Armed Forces Day displays showcase U S power
Washington marked the sixth Armed Forces Day with public displays of weapons and parades as five million visitors were expected. Navy ships welcomed civilians aboard and chiefs of defense and air force officials stressed strength to deter communism while cities held drills and blood donor drives.
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Washington
United States
U.S
Eisenhower
Huntington
W. Va
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Utah
Texas
Wilson
New Grain Dryer Featured In Better Farming
Garden City Home-Fry Co. showcases its continuous-flow grain dryer in Better Farming with details on dry and cool output from wet grain. The unit reportedly handles high capacity per hour. Police force completes 10-week first aid primary route with two weeks of obstetrics next and ongoing advanced course instruction led by Dr. J. D. Raynesford.
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Garden City
Home-Fry Co
Better Farming
Itche
Local Hospital Admits and Discharges Noted in Garden City
Garden City today lists admits including Patricia Torres and Robert Weil and others. Discharges greet Gene Witman and Moses Lipperd while births report an infant girl at St Catherine to Arnadine Guebara. County court records show driving with a license and truck overload cases, plus several marriage licenses in Garden City.
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Gene Witman
South Star
James D. Thornton
Walker
Moses S. Lipperd
Sublette
Milton Shelton
Good Will Nursing Home
Donna Goss
North Seventh
Keith Sizelove
Mulperry
Wesley Ochs
Holcomb
Jack Myers
Scott City
St. Catherine
Arnadine Guebara
State of Kansas
Spencer Anderson
Eugene Kenner
Donald McQueen
Garden City
la- Donna Hagelgantz
Donald R. Holliway
Gardenity
Joan Basinger
Army Secretary Sees Less Danger of War
Kansas City brief reports Army Secretary Robert T. Stevens at a news conference during Armed Forces Day saying the risk of East West armed conflict seems reduced while the military must stay at present strength for years. He denied any ill feeling with Gen Ridgway over manpower levels as Ridgway nears retirement next month.
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Kansas City
Robert T. Stevens
Stevens
Matthew B. Ridgway
Young Boy Crowns in Moon Creek not Kinsley
MADISON Wisconsin URA bill prohibiting labor unions from contributing to political campaigns becomes law. Gov Kohler signed the measure after bitter fights in both houses. Republicans say it limits unions, Democrats view it as targeting campaign funds.
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Moon Creek
Kinsley
Madison
Wis
Wsconsin
Republian
Kohler
Assembly
Senate
Nts
Democratic Party
Conductor Hurries by Taxi to Catch Late Trains
Merstham England story of conductor Tom Payne racing on foot and by taxi to supervise alighting at a small platform where trains stop twice. He boarded a second time to guide passengers as door opening failed. The evening end note shows a 2s 6d fare.
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Merstham
England
Tom Payne
Payne
Berlin Commander Attends U S Armed Forces Day Parade
The Soviet commandant in Berlin Maj. Gen. P. T. Dibrova attended a U S Armed Forces Day parade at Tempelhof air field. He wore a blue green uniform with gold braid and saluted as the U S band played.
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Berlin
Tempelhof
Air Field
P. T. Dibrova
U.S
Senator Seeks Balance Sheet On US Red Power
Senator Symington urged a military balance sheet from President Eisenhower to reveal the United States standing in the Cold War. He warned the nation lags in developing an intercontinental ballistic missile and argued the USSR may have already advanced toward air and space weaponry, citing German V-2 lineage and postwar shifts.
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San Angelo
Tex
Sen
Symington
D-Mo
Eisenhower
Russia
Air Force
Truman
Senate
Washington
Free World
United States
England
Tiny Princess Anne Falls At Windsor Park Horse Trials
Four year old Princess Anne tripped and fell on the hood of a British jeep during a Windsor Great Park event. Her brother Prince Charles stood nearby as Queen Elizabeth II moved to her side then sent the royals home after the mishap.
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London
Anne
Windsor Great Park
Prince Charles
Elizabeth II
Old Peruvian University Closed by Government
The 404 year old University of San Marcos in Lima was closed by its governing board until a more favorable climate for scholastic activities develops. The council acted after a students strike over the medical school admission exams left about 250 applicants flunked and five on hunger strike, with many students walking out in sympathy.
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Lima
Peru
University of San Marcos
Valley View Cemetery to add new section planned
City plans a new 18.24 acre addition at Valley View as space tightens. Landscape architect Earl C Grover recommends underground utilities, gridiron layouts, 25 foot monument setbacks, and sections for four six and eight graves with careful future proofing and minimal entrances. Valley View will remain easier to manage with a few initial sections and self supporting finances via lot sales and services.
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Valley View
Deane Wiley
Earl C.grover
Aurora
N. Y
Howard McCarty
Garden Citian
Hutchinson
McCarty
National Monument Institute
Grover
Grever
Wiley
Hubby Pledges No More Beatings Divorce Ends
CHICAGO John Benjamin a 47 year old man in a 25 year marriage to Anna faced a Superior Court judge and pledged never to strike her again. He promised in court to cease beatings as Anna had filed for divorce on cruelty grounds. The judge urged reconciliation and the couple kissed and left together.
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Chicago
John Benjamin
Anna
Superior Court
Benjamin
Elmer N. Holmgran
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Adm
Robert B. Carney
Talbott
Patricia Torres
South First
Robert D. Weil
Lakin
Jesse Orozco
Taylor
Melvin Dimmitt
North &Th
Chester L. Keller
Chesterfield Drive
Floyd Mape
Park Wood
Ollie Page
Burnside Drive
Ernest Brogan
Deerfield
Eugene Murphy
Evans
Helen Ruth Fillpot
Satanta
Julius Horning
East
Maple
Charles McGowan
Bernadino Guebara
Lindh Produce Ce
guaNou
Old Peruvian University
Fup
Lennox
Sheet Metal Works
Valley View Cemetery
Henry Hall
Paul Masoner
W. Pine
Garden City Loan & Investment CO
Garden City, Kansas
California
Acme Glass CO
N. Main
Marth
Southwest Kansas Power, Inc
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