Police Briefs and Court Actions in Garden City
Police court notes show George Samuel Dauma of Scott City fined five dollars for an improper right turn while Rita Ortiz Hazelton was found not guilty of impeding traffic. James Richard Jalyer posted bond of ten dollars for careless driving. Land transfers note Robert W. Kirk to Richard B. Quint, tenoth of lots in Garden City. State court references include speeding fines, forgery, bad checks, and driving on the wrong side. Hospital adits and discharges listed, with births at St. Catherine. Tokyo dispatch reports Chou En-lai offering to negotiate with the United States on Formosa, excluding Chiang Kai-shek’s government, and calling for a 10-nation conference with U. S. dialogue prospects.
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George ‘Samuel Dauma
Scott City
Rita Ortiz Hazelton
Taylor
Bend
James Richard Jalyer
LeRoy J. An
Pete Bernal Hernandez
Robert W.ik
Richard B. Quint
Garden City
State of Kansas
Wayne Rathun
Hotstone
Frank M. Barber
James 5
Melvayne
James
Sweeny
Porgéry
State of
China
United States
Chou
Bandung
Russa
Red China
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Polio Aid Plan Favored by Senate Leader
Senator Hill said there is no question Congress will approve Eisenhower’s request for 28 million dollars to fund antipolio vaccine for financially unable children. He also expects quick approval of a 2 million dollar request for more inspectors to police vaccine output. Hill noted reservations about the administration’s 11 point voluntary allocation plan and distribution controls, calling it not clearly detailed.
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Washington
Sen
Hill
D- Ala
Congress
Eisenhower
Senate Labor and’ Public Welfare Committee
Welfare
Hobby
Crude Oil Production Slumps Nationwide in Week End May 14
The Oil and Gas Journal survey shows the national daily crude oil and condensate production fell by 9,850 barrels to 6,696,875. Kansas dropped 16,700 barrels to 810,000, while Oklahoma led gains with an increase of 5,500 barrels to 555,900.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oil and Gas Journal
Kansas
Oklahoma
Wheat Advances on May Futures Amid Open Interest Pressure
May wheat futures rose on the Board of Trade with gains in May and soybeans as heavy open interests around 11 million bushels persisted and Chicago delivery stock was tight. Deferred wheat slipped near the close. rain forecasts in the southwest weighed bearish, while May prices hovered around 2.20 and related soybeans slipped modestly, with open interest reported at about 65.6 million bushels prior session.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Fishermen Reel In Unusual Catch From River
Elmira reporters say fishermen Frank Ames and Royce Angell hauled two shining playable cornets from the Chemung River. The unusual catch drew curiosity from locals as the men displayed the wind instruments found in the water near the riverbank.
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Elmira
N.Y
Frank Ames
Royce Angell
Chemung River
Market Grain Prices And Quotes From Kansas City
The Market Report from Garden City shows grain futures and spot prices with quotes from B. C. Christopher & Co. Wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley and soybeans moved in narrow ranges. Notable prices include No 2 hard wheat around 2.60 and No 2 white corn around 1.58 to 1.61, with other classes cited for delivery and quality grades.
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B. C. Christopher & Co
Kansas City Wheat
Kansas City Wheat High
Kansas City
Russian Leaders Set To Discuss World Tension
Senator George says Russian leaders appear ready for top level talks to ease East West frictions. Secretary Dulles notes potential meeting among Eisenhower and British and French premiers to pursue constructive steps. Public broadcast plans include live TV and radio rebroadcasts resolving around big tensions and the Austrian Peace Treaty ratification.
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CBS
DuMont
NBC
Europe
Dulles
Eisenhower
Russia
Britain
France
George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kansas City Livestock Prices Mixed as Market Fluctuates
Kansas City markets report cattle 5000, calves 350, slaughters steady with uneven tendencies. Feeders limited, steers 19.00-24.00, heifers 18.50-22.50, cows 9.00-14.00, bulls 14.50 down. Hogs active 1500 head with higher barrows and gilts, sows steady. Lambs strong with spring slaughter lambs largely 22.00-50 for under 100 Ibs.
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Wichita Livestock
Wichita MW
USDA
Kansas City
Foster mother to face manslaughter charge over boy’s death
Detroit police said a 6-year-old boy named Robert Szabo died after a severe beating. An autopsy cited hemorrhages and shock from hard blows to the buttocks forearms and hands. The foster mother Rosemary Jacques 31 told officers she spanked Bobby twice Saturday with a wooden paddle and must have struck harder than she thought.
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Detroit
Robert Szabo
Rosemary Jacques
Francis Jacques
Bobby
Horse trainer Joseph Plarulli Listed as Teacher
Joseph Plarulli is identified as a registered horse trainer and a school teacher holding a degree from LaSalle College.
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Joseph Plarulli
LaSalle College
Opponents of Tuttle Creek Report Views
Congressman Avery says funds will be provided to resume work on the Tuttle Creek Dam near Manhattan Kansas. Opponents warn the dam could flood a productive farm area and displace many families. State Senator R G Thomson and William P Edwards join the Kansas delegation before a House Appropriations subcommittee.
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Tuttle Creek
Washington
Avery
R-Kas
Congress
Manhattan
House
Kansas
R. G. Thomson
Irving
William P. Edwards
Bigelow
Turtle Creek
Siamese Twin Girls Die After a Day and a Half
Detroit physicians at Mt. Carmel Mercy Hospital planned an autopsy on Siamese twin girls who died last night less than a day and a half after birth. Dr. Glen E. Hause cited respiratory and circulatory failure as the probable cause.
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Detroit
Mt. Carmel Mercy Hospital
Glen E. Hause
Tokyo Faces Annual Summer Water Shortage
Asahi Evening News reports a persistent summer water shortage in Tokyo with 14,600 homes losing usable supply as officials call the situation hopeless and the faucet gurgles.
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Tokyo
Asahi Evening News
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