Hospital Admittances and Discharges Report
Admittances list includes Mrs. Edward DeKeyser Lakin Mrs L L Kerr 702 Godfrey Mrs Ed Dye Sublette L M Finn 905 North Fourth Roy Frank Copeland Mrs Bernard Teeter Scott City J R Thomas Windsor Hotel Elmer Apps Scott Mrs E W Stewart Healy J H Casteel General Delivery City Jane Burnside 1002 Second Carol Smith 809 North First Discharges name Wilfed Herman Jr Imperial Foute Mrs George Adams Holcomb Gaylord Haynes 1310 Hattie Mrs Eugene Carver Modoc John B Miller 305 Ninth LeRoy York 1011 North Third Joseph E Barton Dodge City Mrs M J Cox 1020 North Sixth Mrs Otis Turner Imperial Route Mrs L K Schopf Dighton Mrs Harry Carl Imperial Route Debra Humphries Gardendale Births at St Catherine Ted E Dye Sublette and Lawrence Barlow Holcomb each report a baby born late weekend Police briefs Bond posted Orvin Raymond Kline 1209 N Main 10 no driver license Robert Eugene Linenberger 306 N 12th 5 disregard of right of way Accident involving Robert Quint Holcomb and Charles Leon Lefort 901 3th collided N 12th Lefort backing from curb
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Ee Hospital
Edward DeKeyser
Lakin
L. L.’ Kerr
Godfrey
Ed Dye
L. M. Finn
North Fourth
Roy Frank
Copeland
Bernard Teeter
Scott City
J. R. Thomas
Windsor Hotel
Elmer Apps
Scott
E. W. Stewart
Healy
J. H. Casteel
General Delivery
City
Jane Burnside
Carol Smith
North First
Wilfed Herman, Jr
Imperial Foute
George Adams
Holcomb
Gaylord Haynes
Hattie
Eugene Carver
Modoc
John B. Miller
LeRoy York
North Third
Joseph E. Barton
Dodge City
M. J. Cox
North Sixth
St. Catherine
Ted E. Dye
Sublette
Lawrence Barlow
Robert Quint
Charles
Leon Lefort
N. 12Th
Lefort
Japan reports another H-bomb test at Bikini
Japanese scientists announced instruments detected a hydrogen blast at Bikini comparable to the May 21 explosion. Tokyo observatory reported atmospheric pressure waves across Japan for about 40 minutes while Matsushiro seismograph logged earth shocks earlier. Weather delays kept reporters at the proving ground past their limit as AEC said tests would run into June.
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Tokyo
United States
Bikini
Atomic Energy Immediate
Washington
Tokyo Central Meteorological Observatory
Japan
Riki
Matsushiro
Earth
Proving Ground
AEC
Tokyo Observatory
Yokohama
Mrs Phillip Jara 59 Dies After Heart Attack
Mrs Phillip Jara age 59 died here last night after a heart attack while enroute to her Lamar Colorado home. She was visiting Garden City yesterday at Augustine Orosza’s home. Surviving are her husband three daughters and two sons. Funeral services are incomplete.
Dulles backs high level debate on foreign policy
Secretary of State Dulles, vacationing at Lake Ontario, said he would welcome a high level discussion of U S foreign policy in the 1956 campaign if it does not involve gust throwing dead cats around. He made the remark in a television interview with Rep Keating filmed for release yesterday.
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Washington
Dulles
Lake Ontario
Rep
Keating
Pro West Leads in Italy as Early Votes Scatter
Early returns in Italy's nationwide local elections show Christian Democrats with a strong lead across many districts while the Communist Socialist Left lags. Turnout appeared very high, with estimates near 90 percent, a factor potentially favoring Center parties amid West European reaction to Moscow's coexistence line.
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Rome
Italy
Christian Democrats
Sicily
Moscow
Senator Pushed As a Candidate At Democratic State Meet
Missouri Democrats gathered in Jefferson City with about 1600 delegates for their state convention. Senator Len Symington said he is not a candidate and would not campaign, but would not refuse the nomination, while the party prepared to back him as a “favorite son” option and pledged delegates to remain with him if a chance to win exists ahead of the Chicago nominating convention on Aug 13.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Len
Stuart Symington
DMO
Symington
Chicago
Manhattan Mayor Withdraws From Senatorial Race
Manhattan Mayor Charles C. Arthur pulled out of the race for State senator from the 19th District to seek a seat in the State House. His withdrawal Saturday leaves State Rep. Charles C. Charson of Manhattan unopposed for the Republican nomination.
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Manhattan
Kas, l
Charles C. Arthur
House of Representatives
Arthur
Senate
Charles C. Charson
Garden City native Lightner tops college GE battery at McClellan
Captain Robert W. Lightner, son of Mrs. Veneta Lightner of 913 North Tenth, achieved the highest percentile totals on the college level general educational development battery of tests at McClellan Air Force Base. He holds the Air Medal with three oak leaf clusters, the World War II Victory Medal, and the European theater medal with four battle stars. Don Dwyer of Hugoton earned a $200 monthly Range Management scholarship from Phillips Petroleum Co. He will graduate from Fort Hays State with a B.S. in botany. Highlights of the Kansas State graduation program at Manhattan included Rep. Cliff Hope receiving an honorary Doctor of Agriculture, and Lester McCoy of the Board of Regents. The program also featured President James McCain and Gov. Fred Hall.
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Robert W. Lightner
Veneta Lightner
North Tenth
McClellan, Air Force Base
Calif
Garden City
Captain Lightner
Garden City High School
Garden City Junior College
Don Dwyer
Fort Hays State College
Hugoton
Phillips Petroleum Company
Bartlesville
Oklo
Dwyer
Fort Hays
Kansas State
Manhattan
Norman Armstrong
KIAL
Cliff Hope
Lester McCoy
The
Board of Regents
James McCain
Fred Hall
Youngsters Prove They Can Spell on TV Match
NEW YORK Gloria Locker man of Baltimore and Andy Douglas of Greenwich Connecticut spelled the same six words tonight to equal a televised spelling contest for 64000 dollars. Gloria 13 won 16000 last summer on The 640000 Question. They will return next Sunday to try again. If they tie the top prize is split. Andy ran ichthyology leguminous tertiary gregarious personnel and braggadocio without hesitation. Gloria hesitated on the last word and admitted debating braggadocio's middle letter.
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New York
Gloria Lockerman
Baltimore
Andy Douglas
Greenwich
Conn
CBS
Gloria
Tonight
Andy
Police Seek Suspect In Parking Meter Smasher Case
North Bergen police sought an unidentified man who borrowed a sledge hammer from a construction worker, smashed a parking meter, and fled on a motorcycle after declaring Ive always wanted to do this. Witnesses including Joseph Picone did not note the bike registration.
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North Bergen
Joseph Picone
Bergenling Avenue
Picone
Grain and Livestock Market Report From Several Cities
Quotations from B C Christopher Co show wheat and corn futures across Kansas City Wichita and surrounding markets with bids for No 2 hard and red varieties. Livestock prices in Kansas City and Wichita USDA reports reflect higher cattle steadier hogs and mixed sheep trends amid active slaughter and steady to strong demand.
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B. C. Christopher & Co
Kansas City
Chicago
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City m
USDA
U. S
Wichita Livestock
Wichita UK
U.S
Two Southerners Beaten for Re election in NC
In Raleigh North Carolina two incumbent congressmen who refused to sign the Southern manifesto opposing school desegregation were toppled in renomination bids. Harold D. Cooley won a new term in the 4th District defeating W. E. Debnam while noting his opposition to racial mixing.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
Harold D. Cooley
House Agriculture Committee
W. E. Debnam
Coolby
Former Kansan Spent Boss's Money Quickly
John W. Summers 39, once a lieutenant colonel and now a bookkeeper, admitted forging payroll checks totaling $10,000 for the Chicago Asbestos Manufacturing Co. since last July. He said he spent about $7,000 at the races, drinking, and on women.
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Chicago
Ra.es
John W. Summers
Chicago Asbestos Manufacturing Co
Shaw attacks Hall in Kansas governor race speech
Warren W. Shaw told Kansas GOP leaders in Wichita that Governor Fred Hall is a political opportunist betraying the people. He accused Hall of wielding power to serve union bosses and labor racketeers, misrepresenting tax feats, vetoing reforms, and blocking a legislative investigative committee probing the State Park Authority.
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Wichita
Warren W. Shaw
Fred Hall
Kansas
Shaw
Hall
Republian
Louisiana
Huey Long
Republican
Legislative Investigating Committee
Pik
State Supreme Court
Grains Decline on Chicago Board with Wheat Limping
Grains fell sharply on the Chicago Board of Trade with soybeans down 3 to 10 cents. Wheat barely held losses, closing slightly lower after intraday strength and renewed liquidation. Corn and oats slid, rye dropped, and soybeans showed notable declines across July contracts. Open interest in wheat futures stood around 60.19 million bushels.
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New York
U . Allies
Tel&Tel
Atlas Pdr
Atchison
Avco
Beth Steel
Boeing
G&e
Chicago
Minn
Monsan Oh
St. Jos
Sears Rock St
Sinclair O
Spen. Chem
Socony
Stoke van C
Oil NJ
Tran W
US Steel
Woolworth
Eameee
Gore
Board of Trade
Garden Citian Charged With Drunken Driving
Charles Marion Morgan of 6114 North Ninth has been charged with driving while intoxicated and transporting an open bottle. Troopers arrested him early Sunday on US 50 near the west city limits, following him into Garden City.
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Garden Citian
Charles Marion Morgan
North Ninth
Morgan
Elty
Garden City
Highway Aid Plan Attacked by Gore in Senate Speech
Senator Gore denounces a House plan for interstate highway funding as inequitable and urges continuation of the current allocation formula. The Senate aims to finalize a multibillion dollar highway bill before Memorial Day, with taxes to raise about 14.4 billion dollars for a 40,000 mile interstate network and urban roads.
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Washington
Sen
Gore
D-Tean
House
Senate
Federal
Midget Deer Cavert in British City
In Leamington England residents report tiny two foot tall midget deer hopping through streets and gardens. A householder saw one leap over a five foot fence and disappear while an RSPCA inspector notes the mystery of their origin. Drought may have driven the animals into the city.
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Leamington
England
Harry Lightbrown
Royal Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Lightbrown
Baptists Plan Meeting Series Amid WMU Leadership Change
The Women's Missionary Union of the Southern Baptist Convention will elect a new president tomorrow for the first time in 10 years. Mrs George R. Martin of Norfolk will not seek re election to an 11th term. The WMU convention opens as part of a four day SBC gathering with business sessions starting today. Separate meetings of 25 boards and associations are planned through the week drawing about 15,000 Baptists from 30,377 churches. The denomination totals 8,474,741 members in 26 states.
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Kansas City i
Women's Missionary Union
Southern Baptist Convention
George R. Martin
Norfolk
WMU
Martin
SBC
Southern Baptist Pastors’ Conference
Bond Posted on Two Driving Charges
Mrs. George Rees of Holcomb posted $125 bond in city police court on charges of driving while intoxicated and transporting an open bottle after being arrested last week by police.
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George Rees
Holcomb
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L. K. Schopf
Dighton
Harry Carl
Debra Humphries
Gardendale
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Philip Jara
Pro-West
Charles Joseph Hayes
Ingalls
N. Sixth
Harold Brungardt
Conkling
J. W. Gould
West Walnut
Dora Cooper
Pasadena
Cooper
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Burdick
Lion Club Knothole
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Finnup Park
Roy Hall
Hutchinson
Omaha
Enid
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Ment
Senate Public Works Committee
British City
Baptists
Safeco
Heinemann Agency
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