Grand Island Race Entries and Entries List
A fragmented Grand Island race entry page lists numerous entrants, horses, and riders across multiple races. Names such as No Boy, Saint Stallings, Armbrorne, Turner, Casey, and Munsell appear amid odds, purses, claiming details, and entry statuses, reflecting a busy day of trot and thoroughbred entries with varying eligibility and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guand
Ay Hines
Fuist
Paundonmor
Armstrong
G. Houghton
Nowland
Kerry
F. Turner
King
Loni
Umbrino
vAlslow
Nate
L. Kettele
Baty
Hogreort
le Turner
Tusa -Rakearode
Ss. Furtongs
Cintrol
Casey
Comilly Red Mine
Oro
Nebriake
Stallings
I. Rettele
Correa
B. Turner
Durga Wakter
Young
Sixth graders at Field School prepare development story
The Columbus City School in Action program features sixth graders from Field School presenting their egg incubation project. Mrs Brakenhoff’s class inspected one egg daily and taped observations for airing on Channel 2 at 12 05 pm 2 00 pm and 5 30 pm on Tuesday.
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Columbus City School
Channel 2
Sharon Brakenhoff
Genoa Seniors Plan Class Play Cheaper by the Dozen
Genoa High School seniors will stage Cheaper by the Dozen in the auditorium on Thursday and Friday at 7:30 pm. Cast includes Mr. Gilbreth directed by Jim Moseley, Mrs. Gilbreth, Kris Westring, and many siblings such as Anne Ramaekers, Frank Bosak, Ernestine Strong, and Joyce Pearson, with Pat Swantek as Joe Seales and Mark Christman as Mrs. Fitzgerald.
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Senda
Genoa High School
Mr. Gilbreth
Jim Moseley
Mrs. Gilbreth
Kris Westring
Anne
Connie Ramaekers
Frank
Tim Bosak
Ernestine
Sharon Strong
Ban
Bob Heft
Bill
Jack Rood
Fred
Terry Swanson
Martha
Margaret Cuddeford
Jackie
Steve Morard Lalian
Joyce Pearson
Pat Swantek
Joe Seales
Richard Kula
Larry
Jerry Ambarges
Dr. Burton
Bill Nigurek
Brill
Mark Christman
Mrs. Fitzgerald
Superintendent takes over Manatee County schools today
Florida Governor Kirk backed down from a clash with a federal court over desegregation and reinstated Superintendent Jick Davidson to run Manatee County schools. About 27 000 elementary students will attend desegregated schools Tuesday with many bused long distances, while Kirk seeks to appeal to the 8th Circuit.
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Bradenton
Fla
UPI
Jick Davidson
Manatee County
Torlay
Claude Kirkried
Manatee
Davidson
Kirk
New Orleans
Maddox sends more troopers into Ludowici
Gov. Lewell Maddox ordered additional state troopers into Ludowici after gunfire damaged the home of Methodist minister Raymond Cook early Sunday. He warned of martial law if order could not be restored and cited Long County as a danger point while noting highway billboards warning motorists led into town.
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Atlanta
UPL
Lewter Maddox
Fadowici
Towm
Mattox
Ladovvici
Lang County
Teng County
Long County
Ladowick
U.S
New York
Astern
Flora Madox
Georgia
Maddox
Ludowici
Fie
Civil Rights Commission slams Nixon over desegregation focus
The six member Civil Rights Commission led by Theodore Hesburgh criticizes President Nixon for deprioritizing de facto school segregation in the North. It cites northern schools’ racial imbalance from housing patterns and deliberate government actions, echoing Stennis's failed push for nationwide enforcement. The White House offered no immediate comment.
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Washington
Apt
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Nixon
North
Sixman Commission
Trev
Theodore M. Hesburgh
University of Notre Dame
John G. Stennis
D-Miss
Stennis
House-Senate
White House
Civil Rights Commission
Commission
Former newswoman buys area employment agency
Lucile Bunnell, formerly a reporter for Calamus Telegram and Norfolk Daily News, is taking over the Stalker Employment Agency in Grand Island on May 1 and renaming it Ace Employment. She is accompanied by her husband Wayne Bunnell and their 15 year old son Lennie.
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Alrion — Lucile Bunnell
Calamus Telegram
Norfolk Daily News
Grand Islad
Daily Independant
Stalker Employment Agency
Grand Island
Ace Employment
Bunnell
Wayne Bunnell
Lennie
Fishermen march on 10 Downing Street protest rivers policy
More than 2,500 fishermen staged a Sunday protest outside 10 Downing Street demanding action on Britain's rivers policy. Four MPs led the march, aiming to pressure the government on waters management.
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London
No. 10
Powning Street
Harold Wilson
Britain
Kinzer wins $100 science award at Nebraska City fair
Edward Kinzer son of Mr and Mrs Chaves Kinger placed ninth among 145 entrants at the Nebraska Science event in Nebraska City on April 1 receiving the Steimhardt Foundation Scholarship of $100. He earned two special citations from the U S Air Force and the Marine Technological Society. The top prize was a trip to the International Science Fair in Baltimore May 10 to 15 for ninth to twelfth graders.
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Edward Kinzer
Chaves Kinger
Nebraska City
Steimhardt Foundation
Eddie
U.S. Air Force
Marine Technological Society
Baltimore
Scolus
Joseph Stavas
Khi
Edward
Kathy
Scotus Dimior High
Scotus
Tigher
Becanee
PARDONED PIRATE Jean Lafilig sought by US historic records
The buccaneer Jean Lafilig, a notorious figure from Louisiana bayous, received a presidential pardon for his crimes. He aided General Andrew Jackson in the defense of New Orleans in 1815, marking a notable reversal of fortune in early American history.
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Jean Lafilig
Louisians Bayous
Andrew Jackson
New Orleans
Lincoln Fiddlers Hoedown Set For April
The Nebraska Old Time Fiddlers Association meets April 19 at the Havelock Fire Station Lincoln 6032 Mavelock Avenue. The event runs 10 am to 4 30 pm with a noon pollock linch, casseroles and finger foods. association provides table service and coffee. Musicians may perform three old time tunes. donations accepted to cover expenses. Special guests Violet Hensley and daughter, seen on The Beverly Hillbillies, promote Silver Dollar City folk festivals.
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Nebraska
Whittlin
Violet Hensley
Silver Dollar City
Tarnov group holds meeting
Tarnov group meets at the parish social hall with 24 members. They discussed purchasing five card tables and held games with prizes won by Mrs Al Chohon, Mary Paprocks, and Mrs Joe Paprocks. Refreshments were provided by the month’s committee. Next meeting set for May 5.
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Gena Raemakers
Hy United Press International Duck Mating Habits Noted
A terse note indicates the domestic drake exhibits polygamous mating tendencies, contrasting with typical avian monogamy patterns observed in other waterfowl. The brief mentions Hy United Press International as the source.
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United Press International
Evangelistic Services at Columbus Baptist Chapel Concerted Week
Evangelistic services run nightly at Columbus Baptist Chapel in the Opportunity Center with Rev. James Brooks from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary as evangelist. Services start 7 p.m. excluding Wednesday and Saturday at Norfolk Baptist Chapel. The event marks the chapel’s first anniversary, April 7 1969, with Pastor Rev. Bob Caffin. Brooks, a Shreveport Louisiana native and Louisiana College graduate, brings his wife and two children. The public is invited.
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Columbus Baptist Chapel
Opportunity Center
Sunt
Melvin Walters
James Brooks
Southwestern Baptist ‘Theological Seminary
Wort Worth
Columbus, Baptist Chapel
Southern Baptist Convention
Bob Caffin
Norfolk Baptist Chapel
Shreveport
Brooks
Louisiana College
Southwestern
Iome Missions
Southern Baptist Home
New Orleans
James
Jan
Man sets self ablaze in Adria Italy death reported
Ivenzo Nonnato an unemployed worker poured gasoline on his clothes Sunday and set himself on fire burning himself severely. He is the third person to die by self immolation in Italy this year, following a student in Trieste and another case.
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Adria
Italy
Ivenzo Nonnato
Notnato
Ialy
Trieste
Swigert Seeks Tax Extension After Spaceflight
John L. Swigert Jr forgot to file his income tax return and, upon remembering, sought an extension. A tax agent found an automatic 60 day extension for those outside the United States on April 5, and officials hoped the rule could apply to Swigert in space.
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Swigert
James A.lovell
Fred W. Haise
United States
Lovell
Swigeri
Internal Revenue Service
Washington
Unitedtates
Outer Space
Film on ghetto life shown at Presbyterian Guild
The Presbyterian Guild held its regular meeting to view a National Board of Missions film on Puerto Ricans in New York. Rev. and Mrs. George Vavra assisted, with guest editorial read by Mrs. Robert Boubin. Memorial Day dinner plans were made with hostesses Anna Craig and WJ Rider.
Elected Pole Two Win in School Board Race
Two write-in candidates Dale Lindburg and Harold Carlson defeated five gaHded rivals in last week’s school board election. Among 211 votes cast Lindburg received 93 and Carlson 89, edging the field with clear margins.
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Dale Lindburg
Harold Carlson
gaHded
Lindburg
Carlson
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Madriu
Mewlow Moire
Na Roy
Drewingier
Sevier
Hourthai Warchion
Suatines
Werre
Uva
Anerson
Allyance
Furlonga
Ecolfey
Mundesmaine
Anderson
Ben's Gills
Tare
Dubivine
Stonsel
Seattle
Havana
Jonen
Cintaip
Portnoys
Sliya Diewin — Armstrong
Tuvan
G. Bonehion
Wavalde Ton
Jon Cadiilnie
King Awirren Lantan
Waelwince
Kime
Bey
Barnes
Munsell
Moy
Genoa
Randy Soukup
Joe Stavas
Damian Zuerlein
Keith Novotny
Kathy Kinzer
Ken Schrad
Larry Pallas
Eugene Mikseh
Edward Kinner
Florida
Tooleys
Ony Buacaca
Sense
J. W. Burbach
FiniguaeChe
Marlon Shiib
Lars Arcole
Lincoln
Tarnov Group
Milton Roh
Schuyler
John Koziol
Frank Kush
Columbus
Selen Kush
Joe PF. Zaucha
Janey
Pat
Omaha
John Kociol
Tanily
Baptist Chapel
James Brocks
Oes
Aa Ble Ag
Buda Seng
Brodkey
Dee
First National
FDLE
13Th Street
First National Bank and Trust Company
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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