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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1957

Page

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Drive It or Park It Hoffa Tells Senate

James R. Hoffa faced the Senate committee as he urged acceptance of money loans from racketeering probes and tied public investigations into his labor career to early recall fights. The Teamsters leader, linked to Johnny Dio and George Fitzgerald, seeks public backing while officials press toward mid-October convention activity.

Washington James R.J Hoffa Senate New New York Johnny Dio Teamsters George Fitzgereld McClellan/ Hoffa Midwest Giant D-Ark Teamsters Union Hat Hoffa Dave Beck Teamsters Press Dent Miami Fitzgerald Hoff Robert F. Kennedy Detroit Kennedy McClellan Chicago Afl-Cio Contes

Truman warns governors on enforcing federal law amid nullifiers

In Kansas City Truman insisted the president must enforce U S laws, calling treason to resist federal orders. He warned Southern nullifiers could face dire consequences and tied the issue to ongoing segregation disputes in Arkansas. The former president spoke before heading to New York.

Kansas City Andrew Jack Truman South Carolina Supreme Court Harry S. Truman United States Carolina Arkansas New York Clifton Danialist

Pawtucket teachers strike ruled illegal by judge

Pawtucket Superior Court judge declared the 400 teachers strike illegal and ordered a temporary restraining order. Judge Frost said teachers are government employees with no right to strike against public safety, citing Coolidge on the Boston police strike. The walkout disrupts 10,000 pupils.

Pawtucket Superior Court G. Frederick Frost Frost Jetty School Committee Calvin Coolidge Massachusetts Bostion

Teachers Hold First Meeting in Garden City

The Garden City teachers organized their first meeting last night. Officers include Roscoe Waldorf president Paul Reid vice president and Marguerite Roth secretary treasurer. Committee chairs cover program social welfare and education among others. A science program and potential science fair were discussed for grades four through junior college. A Sept 25 report will be given by Waldorf after attending the National Education Association convention in Philadelphia. No meeting today in Santa Fe. Negotiations between Santa Fe Railway and 15 non operating unions continued with separate talks pursuing a resolution.

Garden City Roscoe Waldorf Execu ‘Tive Waldorf Paul Reid Marguerite Roth Claudine Lindner Eugene Osborne Edith Carter Eula van Hook Eugene Hisenbise Waldart National Education Assn Philadelphia Santa Fé Chicago Francis O’neill Jarghairman National (Railway) Mediation Board Santa Fe Railway

Adenauer Campaign Unorthodox Train Tour Heads North

Chancellor Adenauer campaigns for the national election aboard a train stopping only at key cities. He opens with an attack on communism as his campaign train whips through many towns, delivering long speeches to a targeted audience.

Germany Konrad ‘Adenauer Ters Santa Fe U.cu Eadly U. S NATO Rradio United States

Stocks Mixed as Copper Leads and Steels Dip

The New York market showed mixed prices with copper advancing on smelter support and London copper strength, while steels motors and oil lagged. Kennecott gained around 30 points, Anaconda up over a point, and American Smelting about a point. Kansas City cash wheat and grains moved with small changes as livestock markets echoed varied tones.

New York London Metal Exchange Kennecott Ana Kansas City USDA Gilta

Port Worker Remains Employed After Board Ruling

The State Civil Service Board sustained the dismissal of two Elwood port of entry inspectors, Hugh Cordonnier and Harvey Maxson, and ordered reinstatement of a third, Harry Dowler. All three had 18 years of service. Cordonnier and Maxson were found guilty of sleeping on the job and being late, while Dowler faced no sustained charges. The board noted Dowler had been late only twice in 18 years. In Washington, measures to expand the port amid soybean market activity were discussed, with the agriculture department vigilant on the 282 dollar surplus issue from a pop machine ailment. The year’s soybean crop was forecast to be large, with potential market impacts.

Topeka Elwood State Civil Service Board Hugh Cordonnier Harvey Maxson Harry Dowler Maxdon Dowler Cordonnier Washington Japan Hut Aecord

Churchill Paintings to Tour U S and Canada

About 30 paintings by Winston Churchill will be exhibited in six to eight cities across the United States and Canada during the winter. Joyce C. Hall, a Kansas City greeting card maker, announced the plan after receiving a confirming cable from Churchill.

Kansas City Winston Churchill United States Canada Joyce C. Hall Churchill

Wheat futures ease amid liquidation and firm weather cues

Grain futures in Chicago ranged from easy to steady with most prices near previous close. Wheat fell as much as a cent on selling by discouraged traders amid favorable crop weather. export activity included Formosa buying 350,000 bushels of U S hard wheat for September and Poland purchasing 350,000 bushels for October plus two soybean cargoes for November.

Chicago Formosa U.S Poland

Hutchinson hosts county 4-H entries for state fair

County extension agents Kathryn Sughrue and Danny Trayer take Finney county 4-H entries to the state fair opening there tomorrow. Assistant agent Bob Lynch travels to Hutchinson and returns Monday. Verl Dick joins Mullin Furniture after leaving Laughlin Electric. High school boys quarter chosen Ray Salyer Bobby Gish Vic Weaver Marlon Jones. Gilbert Joseph McIntire posted $200 bond after arrest for DWI and no license.

Kathryn Sughrue Danny Trayer Hutchinson Finney County Bob Lynch Ray Salyer Bobby Gish Vic Weaver Marlon Jones

Beck Proclaims Innocence in Tax Fraud Case

Tacoma district hearing sees Dave Beck deny a $164,000 income tax defrauding charge. The Teamsters Union leader submitted a formal plea before Federal Judge George Boldt, expressing hope jurors will believe in his innocence.

Tacoma Wash Dave Beck Teamstars George Boldt

Jones Gains Eisenhower Backing for TVA Board Seat

Federal grand jury indicts Jones on seven counts relating to income 1951 53. Jones attends Teamsters convention in Miami while four associates including son Dave Jr and two officials plea to conspiring with Beck. Case says Jones is highly qualified for government fiscal posts and may take interim TVA board role. Lloyd sees chance of Soviet disarmament agreement despite UN subcommittee breakdown at Interparliamentary Union conference.

Beck Dave Jr Teamster Fred Verseheuren Sr Teamsters Union Norman J. Gessert Beck Sr Teamsters’ International Miami Case Jones Budget Bureau Kansas State College London Selwyn Lloyd Soviet Union U.N Interparliamentary‘Union Lloyd

Deaths and mncrrats Mrs W F Hobson in Chetopa accident

Mrs W F Hobson an 86 year old woman from Chetopa Kansas was killed after stepping into the path of a car while walking to a grocery store about 530 pm. Rev J Bolton and Mrs Bolton learned of the death and planned to travel to Chetopa for the funeral arrangements. Her granddaughter is among those traveling to attend. News from Gloucester shows Labour held the seat by 8374 votes in a by election, a surprise to the Conservatives who were within 748 votes of winning in 1955.

W. F. Hobson Chetopa Kas Wugene Deaver Parkwood Bolton Hobson Labor Party Gloucester England House of Commons Conservative

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