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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1955

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Lions club aids Community Chest during Education Week luncheon

At a regular luncheon the Lions Club collected donations for the Community Chest in observance of American Education Week. Speakers Andy Eliend Jacod ean and high school principal discussed enrollment trends. Hugh Morrison spoke on the new school psychologist. Guests include Helen Goodwin and Don Sooby, recipients of Lions scholarships to junior college.

Lions Club Community Chest Lions Andy Eliend Jaco Dean Hugh Morrison Helen Goodwin Ulysses Don Sooby Garden City

City-Wide Retreat and Prayer School Opens Friday

A community church hosts a city wide retreat and prayer school for all statuses on Friday. Registration at 9:00 a.m. with a 3:30 p.m. closing. Leaders are Mrs. Roberta Fletcher of Dallas and Grace Curry of Lincoln who have run prayer schools for eight years. Attendees bring sack lunches. coffee provided. Reservations with Lillie Faldtz at 1904 by noon Thursday.

Roberta Fletcher Dallas Tex Grace Curry Lincoln Neb Lillie Faldtz

Lovers Quarrel Ends In Murder and Self-Inflicted Death

Los Angeles police reported that William Tripp a about 60 a 20th Century Fox prop man and Rhoda MacIntosh 49 were killed after a quarrel. Detectives said Tripp used a 12 gauge pump gun to shoot Mrs Macintosh then took his own life. Friends say the couple argued often.

Los Angeles William Tripp Rhoda MacIntosh D. J. Johnson C. W. Nancy Tripp

Market closures and open grain exchanges on election day

The New York and American Stock Exchanges and several smaller markets stayed closed for election day, while banks were closed. Grain exchanges nationwide operated as usual, and trading continued at New York Wool as part of the remaining markets.

New York l New York American Stock Exchanges

Grain prices wobble as soybeans fall on Chicago Board

Grain futures weaken with soybeans leading declines and bean meal hitting a yearly low. Wheat and corn slip while oats and rye ease, and cattle and hog markets in Kansas City show slow demand with mixed price shifts across grades and weights.

Chicago Board of Trade Kansas City Livestock Kansas City USDA Garden City B. C. Christopher & Co Hutchinson Wichiita Omaha Enid Salina Mar Dee Kansas City i Shorts

Man’s Charge Dismissed After Deputy Wife Testimony

John Ernest Thompson, 27, faced a feloniously assaulting a deputy sheriff charge that was dismissed after the deputy, Miss Lawanda Deakin, 28, testified she forgave him. Deakin said they were married in Tijuana last week following a lovers quarrel.

Los Angeles John Ernest Thompson Lawanda Deakin Thompson Tijuana Mexico

Reds Throw Lavish Feed At Birthday Celebration

Washington reports the Soviet Embassy marked the 38th anniversary of the Bolshevik rise with a lavish reception. About a thousand guests attended a vast buffet as four bars stayed busy. Ambassadors Abba Eban and Ahmed Hussein attended with their wives amid tensions in their regions. No arms aid or incidents were noted.

Washington China Cuba Moscow Abba Eban Israel Ahmed Hussein Egypt

Prowler's Tale Emerges in Woodward Death Case

An alleged burglar named Paul Wirths recounted his night on William E. Woodward's Oyster Bay estate amid ongoing Woodward marriage shooting inquiries. Wirths described lurking near the house between 11 p.m. and 2 a.m., sneaking through a roof entrance, and fleeing after a shotgun blast that killed Woodward, while Ann Woodward’s prior account remains the focal point of investigators.

Mineola Nas William E. Woodward Paul W. Wirths Nassau County Ann Woodward Woodard Naise Wirths Long Island North Shore Woodward Oyster Bay Sonme

Deaths and Seneras George Wesley Richwine 88

George Wesley Richwine retired farmer died at his family home 1009 North Main aged 88 after years of ill health. He worked as a carpenter then in contracting with his father in Anderson Indiana before buying a farm near Holcomb and later moving to Garden City in 1944. Born November 3 1867 in Anderson he married Mary Georgia Ellis in 1856. Surviving: four sons Ellis Garden City Earl Colorado Springs Lyman Spencer Hugh Paris France. four daughters Mrs Otto Bruegel Garden City Mrs Edith Kincade Fresno Mrs Leo Wortman Mountain View Mo Mrs Burt Robertson Mountain View. 17 grandchildren 25 great grandchildren. a son Roland and his wife predeceased him. Funeral Thursday 2 30 from Phillips chapel Valley View cemetery.

George Wesley Richwine N. Main Mr. Richwine Anderson Ind Holcomb Garden City Mary Georgia Ellis Ellis Earl Colorado Springs Colo Lyman Spencer Idaho Hugh Paris France Otto Bruegel Edith Kincade Fresno Calif Leo S. Wortman Burt Robertson Mountain View Roland

Israel to Renew Plea for Arms in US Visit

Foreign Minister Moshe Sharett will travel to the United States this week to press renewed arms requests for Israel. The mission aims to secure military aid and bolster defense amid regional tensions and ongoing conflict considerations.

Israel Jerusalem Moshe Sharett United States

Elections Watched for Any Political Trends

The off year elections drew attention to a Kentucky governor race and Philadelphia mayoral race amid a generally quiet national scene. Ohio's referendum on layoffs for Ford and GM workers, and a Detroit area primary for a December House seat after Dingell’s death, highlighted key contests. Democratic Chandler seeks Kentucky governor amid a split party and Wetherby’s exit from the race.

Associated Press Kentucky Philadelphia Aoff Ohio Ford General Motors Michigan Detroit John D. Dingell Virginia New Jersey A. B. “Happy” Chandler Chandler Edwin R. Denney U.S Lawrence Wetherby

Hospital Admittances And Election Glimpses In Garden City

A mixed Garden City list shows names admitted to hospital including Ruth Jackson Christine Palmer Janet Peitz Basil Harold and others with ad mers at various streets. discharges include Nancy Odom and Mrs James Pruitt. Kentucky and Georgia voting age notes appear, plus Philadelphia mayoral race Dilworth versus Longstreth. Other cities’ mayors elected and nonpartisan races noted in the region. Police briefs report speeding fine for Lee Milton Schroeder and check charge for John Concha Bribiesca. minor car collision noted in N Sixth. County briefs cover sales tax delinquencies and illegal passing cases. deeds recorded for Garden City properties.

Ruth Jackson Holcomb Christine Palmer Chester Geld Janet Peitz North 8Th Gregory Austin Hackberry Basil Harold Joseph Jangula C Street Raymond Smith Seoti Merle Rintoul Joseph Matza St. John Herman Coerber Deerfield Nancy Odom James Pruitt Shirley Joseph Charles Wahl Conkling Milton Rogge Edwin Rohr Kentucky Georgia New York Ohio Pennsylvania Utah Wyoming Lee Milton Schroeder Chesterfield Parker Kyle Harrison Robert Liston Birdwell Big Bow John Concha Bribiesca E. Fulton Kenneth Norman Smith Gibson Gary Lee Rickman Stoeckley

Author Says GM Is Too Big

Senate hearing opens on GM size with author T. K. Quinn calling General Motors unwieldy large and a threat to many firms and American institutions. He proposes a maximum free enterprise bill to curb big corporations and possibly force breakups. Quinn, ex-vice president of General Electric, leads two small New York firms and has written books on giant business.

Washington T. K. Quinn General Motors Quinn Senate Antitrust and General Electric Corp T. K. Quinn Co Monitor Equipment Corp New York

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