutchinson
Garden City
Al’Valenzuela
Jesse Aguilera
Tommy Bribiesca
Kendall Smiley
George Sturriage
Washington
Treasury
Humphrey
Senate Banking Committee
Capehart
R-Ind
Fulbright
D-Ark
Cake Decoration Class To Begin At County Fairgrounds
Garden City homemakers invited to a 1:30 p.m. cake decorating class at the county 4-H building. Mrs Kathyrn Sughrue, county home demonstration agent, announces the first class of the year. Mrs J D Adams will cover basic decor using heart, square, and round cakes and demonstrate using real and artificial flowers. Afterward, attendees will sample the cakes with coffee.
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Garden City
Mother
County 4-11
Fairgrounds
Kathyrn Sughrue
J. D. Adams
Adams
Sughrue Wald
Crude Oil Production Reaches New High
Tulsa weekly survey by Git and Gas Journal shows domestic crude oil and condensate output reaching 6,830,500 barrels in the week ended March 12, an all time high.
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Tulsa
Okla
Git and Gas Journal
Juco Debaters Fail To Place At St. John's Invitational
Garden City juco debaters failed to reach the finals at Winfield in the St. John's Invitational. A team led by Joy Jungferman and George Mangan was eliminated by Oklahoma City University in the second round, with OCU claiming first place. Other Busters teams, Rus sel Birkle with Dick Near and John Robinson with Frank Davis, did not advance from preliminaries among twenty colleges and six junior colleges. Bill Brooks coaches JUCA debate.
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Garden City Juco
St. John’s
Winfield
Joy Jungferman
George Mangan
Oklahoma City University
OCU
Busters
Russel Birkle
Dick Near
John Robinson
Frank Davis
Bill Brooks
Kansas City Star Sports Writer Dies at 50
Keneath J. Hegarty, 50, longtime Kansas City Star sports writer and desk man, died last night from a blood infection. He joined the sports staff in 1923, moved to the city desk in 1943, and served as director of the Kansas City chapter of a barbershop quartet singing society and editor of its bi monthly newspaper.
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Kansas City
Keneath J. Hegarty
Kansas City Star
jsCars
City Desk
Barbershop Quartet Singing Society
Hospital Admittances And Court Briefs From Garden City
Today in Garden City lists admissions for Mrs. Bruington, Mrs. Marshall, Harold Stoner, Walter Chadwick, and Mrs. Rintoul, along with discharges for Boyd Reifschneider, Ray Miles, and Robert Proudfit. Court briefs include State of Kansas vs Walter Groneman and Jack Hamill for forgery or bad checks, and a land transfer in Gray county. Police briefs note bonds for John G. Kley, Edmond Biernacki, and LeRoy Snodgrass for traffic offenses.
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Charles Bruington
Raymond Marshall
North 10Th
Harold Stoner
Mulberry
Walter Chadwick
Sterling
Cole
David Rintoul
Conard
Boyd Reifschneider
Ray Miles
Scon
Robert Lynn Proudfit
West Olive
District Court
State of Kansas
Walter Groneman
Jack W. Hamill
Bond
John G. Kley
Genoa
Colo
Edmond Albert Biernacki
Eminence
LeRoy Levi Snodgrass
Pierceville
Directors Study Change In Proposed New Highway
In Great Bend Kansas a Mid-Continent Highway Association meeting Friday will discuss routing changes for the proposed U S 55 highway from the Great Lakes region toward Mexico. The session aims to assess revised plans affecting travel and regional connections.
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Great Bend
Great Lakes
Mexico
The Marketplace: New York Stocks
A brief market item notes activity at the New York Stock Exchange. The report highlights 1-stocks trading in the market, signaling price movement and overall sentiment for the session. Details are limited, with emphasis on notable stock performance in New York.
Grains Mixed on Chicago Board of Trade. wheat weak
Grains lack a pattern as Chicago Board of Trade trading slows after a brisk session. Wheat weak, old crop contracts down. limited exports and tepid demand weigh on old and new crop months. Kansas City and Wichita market reports show varied grain prices and livestock activity with mixed futures and steady to higher hogs and lambs.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Weather Bureau
Kansas City Grain
Kansas City i
Kansas City
Kansas
City
USDA
Wichita Livestock
Wichita
Nixon Calls for Stronger GOP in California
Vice President Richard M. Nixon urged 2,600 California Republicans to build a stronger party to win the presidency by 1956. He said the GOP must grow party power, noting Democrats hold a regional advantage yet California has key Republicans like its two senators and governor. A tense moment occurred when a flash bulb exploded near Nixon at a hospital lobby, slightly injuring a detective with glass in the eye.
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Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
California
GOP
Eisenhower
Nixon
House
White Memorial Hospital
Bernice Bardsley
C. B. Clark
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