Wyandottes In Uprising In Kansas City Kansas
About 100 Kansans gathered to form a Kansas Wyandotte tribal roll amid claims the Oklahoma Wyandottes sold a buried burial ground and plan to profit. George D. Zane named temporary chief, alleges Kansas and Oklahoma Wyandottes seek official rolls and may pursue court action to settle the dispute.
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Kansas City
Kan I
Oklahoma
Kansas
United States
Dottes
Congress
Oklahoma Wyandottes
Kansas Wyandottes
George D. Zane
Lawrence Zane
Miami, Okla
Kansas Zane
Zane
Secretary of the Interior
Man dies in gas truck blast near Enterprise
Foy Ellis Smith perished after his semitrailer loaded with butane gas overturned in Enterprise. He reportedly warned a bystander not to attempt a rescue as the rig threatened to explode. Minutes later the truck blew up, burning Smith to death. Patrolman F. H. Brannon filed the report.
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Enterprise
Ala
Foy Ellis Smith
Smith
F. H. Brannon
Wheat price support set at two dollars in 1956
In 1956 the national price support for wheat is fixed at 2 dollars per bushel, underpinning farm incomes and market stability during the year. The policy establishes a floor ensuring farmers receive a minimum price for their crop in a volatile agricultural market.
Hall Returns To Office This Week
Governor Fred Hall plans to return to the state house desk Wednesday or Thursday after a long vacation in California. His executive secretary Dave Pansing says Hall is invited to campaign for the national GOP ticket and has told Washington headquarters he is ready to go. Pansing notes Hall has not yet received any invitation to campaign on the state level.
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Tupeka
Fred Hall
Statehouse
California
Dave Pansing
Hall
Washington
Pansing
More Typhoid Cases Linked to Camp Outbreak
Jefferson City officials report three additional typhoid cases tied to a Monark Springs church camp. The U S Public Health Service had identified six cases and one death among 500 attendees from 14 states. A Missouri woman at the camp is a carrier of the same rare typhoid strain and has agreed to prevent spread.
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Jefferson City
Monark Springs
U. S. Public Health Service
Missouri
E. A. Belden
State Health Division
Camp water supply pollution cited in sanitation concerns
The camp faced meal issues and polluted water from toilet facilities. Dr Belden stated the woman’s name would not be released as she cooperates in protecting the public.
Dessert glaze for nine inch chocolate cake
Mix a third cup orange juice with a couple of tablespoons sugar and pour over the hot nine inch chocolate cake. Serve as a pudding like dessert with whipped cream or whipped evaporated milk.
Walks Out On Critical Report At Alfalfa Co Meeting
Henry A. Hoffman, president of the National Alfalfa Dehydrating & Milling Co., walked out of a shareholders meeting in Lamar Colorado after a report criticized management. The session continued with 30 representatives voting to adjourn the incident. A C Gordon of Lamar became acting chairman. Directors named by preferred stockholders included R E Nye, Gus Wolfe, Carl M. Shinn, Cyril C. Slapnicka. Company spokesmen planned talks with Hoffman in Denver to smooth differences. The firm is headquartered in Lamar.
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Lamar
Colo
Henry A. Hoffman
National Alfalfa Dehydrating & Milling Co
Hoffman
Spring
A. C. Gordon
Wright J. Small
Kansas City
R. E. Nye
St. Louis
Gus Wolfe
Neodesha
Kan
Carl M. Shinn
Cyril C. Slapnicka
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Wolf
Denver
Kitchen Arithmetic for Stuffed Egg with Paprika
A simple filled egg recipe combines mashed yolk with mayonnaise vinegar mustard salt and pepper. Stuff into egg white then flute with fork tines and dust with paprika for serving.
Murder Charge Filed Today in Missouri Shooting
A first degree murder charge was to be filed today against Harold Ray Amer, 20, in the frog hunting death of Alfred Askins Jr., 23, near Warrensburg Missouri. Amer, who reportedly admitted the killing, was arrested in Kansas City after Askins' body was found.
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Warrensburg
Harold Ray Amer
Alfred Askins, Jr
Kansas City
Amer
Askins
Here
Lexington
Joseph Paul "Weber
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Milwaukee
Jayette County
Fire destroys 1750 homes in Japanese city center
A 30 mph typhoon wind fanned a blaze that wiped out most of the city center, leaving 47,000 residents homeless. In London, Lady Mayne has given birth to her ninth child, a girl, with Lord Moyne noting little surprise.
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Uozu
Japan
Tokyo
London
Mayne
Lord Moyne
Normal Plowing Depth Described as Six Inches
A note states that the standard plowing depth is about six inches. This guideline highlights typical furrow depth for tillage practices and soil management considerations.
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