Hospital Admittances and Births in Garden City Today
A list of hospital admittances and discharges, births at St Catherine, and police county briefs. Names and addresses include Terry Li Stillwell, Janet Peltz, Mrs Vernon Heim, Ralph Kirsey, Jessie Otero, and others. births to Jessie Otero and Anthony Herman with weights and times. admissions and discharges summarized along with local legal notices and marriages.
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Terry Li
Stillwell
North Eghth
Clyde Bulkley
Wesley
Janet ‘Peltz
North Eighth
Vernon
St. Catherine
Jessie Otero
North Fifth
Anthony Herman
Marienthal
Maurice Lee Smith
Gus Boen
Victor B. Cox
Louis 5. McGuire
M. Weber
Lawrence R. Wasson
Garden City
Fredys Lea Miller
Sublette
Raymond W. Guthrie
John A. Worrall
Perry Stonehocker
Fred L. Day
James C. Duncan
Safford
Air Buildup May Get Aid In Defense Budget Debate
U S lawmakers debate boosting air power as part of a sprawling defense budget. Senator McClellan supports increased Air Force funding amid interservice disputes while Chavez forecasts modest gains and calls for accelerating military strength. Foreign aid could be trimmed to free funds for defense.
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Washington
Mc‘lellan
D-Ark
Eisenhower
U.S
McClellan
Senate Appropriations Committee
Russia
Navy
Army
Pentagon
Congress
Sen. Chavez
D-Nm
Funeral rites for Mrs. Olivia d Allemand at Community church
Funeral rites for Mrs Olivia d Allemand will be held at 3 pm Friday at the Community church officiated by Rev Paul Davis. A Finney county pioneer she died Wednesday at her home aged 85. Friends may pay respects at Garland Funeral home tonight 7 to 8 30. Burial in Valley View cemetery.
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Olivia
d’Allemand
Paul Davis
Finney County
Garland Funeral Home
Valley View Cemetery
Well Known Republican Dies at a KC Hospital
Kav A C Cooke, 78, a widely known Republican, died at Bethany Hospital in Kansas City. He served as campaign manager for Alf Landon in his successful Kansas governor bid, was a 1932 Republican national convention delegate, and earlier two terms as Wyandotte County register of deeds after his 1900 election.
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Kansas City
Kav
A. C. Cooke
Bethany Hospital
Cooke
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Wyandotte County
High Road Opens for Colorado Tourists
The vanguard of summer tourists expected to number 1% million rolled over Trail Ridge Road after its Memorial Day opening. The road climbs to 12,183 feet, the world's loftiest continuous auto highway, with highway crews clearing drifts up to 20 feet deep.
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Grand Lake
Cola i
Trail Ridge Road
More Workers On Strike During 1956
Washington reports strike idleness rose in the first four months of 1956 to about 7.7 million man days lost, the highest since 1952. The Labor Department data show comparable totals of 5.41 million in 1955, 4.10 million in 1954, and 6.40 million in 1953.
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Washington
Labor Department
Water Skier Swept Over Shoshone Falls
In Twin Falls Idaho the Snake River swept a water skier over the 212-foot Shoshone Falls yesterday during Memorial Day watches. The missing man is 32-year-old Melvin W. Hulbert of Boise. Witnesses say he lost balance and drifted toward the falls as his tow boat attempted risky rescues near the brink.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Melvin W. Hulbert
Boise
Hulbert
Eisenhower urges supporters to keep working for middle of the road policy
President Eisenhower told about 500 at the Citizens for Eisenhower event in Washington to maintain campaign energy for his administration’s moderate governance. He urged a Republican Congress to end Democratic control, recalling his Paris departure four years ago and hinting at his heart attack last year while pledging cheerful, energetic campaign efforts toward November victory.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Citizens For Eisenhower
Statler Hotel
Citizens For Eisenhower Committee
Paris
Baptists Seek Equality on Regional Racial Issue
In Kansas City Southern Baptists urged Christian equality to solve segregation, with T B Maston of Southwestern Theological Seminary stressing home community action. Billy Graham warned the world is on fire, calling for courage, prayer, humility, and patience as Rep Brooks Hays urged peaceful community efforts to resolve the issue.
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Kansas City
Soutern Baptists
T. B. Maston
Southwestern Theological Seminary
Fort Worth
Tex
Southern Baptist Convention
Maston
Billy Graham
South
Graham
Brooks Hays
D-Ark
SBC
Christian Life Commission
Pope Pius II Blesses Pilgrims After Checkup
In Vatican City Pope Pius II, described in good condition though tired after a medical exam last night, appeared at his study window to bless pilgrims in St Peters Square. The pontiff spoke with firm delivery and signaled a quick recovery from a temporary voice weakening observed yesterday.
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Vatican City
Pope Pius II
St. Peters Square
Thief May Find Stolen Suit Uncomfortable in Dallas
A size 43 charcoal suit stolen from Main Street Clearers is linked to M. W. Stevenson, chief of detectives of the Dallas Police Department. The note warns the thief the garment may be worn on Dallas streets and not merely be a fashion statement.
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Dallas
M. W. Stevenson
Dallas Police Department
Market report Kansas City grain and Wichita livestock
Kansas City grain prices show mixed moves with Wheat 2.12 to 2.46 per bushel across grades No 2 and No 3, Corn around 1.57 to 1.72, Oats 66 to 74 cents, and Bran and Shorts listed. Wichita cattle and calves strong, hogs 25-50 higher, lambs 50-1.00 higher. cows steady to firm and sows up about 25 cents. Sheep slaughter lambs higher, ewes steady.
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Kansas City Grain
Kansas City
Two Enter Race for State Senatorial Seat
Louise Moore of Downs became the second Republican to file for the 32nd District state senate seat. Verne Hoisington of Paradise, Russell County Republican chairman, also entered the race to replace retiring Sen. John Weelk of Russell. The district covers Osborne Lincoln Russell and Ellsworth counties.
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Osborne
Kas
Louise Moore
Downs
Verne Hoisington
Paradise
Russell County
John Weelk
Russell
Lincoln
Ellsworth
Welfare budgets carry plans for distribution of surpluses
About 25 Kansas counties have filed 1957 budgets with the State Social Welfare Department. Two thirds include funds to run a surplus food distribution program if adopted. The plan, drawn with USDA help, would have the state supply food and transport to a central point like Topeka, with counties paying delivery and related costs. Details vary by county due to caseloads storage and manpower.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Social Welfare Department
U. S. McEachron
U. S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
McEnro
McEachron
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City livestock numbers show cattle at 1,300, hogs 2,800 and sheep 1,500. Slaughter steers and heifers strong, cows steady to strong, vealers 17.00 to 21.00, calves 15.00 to 17.50. Barrows and gilts 25 to 60 higher, sows up 25. Slaughter lambs strong to 50 higher.
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Wichita Livestock
Wichita
USDA
U. S
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City i
U.S
Market Gains on Benson Soil Bank Rates News
Market gains on the Chicago grain board followed Agriculture Secretary Benson’s soil bank payment rate announcement. Wheat and soybeans led with higher close figures as oats, rye, and corn also rose amid futures activity and open interest data.
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Chicago l—Grains
Board of Trade
Agriculture
Benson
US Pilot Joins Soviet Jet Ride At Moscow Airport
Gari Ketchem of Clifton New Jersey, a TWA relief pilot, became the first American to ride on the Soviet TW104 jet liner. Ketchem, 27, gained access after befriending pilot Boris Buguie v at Vnukova Airport, following Western reports about the real story plane.
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Moscow
Gari Ketchem
Clifton
Russia
Ketchem
TWA
London
Milk Spill Trucker Overturns Tank on Newburyport Turnpike
Danvers Massachusetts motorists mourned 3500 gallons of Maine milk spilled after a tank truck veered to avoid a car. The Boston bound vehicle driven by 48 year old Jesse Bolles overturned near the Newburyport turnpike.
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Danvers
Mass
Jesse Bolles
Maine
UN Curtails Activity of Truce Team in Korea
The U.N. Command ordered the four nation armistice commission to halt work in South Korea and pull back to the neutral zone, alleging North Korea uses the body to mask military buildup. Britain disclosed 16 nations reject Red China’s call for a Korea conference, citing no evidence of good faith. North Korea vowed to discharge 80,000 troops by August 31 and urged South Korea to do likewise. The commission includes Sweden, Switzerland, Czechoslovakia, and Poland, with the U.N. accusing North Korea of violations and Czech and Polish members aiding illegal Red activity.
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Panmuniom
Korea
U.N. Command
North Korea
Commission
Britain
U. N
Hich
United States
Red China
Hina
Pyongyang
South Korea
Armistice Supervisory Commission
Sweden
Switzerland
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Catholic Pastor at Great Bend Dies Suddenly
The Rt. Rev. Msgr. John J. Cody pastor of St. Rose Church in Great Bend died yesterday at age 58 after a heart attack. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Saturday. Cody, born in Ireland in 188... Survivors include Rev. Nicholas Cody of Wichita and multiple siblings in Ireland and England.
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Great Bend i
John J. Cody
St. Rose Roman Catholic Church
Cody
Ireland
America
Kansas
Nicholas Cody
Wichita
England
Carlow
California Primary Countdown in Democratic Race
In California a winner take all primary looms as Kefauver and Stevenson race for votes. Kefauver blames Florida loss on “Talmadge type” help while Stevenson calls him a sore loser. The holiday saw 101 traffic deaths nationwide, with mixed weather aiding travel as officials note declines from Florida’s results.
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Associated Press
Estes Kefauver
Florida
Adlai Stevenson
California
Stevenson
Kefauver
Talmadge
Kefauver- Stevenson
Presbyterians Call For Segregation Reform Nationwide
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the U S A adopted a report urging total elimination of racial segregation in the United States. The measure, approved at the close of the 168th annual meeting, targets employers homeowners and politicians.
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Philadelphia
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Sen Clements Wins in Surprise Democratic Primary
In Louisville Kentucky Senator Earle Clements led a surprising victory over Joe Bates in the Democratic primary. Clements praised pledges of support from rivals within the party and stated Democrats will carry harmony into the November general election. Governor Chandler offered encouragement amid the intra party contest.
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Louisville
Earle C. Clements
Senate
A. B. Chandler
Joe B. Bates
Bates
Chandler
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North A
James Wehkamp
Ingalls
Robert Montgomery
Bernard Teerter
Scott City
H. C. Bender
Plains
A. RB
North
Lawrence Barlow
Holcomb
Stewart
Henly
Ted Dye
Roy Frank
Copeland
Letherburys
Bill Brooks
Police Department
Brooks
Kansas State College
University of Kansas Medical Center
Jeanette Fry Parks
KSC
Colorado
Rose Hill
Mrs
Olivia d’Allemand
KC Hospital
Pope Pius
New York
Lindh Produce Co
Close I.et Chg
Admiral Aenea
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Allis
Tel&Tel
Atchison
Atlas Pdr
Beech Aire
Beth Steel Sby
Garden City Grain
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Salina Ltd
Ft. Worth
Y Ltd
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Stoke Gan
Us Trans Air
UN Pace Anne
Westy el
Woolworth Ve
Carnation
Ramona
Staley
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Sunkist
Great Bend
San Diego
Navnal Safety Council
District of Columbia
Ned H. Dearborn
Safety Council
Sen
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