Army reveals new missile tracking networks at White Sands
The Army Ordnance and Signal Corps unveiled two linked spy nets at White Sands Proving Ground to track guided missiles from launch to impact. Telescopic stations with 16 inch scopes and 35 mm cameras, plus a master radar chain, monitor flights and automatically trigger camera focus and detonation if a trajectory strays.
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Washington
White Sands Proving Ground
N M
Army
New Mexico
Army Ordnance and Signal Corps
Local Nazarene Assembly Attended by Kansas City Leaders
Rev Norman E Lowry and Rev C B Johnson with son Rev Jerald Johnson attended the 14th General Assembly of the Church of the Nazarene in Kansas City. A highlight was opening day communion for 12,000 in 12 minutes. Sunday school enrollment rose to 605,000 and a study shows Nazarenes gained 653.7 percent in membership since 1916. A new $1 600 000 Nazarene publishing house was approved for Kansas City near the headquarters.
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Norman E.lowry
Church of the Nazarene
C. B. Johnson
Jerald Johnson
Kansas City
Nazarene Church
New Business
The
Relocation Commission
Nazarene
Signs on truck bumper spark Dallas debate
Vehicle shows bumper slogans Ain't No Sin and Next of Kin amid a note about trained monkeys harvesting coconuts in Malaya. The odd combination prompts readers to consider humor and cultural references.
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Dallas
Texas
Malaya
Saturday Closings Seen In Sterling Retail District
Sterling merchants plan Saturday night closures due to weak late shopping. J C Penney Spotts and Woolworth will close. Wards and shambles remain open. Dealers cite declining weekend traffic and changing habits, with a referendum planned by Scottsbluff Chamber of Commerce and a meeting at Lincoln hotel next Tuesday.
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Sterling
Kenneth Watkins
Retail Merchants Committee
J. C. Penney
Spotts
Woolworth
Watkins
Scottsbluff Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Lincoln Hotel
Sidney Draw News Vacation Roundup Around Billings
Local notes recount numerous visits and family gatherings across Sidney and nearby areas. Mrs. Henry Haupt visits daughter and family in Sidney while relatives travel to Brownson Denver Venango Bridgeport and Billings for holidays and hospital stays. Multiple picnics and calls at homes of Owens Haupt Krueger Mohatt and Kurz mark Fourth of July observances and family ties.
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Henry Haupt
Fred Flohr
Dalton
Ronnie
Flohr
Dears
Sidney Hospital
Albin Olson
George Thompson
Brownson
H. van Aelstyn
Charles
Mark
Denver
Howard Kurz
Calvin
Phillip
Venango
Neb
Kurz
Kenneth
Landa
Frank Kurz
Dan Benzel
Billings
Montana
Eugene Kerns
Norman Kerns
Bridgeport
Ed van Aelstyn
Anna Baker
Dorothy van Aelstyn
Terry van Aelstyn
Liggett
Mercy Hospital
Elbern Leuhrs
Howard Reimers
LeRoy Schmitt
Stanley Krueger
Chas. Krueger
Bruce Juell
E. H
Effie Hatcher
Oscar Hatcher
Jim Mohatt
Walt Fehringer
Sont
Otis
Colo
Bill Armstrong
Jerry Fehringer
Ronnie Flohr
Jerry Haupt
Sidney
Linda Owens
Kathy Walker
Paul Hecker Jr
Carl Helwig
John Owens
Robert Kurz
John Meininger
Robert
Jackie
Karen
Cliff Bowen
Hugh Wilson
Calif
Paul Wilson
Paul Houser
Charles Krueger
Frank Kokes
Allen Lynch
Crook
J. W. Houser Shee Ay Eng . R
Wilbur Houser
Dale Talic
Ralph Armstrong
Betty
Glenn Rokes
Jim Ruley
Merle Brauer
Alpine
Ahlberg
Ahlbergs
Dora Simpson Dennis
Pleasant Simpson
J. K. Simpson
Police Court Notices of June 3 Cases and Fines
Harold Ard stop sign violation ten dollars plus costs. Dec Duran speeding twenty five dollars and costs. Robert Thorpe reckless driving fifty dollars and costs. James Culpepper speeding twenty five dollars and costs. Wilfred Duling intoxication and drunk thirty five dollars and costs. Spencer Cronk speeding twenty five dollars and costs. Frank Mich speeding twenty five dollars and Ron Peterson disturbance forfeited fifteen dollar bond. L L Rinehart disturbance twenty five dollars. George Jobman disturbance thirty five dollars. Stanley McNary disturbance forfeited fifteen dollar bond. George Fotinas speeding twenty five dollars. Clarence Pfeiffer speeding twenty five dollars. Rumaldo Salas drunk five days in jail. Jack Baker disturbance twenty five dollars and costs. Clinton Caper disturbance fifteen dollar bond forfeited. Fred Richie intoxication twenty five dollars and Guy Knepper intoxication fine suspended. John White intoxication forfeited twenty five dollar bond. Joe Hirsch intoxication forfeited. William Bentley intoxication forfeited twenty five dollar bond. Jesus Rodriguez intoxication twenty five dollars fine suspended. W S Stankard disturbance twenty five dollar fine suspended. Ramon Lilly speeding forfeited twenty five dollar bond. Elmer Van Nutter speeding twenty five dollars. Andrew Sanchez no driver's license five dollar fine suspended. Vincent Ely intoxication forfeited fifteen dollar bond. Lloyd Tilghman driving while under the influence of liquor one hundred dollars and costs and license suspended six months.
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Harold Ard
Dec Duran
Robert Thorpe
James Culpepper
Wilfred Duling
Spencer Cronk
Frank Mich
Ron Peterson
L. L. Rinehart
George Jobman
Stanley McNary
George Fotinas
Clarence Pfeiffer
Rumaldo Salas
Jack Baker
Clinton Caper
Fred Richie
Guy Knepper
John White
Joe Hirsch
William Bentley
Jesus Rodriguez
W. S. Stankard
Ramon Lilly
Andrew Sanchez
Vincent Ely
Lloyd Tilghman
Repair DOs and DON'Ts for Woodworking
Andrew C Long presents woodshop tips from AP News highlighting proper hammer sizes light screw pressure careful clamp use and nail orientation. It cautions on wood glue waterproofing water exposure filler shrinkage and avoiding damp lumber and finishing mistakes for furniture.
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Andrew. C. Long
Gas Revenue Totals for May and June 1955 State Fuels
Tax revenue reports show May 1955 gasoline receipts at 2,769,622 with June at 2,930,029. Combined motor fuels revenue for Jan 1 totals 14,866,358, plus 189,068 in special fuels and 203,064 in aircraft fuels. Refunds include 112,184 for agricultural uses and 14,847 for exports and losses.
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Clay Wright
Wright
Jenik Funeral Held at Sedgwick for Pioneer Resident
Frank Jenik, born May 3 1877 in Hanover Kansas, was buried beside earlier kin in Bohemian Cemetery south of Sunol after services at the Presbyterian Church in Sedgwick Colorado. He and Caroline Winkler wed in 1907 and farmed near Lodgepole and Sedgwick. survivors include wife three sons a daughter six grandchildren and two sisters.
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Presbyterian Church
Sedgwick
Colo
Frank Jenik
Bohemian Cemetery
Sunol
Austin
Julesburg
Lawrence Faiver
Mr. Jenik
Hanover
Kan
Joseph
Victoria Jenik
Caroline Winkler
Lodgepole
Francis
Eward
Clarence
Helen
Anton
Mary) Oliverius
Sophia Zalesky
Sidney
Jenik
LeVerne Schilling
Glenn Rokes
Clarence Houser
J. W. Houser
Harry Bartel
Henry Bartel
Near
Morrill
Ted Houser
NYC Elderly Population Grows Dramatically by 1920 Levels
New York City counts 53 000 residents over 85 years old now versus 3797 in 1920. Ceylonese Buddhist fishermen claim they never kill any creature not even insects, instead removing fish from the water.
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New York City
Ceylon
Fines Suspended In Cheyenne Assessment Actions
Three of five persons arraigned in Cheyenne court for refusal to list personal property for assessment pleaded guilty. County Judge C W Smith imposed the minimum fine of $50 and suspended the fines. those arraigned were Jim Pepper, Howard Fisher, and Wat Weyerts, who were ordered to complete personal property assessment forms.
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Cheyenne
C. W. Smith
Jim
Pepper
Howard Fisher
Wat Weyerts
Little Joe Found Safe After Oven Incident
In Lawrence Egness household a puppy named Little Joe nearly became a hot dog during a cake baking episode. The search continued until 2 a.m. before Mrs Egeness heard a whimper from the kitchen and opened the oven door. The puppy emerged unharmed.
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Chicago
Little Joe
Lawrence Egness
Government collects royalties from federal mineral land
The U S government earns roughly 54 million dollars annually in royalties from about 500 million dollars worth of minerals mined on federal lands.
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U. S
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