Recital and Kiwanis Meeting Highlights in Garden City
An upcoming telegraph recital by the Garden City orchestra department is planned for Monday in the Little Theater featuring students and teachers in violin and cello. Twenty nine Kiwanis members traveled to Edge City for a program with agronomist Alvin at the experiment station as part of a busy week of local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Little Theater
Sondrs Ixenbide
Diane Dennis
Pauletta Itd
Jannet Ballinger
Janice Scampbell
Edith LaMarr
Judy Oak
Kathye Snyder
Jean Éely
Janet Cook
Larry Ultquist
Loren Cravid
Rose Marie Bets
Saral Paysinger
Roal Kiwanis Club
Edge City
Boot Hill
Alvine
Agronomist
Experiment Station
Dudge City
Loren Rawford
Ray Calihan, Jr
Abe Jubert
Ray Baird
Wayne Campbell
Wayne Foster
Mitch Geisler
Ralph Gardiner
Lowell Goodwin
Lloyd Haag
Lester Harp
Ed Hooper
W. A. Leopold
Charles Peebles
Charles Schoonover
Ellsworth Sherman
Reuben Sherwood
Are Walls
John Westerhaus
Kansas
Garden
Stevens
City Planning Commission
City Mall
City Planning Commission OF
O. V. Nanninga
Sofia Garcia Dies at St. Catharine Hospital
Sofia M Garcia 207 Fifth street died today at St Katharine hospital after a 21 day stay. A Finney county native born at Holcomb she is survived by husband William and six children Gloria Teresa Bertha William Jr Eddie and Samuel plus her mother Todard Mercado and step John Mercado of Garden City. She was a St Marys church member with funeral planned at St Marys church Tuesday Rosary at 8 pm Monday Interment Valley View Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia M. Garcia
Fifth Street
St. Catherine Hospital
Finney County
Holcomb
William
Gloria
Teraza
Bertha
William, Jr
Eddie
Samuel
Todard Mercado
Aie
John Mercado
Garen City
Kansas Pilots Count Surpasses Six Thousand Active
Washington reports Kansas has 6 652 active airplane pilots, a figure tied to medical certificate validity. The Civil Aeronautics Administration notes Kansas leads with the highest active pilot quota, significantly more than other states.
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Kansas
Washington
Civil Aeronaut Administration
Red Nations Sign New Pact United World Pact to unite eight states
WARSAW Poland Soviet Union and seven East European allies formed a unified military command to rival NATO. Marshal Ivan Konyev named supreme commander with deputies from member nations. A 20 year mutual security treaty places forces under a single command and commits to peaceful dispute resolution under UN principles. Immediate help includes armed forces if any signatory is attacked.
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Warsaw
Poland
Soviet Union
Ivan Konev
East Germany
West Germany
Nikolai Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikitai Khrushchev
Yugoslavia
Tito
Comminform
NATO
Ivan Koney
Garden City Hospital Admits And Birth In City
Today in Garden City lists admittees Mrs Claude Irsik Holcomb Mrs F R McAdams Myra Reeves Robert Rhoads Copeland Mrs Gordon Lee Gloria Jean Landon Mrs Andrew Allen births at St Catherine to Gordon Lee and wife a boy 8 lb 10 oz at 2 14 am police briefs cover battery thefts and several traffic accidents county briefs note land transfers quit claim and oil and gas leases plus a divorce in district court
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Claude Irsik Holcomb
F. R. McAdams
North 9Th
Myra Reeves
Laurel
Robert Rhoads Copeland
Gordon Lee
York Ave
Gloria Jean Landon
Chesterfield
Andrew Allen
Allen
Eugene Venters Dighton
Michael Chambers
North
Joe Frank
Deborah Ford
Coward
Donald Grier
St. Catherine
Mel Andrew Herrington
S. Main
G. A. Rhodes
Elm
Jean Anne Neely
In. Main
Kansas Avenue
Trene Rosala Dunkel
Lakin
George Samuel Duaman
Pete Bernal Hernandez
Taylor
Finnup Park
US 83
Raymond T. Robinson
Theron B. _Harmonetux
Eal Ft
Fanhauser
Rigrish
Young
Garden City
Virginia N. Stowers Et al
Laura Bell Getchell
Harry F. Roensfeldt
Pleased With a New Flag Pole at Eisenhower Home
Gettysburg Pennsylvania reports President Eisenhower admiring a 30 foot flag pole with the Stars and Stripes flying from his new country home lawn. The pole, a gift from the Suffolk County Republican Club of New York State, was installed before he arrived to celebrate his mother-in-law Mrs. John S. Doud’s 77th birthday. The First Lady appeared radiant on the patio during the weekend visit.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Suffolk County
Republican Club
New York State
Washington
John S. Doud
Denver
Publicity Director of Wichita Chamber Quits
Bliss Isely 74 resigns as publicity director for the Wichita Chamber of Commerce to devote full time to freelance writing. A newspaper man for 25 years, Isely ran a publicity firm 12 years before joining the chamber in 1944. He authored five books and co authored five more, including a general history text with W. M. Richards of Emporia approved for use in Texas Oklahoma Tennessee and Oregon schools.
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Wichita
Bliss Isely
Wichita Chamber of Commerce
Isely
C. of C. Post
W. M. Richards
Emporia
Texas
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Oregon
Ministers On Hand To Sign Austrian Pact
In Vienna the Western foreign ministers including Dulles MacMillan and Pinay prepare with Molotov for an Austrian treaty signing set for 12:30 a.m. Sunday at Velve dere Palace. They discuss a Big Four meeting and the Yugoslav issue with Tito as Moscow eyes neutralization aims.
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Vienna
Austria
Russia
V. M. Molotov
Danubian
U.S
State Dulles
Harold MacMillan
Antoine Pinay
Molotov
Kremlin
Belgrade
Tito
Velvedere Palace
Europe
British Civil Employees To Get Disability Pay
London report notes Civil Servants Conference approves motion for continued full pay for officials sidelined by duty. Read details recount visitors using various aids to pressure officials last year and the contentious argument surrounding disability compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Tom Mullins
National Assistance (Relief
Mullins
Hutchinson Man Killed In Crash Near Newton
Victor D. Procko Jr. of Hutchinson was killed when his car hit a bridge near Newton on Highway 50. A passenger, Kenneth Unru of Larned, was injured and listed in fair condition.
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Hutchinson
Newton
Newton, Kas
Victor D. Procko Jr
Kas
Highway 50
Kenneth Unru
Larned, Kas
Limited Agreement On Arms Predicted
U S officials foresee a limited disarmament accord with Russia though global atomic controls remain distant The Western and Soviet plans at the London UN Disarmament Committee show deep dispute over enforcement The West demands a control organ with broad access while Russia resists The State Department released Western proposals and noted four Russian concessions a fixed troop ceiling gradual weapon abolition a single control organ and earlier enforcement steps
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Washington
U. S
Russia
Soviet Union
U.N. Dismarmament Committee
London
Europe
State Department
U.N
North Korea
U.S
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Pierceville
A. G. Miller
Galesburg
M. Gary
Chicago
Ill
Boyd Steiwien
Caldwell
Ida
Jim Brown
Grigston
Walter Staats
Fayetteville
N.C
William M. Dobbs
A. B. Gardner
Los Angeles
Calif
Pearl Luther
Cimarron
Nedra Gatterman
L. A. Kesaler
Marienthal
Ben J. Goken
Scott
Melvin Romey
Templeton
Lillian Hamilton
Bremerton
Wash
Algin J. Lehman
Scott City
L. P. McAlister
Memphis
Tenn
C. ©. Beymer
Helen Hendrix
Brownell
A. W. Zick
Ronald Oleman
SeeGarden City
Blanche Day
Orton
Joel Dobbs
Irving
Tex
I. B. Lavelle
Omaha
Nebr
James Duncan
Maynard Cook
Satanta
Larry Buell
Kingman
Sofia Garcia
Sarden City
Farmers Elevator
Bartoy Gon
Courteay Nah Produce Co
Koney
Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Albania
Romania
Bulgaria
Wichita Chamber
Curtis Studio
New Methodist Church
Franklyn Edwards
Onrtia Studio
Ingalls
Legals
W. Kanses
Frank Schmale
Towle Sterling
Towle
Patterson's Jewelry
N. Main
Garden City, Ks
Patterson
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