Police Probe Odd Man Wife Crash Near Harmony Crossroad
Bridgeton New Jersey police investigated a fatal two car crash Tuesday at a quiet country crossroads called Harmony. Lester Wright 19 died at Bridgeton Hospital after being pulled from the flames. Vera Wright 19 remained in serious condition. The couple, married a year and a half, drove separate cars into a porch and pole near a house. Detectives planned to question the widow while also seeking Walter Robinson, owner of the borrowed car on a learner permit.
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Bridgeton
N. J
Lester Wright
Bridgeton Hospital
Vera
Walter Robinson
Wright
Politey
Wiich
Stassen Crushed in Pennsylvania GOP Governor Bid
The 1 year old Minnesota native Harold E Stassen faced a crushing defeat in Pennsylvania's Republican gubernatorial primary as his bid for a second state governorship faltered. Me Gonigle won with nearly a two to one margin. In other statewide primaries, Maryland saw Mayor Thomas D'Alesandro win the Democratic nomination for senator, with running mate J Millard Tawes securing the governor nomination.
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Associated Press
Harold E. Stassen
Pennsylvania
Thomas D’alesandro
U.S
Maryland
D’alesandro
J. Millard Tawes
David L. Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Kansas
Maintenan
Lawrence
Roy-E
Furman
Topeka
Baker
Post Primary Wins Highlight 1958 Garden City races
Republican Hugh Scott won the Pennsylvania primary with 656,605 votes to Weldon Heyburn 101,140. Democrat George Leader led the Philadelphia contest with 623,023 to Clarence Bowers 215,175. Stassen was defeated by William McGonigle 504,768 to 279,600. first Negro congressman Robert Nix elected in Pa. legal notices for Garden City street improvements published May 1958.
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Hugh Scott
George M. Leader
GOP
Scott
Weldon
B. Heyburn
Stagsen
Clarence P. Bowers
Furman
McGoniglé
Minnesota
Stassen
Sam Houston
Tennessee
Texas
Pennsylvania
McGonigle
Philadelphia
Robert N. Nix
Cecil B. Moore
Earl Chudoff
Garden City paving notices under 1949 Kansas statutes
Two public improvement resolutions announce Main Street from Thompson to Fair and Pershing Street from Belmont to Center in Garden City Kansas, under Kansas General Statutes 12-601 to 12-608. They urge resident protest within twenty days from last publication, and authorize contracting and tax levies for the projects. City officials include Chas R Peebles and Cha R Peebles. Publication notes Garden City Tele-City.
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Garden City
Albert
Edward Strint
Kansas
Albert Street
Edward Street
Peru
G. E. Miller
Chas. R. Peebles
Garden City Telegram
Thompson Street
Emerson Street
Renee
Main Street
Ward
Thairy
Everning
E G. H. Miller
Main
Fair
Lowit
Cil
Citr
Pershing Street
Belmont Street
Chenter Street
Kunsan
Miuler
United States to ship light tanks to Lebanon
Washington says a shipment of light tanks is being assembled from stocks in Germany for delivery to Lebanon this week. The tanks will be sent by ship to support President Camille Chamoun's government against rebel attacks.
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Washington
United States
Lebanon
Germany
Camille Chamoun
All Men Fear All Women Says Doctor
Dr Lydia Sicher a psychologist says men fear women including their wives. She argues male inferiority drives narcissistic behavior and pursuit of status. In Western culture men strive to prove adequacy while women seek self expression and equal public roles.
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Los Angeles
Lydia Sicher
Dr. Sicher
God
Napoleon
Vienna
Alfred Adler
Animals First in Space Man Plan Says ARPA Chiefs
ARPA director Roy Johnson and chief scientist Herbert York testified to the House Appropriations Committee. They described a dozen space proposals including a chimpanzee test flight before any human launch, with a 12 month timetable if studies succeed. They noted satellite attempts around the moon and a reconnaissance satellite with a specified weight class planned by the Air Force.
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Washington Y
Pentagon
Defense Department
Advanced Research Projects Agency
Roy Johnson
ARPA
Herbert York
House Appropriations Committee
Johnson
Fire Destroys Lumber Mill in Seattle's Ballard District
A massive blaze at the Seattle Cedar Lumber Manufacturing Co. devastated one of the world’s largest cedar mills. More than 30 firefighters and volunteers battled for over four hours with fireboats aiding from the ship canal. No deaths or serious injuries reported. Estimated damage exceeds a third of a million dollars, with eight million board feet of lumber worth about one million burned. The fire allegedly started in a kiln. source details unclear.
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Seattle
Seattle Cedar Lumber Manufacturing Co
Ben Ford
Jack Wilde
Coast Guard
Ballard District
Seattle Ship Canal
Fitzgerald
Kansas City market report slow cattle and hog trade
Livestock prices show cattle 2,000 head with steers and heifers trading unevenly down to 50 cents, vealers steady to firm, and feeders 25.00 to 31.00. Hogs 2,090 head higher for barrows and gilts, sows up to 25, and 400 to 550 pound hogs 18.50 to 19.00. Sheep 1,500 head with lambs steady to 50 cents lower, spring lambs weak, ewes steady, prices listed for various weight ranges.
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Kansas City
Scout Official Visits Dodge City Conference in Kansas
Santa Fe Trail Council officials meet with A A Kirk of the national Boy Scouts Sabhe relations service in Dodge City. Kirk plans to speak at the Lions Club noon event and address a St Mary of the Plains College graduation night. Garden City scouts planned to join the visit with local leaders including Sick Sneelman Donahue DuBose Taylor.
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Sime
Kirk
al Sick
Ness City
Vic Sneelman
Dodge City
High Plains
Francis Donahue
Bob DuBose
Kansas City
Wayne R. Taylor
Garden City
Hope Martin on Wheat Marketing Committee
Two Garden City men Clifford R Hope Sr and Ora VY Martin form a seven member committee to draft the articles of incorporation for the Great Plains Wheat Marketing Association organized in Dodge City. The group includes R L Patterson of Oxford, Kansas Wheat Commission chair and Kansas Wheat Growers president. The association aims to promote hard red winter wheat marketing, especially for exports, with cooperation from the Foreign Agricultural Service of the Department of Agriculture.
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Garden City
Clifford R. Hope, Sr
Ora VY. Martin
Great Plains Wheat Marketing Association
Dodge City
State
Grain ‘Commission
R. L.patterson
Oxford
Kansas Wheat Commission
Kansas Association of Wheat Growers
Foreign Agricultural Service
Department of Agriculture
Local Hospital Admissions and Birth Notice
Admitted Mrs Neva Anderson Scott City Mrs Hubert P Winger RFD 4 Barbara McCann Dunn 709 N Tih Katherine Calder Dunn 709 N Courts. Police Mrs Robert W Butler 511 Conk Fined Carol Sue Dickensen ling 617 N 9th guilty of speeding. Discharged Mrs Donald O Newsome 302 t Santa Fe Mrs Estella Goodman Fellow Ship Banks Home Mrs Marie Crosby 916 N 10th. Births At St Catherine Mr and Mrs C M Lansdon 27 N 8th 6-pound 1-ounce son born at 825 p m Tuesday.
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Neva Anderson
Scott City
Hubert P. Winger
Barbara McCann Dunn
Katherine Calder Dunn
Robert W. Butler
Carol Sue Dickensenling
George M. Bagwell
Petial Ri
Donald O. Newsome
T. Santa Fe
Estella Goodman
Marie Crosby
St Catherine
C. M. Lansdon
Traffic Accidents Yesteday at 7th and Laurel
A traffic incident occurred yesterday at the intersection of 7th and Laurel involving Winfred Autler of 1009 North. Details were limited in the report.
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Laurel
Winfred Autler
Local Damage Reports From Garden City lith List
Damage totals listed include Gloria Salazar Vigil RFD 1 with 15 dollars and Fulton Clarence Leland Moler Eminence route with 65 dollars. Others include Mrs Frank Edwards Wyatt 312 E Pine with 70 dollars. A third entry notes damage of 100 dollars for Gloria Salazar Vigil and 65 dollars for Clarence Leland Moler. Tuesday is mentioned as a reference time.
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Gloria Salazar
Fulton
Clarence Leland Moler
Frank Edwards Wyatt
Forgotten Pal Dies In Airless Trunk Tragedy
In Schwabach Germany a 3 year old boy named Klaus died after being locked in an airtight steamer trunk by his playmate Jerry a US Army officer's son. Police kept his identity confidential due to the boy's age.
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Schwabach
Germany
Jerry
Terry
Klaus
Baseball Ticket Drive to Start in Garden City
Garden City Jaycees announce their annual ticket drive for the Ban Johnson baseball season. Chairmen Stan Simp son and Robert Doll lead the sales committee as books of 10 tickets go for $5. The goal is 600 books.
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Garden City Junior Chamber of Commerce
Stan Simpson
Robert Doll
Jaycees
Crowd Overflows Hope Auditorium at Pop Band Concert
A large crowd of over 1,000 gathered for the last school musical concert of the year in Hope auditorium. The event featured a 450-member pop band with students from fourth grade through high school. Admission was $5 to $10, with performances by Alex Lee Earle and Holcomb.
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Hope Auditorium
Bond
Carl Lavern
Co op Co sues 1500 stockholders to meet in Montezuma
Under Donald Threlkeld the Super Duper club concert featured fifth and sixth grade bands and junior high and high school ensembles with Wilma Schwartz and Loren Crawford as assistants. Thomas Selden Bruington, a retired farmer and grandfather of Fred Bruington, dies after observing 104th birthday. services in Montezuma Methodist Church. About 1,500 stockholders expected at Garden City Co operative Equipt Exchange 39th annual meeting at Hoe auditorium tonight. Howard Cowden to speak. meeting to include dinner at 5:36 and sessions at 7:30 in high school. Surviving: a daughter Mrs. line on hand, James Dansey of Topeka, and J. C. of Pensacola, Fla., plus four grandchildren. Burial in Montezuma cemetery.
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Donald Threlkeld
Wilma Schwartz
Loren Crawford
Garden City Co-operative
Equipt Exchange
Line
Hoe Auditorium
James Dansey
Topeka
Co-op
J. C
Pensacola
Fla
Tual
Montezumi J Cemetery
Howard Cowden
Colsamere Cooperative Association of
Kansas City
Co-op Board
Chet Reeve
George Voth
Crime Wave Hits Topeka Streets In One Day
Police busy with dry runs as reports spread of suspicious men in an alley behind a home. A noon incident involved trash haulers on break. A street fight between 13 year olds prompted another call. A suspected break in ended with a store owner testing an engine in a tub of water.
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Topeka
Tope- Kans
Son of Garden City man remains unconscious after April collision
Milford Zimmerman, a young Army private from Garden City, is unconscious at Brooks Army Hospital San Antonio Texas after being hit by a car near Perry Texas in April. This week he had right leg surgery following earlier left arm surgery described as satisfactory. His condition is listed as good. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Frank Zimmerman of 1702 E Ful to n. Zimmerman attended Garden City High School before enlisting in January.
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Milford Zimmerman
iApmy Physto
Garden City
Brooks Army Hospital
San Antonio
Yex
Perryion Tex
Frank Zimmerman
E. Ful von Zimmerman
Garden City High School
Army
Cadet Rickman Joins Missouri ROTC Trip to Ft Leonard Wood
Gary Rickman son of Mr and Mrs R L Rickman Jr 503 Stoeckly is among 35 cadets at Kemper Military School Boonville Missouri who joined ROTC students on a two day trip to Ft Leonard Wood to observe engineer and basic training units The report notes Scott Agnew Liberal district executive of Boy Scouts Santa Ke Trail Council has joined Wanza Council staff in Hutchinson It states I Ke Trail Council will be district executive for Mohawk district Reno county and Sterling and serve as director of field service to the council Mr and Mrs Agnew and their three children now live in Hutchinson
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Gary Rickman
R. L. Rickman Jr
Stoeckly
Kkemper Military School
Boonville
Ft. Leonard Wood
Sih
Scott Agnew
Liberal
Ke Trail
Wanza
Hutchinson
Ife
Mohawk
Reno County
Sterling
Cornel
Agnew
Negros Colleges and Educators Call for Race Dialogue
Dr. F. D. Patterson says private Negro colleges remain essential in the South where Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina show a racial communications gap. He notes such colleges often serve as the sole venues for Black and White leaders to meet and ease tensions despite Supreme Court rulings.
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San Francisco
Supreme Court
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
F. D.patterson
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State Research Department
Frank McGrew
Bob Slease
Public Information Department
Tony Basile
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Chas R. Peebles
Chas. R. Paebles
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Farmers Elevator
Garden City Grain
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