UN Delays Red China Seat Again in 1956 Agenda
At United Nations General Assembly meeting, a U.S. motion to shelve the question of seating Red China was adopted 42 to 12 after Russia pushed for recognition. The decision delays the issue for another year as the 1956 agenda is set.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
China
Russia
V. M. Molotov
Assembly
U.S
New York
Lindh Produce Co
T&t
Abc
Cop - Atchison
Garden City
Chile
Jose Maza
Atlas Pdr
Avco Mfg
Molotov
Peiping
Lima
Beth Steel
Boeing Air - Soviet
Chrysler
Kansas City
Gen Motors
Chicago
Gulf Oil
Anthony
Nutting
Lodge
Britain
Indonesia
G& E
P&l
Burma
Czechoslovakia
Martin GL
Denmark
India
Norway
Poland
Sweden
Ukraine
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Mar
NY Central
Rye
Ohio
Penney, JC
Ww Pa RR
Phil Petator
Proct & GiSineeiyiin Ag
Hutchinson
Wich- Rca Eee
Ita
Omaha
Enid
Salina Reyn
Ft. Wortht
St Jos
Sears Roeb
Sinclair
Westy el
Woolworth
Este
World Assembly Debates China Rights in Geneva Spirit
Israel, Afghanistan, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Syria and Yemen abstained as Molotov urged a conciliatory tone. He said the Big Four Geneva conference created a more auspicious atmosphere and that the Assembly could further relax tensions by granting Red China its legitimate rights.
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Israel
Afghanistan
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Yemen
Molotov
Red China
Tuttle Creek Flood Control Project Pace Set for 1959
HIAWATHA Kansas. C Adams head of the Kansas City district office of the Corps of Engineers says completion of the Tuttle Creek flood control project will require many transactions with firms towns and individuals A resumption of work is under way with 7 million dollars provided by Congress for this year The dam north of Manhattan on the Blue River is estimated at 90 million dollars Adams says the dam would be closed in 1959 and start controlling flood waters if appropriations keep pace with a favorable construction schedule.
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Hiawatha
BE. C. Adams
Kansas City
Corps of Engineers
Tuttle Creek
Adams
Hiawatha Kiwanis Club
Congress
Manhattan
Blue River
Col. Adams
Princess Virginia Ira Fuer Stenberg Weds Prince Alfonso Hohenlohe Langeburg
In Venus Italy 15 year old Princess Virginia Ira Fuer Stenberg married Prince Alfonso Hohenlohe Langeburg 31 in a ceremony at the 16th Century St Sebastian church. Thousands of Venetians and tourists watched as the couple rode a gondola to a grand reception after vows.
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Venus
Italy
Virginia Ira Fuer- Stenberg
Alfonso Hohenlohe-Langeburg
Ialy
Bond Issue for New School Building Approved
BaldwinM A residents of Joint Common School District No. 92 approved a $200000 bond to acquire a site and construct a school building yesterday. The district includes parts of Douglas Franklin and Johnson counties.
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Baldwinm
Joint Common
Douglas
Franklin
Johnson Counties
Grains Mixed as September Futures End Trading Month
Grains mixed with soybeans showing brief strength on the board while most grains slipped as September futures expired. Cash bean meal tops $60 per ton for first time since April, wheat and corn mixed direction, oats and rye mostly down. Wichita livestock report notes cattle and calves steady to weak, vealers upper range, feeder cattle slow but steady.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Wichita Livestock
Wichita WA
USDA
Kansas City Livestock and Grain Markets Report
Kansas City livestock market shows calves and yearlings mixed with steadier to weaker demand. Slaughter cattle mostly steady to lower. hogs steady to strong with light weights higher. Sheep and lambs steady. grain complex features mixed prices with corn and soybeans near prior levels.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Colorado
Grandma Myrie Power wins 32000 on baseball knowledge
New York based Grandma Myrie Power from Buford Georgia, a 70 year old baseball fan and housekeeper, identified six players with 5000 plus career hits on The $64,000 Question. She correctly named Caphthon, Tris Speaker, Honus Wagner, Eddie Collins, Napoleon La Joie and Paul Waner, and faced the grand slam question next show. Patrick J Keough, 62, St Louis coke plant assistant plant manager, reached 2000 dollars and could return for 4000.
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New York
Myrie Power
Nixie
Hal March
CBS
Ty CoBb
Cap Htoon
Tris Speaker
Honus Wag
Ner
Eddie Collins
Napoleon Lajoie
Paul Waner
Buford
March
Mrs. Power
Patrick J. Keough
St.Louis
Keough
Great Lakes Carbon Corp
Seminar and pledges highlight local notes from Denver
Carl Wade of Garden City Kansas attended a regional Dura Clean Company seminar in Denver with Mrs Clara Wade. Two Garden City students Pat Higgins and DeAnn Hatcher pledged to Ed Sa club at Oklahoma College for Women. Burris Drilling reports cable tools for City No 1 gas well test delayed, still working on Sublette well list. If you took one eye movement each reading hour you would walk 33 miles.
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Carl Wade
Garden City
Kan
Denver
Duraclean Company
Deerfield
Illinois
Clara Wade
Seattle
Oakland
Kansas
Oklahoma College For Women
Pat Higgins
DeAnn Hatcher
Miss Higgins
M. M. Higgins
Kansas Ave
Miss Hatcher
Georgia L. Hatcher
North
Burris Drilling Company
Sublette
Draft Change Aims to Get Younger Men
Washington reports officials circulating a proposed draft regulation revision to target younger men as average draftees rise to about 23. The plan aims to favor younger draftees for longer ready reserve service, though no early action is expected.
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Washington
Selective Service
Local Garden City Hospital Admits and Discharges Noted
Admissions list includes Mrs. Lewis Donecker Dighton Robert VanWinkle Route 1 Peggy Mayfield Deerfield Mrs Donald Lear South Star Route and Mrs Wilbert Schwartz Alamata Discharges include Mrs Rolland Sharp Dighton Mrs Henry Bentrup Deerfield Stephen Hopkins 1406 East Chestnut Births at St Catherine Herman Hernandez 109 Taylor and Donald Lear South Star Route two 7 lb 3 oz and 6 lb 6 oz boys reported Accidents detail left hand signal and collision at Eighth Hazel with Linda Degenhart and Nancy Rickner charged for failure to give left hand turn County briefs note deeds to Conrad Gabriel Nellie Evans to James Seymour to Robert Stevenson Holmes First addition Police briefs include a $5 fine for improper left turn Building permits and fire damage at Park Inn 501 Chesterfield with bond posted.
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Lewis Donecker
Dighton
Robert VanWinkle
Peggy Mayfield
Deerfield
Donald Lear
South Star
Wilbert Schwartz
Alamata
Rolland Sharp
Henry Bentrup
Stephen Hopkins
East Chestnut
St. Catherine
Herman Hernandez
Taylor
South
Star Route
James Albert Neaville, Jr
Griffithville
Ark
Danny Calvin Seavey
Mulberry
N. Main
Eighth
Hazel
Linda Ann Degenhart
Walker
Nancy Rickner
Chesterfield
Rickner
Ralph H. Miller
Conrad Gabriel
Tietlebaumn
Garden City
Mary D. Kenton
Nellie E. Evans
James Seymour
Robert M. Stevenson
Holmes
Wallace Edward Wilson
Bamcroft
Ray Wilcox
Park Inn
E. Fulton
Missing Baby Robert Marcus Sought Across Three Counties
San Francisco officers widen the search for 3 day old Robert Marcus abducted from Mt. Zion Hospital. Lt. Donald Scott notes a possible sighting in San Jose while investigations span San Francisco and Marin counties. A blonde woman, seeking to heat milk for the infant, was reported at a San Jose home.
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San Francisco
Robert Marcus
Donald Scott
San Jose
Here
Santa Clara County
Marin County
Robert
Mt. Zion Hospital
Sanford Marcus
Henrietta Guerrera
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Kansas City Grain
Kansas City — Wheat
Grandma
Harry
Garnand Furniture
North Main
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