News Briefs from Douglas Franklin Dairy Herd Assn meeting
Don Brown county agent attended a meeting of the Douglas Franklin Dairy Herd Improvement Assn at Baldwin. Charles Wells spoke at the high school on Russian students resistance to communism. Pfc Clarence Gretencord, 19, son of Mr and Mrs Anton Gretencord, recently participated with the 101st Airborne Division 327th Infantry in a Strategic Army Command alert at Ft Campbell Ky. He is a 1958 graduate of Richmond High School.
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Don Brown
Douglas Franklin Dairy Herd Improvement Assn
Baldwin
Charles Wells
High School Today
Clarence J. Gretencord
Anton G. Gretencord
RFD 1
Richmond
101St Airborne Division
327Th Infantry
Ft. Campbell
Richmond High School
Davis Hardware suit filed in Gard ner Walker Court
R B Davis doing business as Davis Hardware Garnett sues Mr and Mrs William A Ratliff RFC Princeton for 15 98 asking judgment for goods. New bids to be opened April 4 at 7 30 p m Wellsville on water department projects after engineers estimate. Ceramic tile for Hobbyists Christian 317 Hickory. Briles and Le Loup Schools teachers visit Herald office. 17 Briles and 12 Le Loup students toured plant.
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R. B. Davis
Davis Hardware, Garnett
Justice Court of
Gardner Walker
William A. Ratliff
RFC
Princeton
Water Department
Wellsville
Briles
le Loup
Herald Office
John Gere
Lee Hysom
Livestock Prices From Kansas City Market Report
AP news memo shows KC livestock prices with cattle 2,800 head calf to slaughter categories steady to mixed, utilities 15.00 to 16.50, hogs 3,500 head barrows and gilts steady to 25 higher, sows 25 lower, hog weights 190 to 600 pounds noted. Sheep with sparse offerings test trends, lambs 60 to 1.00, wooll lambs 19.00 to 21.00, ewes 4.50 to 6.00.
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Kanbas City
Gibson Divorce Trial Starts
John W. Gibson, plaintiff in a contested divorce filed in District Court here Dec. 3, was the only witness to testify in the morning session. A $30,000 alienation of affections suit against Edward M. Fredricks followed, alleging Fredricks’ summer 1939 relationship with Mrs. Gibson harmed their marriage and led to Mrs. Gibson leaving on December 2. Court records show no hearing date yet set.
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John W. Gibson
Joan M. Gibson
Gibson
Edward M. Fredricks
Fredricks
Mrs. Gibson
Dee
Admission and births listed for local residents
Admission entries include Mrs. Floyd Parkhurst at 718 N Main and Mrs. Marion Williams at RFD 4 on today’s date. Birth announcements note Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wright at 622 S Locust welcome a daughter. Dismissals list Rex DeWayne and Henry L Wilson of Richmond and additional names with addresses, including Carol Sue England and Alfred S Mei ers.
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Floyd Parkhurst
N. Main
Marion Williams
Marvin Wright
Rex DeWayne
Henry L. Wilson
Richmond
Orvillle Beaty
S. Cedar
Carol Sue England
RFD
Alfred S. Meiers
Quenemo
J. W. Roberts
S. Elm
Wellsville News: Local Attends Garnett Baptist Meeting
Wellsville residents report on community events including Garnett First Baptist gathering with Rev Lowell Dickinson and others. The meeting discussed building a cabin at Camp George Wise north of Tonganoxie. Robert Mignot, son of Emery and Mrs. Mignot, entered KU Medical Center and had arm surgery after a tractor truck crash last August. Other notes cover local sports injuries and social club meetings.
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Lowell Dickinson
George Ackroyd
Eldon Whiteaker
First Baptist Church
Garnett
Association
George Wise
Tonganoxie
Robert Mignot
Emery Mignot
University of Kansas Medical Center
Robert
Wellsville High School
Deaths of Harry L. Bishop and Clarence Keith
Harry L. Bishop 65 of Paola died after a heart attack in Paola hospital. Born July 29 1894 near Formosa he lived in Ottawa area 15 years. Survived by spouse Bertha Cook two sons a daughter nine grandchildren and siblings. Clarence Keith 90 of Colby died March 21 burial Beulah Cemetery near Colby. Survived by six children 14 grandchildren 51 great grandchildren two brothers.
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Harry L. Bishop
Paola
Formosa
Ottawa
Phoebe Berg
Bertha Cook
Harry Elston
Tremont
Keith Eric
Joel Fritzel
Rushville
Marshall
Superior
Neb
Maye Burns
Osburn
Idaho
Bunyan Funeral Home
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Highland Cemetery
Clarence Keith
Colby
Beulah
Villa Beal
Keith
Kansas
Elmer
Abbie Keith
Public Meeting Ban In Africa
Johannesburg Durban and Capetown bans on all public meetings by all races issued by South Africa's Nationalist government. Riots this week heighten tensions as authorities restrict assembly in major cities until June 30.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Durban
Capetown
Airman Dies In A Gun Accident At Pease AFB
At Pease Air Force Base New Hampshire a 20 mm tail gun on a B47 bomber discharged by accident during tests. Senior Master Sergeant Joseph G Pack 24 of Virginia was killed in the incident while testing the weapon.
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Pease Air Force Base
N.H
Joseph G. Pack
Co Va
Power Commission Chief Flares Over Remark in Rate Case
Washington AP The head of the Federal Power Commission testified that a gas firm representative made off the record contacts with him and other commissioners during a multimillion dollar rate case involving Midwestern Gas Transmission Co The chairman said the commission altered the rate of return near a deadline with a spokesman pressuring for a 7 percent return while staff had urged lower and the firm claimed misuse of inside information. The spokesperson for Tennessee Gas Transmission was not named by Kuykendall.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Commission
FPC
Jerome K. Kuykendall
House Commerce Committee
Midwestern Gas Transmission Co
Kuykendall
John D. Dingell
D-Mich
Midwestern
Kuykendale
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
Dingell
Thomas G. Corcoran
Tennessee Gas
Will Try Again To Reach Plane In West Virginia
Army search efforts resume today to locate a two engine Air Force C45 missing Tuesday in the Allegheny Mountains. The wreckage lies in a wooded ravine near Spruce Knob about 25 air miles southeast of Elkins at 4860 feet. Pilot Capt. George Barbour from Florence with three passengers is missing.
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Elkins
W. Va
West Virginia
Air Force
Allegheny Mountains
Spruce Knob
George Barbour
Florence
S. C
Barbour
Denver
Colo
Elizabeth Sp. Tucker
Richmond
Monroe L. Hatch
Sumter
Clarence Bomar
Raleigh
N. C
Kennedy must win early to avert defeat at convention
Former senator Knowland told the Long Beach Dinner Club Kennedy must secure the Democratic nomination within three convention ballots or face defeat. He said Kennedy could be unbeatable if he performs well in Wisconsin and West Virginia primaries.
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Long Beach
Calif
William F. Knowland
John F. Kennedy
Senate
Kennedy
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Violence Flares In Nyanga South Africa
In Nyanga near Cape Town violence escalates as Africans block roads, light fires, and resist white patrols. Police fire is avoided, while the government accuses agitators of coercing a work boycott after deaths and injuries earlier this week. A midnight alert sent patrols, and by daybreak authorities entered the settlement to find it quiet but tense.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Nyanga Negro
Cape Town
Nyanga
Schoeppel Speaks Up On Imports
Washington Senator Andrew F. Schoeppel voiced Senate concerns over rising meat imports. He cited a report: beef cattle on feed in 26 top states on Jan 1 were 9 percent higher than last year, reaching a record level, signaling trouble for cattlemen and agriculture nationwide.
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Washington
Andrew F. Schoeppel
R-Kas
Senate
Symington outlines four point peace progress plan
Senator Symington unveiled a four point peace and progress plan as he seeks the Democratic presidential nomination. He stressed negotiation with the Soviet Union from strength, a public investment push in education health and infrastructure, support for family farmers and a guaranteed equal rights program while promising to cut government waste to finance it.
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Washington
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
United States
Soviet Union
Symington
America
Eisenhower
Oregon
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Senate
Johnson
Castro Signals Pressure Over Guantanamo Base
Havana AP Fidel Castro's labor minister Augusto Martinez Sanchez declared the U S Naval base at Guantanamo in eastern Cuba a foreign business subject to Cuban laws. The remark marks the first official hint of pressure tactics the regime might use in a dispute over the base status.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
U.S
Guantanamo
Guba
Augusto Martinez Sanchez
House OK On Rights Bill in Senate Shadow
The House passed a five point civil rights bill, sending it to the Senate amid broad opposition. The measure includes a plan for court appointed referees to aid Negroes in fighting voting discrimination, with a final vote delayed by a Southern maneuver earlier in the week. The Berlin section discusses Allied rights and occupation in response to East West summit tensions and Soviet claims.
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Washington
House
Senate
Berlin
West Berlin
Germany
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Algernon Eagleson
In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas a petition to admit the will of Algernon Eagleson dated March 26 1956 and appoint Myra Tussing as executrix without bond is filed. Defenses must be filed by April 1 1960 at 10:00 a.m. in Ottawa Kansas. Attorneys Bowers & Bowers represent the petitioner.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Algernon 8
Eagleson
Eagleston
Myra Tussing
Ottawa
Bowers
Jackson County
Missouri
Kansas City
State of Missouri
Jackson
Forest Huff
Joseph Huff
Kittie Ida Adkins
Iola
Finance and Revenue
Alexander
James G. Queen
Charles E
Donald R. Capper
Notice of Co-Executors for Elizabeth E Brown
In Franklin County Probate Court Kansas Ellis B Barnhill and Agnes Barnhill of Lawrence were appointed co executors of Elizabeth E Brown deceased and letters testamentary issued March 7 1960 Creditors must file claims within nine months from first publication or be barred Attorney for Co Executors listed.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Elizabeth E. Brown
Ellis B. Barnhill
Agnes Barnhill
Lawrence
Milton P. Allen
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