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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1958
Page
7
Donna seeks guidance from Dr George W Crane on an affair discovery. The column analyzes forgiveness, impact of liquor on marriages, and the dangers of nagging while noting a wife may unknowingly risk the home by omissions. A Baltimore burglary case follows with a 23 year old woman using beauty tools to break in.
A nationwide school poster contest winner designed by Jay Niemi of Cass Technical High School Detroit is displayed on mail trucks May 16 to 31. The poster features code flags spelling USA to celebrate American Merchant Marine and National Maritime Day on May 22.
Rep. Brooks Hays of Arkansas, a prominent Baptist leader, urged moderation during the Central High School integration crisis. He advocated Christian-based compromise, flew to Moscow to meet Baptist leaders, and stressed faith guiding politics without trading on religion. His primary race will decide if his stance gains support.
Rio de Janeiro reports Secretary Dulles likely to meet Brazilian leader in late July to discuss U S foreign policy and the fight against communism in Latin America. Sources say President Kubitschek’s administration will press for closER cooperation.
A Sunday crash near Mexico Missouri involved three cars and killed six people. The Weekley family from Wellsville Missouri Sonny 10 and Kelly 14 were in one car which exploded and burned after impact. Monte Miller 46 and Dorothy Miller 50 from Wellsville died in another car. Donald P. Feger of Mexico, about 30, survived with minor facial injuries. Firefighters extinguished the blaze and traffic halted over two hours while Sheriff Ross Vance and troopers investigated.
History notes recall a 1918 first air mail flight mishap when a Jenny biplane’s propeller snapped over Philadelphia on May 15. The craft landed safely but the pilot and crew diverted to New York a day later. A cargo from Washington arrived 24 hours late, mirroring the past delay.
Leon Windy Smith, 68, a May 15 air mail pioneer, piloted an open cockpit Jenny replica from Washington to Philadelphia where radiator seams failed. With repairs impossible, he and his mail team swapped to a modern Cessna and landed safely at La Guardia.
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