Support for Suez Proposal Gains Backing
The Western Big Three canal users plan advances gained new support at the 18 nation Suez conference with Turkey and Portugal joining nine others in backing Dulles proposal for a users association. Ethiopia and Spain gave qualified support while Sweden urged UN action.
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London
Turkey
Portugal
U.S
Dulles
Egypt
Umli
Ethiopia
Spain
Sweden
United Nations
M. N. Birgi
Paulo Cunha
Bulganin
Soviet Union
India
Organize Ike Clubs Rise for Junior GOP Mobilization
Washington Republicans launch Junior Ike Clubs to mobilize teenagers for the GOP. Anticipated activities include voter registration support, distribution of campaign material, and babysitting for older party workers and voters. Mrs Bowden Ward of Kingwood West Virginia named director. she is former American Legion Auxiliary president.
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Washington
Steelworkers back Stevenson and Kefauver in LA convention
United Steelworkers endorsed Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver at the Los Angeles convention. About 2,500 delegates representing 1.2 million members adopted a unanimous resolution. President McDonald said unionists were 99 percent for the Democratic ticket as Stevenson spoke by telephone from Washington and criticized the administration over Taft-Hartley Act NLRB and minimum wage.
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Los Angeles
United Steelworkers
Adlai Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
David J. McDonald J
Stevenson
Washington
GOP
United Steelworkers Convention
Garden City Hospital Notices and Birth Announcements
Hospital admit tances list Mrs Cletus Richmeier Holcomb Mrs Jean Williams Scott City Mrs Victor Baier Holcomb Mrs Lee Brown Dighton Mrs Chelsea Valgamore Scott City Discharges include Mrs Gerald Hoyt 604 W Emerson Mrs Manuel Gutierrez Ingalls Inez Davidson Cimarron Roger Allen Schiffelbein 710 Ida Mrs A C Foreman 506 Taylor At St Catherine Mr and Mrs Cletus Richmeier Holcomb welcome a 2 lb 11 oz baby girl born at 1222 am yesterday Jean Williams Scott City has a baby girl born at 482 am weighing 7 lb 8 oz Victor Bayer Holcomb has a 7 lb 11 oz girl born at 1220 pm yesterday Police briefs Jack S Miller Scott City improper mufflers fine $5 Building permits Arthur E Higgins addition 19085 North Third cost $300 Bertha Near garage 101 Thompson cost $800 Garden City Production Credit Association 212 Miller 5 carport cost $1250 Dr J D Raynesford addition PP 1206 Pinecrest cost $600 County briefs Quitclaim deeds Lottie G Moore to E A Moore Lot 22 block 12 Jones addition Adam I Brungardt et al to J M Herrman Lot 10 block 1 Safford Pain Oi and Gas Leases Chester Scott Russell et al to Alfred D McKelvy NW of 22-22-31 and net of 22-22-31 Minnie Hamilton to Alfred D McKelvy net of 28-22-31 County Court Donald Hunt track overlength and improper registration $30 Estelle Kunza following too close $15
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Ingalls
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Holcomb
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Scott City
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Pinecrest
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Alfred D. McKelvy
Minnie Hamilton
Donald Hunt
Estelle Kunza
Stevenson Attacks GOP Truth Squads in Campaign
Adlai Stevenson returns to the campaign rostrum in Silver Spring Maryland to challenge the Republican truth squads. He accuses GOP speakers of distortions while Dwight D. Eisenhower urges Republicans to tell the truth and uphold the campaign. Stevenson also questions GOP labor claims as he addresses Steelworkers in Los Angeles.
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Clayton Fritchey
Stevenson
Silver Spring
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GOP
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Meat Packers Go on Strike in 36 Swift Plants
CHICAGO Twenty five thousand workers in 36 Swift and Co meat packing plants across 35 cities walked out over wages and a union shop. Pickets began on a around the clock schedule as negotiations broke off. Unions Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen and United Packinghouse Workers AFL CIO seek a substantial raise and a union shop. Swift says no immediate resumption of talks. Some plants Boise Idaho Jackson Miss and Moultrie Ga were not in negotiations.
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Swift & Co
Boise
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Miss
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United Packinghouse Workers
Afl-Cio
American airmen host golf trophy giveaway in Bentworth
U S airmen at the fighter bunker Bentworth stage a charity golf event on October 14 offering 19 trophies to amateur players. Free gin and whisky are provided from 7:30 a.m. until play ends as a token of thanks for local hospitality.
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Bentworth
England
W—U.s
Kefauver Says Stevenson Sees Nixon Issue Eye to Eye
MOORHEAD Minn Democratic vice presidential hopeful Estes Kefauver declared he and Adlai Stevenson see the Nixon matter the same way. He said he had not sought counsel on Nixon’s past campaign accusations about Democratic leaders loyalty, though he and Stevenson discussed campaign strategy before touring Montana.
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Stevenson
Kefauver
Two Bodies Identified In Grisly Farm Pyre Near Lafontaine
Kansas officials identified two of the three bodies found in a burning brush pile on the Toews farm east of Lafontaine as Harvey Toews 51 and his son Van 22 by dental work. A third body believed to be Mrs Tena Toews 46 remains tentatively identified. No fourth party is implicated. A coroner's inquest will follow after positive ID.
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Topeka
Will Johns
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Depew
Toews
Lafontaine
Advisory Board For Hospital Here
A lay advisory board for St. Catherine hospital was organized last night at Fatima Hall to improve relations and hospital care. Officers named: A. A. Hicks president Leigh G. Perry vice president and Mrs J E Dale secretary. The 15 member board includes the hospital auxiliary president and uses term by lot with three two and one year terms listed. Attending were Sister Mary Johanna Sister Mary Alfonsa and S J Wasinger. The board acts as council on hospital community relations and service effectiveness with no financial obligation or fundraising role. next meetings will gather background on hospital operations.
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St. Catherine Hospital
Fatima Hall
A. A. Hicks
Leigh G. Perry
J. E. Dale
Don Greenhouse
Hicks
Perry
Merle Myers
Deane Wiley
Lynn Russell
Paul Masoner
Bob Schreiber
Bob Shelton
Dale Saffels
Vern Lewis
Dale Stuart Awbrey
Bob Wells
Hubert Piland
Mary Johanna
Mary Alfonsa
S. J. Wasinger
Deadline for Farmers Gasoline Tax Refunds Oct 1
Farmers must file by October 1 1956 to claim federal excise tax refunds on gasoline used for farming. Gus F Koehler director of internal revenue urged all eligible farmers to file, noting a two cent refund per gallon for gas bought after 1955 and used in early 1956. Farm 2240 filing form available from county agents or any IRS office.
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Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Office
Oklahoma Polio Vaccine Seen Reducing Paralysis
Oklahoma health officials released results on the Salk polio vaccine program. Dr Grady Mathews said the majority of inoculated children were not paralysed and five of eight affected had only one shot. He noted the vaccine has been valuable in reducing paralytic polio in the state.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Grady Mathews
Mathews
Local Market Update From Kansas City and Chicago Prices
Market notes show mixed grain and livestock quotes from Kansas City and Chicago. Highlights include wheat receipts in multiple locations, soybeans near 239 percent, eggs and corn quotes, and cattle hog and sheep trades with varied steady to lower shifts.
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Lindh Produce Co
Goffe
Carkener, Inc
Kansas City
Chicago
Garden City
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Grains Drift Lower on Slow Trading on Board of Trade
Small losses marked the slow trading on the Chicago Board of Trade as buyers stayed away. Wheat fell 1 to 1 1/2 cents to about 2.28 1/2 per bushel for December, corn down roughly 3 to 4 cents near 1.37 1/4, oats off about 9 to 9 1/4 cents, rye down 2 to 3 1/4 cents, and soybeans about 1 to 1 1/2 cents lower near 2.34. Trading was the slowest in weeks with open interest in wheat futures around 115.9 million bushels.
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Chicago
Board of Trade Toay
Liberal to Vote on $110000 Armory Bonds
Liberal residents will vote November 8 on a $110000 National Guard armory bond issue. The state would provide $50000 for construction and maintenance of the building to be built at the municipal airport. Battery B of the 161st Armored Field Artillery Battalion now uses a city-owned airport building formerly part of a WWII bomber training base.
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Liberal
National Guard
Liberal Guard
161St Armored Field Artillery Battalion
Extend Time For Grazing Under Acreage Reserve
Farmers with grazing land under the 1956 acreage reserve program may extend grazing until December 31, an extension from September 30. Ernie Proudfit of the ASC office notes only the farmer may graze their own cattle on the land and no leasing to other farmers is allowed.
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Ernie Proudfit
ASC
Night Classes Organized With KU Extension Center
A general enrollment meeting is set at the junior college next Wednesday at 7 30 p m for those interested in fall night classes. Courses include typing shorthand bookkeeping basic welding and ceramics with 12 sessions for most offerings and 10 for welding. Fees are 10 for commercial courses 12 for ceramics and welding fees to be set after enrollment. Contact 5431 or visit KU Center 201 N Main for details.
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Garden City High School
Junior College
University of Kansas Extension Center
K U
Main
Visit Mamie's Birthplace in Boone Iowa
President Eisenhower and Mamie visit Boone Iowa a town of 12 000 for a overnight stay before the National Field Days near Newton. He will speak and attend as honorary chairman on the trip while driving through the state on the Republican campaign trail.
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West Point
Boone’s
Mamie Hisensehower
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