Car Abandoned At 508 N Fifth Street Towed by Police
Reports indicate a maroon 1947 Plymouth coupe belonging to Paul David Hawley was used by an unknown man Sunday and cannot be located. A 15 year old bicyclist William Joe Hopkins sustained minor injuries after colliding with a car at Evans and Spruce. Local students received warnings for disposing of prom decorations in a sandpit along US 83 south of town.
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Fifth Street
Paul David Hawley
Windsor Hotel
Hawley
William Joe Hopkins
Gardendale
Evans and Spruce
Leland LeRoy Kerr
Hopkins
Death Claims Emma Gambridge at 79 in Garden City
Mrs Emma Florence Gambridge a Garden City resident for 49 years died Monday afternoon at her daughter Mrs Lola Wilcox 406 North Fourth Street She was born July 23 1875 in Hunter Mitchel County She married C B Gambridge who died in 1931 She was a Jehovahs Witness Survivors include one daughter seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral services will be held at 3 p m Wednesday at Garland chapel with James Purvis in charge Interment in Valley View cemetery Friends may pay respects at Garland chapel until noon Wednesday
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Emma Florence Gambridge
Lola Wilcox
Garden City
Gambridge
Hunter
Mitchel County
C. 8. Gambridge
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Garland Chapel
James Purvis
Valley View Cemetery
John J Farley Dies in Dodge City
John J Farley aged 59 of Dodge City died this morning at a Dodge City hospital after a lengthy illness. A lifelong Southwest Kansas resident, he is survived by four brothers C J Farley Leo of Montana Phillip of Wichita Falls Tex and James of Dodge City. A rosary will be read at 8:15 p.m. Wednesday at the Dunsford funeral home in Dodge City.
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John J. Farley
Dodge City
C. J. Farley
Garden City
Farley
Kansas
C. J
Leo
Montana
Phillip
Wichita Falls
Tex
James
Rosary
Dunsford
Garden City HOSPITAL ADMITTANCES AND BIRTHS
Today in Garden City adits include Mrs. C L Shults 1001 North 8th T B Riggs Wichita Falls Tex Mrs Roland Ellerts 518 Summit Mrs Nick Spanier 1309 Coward Mrs Floyd Hands South Star route Mrs J C Carter 912 Fifth Michael Hunter 306 Pony plus discharges like Bertha Fantroy West Santa Fe Gilbert Merz Deerfield Ray Godsey 218 Wesley Harley Smith Ingalls Oscar Young Kaivesta Lloyd Wilcox Box 759 Judy Johnson Pierceville Gregory Hands parents of 26 pound boy born 12 59 a m today Also police brief Bond posted Pete Bernal Hernandez 108 N Taylor 10 running stop sign Bond forfeited Henry Diez Martinez 10 Complaint two five gallon cans gasoline stolen from 401 Washington County brief Land transfers Jake W Burgaard etux to Paul Ven John etux lots 1 2 3 and 4 and E2 of NE4 and NW4 of NE4 of 36-24-32 District Court Burtis Motor Co on J A Cooper et al quiet title Births At St Catherine Mr and Mrs A Burtis and Bess Burtis vs Roland Filerts 518 Summit are N C Jones et al quiet title
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C. L. Shults
North 8Th
T. B. Riggs
Wichita Falls
Tex
Roland Ellerts
Summit
Nick Spanier
Coward
Floyd Hands
J. C. Carter
Michael Hunter
Pony
Bertha Fantroy
West Santa
Gilbert Merz
Deerfield
Ray Godsey
Wesley
Harley Smith
Ingalls
Oscar Young
Kaivesta
Lloyd Wilcox
Box
Judy Johnson
Pierceville
Gregory Hands
South Star
Route
Pete Bernal Hernandez
N. Taylor
Henry Diez Martinez
Ben Allen Duncan
Washington
Jake W. Burgardt
Paul Ven John
District Court
Burtis Motor Co
J. A. Cooper, Et al
Quiet
Hitle
Kansas City Grain Markets Mixed Across Commodities
Grain market notes from Kansas City show varied prices across wheat corn oats and soybeans with No 2 and No 3 grades listed. Wheat ranges 2.53 to 2.74 per unit while corn 1.58 to 2.0 range and soybeans 2.50 to 2.56 with oats at 1.82 and rye around 1.19 to 1.21. Prices reflect mixed movements with several items not showing clear changes.
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Kansas City
New York
Lindh Produce Co
Allis
Atchison
Atlas Pdr
Garden City
Bald Lima
Perieds Elevator
Beech Aire Do
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Chrysler
B. ©. Christopher & Co
Dayton
du Pont
Chicago
Gen Motors
Kan P & L
Martin GL
McKess & R
NY Central
Ohio
Penney, JC
Phill Peta
Hutchinson
Widsore
Ulita
Omaha
Enid
Salina Radio
Grains Rally On Chicago Board Of Trade Session
Grains sold off at the open but rallied as moisture eased concerns in the winter wheat belt. Wheat edged up near one cent, corn mixed, oats and rye mixed higher, soybeans fluctuated. Futures data show ongoing activity with daily and weekly purchases and open interest around 65 to 75 thousand bushels.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Prey
Requiem Mass Planned in Dodge City
A funeral notice states a requiem mass will be held at 9 30 a m Thursday at Sacred Heart Catholic church in Dodge City with burial to follow in the Dodge City cemetery.
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Dodge City
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Dodge City Cemetery
Immroth Fined and Paroled for Drunken Driving
Earl Henry Immroth of 505 N Taylor was fined 125 dollars for driving while intoxicated by Police Judge Clyde Daniel. He received 90 days in jail but was paroled for one year on condition the fine is paid. This was his second DWI in a week after forfeiting bond on the first charge.
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Immroth
Earl’ Henry Immroth
N. Taylor
Clyde Daniel
Daniel
Civil War Battle Reenactment Near Lexington Missouri
Wentworth Military Academy cadets National Guards and ROTC units will join a Thursday reenactment marking the 75th anniversary of Wentworth and a campaign to restore the Lexington battle site. The 1861 engagement saw Maj. Gen. Sterling Price defeat Col. James Mulligan after a siege on Missouri River bluffs. Price used hemp bales as a movable breastwork causing Mulligan to surrender.
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Lexington
Missouri River
Sterling Price
James A. Mulligan
Wentworth
Bluffs
Price
Missouri State
Mulligan
Lnes
GOP Women Hear Talks by Ike and Benson
President Eisenhower told a national conference of Republican women he is willing to meet anyone anywhere for world peace, with the condition of maintaining self respect. He cited talks on a Big Four meeting if feasible and useful as Dulles pursues it. Benson urged hold on flexible farm price supports until a fair test, opposing the House action to scrap the program. Benson addressed about 1,600 Republican women at a two day meeting on the 1956 election, calling for continued support of the agriculture department goals.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
White House
Britain
Russia
France
Dulles
Paris
NATO
Soviet Union
Europe
Hisenhower
Benson
House
Congress
Senate
Republican Women’s National Conference
Agricultura
Wichitan Is Found Sane In County Court Hearing
A Sedgwick County Probate Court six member jury found Frank A. Stewart sane after his wife testified he asked her to burn their trailer home to gain sympathy in his fight against a union. Stewart denied the accusations and said his trouble with the IAM began in 1954 after refusing the maintenance of membership clause in a Swallow Aircraft Co IAM contract and his discharge.
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Wichita
Sedgwick County
Frank A. Stewart
Stewart
James V. Riedel Jr
International Association of Machinists
AFL
Swallow Aircraft Co
IAM
Kansas City and Wichita Livestock Market Report
USDA cattle and hog prices show slow to weak demand across Kansas City and Wichita markets. Cattle: slaughter steers and heifers weak, cows and bulls soft, stockers mixed. prices range with fed steers 18.50 to 23.00, cows 8.30 to 12.50, bulls 13.50 down. Hogs: 15.00 to 25.00 for barrows and gilts, heavier weights not established. sows 12.00 to 14.50. Sheep: spring slaughter lambs 21.50 to 22.50, cull to good lambs 15.00 to 20.00. wethers 12.00, ewes 3.00 to 5.00. Both markets show subdued demand and frequent price declines in assorted classes.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Wichita Livestock
Wichita
Buffalo High School yearbook earns largest edition ever
The 1955 Buffalo yearbook was distributed to 480 students and staff in a 128 page issue created by a 60 member staff led by co editors Wanda Jean Hays and Kenneth Cole. Color photography debuts with exterior building shots and eight color section dividers. A 20 page summer supplement of activities from March 1 to graduation will be printed later. Curtis Studio photographed the yearbook.
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Buffalo
Wanda
Appian Way
Joy Jungferman
Nancy Unruh
Curtis Studio
Bernadine Sitts
Robert Atherton
Jackie Bedker
Lewis Bethel
Max Birney
Mary Lucille Castro
Karen Corn
Georgia Dillon
Karen Elland
Beth Gresnhouse
Ted Hall
Robert, Henderson
Charles Hederson
Richard Dillon
David Gish
Pat’ Halbleibh
Harvey
Kansas Schools To Get Financial Building Aid
Eleven Kansas school districts will share 1 197 000 in building construction funds this year due to federal installations and defense projects boosting enrollments. State superintendent A F Throckmorton said 2 950 000 in federal funds will be distributed among 190 districts for operating expenses expanded because of federal students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
A. F. Throckmorton
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Government To Check Vaccine Much Closer
Washington Rep. Priest says the government plans a much closer check of future Salk poliomyelitis vaccine supplies before public release. He cites Health and Welfare planning tighter laboratory scrutiny after a halt in mass inoculations. House Banking Chair Spence backs a cautious approach while Dr. Scheele orders a reevaluation with a plant inspection, Parke Davis likely first visited.
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Washington
Priest
D-Tenn
Congres
Commerce Committee
Health On Welfare Department
Spence
D-Ky
House Banking Committee
Leonard’ Scheele
The
Public Health Service
Scheele
Parke, Davis & Co
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Hugoton
Johnny
Susan
David
Finney County
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Lowell Lu Navy
Friend
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
John Farley
Dodge
St. Catherine
A. Burtis
Bess Burtis
Roland Filerts
N. C. Jones
Uiet
Missouri
Gop
Ike and
Wichitan
Hanneman
Stott Helmke
Pat Higgins
Larry Landwehr
Nancy Lee
Neal Logan
David Lyon
George Mangan
Carl Martin
Marjorie Moeder
Larry Montgomery
Carolyn Penny
Deanna Reichert
Roxanne Shelton
Don Sooby
Joan Tasker
Laverne Tuttle
Oliira Valenzuela
DeVee Vanderpool
Milans
Panama
Baku
Hawaii
Tan
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Hart, Schaffner and Marx
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