Garden City visit by local students and staff
Telegram Thirty-one first and second graders from Healy with teachers Doris Boring and Mrs Zoreda Kilmer and bus driver E W Kelch toured city departments and other sites yesterday. Garden City High School senior Eugene Palmer won a Scholarship Hall award at the University of Kansas, among 121 named for the 1955 56 year, honoring scholarship and all around activities.
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Healy
Doris Boring
Zoreda Kilmer
E. W. Kelch
Garden City
Eugene Palmer
University of Kansas
Russia Starts Drive for Corn
Moscow orders went out to Soviet farmers to end an unbearable delay in corn planting and meet quotas within three to five days. The Kremlin move followed Khrushchev’s February demand for vastly more corn for hog feed. The United States invited a delegation of about 10 Soviet farm experts to inspect Iowa farming methods this summer, and a reciprocal U S party of experts was slated to visit the Soviet Union.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Iowa
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Towa
U. S
Soviet Union
Peron Moves to End Catholicism as State Religion
Buenos Aires reports a congressional committee will file today a bill to end Catholicism as the state church. Four Buenos Aires bishops urge preserving Catholic religious education in public schools. A separate measure to separate church and state needs constitutional amendment and awaits Peron’s signature.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan Peron
Congress
Peyron
States differ on gas control in Senate debate
Illinois Senator Stratton backed a bill to lift federal price controls for natural gas producers, citing stable local rates and sizable wellhead revenue. Wisconsin Public Service Commission opposed the measure, arguing it shifts support to oil producers and exposes flaws in state versus federal regulation.
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Washington
Illinois
Wisconsin
Gay
William G. Stratton
Sen. Dirksen
Ill
Senate Commerce
Wisconsin Public Service Commission
Federal Power Commission
Stratton
Wisconsin Commission
James R Durfee
Texas
Russia Planning Quick Withdrawal of Troops
Vienna reports Soviet commanders have informed police that their headquarters will close within a day or two as Russia signals an expedited pullout before ratification of the Austrian state treaty. A U S Army spokesman says no orders have been received to move American troops yet. Ratification is required by the United States, Britain, France, Russia, and Austria for the pact to take effect.
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Vienna
Austria
Russia
U. S
United States
Britain
France
Hospital Admittances and Discharges in Garden City
List of local hospital activity includes admissions in Garden City and surrounding areas such as Mrs E G Smith Scott City Frank G Delgado Route 1 John Petton Dighton Mrs L W Murphy Sublette and more. Discharges note Otto Barnes and Mrs Vernon Haltsted among others. Births record multiple new arrivals at St Catherine and local homes with weights and times. Police and county briefs report arrests for fraud assault and a marriage license in Garden City.
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E. G. Smith
Scott City
Frank G. Delgado
John Petton
Dighton
L W. Murphy
Anton Haupt
Shallow Water
Richard Kopper
Ingalls
John Ascencio
San Diego
Milton Shelton
Good Will Nursing Home
William Hedges
North Seventh
J. H. Palmer
Jones
Connie A. Angeles
North Std
Otto Barnes
West Maen
Vernon Haltsted
Tom Jangula
Streat
John Roberts
St. Catherine
Wesley Ochs
Holcomb
Oday
Tony Ekart
Etux
Robert Lee Ekart
Andrew A. Dinkle
Garden City
Helen Dinkle
Oliver W. Hoffmann
Lenora B. Steele
Oklahoma man travels for Wichita jury duty
Mor ing Morris Capron Oklahoma resident drove 130 miles to Wichita for jury duty. He was declared ineligible after Judge William C Kandt learned he had moved to Oklahoma two years earlier and the summons had been forwarded from his Wichita address. Morris was paid 7 cents a mile for the trip.
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Wichita
Kas
Helen Keller Arrives in Manila on World Tour
Manila reports Helen Keller, the deaf blind author, is due to arrive from Hong Kong tomorrow for a world tour. She travels with secretary Polly Thompson and will depart for Tokyo on May 27 after engagements in the Philippines.
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Manila
Helen Keller
Hong Kong
Polly Thompson
Miss Keller
Tokyo
Wheat Rallies on Board of Trade Amid Slow Trading
Chicago market reports show grains easing with demand for nearby wheat. May wheat rose after a late drop, supported by a Minneapolis May contract uptick. soybeans slipped slightly while soybean meal held steady. Open interest and futures activity noted alongside Kansas City grain quotes for multiple classes of wheat, corn, oats, rye, and soybeans.
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New York
Lindh Produce Co
Grads
Allied
Lima
Beech Aire
Eipyatort
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
B. C. Christopher & Co
Kansas City
Dayton
Dow Chem
du Pont
Eagle P
Chicago
P&l
Lion Co
Martin GL
Wee- M McKess & R
Mont Ward
Phill Pet
Proct & G
Radio Cp
Reyn
Enid
Salina St
Reg
Ft. Worth
Sears Roek
Sinclair Oil
Cal
Ind
Stoke van C
Board of Trade
Minneapolis
Frankfort interests fund flood control plan
Army engineers recommend a flood control project on the Black Vermillion River in Frankfort. Local interests would finance part of the cost, provide right of way, and pay 125000 dollars toward the total expense for the levee and maintenance.
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Frankfort
Has
Army Engineers
Kansas City livestock market summary and bids
USDA reports Kansas City and Wichita cattle bids across grades with 2500 cattle and 300 calves at KC, mixed demand for steers and heifers, high choice prices 18 to 23 per cwt, hogs up 25 to 65, sows higher, lambs steady to up, cows and bulls mixed. Wichita briefs show cattle 800, calves 25, steady to higher on vealers, hogs 300 with gains, lambs up modestly.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Wichita
Two Young Children Trapped in an Ice Box
In East St. Louis Illinois two three year olds Robert Lee Ballance and Nancy Cygan were found trapped in an ice box in a shed near their homes. They died later at Christian Welfare Hospital after revival attempts failed. Wooden blocks and toys were found with them.
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East ST. Louis
Ill
Robert Lee Ballance
Nancy Cygan
Christian Welfare Hospital
Eisenhower Defends Summit Plan and Trade Policy
President Eisenhower rejects appeasement fears surrounding a Big Four summit with Russia and allies. He asserts talks will mark a path for diplomacy, not surrender, and stresses flexible trade with Iron Curtain nations as a key tool. Dulles notes concerns on satellite states and communist penetration.
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Dulles
Eisenhower
United States
Eisenhower backs Hobby in polio vaccine handling
President Eisenhower dismissed Sen Morse’s charges of gross incompetence and defended Secretary Hobby’s polio vaccine program as efficiently run. He cited wartime WAC leadership to praise Hobby and noted no need to address the accusations further. He also commented on Geneva conference optics, Yugoslavia, Red China, manpower reserve, postal pay, and post exchanges.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Hobby
Sen
Morse
D-Ore
WAC
Geneva
Atomic Energy Commission
Switzerland
Yugoslavia
Russia
Soviet Union
RED
Formosa
Congress
Armed Services
Senator seeks probe of Soviet air strength
Senator Russell D. Ga. will urge an armed services subcommittee to investigate reports that new Soviet jet bombers and missiles threaten U S air supremacy.
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Washington
Russell D-Ga
Armed Services Watchdog
U. S
Supreme Court to rule on school desegregation before recess
In a prepared address the Chief Justice Warren said the Supreme Court will issue a final decision on ending segregation in public schools before its summer recess, with May 31 targeted for the opinion. President Eisenhower said the U S is willing to discuss a Formosa cease fire with Chou En Lai but no progress noted. Senator George urged awaiting a top level Four Power meeting before talks, while Senator Smith doubted any talks under Red conditions.
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Sion
Eisenhow'r
Dulles
Eisenhower
Congress
Washington
Warren
Supreme Court
American Law Institute
United States
Formosa
Red China
Chou
Sen
George
D-Ga
Far East
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
H. Alexander Smith
R-Nj
Foreign Relations Committee
If Names Mean Anything Girl Has Colorful Life
Elmira New York a three day old girl Marla Ann Green is the daughter of Howard and Myrtle Rose Brown Green of 812 Sunset Drive The item notes a colorful future for the newborn with family details included
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Elmira
N. Y
Marla Ann Green
Howard
Myrtle Rose Brown Green
Sunset Drive
Defense Officials Seek To Halt Romantic Trade
Chattanooga civil defense officials move to curb a trend where local youths exchange dogtags to seal romances or show devotion. Authorities warn the practice risks safety and indicates misused civil defense items.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
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