Americans Fend Off Formosan Mob At Embassy Attack
Eight Americans including two women hid in the U S Embassy air raid shelter as thousands of rioters smashed furniture and windows and hurled missiles. The siege lasted hours with several injured among staff and guards during the assault near the embassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaipei
Formosan
Norma Platter
Irvmob
Littleington
N.J
Helen Vo
Celka
Lyons
Ill
U.S
Raghn Wig Guvul
Mail route plan eyed for Scott City service change
Postmaster Homer Vaughan reports officials are reviewing a proposed north south mail service change to Scott City. If adopted, the current Dodge City to Garden City to Scott City star route would extend to Cimarron Ingalls Pierceville Friend and Shallow Water with faster connections to Wichita and Kansas City. Irvin Van Blarcom confirms the change is under consideration and not yet implemented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott City
Homer Vaughan
Cobby
Pres L
Dodge City
Garden City
Meyer
Santa Fe
Wichita
Kansas City
Here
Colby
Irvin van Blarcom
Postal District Transportation Manager
Vaughan
Danford
Cimarron
Ingalls
Pierceville
Friend
Shallow Water
Kansas State students join five week Beulah study camp
Donald Michel of Garden City notes 35 Kansas State College students will spend five weeks near Beulah at the K State geology summer camp. Recreation Director Herman Beringer says Rep Hope will present prizes at the city-wide pet show June 7 at Finnup tennis courts. Also, Joseph B. Martin, Benton known locally, is stationed at Ft Belvoir Va, cited for outstanding duty. Wichita VA center urges veterans to cancel appointments when unavoidable to free up slots and prevent wasted access.
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Donald Michel
Garden City
Kansas State College
Beulah
Clifford Rk. Hie
House Agricultural Committee
Herman Beringer
Hope
Finnup
J. M. Martin
N. Ltd
M-Sat
Joseph B. Martin
Martin
Benton
Army Engineer School
Ft. Belvoir
James A.’ Dennis
Refugee letters prompt wary response in Milwaukee
Hungarian refugees in Milwaukee show resilience as 20 to 30 receive letters urging return, but none of the 302 placed refugees have left or asked to return. Officials say letters are unlikely to reflect truth, noting families are glad for their new home. Immigration reports 101 of 32,400 admitted refugees have returned so far, mostly due to homesickness or external appeal. In Hollywood a Alabama woman Janet Gentle dies of polio two weeks after flight to join sister Lili Gentle, ages 25, with the airline arranging the trip to give her something to look at.
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Milwaukee
Mie Hemasey
Hapy Raingies
Milwane
Charles O’neill
O'Neill
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Austria
Hollywood
Alabama
Janet Gentle
Lili Gentle
Alabama Air National
Janet
Birmingham
Jack G. Gentle
Indianapolis mother seeks help for Hungarian boy sentenced to death
An Indianapolis mother asks Rep. Charles Brownson to obtain State Department aid for Csebe Tormendy, 13, condemned in Budapest for resisting in the Hungarian revolt last October. She and her husband aided the boy’s mother Ava, who escaped with her son and others, after the revolt. In Libya, Abdul Majid Kabar met Parliament leaders to form a new cabinet following Premier Ben Halim’s resignation.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Hungary
Don Utterback
Charles Brownson
R-Ind
State Department
Brownson
Csebe Tormendy
Csebe
Ava
Budapest
Austria
Tripoli
Libya
Abdul Majid Kabar
Jeaders
Ben Halim
Funeral services for Bonnie Beasley 11 month old
Bonnie Lowie Beasley died in Winfield yesterday. Born June 7 1956 at Winfield she was daughter of Eugene and wife. Funeral services set for Monday at 10 a.m. in Phillips chapel conducted by Rev James Otis Pearce. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs Albert Martin Fruita Colo and Mr and Mrs Robert Beasley Garden City. Burial in Valley View Cemetery.
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Bonnie Lowie Beasley
Eugene Beasley
Winfield
Phillips Chapel
Bonnie Louise
Robert Beasley
Garden City
Ife
James Otis Pearce
The
Christian Church
Albert Martin
Fruita
Colo
Valley View Cemetery
Death Notice for Leeman J Lundstead in Garden City
Scott City announces Leeman J Lundstead died at St. Catherine hospital Garden City on Friday evening. He was 60. Weizmann Funeral Home is in charge of funeral arrangements.
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Scott City
Leeman
J. Lundstead
St. Catherine Hospital
Garden City
Weizmann Funeral Home
KU Degrees to Area Graduates
Six Garden City students and four area residents are named candidates for KU degrees at the 85th commencement on June 3. Candidates include Derald Kastman and Shirley Baker from Garden City, Arm Conard, Eddie Dater, Norman Vaughn, Ronald Dailey, and Melvin Brown of Syracuse, Cimarron, and Satanta. Degrees span BFA, BM, BSEd, BSc, MD, BA, and LLB with others in English and History.
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Garden City
Kansas
University of Kansas
Derald Hkastman
WN. Ard
Shirley Jane Baker
Arm Conard
Conard
Eddie Dater
Norman Dale Vaughn
RFD
Ronald Frank Dailey
Evans
Melvin Ray Brown
Syracuse
Diane
Warner, Cimarron
Grant Countian
Ernest Milton Adair
Ross James Summers
Satanta
Traffic Crashes Come Thick and Fast
A rash of minor damage accidents kept police busy with multiple reports. At 2:25 p.m. Eric Lee Miller and Lewis Zirkle collided at 8th and Jones. Two minutes later Kenneth Knight and Mrs. Theodore Tabor were involved at 6th and Fulton. About 9 p.m. a third collision occurred at 8th and Fulton between Mrs. Raymond Hunsberger and Jesse Orozco.
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Eric Lee Miller
E. Spruce
Lewis Zirkle
Walker
8Th
Jones
6Th
Fulton
Kenneth Knight
Theodore Tabor
W. Maple
Raymond Hunsberger
Jesse Orozco
Taylor
Ulysses Pastor Resolves Long Service and Move
Rev. Harold W. Neal, longtime pastor of the Ulysses Church of God since 1951, resigns to lead a church at La Grande Oregon after this week. The 50 year pastor, a popular speaker, will leave a hometown tied to fellow Church of God pastors nearby in Hill City and Boise as change shapes local ministry.
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Ulysses
Harold W.neal
Ulysses Church of God
la Grande
Ore
Neal
Ulysses Church
Rev
Church of God
Robert Cantrell
Grant County
Hill City
Boise
Ida
Hospital Admittances and Births in Garden City
Hospital admittances list Mrs. George Armanitrout and others from various local routes. Discharges include Kenneth Hale and Marilyn Patton. At St Catherine a son for Marion Lobmeyer and a son for Frank Lee. Police brief notes bond forfeiture for Clarence E Fine for speeding.
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George Armanitrout
N. Main
Albert G. Redinger
Ulysses
Marion Lobmeyer
S. Star ‘Oute
Frank Lee
Kansas Ave
Kenneth Hale
Satanta
Marilyn Patton
Scott City
Merele Sappenfield
Sublette
Virgil Brown
Eminence
Route
Victor Evy
St. John
Donald Hamill
RFD
Patrick F. Butler
N. 8Th
Local Produce Market Prices From Lindh Co
Market notes show eggs varying by size and grade with prices in cents. Listings include A s Large 25 cents and A s Medium 20 cents, with other egg grades and quantities, alongside grain market references and current receipts figures.
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Lindh Produce Co
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer 140 Endures 48
The puzzle list shows clues and answers across many entries including crystalline compound morsel of food stroll and more. It notes the theme sections, the heading, and a cryptoquip line with encoded letters and yesterday’s cryptoquip solution.
Baby dies after cesarean born as mother dies in crash
In Chicago a two day old infant Norman Steinert died of respiratory failure after his mother Irma Steinert died from injuries in a traffic accident. The infant was born by Caesarean section minutes after his mother's death. doctor Maurice V. Puckey had been charged with reckless homicide. Separately Cimarron graduate Maynard Fricke received a teaching scholarship to Emporia State Teachers College as part of Kansas Federation of Tobacco? graduates honored at the 46th annual convention.
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Chicago
Norman Steinert
Irma Steinert
Lillian Stein
Abor Group
Cimarron Grad
Maynard Fricke
Cimarron
Teachers College
Fricke
Kansas
Kansas Federation of Tabor
Turnpike Scramble in Oklahoma City Legislature
Oklahoma City awaits the 26th Oklahoma Legislature as final week begins with possible adjournment by Tuesday or Wednesday. The House passed a substitute plan to loan up to 504000 dollars annually to the Turnpike Authority to retire bonds if tolls fall short, after rejecting proposals for 500000 dollars a year.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
House
Senate
Lawton
Turnpike Authority
Tornado Lifts Checks Far From Hickman Mills
Two canceled checks reportedly swept away by a Monday tornado near Hickman Mills Missouri were found in southern Iowa. C E Lamoureux of the weather bureau said winds during the storm carried light items such as the checks about 200 miles. One check was drawn on a Hickman Mills bank and the other on a Kansas City bank.
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Des Moines
Hickman Mills
Towa
C. E. Lamoureux
Kansas City
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