Stanley Gaywood of Garden City to be honored at Baker June 4
Stanley Gaywood of Garden City will be canon from Baker University June 4. On campus he has been active in Delta Tau Delta athletics and art. Stan is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James E B Gaywood Garden City. The schools last day celebration yesterday involved four youths using firecrackers in the high school parking lot drawing warnings from police to Sy Huelskamp James Gottschalk Jerry Boxler and Vernie Wassinger.
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Stanley
Gay Ywood
Garden City
Baker University
Delta Tau Delta
Stan
James EB
Cay‘wood
Sy Huelskamp
James Gottschalk
Jerry Boxler
Vernie Wassinger
Kefauver
Plant City
Fla
Stevenson
Radio Corp. of America
Births and Funerals Mrs Agatha Brungardt 86
Mrs Agatha Brungardt 86 died last night at Shady Lawn Nursing Home where she had been a patient six weeks. A Garden City resident for 30 years she was born January 6 1880 in Liebenthal. She was a member of St Marys church. Surviving are seven sons and four daughters, 63 grandchildren and 24 great grandchildren. Funeral services 9 39 a m Monday at St Marys with burial in Valley View Cemetery.
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Agatha Brungardt
Shady Lawn
Garden City
Brungardt
Liebenthal
St. Mary's Church
Adam
Herman
Frank
Martin
Tony
Bennie
Joe
Susan Herman
Modesto
Calif
Mary Hert
Chicago, Ill
Barbra Matza
Rosa Rupp
Holcomb
Frank Herman
Great Bend
Martin Herman
Tacoma
Washi
Joe Herman
Denver
Colo
Peter Herman
Wichita
St. Mary’s Church
Valley View Cemetery
Turnpike Not Extended Again
Governors George M. Leader of Pennsylvania and Robert Meyner of New Jersey joined on the center span of a $25,000,000 Delaware River bridge linking the Pennsylvania and New Jersey sections of a 719 mile turnpike system from New York City toward New England. The bridge completes the link with existing Ohio and Pennsylvania segments and paves the way toward Indiana and Chicago once the Indiana Turnpike is finished.
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Edgley
New York City
Ohio-Indiana
George M. Leader
Pennsylvania
Robert Meyner
New Jersey
Delaware River
Ohio
New York
New England
Chicago
Church Merger Debate Continues at General Assembly
In Philadelphia the 168th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. considered a merger with the United Presbyterian Church as part of a unity drive. A three-way plan was originally proposed but segregation issues caused the U.S. church to reject it last year, leaving a two-way plan between the two denominations.
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Philadelphia
168Th General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
United Presbyterian Church
U.S
Kansas City Livestock and Grain Market Report Signals Mixed Movements
Kansas City live stock market shows calves and vealers slow and prices drifting, hogs active with higher barrows and gilts, sows steady. Cattle and lambs show varied demand. Grain futures list wheat mostly unchanged to lower, corn down, oats steady to lower, rye and barley marginally priced.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City W
USDA
U. S
Kansas City Grain
Kansas City I
Grains Show Weak Tone on Board of Trade
Chicago grains opened with a weak undertone though closing prices rose from intraday lows. Wheat fell 2 to 3 percent on heavy cash receipts expected at Southwestern terminals Monday. July wheat at 2.0134 to 2.0144, corn 1.88 to 2.24 lower, oats 0.74 to 0.14 down, rye 1.14 to 2.14 lower, July 1.2814 to 1.234. Soybeans 1.14 to 1.54 lower, July 3.1144 to 3.104. Wheat futures purchases totaled 6,491,000 previous session, and open interest stood at 60,040,000 bushels.
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New York
Lindh Produce Co
Allied
Airlin
Tebaden
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Garden City
Boeing Air
Chrysler
du Pont - Eagle
B. C. Christopher: & Co
Kansas City
Italy
CIA
Chicago
Seee
G&e
P&l
M&m
Mont
NY Central Ia
Ohio
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Hutchinson
Wich
rHita
Omaha
Enid
Salin St Jos
Ft. Worth
Reg
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Sinclair O
Socway
Spen Chem
Oi NJ
UN Pac
US Steel
Westg el
Woolworth Coe AB. UY
Board of Trade
Southwestern
Jap Police Fail to Identify Four American Soldiers
MAEBASHI Japan Three Japanese policemen testified they could not identify four American soldiers who faced charges in a Japanese court over a riot at a pinball parlor last September. The witnesses stated they were unable to point out the defendants in a group of men.
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Maebashi
Japan
Burrton Newspaper Sold to an Employee
Burrton Graphic will be sold June 1 to Donald Banta of Burrton announced by owner Frank Headley who has run the paper for 18 years. Banta, born in Wetumka Oklahoma, has worked at the Graphic for about a year and a half. Headley and his wife and two children depart June 1 for Roseville California where he will be advertising manager for the Roseville Press Tribune.
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Burrton
Kas
Soldiers in Riot Scene Question Involvement
Unclear if four accused soldiers Pfc Kenneth C Reynolds of McGehee Ark Cpl Walter R McKenzie of Hazel Park Mich Pee Alan May of Chicago and Specialist 3 Jesse Nordy Minneapolis Kan took part since they arrived at the scene after the riot.
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Kenneth C. Reynolds
McGehee Ark
Walter R. McKenzie
Hazel Park
Mich
Pee
Alan May
Chicago
C. Jesse Nordy
Minneapolis
Kan
Sow Spoils Democrat's Trip to the Convention
In Effingham Kansas a sow on Bill Stutz's farm attacked as he moved the animal from pasture to barn near here on Wednesday. The former state legislator and Atchison County delegate to the Democratic state convention in Wichita suffered concussion bruises and scratches. His son Leroy and son-in-law Gene Berry rescued him.
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Effingham
Kas
Bill Stutz
Wichita
Stutz
Atchison County
Leroy
Gene Berry
Adlai Stevenson Attacks Kefauver in Florida Primary Fight
Adlai Stevenson accuses Estes Kefauver of making weird charges as Florida Democrats near the August nominating convention. The exchange stems from Kefauver’s remarks on monopoly and an RCA antitrust suit. Stevenson denies involvement, cites a private dispute between RCA and Zenith. He criticizes Republicans on foreign policy and domestic agendas.
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Adlai
Kefauver
Adlai Stevenson
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Ates
Florida
Stevenson
West Palm Beach
Radio Corp. of America
RCA
Zenith Radio Corp
Minnesota
Republican Party
Heroic Driver Dies After Brake Failure in Manhattan
New York reports Sidney Slapo a 49 year old Brooklyn resident died when his dump truck lost braking and swerved to warn pedestrians. He shouted warnings as he fell from the cab and was crushed beneath the wheels. The truck struck a curb a traffic box and a parked car during the incident on 6th Avenue as workers left nearby shops and offices.
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New York
Sidney Slapo
Brooklyn
6Th Avenue
Manhattan
Slapo
Stapp
Senate Approves Bill To Authorize Housing
A cluttered county ledger style summary lists names under hospital admit tances and discharges, births, police briefs, county deeds, court actions, and fines. Notable items include births at Leopold hospital of a 6 pound 4 ounce boy to Orville Herman and spouse, and multiple hospital discharge entries for individuals such as Linda Servantez and Shirley Knoll.
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Dale V. Collins
Gardendale
Raymond Stinemetz
Charles Bentrup
Deerfield
Shirley Turner
Linda Rogge
John.Crist
Holcomb
Lawrence Knoll
Pennsvania
Shirley Knoll
Thursie Orf
Pierceville
Mary Shloff
North &Ent
Deborah Dee Hires
Gloria Campos
Taylor
Robert Johnson
Jane Eikenberry
Blinda Servantez
Elmer F. Johnson
Pendennis
Pete Rome
Ray C. Jones
Imperial Route
Godfrey Geler
Mary Ann Stoppel
Pennsylvania
Harold Asmussen
Leon
Delmar Whiting
Leopold Hospital
Orville Herman
Inge
Orland Gay
Girls Getting Hippier But Not Happier
Dorothy Stow of Jantzen Inc asserts American girls are growing hippier and cites 37 inch hip measurements becoming common. She urges shoppers to consider how swimsuits affect the posterior, not just bosoms, as designers note the trend in Los Angeles.
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Denver
Dorothy Stow
Los Angeles
Jantzen, Inc
Miss Stow
Hearing Set for Youth Held in Shotgun Holdup
Judge John Free schedules June 11 for a preliminary hearing of Roger Norton, 16, Derby, Kansas, held in the shotgun holdup of a woman in Derby.
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Wichita
Northside Grocery Announces Grand Opening Weekend
The new Northside Grocery at 2009 N. Main opens Saturday with expanded departments in a 36 by 46 foot block building and a plate glass front. Open house from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. featuring prizes and favors. Operators Mr and Mrs Bill Starchman have run the store three years and lease from C W Rosebrook.
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Northside
N. Main
Bill Starchman
Starchman
Starchmans
C. W. Rosebrook
Measure sent to House for action on housing bill
The Senate approved a large omnibus housing measure to authorize 135000 new public housing units yearly and extend GI home loan programs. The House Banking Committee debates the bill as Eisenhower proposed a smaller 35000 unit annual program. The measure includes elderly housing, higher FHA loan authority, and slum clearance grants.
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Washington
Senate
House
House Banking Committee
Eisenhower
Armong
Federal “Housing Administration Loan Insurance Authority
Fisenhower Administration
Senate Banking Committee
Twin Sisters Donate Kidney in Trio of Organs Battle
Boston report says 21 year old twin sisters Ida ent take part in a kidney transplant at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital. Wanda Foster of Chandler Oklahoma donated one kidney to her sister Edith Helm of Sand Springs Oklahoma. The four hour operation moved the right kidney to a site below Helm’s left kidney. Helm temporarily has three kidneys while the others are removed later.
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Boston
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Wanda Foster
Chandler
Okla
Edith Helm
Sand Springs
New Complaint Returns Case To Police Court
Elmer Leo Appelhans and Gilbert Leon Elliott face repeat appearances in city police court tonight. Appelhans, 33, was fined $3 by Judge Clyde Daniel for destroying property after a dispute near Fulton and Evans. The complaint, signed by Russell Elliott, alleges improper driving by Elliott, 12.
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Elmer Leo
Appelhans
Gilbert Leon Elliott
Clyde
Daniel
Gilbert
Russel Elliott
Elliott Boy
Elliott
Fulton
Evans
Applehans
Fulton Street
Concrete Slab Kills Four Boys in Hot Rod
Riverside police report a hot rod traveling at 75 mph struck a palm tree last night. A concrete slab from a nearby structure slammed through the car from trunk to dashboard, killing four young men and injuring a fifth critically. The slab reportedly lay near ground level, a dangerous practice among some hot rodders.
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Riverside
Calif
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