Garden City residents advance college plans and bids set
Richard D Near of Garden City completes admission requirements for Southwestern college starting September to study for the ministry. Marion Lobmeyer, also from Garden City, pledges Phi Kappa Tau at Kansas State college as 85 K-State men join Greek Jester fraternities since January. Bid notices issued to raze a vacant Gardendale building with May 23 deadline. Police warn Humphrey for cleaning cattle trucks in 1800 block of N Seventh amid no-dumping signs planned on school district lots. List of new and renewing Telegram subscriptions from multiple towns and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard D. Near
Garden City
Southwestern College
J. R. Nar
North First
Garden City High School
Marion Lobmeyer
Kansas State College
Gardendale
Deane Wiley
Arnold
Sixth District Young GOP Club Hosts Inclusive Jubilee
Salina leaders invite Democrats and GOP members to a non political Jubilee with discussion on recent Kansas Legislature actions. Don Williams says voters from both parties can attend and participate in topics like high school aid labor bills and tax matters. The note also mentions the U S Atlantic Tuna Tournament at Narragansett August 9 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina UH
GOP
Jubilee
Thursay
Don Williams
Kansas
Free Market Gas Policy Urged At Kansas Chamber
Glenn W. Clark of Cities Service Gas Co told the Kansas Chamber of Commerce in Wichita that production of natural gas will be substantially free from federal regulation with incentives restored. He warned restrictive controls could slow exploration, raise prices, and said interruptible service lowers bills for small and domestic users, stressing pipeline capacity limits. Concluding sessions covered Kansas legislative actions and a Wichita Boeing plant tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Cities Service Gas Co
Glenn W. Clark
Oklahoma City
Kansas Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
U. S. Supreme Court
Phillips
Clark
Wichita-Boeing
Oil discovery noted in Stafford County Kansas
The Kansas Corporation Commission lists its 53rd oil discovery of the year. D. R. Lauck’s No. 1 French in SESW SW 17-23-18W Stafford County is designated a minimum fuel test well, credited with opening a new St. John northwest field near Kansas City.
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Wichita
Kansas Corporation Commission
D. R. Lauck
Sesw
Stafford County
St. John Northwest
Kansas City
Haiphong Falls to Vietminh as Red Rule Creeps In
Haiphong, long French ruled, surrendered to Vietminh troops who set a stark order for collaborators to report to police with threats of imprisonment or death. Thousands flee toward the docks as 8,000 French troops mass on Do Son Peninsula, evacuated by Monday.
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Haiphong
North Indochina
U. 5
Dien Bien Phu
North Viet Nam
Do Son
Viet Nam
Professor Not a Coach Receives Cadillac at ISU
In Ames Iowa 8000 gathered as M D Helser dean of student affairs and a 40 year faculty member was honored with a new Cadillac donated by students and friends in a surprise stadium ceremony. The gift responded to criticisms of coaches receiving lavish prizes while professors were overlooked.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
M. D. Helser
Cutter Laboratories Withdraw Polio Vaccine After Illness Reports
Cutter Laboratories acted swiftly to halt use of its polio vaccine after reports linked to illnesses in Idaho and other states. The firm notified health centers and distributors nationwide while NIH and Public Health Service began investigations. Despite the uproar, Cutter reported minimal correspondence was critical and said no vaccine issues were found among its own staff’s children.
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Rennie Taylor
Berkeley
Calif
Cutter Laboratories
Cutter
Public Health Services
Hamilton
Mont
Carl Ecklund
Idaho
National Institutes of Health
Public Health Service
Fred Cutter
General Ridgway Seeks Retirement June 30
Gen Ridgway asks to retire on June 30 and will be replaced as Army chief by Gen Maxwell D Taylor. President Eisenhower submitted Taylor's nomination to the Senate as Ridgway’s term nears end. Taylor, 54, earned wartime praise for bold moves and is lauded for tactics advancing modern warfare.
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Washington
Matt [Thew B. Ridgway
Army
Maxwell D. Taylor
Ridgway
Eisenhower
Senate
Taylor
White House
James C. Hagerty
Stevens
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Adm
Robert Carney
Naval Operations
Wheat and grain futures slip on rainfall forecasts
Chicago Board of Trade wheat futures eased after a prior up move as profit taking and rain forecasts in the Southwest weighed. May wheat around 2.20 to 2.21 per bushel, corn down about 5 to 1% percent, oats steady, rye mixed, soybeans up to 1% stronger. KC grain markets showed mixed bids on various No. 2 grades with corn and soybeans trading in narrow ranges. KC livestock noted light on offer for cattle and hogs with modest gains in certain weights and limited test of markets.
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New York
Lindh Produce Co
Alfied
Allis Chal
Anne Co
Atchison
Garden City Grain Atlas
Lima
Beech Aire
Milo
Boeing Air
Chrysler
B. C. Christopher & Co
Dayton
Kansas City
du Pont
Gen
Gen Motors
Gulf
Chicago
Lion Oil
Martin
McKegs & R _ an
Mont Ward
Ohio
Penney JC
Phill Peta
Prost & G
Sears Rock
Sinclair O
Hutchinson
Wich
Dmita
Omaha
Enid
Salina
Ava
Board of Trade
Kansas City Grain
Kansas City and Wheat
Hospital Admittances and Births in Garden City Area
Today in Garden City lists admitted patients and discharges by name and residence, plus births at St Catherine with Victor Graff and Join Roberts as parents. County briefs note land transfers, a parole denial in the Louis Shoulders Bobby Greenlease case, and local name placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Graff
Marienthal
Daniel Baldwin
Cooper Rooms
John Marker
Scott City
Gus Norton
Evans
LaVerne McLinn
Sonny McLinn
Donna Goss
North 7Th
Donald Geier
Deborah Kay Ford
Conard
Leland Coulter
City
Eugene Venters
Dighton
Elmer Johnson
Pendennis
St. Catherine
Join Roberts
North First
Parole Board
Shoulders
Washington
Louis Shoulders
St. Louis
Bobby Greenlease
Nine US Vets On Way Home From Moscow Visit
Nine American veterans who joined the 1945 U S Soviet Elbe linkup left Moscow by air for home stopping in Paris en route. They carried photo albums from their four day visit, and Marshal Vassily D Sokolovsky hosted a three hour farewell banquet praising friendship and understanding between the peoples.
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Moscow
Elbe
Paris
United States
Vassily D. Sokolovsky
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Lakin
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Deerfield
Ed Owens
Satana
Tony Klaus
Delta
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George Graham
Virgil Brown
Gilbert Green
Lansing
W. E. James
F. E. Romine
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Young Gop Club
Full of Love
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101St Airborne
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Belgium
Jerry Lane
Cincinnati Redlegs
Bluefield
W. Va
Kansas City Livestock
USDA
Curtis Studio
St. Catherine Hospital
Thelma McColm
Mary Johanna
County
P. A. Burtis
Etux
Safeway Stores, Inc
N. C. Jones
James Seymour
Guilsford D. Smith
Seymours
Holmes
Igra
FORD
Bartis Motor Company, Inc
N. Main
Garden City, Kansas
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