Border War Massacre Remembered in Kansas Centenary Program
The 100th anniversary of the Marais des Cygnes massacre to be observed with a parade on US 69 at Trading Post and a 1:30 program in town. Notables include Lt. Gov. Joseph Henkle, Gov. George Docking, and Pittsburg State editor W. Brinkerhoff. Prelim memorials, tours, and wreaths honor the victims and descendants.
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Behgo Taylor Pitts
Kass P—Linn Coir Tv
Kansas
Marais Des Cygnes
Charles Hamelton
Missouri
Trading Post
Austin’ W
Hall
Pleasanton
Mound City
Ercont
Djonday
Tradag Post
Marquis Des Cygnes
Pittsburg College
National Guard
Bourbon
Miamiounties
W. Brinkerhoff
Pilsburg Ediitor
The
Kansas State Historical Society
Kansas Centennial Commission
George Docking
Eisenhower warns on further foreign aid cuts
President Eisenhower told GOP leaders he shudders at the impact abroad if more foreign aid is cut. House debate centered on a $3.603 billion mutual security bill, with key votes anticipated as lawmakers push to trim arms and economic aid to allies. Bipartisan appeals urged backing the program as essential to the free world and U.S. security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
House
GOP
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Massachusetts
Foreign Affairs Committee
Martin
Senate
Sam Rayburn
Dtex
Mass
Jeader
America
Thomas E. Morgan
Dpa
Alvin M. Bentley
R-Mich
Bentley
E. Ross Adair
R-Ind
William A. Dawson
Rutair
U. S
Local Produce Market Opens Courtesy Lindh Produce Co
Lindh Produce Co presents a local produce market offering fresh fruits and vegetables. See stalls featuring seasonal picks and everyday low prices. For community members, hours are posted at the entrance and on nearby notice boards.
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Lindh Produce Co
Junior High Musicians to Do Operetta in Kansas City
Local junior high acts set for an operetta with 3,500 cattle and 4,000 sheep listed in the Kansas City livestock summary. The event features Jerry of Jericho and dances, while markets show mixed gains across calves, steers, cows, hogs, and lambs with price spreads noted.
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Kansas City Livestock Junior High
Kansas City
Tomhorrow
télHope
Jerry of
Jericho
Martini
Richard Maswith
Teda
Reelection bid filed for Gard en City trustee Clyde Sheate
Clyde Sheate Sooke filed for nomination as trustee of Garden City township. He has held the post since 188% and is described as a Rabubic tan. Filing is the first by any candidate seeking township office. Several candidates have filed for county offices, but no nomination in the four local races. Deadline for filing is Tung TM.
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Clyde Siaaks
RFD
Garden City Townshit
Hig
Anyona
Two Sentenced In District Court
In district court Judge Roland Tate sentenced Decali Baud to five to two years in the state penitentiary with parole on four counts of forcible rape after a guilty plea. Woodrow Tabler received a five year term on one count of check forgery with restitution. Elmér Joseph Grogs of Garden City was found not guilty of driving while intoxicated in a case brought by the city.
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Didtriet
Eccumt
Roland ‘Tate
Decali Baud
Kanisag
Woodrow ‘Tabler
Wee
Garden City
Elmér Joseph Grogs
Admitted Names In Local Hospital Incomplete List
An incomplete local hospital admission record lists Mrs. George Momma of Bighton and Mrs. James Matthews of Lakin among admitted patients. Also named are Mrs. Gebrge Wray of Scots City and George Mueller of Kansas City Kansas, with Verlyn Engler and Luella May Engler associated with addresses on Hattie street.
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George Momma
Bighton
James Matthews
Lakin
Lewis Lottann
Conking
Gebrge Wray
Scots City
Géorge Mueller
Kansas City
Kan
Verlyn
Engler
Hattie
Luella May Engler
Garden City Discharges and Fines Reported
A list from Garden City items shows Clyde Bulkiny Jr discharged for improper driving with a $5 bond forfeiture. Stephen Erickson and Michael Mitchell cited for mufflers and improper driving respectively with $5 and $10 penalties. Max Kimpgen fined $10 for running a stop sign. Earl Ramsey charged with drunkenness and vagrancy at the Stone Hotel with $35. Marjorie Pelnar fined $35 for unlawful cohabitation. Mack Thomas and Joh Novack noted for improper driving and related offenses with small fines. Additional entries include Mrs W Colby, Vernon Baker, Gary Plankeshorn, Owen Tunis and others with assorted violations and small fines.
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Stephen T. Erickson
Gillespie
Michael Mitchell
Jenny
Max L. Kimpgen
N. Main
Earl E. Ramsey
Stone
Marjorie Priscilla Pelnar
W. Chestnut
Mack E. Thomas
Lakin
Improp
Joh Novack
Beastie
W. F. Colby
Vernon Baker
Ieee
Gary Eugene Plankeshorn
Price
Owen Tunis
Fragmented Notices of Bonds and Property Transfers
A garbled page item lists bond matters and property deeds including Robert Pates and Fred Smith cases, parcels in Jones, Sanford, and Boyd additions, and transfers Nellie Fine to Harold Stevenson and Leela Wheeler to same. Additional entries reference William Stoner vs Patsy Stoner and Heinle to Ruby Hall, with tract descriptions and subdivision references.
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Herrington
Viola F. Theissen
Jones
Boyds
Satfords
Originel City
Nellie M. Fine
Harold W. Stevenson
Leela Wheeler
R. UL. Heinle
J. A. Hunter
Courts count unsettled traffic rulings in county docket
County records list Lawrence Dean Boicher and others in a evolving traffic case. Names include jlond Ervel W. Harkness and Loreston Deverfield. Rulings reference red and yellow light violations with monetary amounts noted. Local docket shows multiple small penalties and unclear final judgments.
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Ervel W. Harkness
Builty
Loreston
Deverfield
Wally
Henge
Sneak Day at Scott Park for Juco Sophomores
Junior college students and faculty attended today at Scott Park for the annual Sneak Day for Juco sophomores. Faculty leaders included Morton Philips Jim Duncan Don Talley George Cushman Marbeth Emschler Roscoe Waldorf Margaret Calkins and George Blodig.
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Scott Park
Juco
Morton Philips
Jim Duncan
Don Talley
George Cushman
Marbeth Emschler
Roscoe Waldorf
Margaret Calkins
George Blodig
Auto Accident Kills Retired Railroader
Dodge City reports the death of 72 year old William Basinger, a retired Santa Fe western division superintendent, in a collision with a station wagon. Another Dodge City resident, Downey, 64, was injured. The accident occurred at a U.S. 50 bypass and county road intersection northwest of Dodge City. Hospital plans and public notices accompany the report, with details on the station’s safety and the ongoing rate discussions for conservation reserves.
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Dodge City
William
Basinger
Santa Fe
Washington
Bassinger
Dan
Downey
Garden City
Cooperative Equity Exchange
Pak
Fed Reserve Chief Sees Hopeful Signs of Slump Leveling
Federal Reserve Board chairman William M. Martin testifying before the Senate Banking Subcommittee said there are hopeful indicators of a leveling off in the recession but cautioned that no conclusions yet. He noted a slower rate of decline and suggested seasonal factors may play a role, urging restraint in optimism.
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Washington
Wiliam M. Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Martin
Senate Housing Subcommittee
John Sparkman
Ala
Subcommittee
Matti
Man
Solved Problem Is Back Again at Friends School
The Friend school board named a new principal for the Cedar Bluff area but the appointee lacks required administrative hours, risking accreditation. The district will seek a qualified administrator and also needs a music teacher as it completes a $175,000 grade school addition by June 1 for use next fall. A Scott City man, Paul Thomas Farr, was arrested for illegal transportation of alcohol and posted bond.
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Friend — Friend
Ee Friend School Board
Western Points
St. Francis
Gove
Jerome
Land King
Cedar Bluff Dam
Garden City
Ae Aed
Mier
Delbert Campball
Scott City
Paul Thomas Farr
Stormy West Spreading East
Weather notes inland expect storms to move east tonight as a low pressure system gathers gulf moisture. Scattered thunder storms were seen in the west and north central areas this afternoon driven by southerly winds from Colorado and Kansas.
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Weather Bureau
Colorado
Kansas
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Seph Henkle
Amods
Missourine
Brown
Robert Mayne
el Paso
Jen Campbell
Linn County
Neal Hiatt
Marriam
Rory W. Tilver
Port Scottt
Hamelton
Hid
Eitan D. Wilson
Hieboriea Sedts
James Médgomery
William ‘Stilwell
Katheaa, Centennial Commission
Kanaas Venetretion
Abraham Lincoln
Marais de Cygneés
Paul Murphy
Smith
Commonwealth Theaters
Jay Wooten
Darrell Manet
Farmers Elevator
Clyde Sheate Sooke
John O. Austin, M
Clyde B. Bulklny Jr
Wesley
Lagal
Robert EF. Payte
Fred MH. Smith
William Jack Stoner
Patsy Stoner
Lawrence Dean Boicher
Ver
Farm Editors Assn
Howard Doggett
Agriculture Department
Fed
Wygo Magee
Hutchingon
Pittsburg
Goodland
Scott Cillan
Ilegal Transportation
Dairy Queen
Bairy Gweem National Development CO
Kéwites Ave
Acreas
Stadium
Fly Continental
Saline
Topake
Denver
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Continental Bridge
Wes
Feeders Meeting
Preding
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