Urge Increase In Fees For Hunting, Fishing Licenses
Kansas would boost hunting and fishing licenses under a Forestry, Fish and Game Commission plan to fund lake and waterfowl refuge work. A $3 hunting or fishing license and $5.50 for a combo license are proposed, replacing $2 and $4. The commission expects about $300,000 more annually, with projects at St Francis waterfowl refuge and Marais des Cygnes improvements, plus new lakes in Bourbon and Washington counties. The current budget is $863,024. next year’s draft is $928,120.
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Kansas
State
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Ross Beach
Hays
Beach
St. Francis
Marais Des Cygnes
Bourbon
Washington
George M. Docking
School For the
Hungarian Fans Welcome Returned Olympic Team in Budapest
In cold fog around Budapest railway station hundreds of sports enthusiasts greeted Hungary’s returning Olympic squad from Milan Belgrade aboard a special train. Minister György Màroshan praised nine gold medals while boxer Laszlo Papp received a hero’s welcome amid uncertainty over how many athletes actually returned.
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Budapest
Hungary
Milan
Belgrade
Austria
Gyvorgy Marosan
Laszlo Papp
Melbourne
London
Helsinki
Papp
Nepszabadsag
Australia
Former Enemies Now Are Partners
Philadelphia story of W. W. Keen Butcher and Herbert Nussbaumer, once majors in opposing forces in World War II, joining to form Seiler's meatpacking firm producing hot dogs liver wurst and bologna.
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Philadelphia
W. W. Keen Butcher
U.S
Herbert Nussbaumer
Germany
Afrika Corps
North Africa
Italy
Seiler
Nixon Leaves For Vienna
Vice President Nixon departs for Vienna to see on the spot the plight of Hungarian refugees fleeing communism into Austria. He is accompanied by Deputy Attorney General William Rogers and eight other government aides and plans to depart by a special Air Force plane this afternoon.
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Washington
Nixon
Vienna
Austria
William Rogers
Special Air Force
Parole Hearing Sought for Daniel Rose in Kansas
Daniel Rose, sentenced August 17 1955 from Franklin County for No Fund Check, will present his parole application to the Board of Penal Institutions at the next regular meeting in Lansing Kansas on February 5 1957. Petitioner Daniel Rose.
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Daniel Rose
Franklin County
Board of Penal Institutions
Lansing
Kansas
Local Youths and Births Feature Garnett Area News
News from the Greeley area reports tonsil surgeries for Daniel Feuerborn and Steven Miller at Garnett hospital. A Garnett birthplace announces Gary Michael born Nov 30 to Leo Sommer and wife, and Dec 12 to Raymond Giles and wife. Changes at Clover Farm Store include cashier replacement and Melvin Lickteig becoming bookkeeper at Greeley Co Op Elevator, with Bobby Katzer taking his Clover Farm clerk role. High school girls train as telephone operators at the local office, with Kay Blackmore, Dorothy Kay Dykes, Carole Anne Katzer, and Carole Hoke in courses. John Dassing learns of his sister Clara Moore’s death in Independence, Kansas. Betty Lou Minor starts work in the Garnett Register of Deeds office. Gus Wittry returns home from Garnett Hospital. First Baptist Missionary Christmas theme noted with Helen Salman and Amy Garner among attendees. Joe Dalsing of Independence visits Garnett to spend time with brother John Dalsing and family.
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Daniel Feuerborn
Martin Feuerborn
Steven Miller
Bob Miller
Garnett Hospital
Leo Sommer
Gary Michael
Raymond Giles
C. H. New
Gene Morgan
Clover Farm
Melvin Lickteig
Melvin
Greeley Co Op
Bobby Katzer
Fred Salman
Kansas
Kay Blackmore
Dorothy Kay Dykes
Carole Anne Katzer
Carole Ho
First Baptist Missionary Meeting
Garnett
Helen Salman
Amy Garner
Greeley
Joe Dalsing
Independence
Kas
John Dalsing
Christmas Card Dilemma Delayed by Stamp Shortage
Mrs Roy Henry mailed 60 Christmas cards without stamps and rushed to the post office. An employee advised bringing a complete list of names and addresses with stamps. In the busy season a postal worker sorted the cards and stamped them, restoring the holiday mail flow.
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Easton
Roy Henry
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