Garden City Experiment Station Honors 50 Years
The Garden City experiment station marks a golden anniversary June 9 and 10 with a reception, a June 10 program, and a 2 mile station tour north of Holcomb. Dignitaries include Kansas State leaders, legislators, and local officials, with a luncheon at Garden City high school cafeteria and talks titled Memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
R. J. Throckmorton
Enmorillis
Kansas
State College
M. C. Sewell
Arthur D. Weber
Deat
Kansas State College
Glenn H W. Beck
High Agriculture
Kansas State
IF. D. Farrell
K-State
L. E. Call
Dean
Weber
Kansas Stategram
In College
Clifford St. Hope Sr
Sthitalks
W. W. Duitsman
Holcomb
Charles Collins
Chamber of Commerce
Evans ‘Banbury
Colby Experimental Station
F. E. Davidson
Mound Valley
Jim Concannon
Finney Courty Board of Commissioners
T. B. Stinson
Tribune Experiment Station
Oscar Norby
Finney County
W. E. Leavitt
Garden City Company
George Knapp
L. M. Sloan
Everett Miller
Charles Schoonover
Board of Education
Lester McCoy
Board of
Regents
Garden City Experiment Station
Andrew B. Erhart
Alvin E. Lowe
Roy B. Herring
Jland
Lester de- Pew
George M. Herron
Donald W. Grimes
Jack T. Musick
Troops Abroad a Sore Point
Washington state that Dulles urged possible reductions in American official and military personnel abroad to ease foreign resentment over large U S deployments. He also outlined positions on disarmament inspections, a four power talk on German unification, and maintaining the news blackout on Communist China. Two Topeka men die as car plunges from unfinished U S 24 grade near highway construction site. Alcohol tax receipts dip slightly in first four months of year. Kansas Turnpike officials urge calm traffic and extended patrols for Memorial Day weekend. Local faith lecture announced for this evening.
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Washington (P
Dulles
Formosa
Chinege
United States
Konrad Adenauer
Eisenhower
Adenauer
Britain
France
Russia
U.S
China
Asst
Andrew Berding
Topeka
Highway Patrol
Gaylord William Spencer
John H. Durr
Union Pacific Railroad
George Docking
Docking
Alcoholic Beverage Control Division
Wichita
Kansas Turnpike
Gale Moss
Maj
Lloyd Vincent
Turnpike Patrol
Vincent
Ensilage Loader Expands Overseas To Hawaii Shipment
A Garden City manufacturer launches the Oswalt Ensiloader for pineapple pulp and cattle feed, marking its first export to Hawaii. The 2,500 pound machine travels in three crates by Santa Fe to San Francisco, then ships to Honolulu after overcoming crate logistics.
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Hawaii
Old Dairyman Association of Honostuff
Honolulu
Oswalt
Ensiloader
Garden City
United
States
Santa Fe Transportation
San Francisco
Five Year Old Lone Survivor Adrift After Fatal Crash
In Gaylord Michigan 5 year old Michael Ostrander survived a broadside freight collision that killed his parents Ernest Ostrander 36 and Jean Ostrander 32 his brother David 9 and sister Patricia 7. The child remains dazed in a hospital bed with minor injuries and shows no recognition of relatives or asked for his mother. Two relatives seek to adopt him while the John Berry family of Beatrice Nebraska offers a home.
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Gaylord
Mich
Michael Ostrander
Mame
Iris
Myron C. Ostrander
Ernest Ostrander
Jean
David
Patricia
Michael
John Berrys
Beatrice
Neb
Garden City Hospital Admittances and Discharges
Today in Garden City hospital admittances include Mrs. Robert Goodhart of 1702 Fulton, Richard A. Floyd of Ness City, Mrs. A. B. Corn of 1017 N. 4th, Mrs. Wayne West of 503 N. 1st, Steve William Florer of 709 N. 4, Sheryl Kay Cox of Sublette. Discharges include Mrs. Henry Gillan of RFD 1, Herman Huckstadt of 609 Emson, Mrs. Warren Renick of RFD 1, Mrs. Marion Lobmeyer of So star route, Mrs. Robert Johnson of 701 Tud, Kenneth Krug and Steven Krug of Gardendale, Danny Spangler of Scott City, Mrs. Albert Redinger of Ulysses, and Frankie Jayne Holland of Scott City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Goodhart
Fulton
Richard A. Floyd
Ness City
A. B. Corn
Wayne West
Steve William Florer
Sheryl Kay Cox
Henry Gillan
Herman Huckstadt
Emson
Warren Renick
Marion Lobmeyer
Robert Johnson
Kenneth Krug
Gardendale
Steven Krug
Danny Spangler
Scott City
Albert Redinger
Ulysses
Frankie Jayne Holland
Local markets and police briefs mix with drone crash report
Market notes show Egg A large and Egg A medium pricing amid local receipts and garden city grain update. Police briefs list bond forfeitures for permitting a minor to drive and improper driving, plus a collision at the Dillon parking lot. A Navy drone plane from China Lake broke free over California and crashed near Spokane, Washington, at 20 000 to 25 000 feet, about 50 miles south of Spokane. The drone, a WWII Grumman F6F Hellcat, was operating at 250 mph when it escaped radio control over Death Valley Monument.
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Boise
Idaho
California
Spokane
Wash
Idaho Air National Guard
China Lake
Navy
Palm Springs
Death Valley Monument
Hofaw
Power dispute to be aired in Kansas hearing
The Kansas Corporation Commission announced a wide hearing on a long standing clash between rural electric cooperatives and privately owned power firms over monopoly rights. Thirty nine cooperatives filed to examine dual or overlapping certificates, with a Sept. 23 hearing set in Topeka for 47 companies as the commission weighs public interests and potential certificate eliminations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Corporation Commission
REA
Marion Beatty
KCC
Kansas
Beatty
Commission
House
Senate
Legislative Council
Beech unveils model 1013 drone recon plane
Beech Aircraft Corp. in Wichita introduces the model 1013 combat reconnaissance drone air plane for armed services use. The 13.5-foot craft with a 12-foot wingspan is adapted from the model 1001 Navy XKDB-1 target aircraft. It will fly at 260 mph up to 22,800 feet and is designed for photographic reconnaissance. A briefing audience of Aviation Writers Association members from St. Louis toured McConnell Air Force Base aboard four C-130 Hercules transports.
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St.Louis
Air Force
Beech
Radioactivity Reaches Farther Distances From Test Site
LAS VEGAS May 29 An AEC spokesman said radioactive material from yesterday's atomic explosion is falling farther from the test site but remains light and not dangerous. Radioactivity readings near Quincy and St Benedict's Abbey indicate fallout, with a reading of 8.8 milliroentgens at Quincy. Five men will be ordained at St Benedict's Abbey in Atchison tomorrow, 100 years after the abbey's first ordination service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atomic Energy Commission Test Headquarters
AEC
Edward J. Munkeler
Quincy
Kansas City
Kan
Calif
Schmidt
Atchison
Donald North
Sacramento
Dean Redmond
Mark Bauman
Sas City
St. Benedict's Parish
Anby
Cisimat
Seitz
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Arthur Hershberger
Kansas State College Board of Relgents
J. Floyd Breeding
Clifford R. Hope Jr
Dale Saffels
Garden
Thone Mv
R. Minton
The
Faith Tabernacle
God
Ensilage
Lindh Produce. Co
August Kuhlman
Charles Swenson
Kenneth L. Schnitker
William A. Selover
Parkwood
Gary L. Lucas
Dillon
Jeanne
John Frazier
Telegram
Oswalt Industries
Las Vegas
Nev
Yester
Chuck Roast
Arizona
Sunkist
Sunkist Lemons
Oleo Margarine
BOND
Bob
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