Kansas 4-H Yearbook Editor Reports On Club Work
Prineced Russell, curriculum editor of the sthwtnudt edition of Who's Wheat, the Kansas 4-H yearbook, notes Kansas State College service project publication. Brownie Troop 25 from Alta Brow School visited the police yesterday. a Nick Spanier Jr home stove fire near noon today was extinguished before firefighters arrived. Oscar Norby and Ross Rowan represented Finney County breeding unit at Kansas Artificial Breeding Service unit report day at Kansas State College. Bethel attends seventh annual Kansas Inspectors school at K State College through Wednesday.
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Prineced Russell
Garded City
Sthwtnudt
Kansas
Alta Browp School
Nick Spanier, Jr
Coward
Oscar Norby
Ross Rowan
Virgil Brown
Finney County
Kansas State College
Brown
Rowan
R. L. Bethel
Cly
The
Kansas Inspectors Association
Pendergast Still A Factor In Kansas City Election
Kansas City voters chose a mayor and eight council members in a runoff shaped by the lingering Pendergast machine. H Roe Bartle led the Citizens Association slate against Bert Berry backed by independents, with Bartle winning the mayoral runoff after a contentious campaign revealing shifts in party alignment.
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Kansas City
Tom Pendergast
Pendergastism
Citizens’ Association
H. Roe Bartle
Boy Scout
Bert Berry
Citizens Association
Tom Penderast
James Pendergast
James’ Pendergast
Democratic
Bartle
Pendergast
Berry
Cty
Former Panama President Guizado Convicted In Remon Case
The National Assembly convicted impeached President Jose Ramon Guizado as an accessory in the assassination of his predecessor Jose Antonio Remon. He was sentenced to six years and eight months in prison, stripped of the presidency, and banned from public office. The verdict followed a 144 hour secret session at the Palace of Justice.
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Panama
National Assembly
Jose Ramon Guizado
Jose Antonio Remon
Guizado
Palace of Justice
Kansas City Market Report cattle hogs and sheep action
The Market 5 percent at Kansas City lists cattle 5500, calves 300, hogs 2000, sheep 3000 with early sales steady to uneven. Cattle mostly steady to higher, hogs weak to 35 lower, sows mixed, vealers 21 to 23, lambs 50 lower, ewes 6.5 to 8.0. Wichita reports similar activity with steers 23 to 24.75, heifers 19 to 21.5, hogs 17.25 to 17. five, sheep steady to higher with spring lambs 23.5 to 24.5.
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Kansas City
USDA
Wichita Livestock
Wichita
Grains trade moves slowly on minor gains and losses
Chicago Board of Trade grains held near price limits with slow dealings. Wheat rose about 54 1/2 to 2.13 per bushel in May futures, corn around 1/4 to 1/2 higher, oats and rye up modestly, soybeans down 1 to 2 cents. Open interest and weekly crop notes cited bread grain damage in the Southwest. Kansas City futures showed mixed moves across wheat corn oats and soybeans with various No 2 and No 3 grades quoted and prices for bran shorts soybeans and other grains listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lindh Produce Co
Admiral Jiain
Tel&Tel
Atchison
Atlas Pdr
Garden City
Bald Lima
Courtssy Farmers Elevator
Beech Airc
Ge-Secee Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Chrysler
B.C. Christopher & Co
Kansas City
Dayton
du Pont
Gulf Oil
Chicago
P&l
Martin, Glmckess & R
NY Central
Penney
Phill Pet
Hutchinson
Wich- Proct & G
Radio Cp
Ita
Omaha
Enid
Salinaa
Ft. Worth
Reyn Met
St Jos
St Reg Pap
We Sears Roeb
al Sinclair O
Socony Vac
UN Pac
Um US Steel
Westy A Bk
Board of ‘Trade
Prey
Kansas’ City
Admiral Byrd To Lead Fifth Antarctic Expedition
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd will command a U S scientific expedition to Antarctica set to depart in November and continue into 1957. Byrd will be 67 when the voyage begins, and the White House announced the plan late yesterday.
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Washington U
Richard E. Byrd
Antarctic
U. S
White House
Byrd
Rabbit Feasts on 36 Rare Chrysanthemums at Detroit Show
Detroit bloom lover slipped into the Detroit Flower Show and nibbled 36 rare chrysanthemum plants. Leland J. Gilmour of the Michigan Horticultural Society was puzzled as the white and yellow Fujimums, originating from Japan, were devoured by a rabbit. The bunny outpaced two would be captors and escaped.
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Detroit
Leland J. Gilmour
Michigan Horticultural Society
Japan
Sudden Army Discharge Case Heads to Federal Court
Charles H. Marshall of Los Angeles testified in San Francisco federal court that he was forcibly discharged from the Army at Fort Ord without discharge papers. His father read a confidential Army letter alleging Communist sympathies, while the elder Marshall argued a federal judge signed a restraint against separation.
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San Francisco
Charles H. Marshall
Los Angeles
Dr. Marshall
Ft. Ord
Charles
Marshalls
Michael J. Roche
Marshall
Army
Dorothy Nell Marshal
Asst
U.S. Aty
Charles E. Collett
Convicts Still Holding Out In Nebraska
Nine insurgent inmates and two captive guards remain inside the maximum security block of the Nebraska Penitentiary in Lincoln. Gov. Victor B. Anderson asserted the holdout likely includes eight prisoners, with no food caches found, as orange peels and grapefuit rinds were dismissed as a sham. Floodlights keep vigil on the building while the governor and warden monitor the standoff through the night.
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Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska Penitentiary
Snday
Victor B. Anderson
The Dutchman Convicted In Tax Bribery Case
Henry W. Grunewald and Daniel A. Bolich were convicted by a federal jury of a 160000 tax fix bribery conspiracy. Max Halperin was also convicted. two co-defendants were acquitted. Sentencing set for Friday.
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New York
Henry W
the Dutchman
Grunewald
Daniel A. Bolich
Internal Revenue
Max Halperin
Manhattan
Max Steinberg
Upper Manhattan
Internal Revenue Service
Harry T. Scherm
Steinberg
Scherm
Archie O. Dawson
Halperin
Bolich
Pataillo Model
Gotham Beef Co
Air Force Introduces Re enlisting Plan
The United States Air Force has a new re enlistment program. Sgt Jack Haydon notes qualified former airmen can re enlist in their permanent grade at separation and may be promoted to any temporary grade at that time if they enlist within six months. Details are at the sheriff's office in Garden City Mondays 10 am to 3 pm.
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United States Air Force
Jack Haydon
Air Force
Hayden
Garden City
Senators Seek Larger Cotton Acreage Increase Plan
Senators in Washington push a plan to raise cotton acreage allotments. Missouri would gain 3,996 acres and Kansas 2 acres under the proposal.
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Washington
Missouri
Kansas
Hospital Admittances Births And Police Briefs In Garden City
Today in Garden City hospital admittances include Orval Russell and others from various nearby towns. Births report a 7 pound boy at St Catherine Hospital to Wayne Pickett and a 7 pound 2 ounce boy to J B Salsman. Police briefs list several bond forfeitures and a bond posted for traffic and stop sign violations. Building permits note relocation of a 10 by 14 storage building and a new dwelling from Long Bell Lumber Co.
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Orval Russell
North 10Th
Charlie Nelson
Robert Dunham
Scott City
Walter Rundell
Pierceville
Claude Sherrill
Alva Dearden
J. B. Salsman
Gardendale
Wayne Pickett
Imperial
F. H. Newberry
North
8Th
Lloyd Garrison
North Main
Ellsworth Statchman
Conrad Gabriel
Anne Withee
North Ninth
St. Catherine Hospital
Imperial Route
Spencer
Ninth
Long Bell Lumber Co
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Harry
Gambrel
Citizens Campaign Committee
GOP
Ward
Republican’ “Organization
Citizens
Pendergast, Machine
Pendergast Organization
Kansas City Livestock
Admiral Byrd
Nebraska
Chevy Chase
Brooklyn
Curtis Studley
Finney County Democratic Women’s Club
Larry Underwood
Florence Beiderwell
North Fifth
Cecil Vulgamore
Fowler
Cole
Coloradoan
Walter Goss
Ernest Stukey
Raymond Theodore Mayfield
N. Main
Marjorie Gloria Torres
Gregory M. Delgado
Orvin Luther Page
Burnside Drive
Henry Hall
Paul Masoner
W. Pine
Garden City Loan
Garden City, Kansas
Hart, Schaffner and
Marx
Piland
Piland’s
Botany
Daroff
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