Quality Is Keynote Of Congress Work
Senator Mansfield outlined a steady, late summer pace to move major Kennedy proposals to the Senate floor. He warned the record will be judged by quality, not quantity, of legislation and listed youth employment, a wilderness bill, and a mass transit bill as priorities, with action planned before Easter and possible September adjournment.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
Congress
Mansfield
Senate
Kennedy
Montana
Garden City Livestock market report results and Kansas City cattle sales
Market activity strong with total receipts 3,901 cattle and 23 hogs. Steers sold 22.25 to 23.30 top, average 21.50 to 22.25, heifers 22.00 to 22.60, cows mostly 19.50 to 20.50, canners 11 to 12, utility 12 to 14.50, light calves 28.50 to 31.60, Holsteins up to 20.50, yearlings 24 to 26, and hogs around 13.30 to 13.50 for good butcher stock. Kansas City prices noted for cattle, calves, hogs, and feeders with typical weekly ranges and steady to higher trends.
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Garden City
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Steorg
Winton Hinkle Qualifies For National Tourney
Winton Hinkle son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Hinkle of 812 Center is one of two Emporia State Teachers College debaters to qualify for the 17th National Debate Tournament at West Point New York He and James Roth were chosen along with five other teams to represent District V at West Point The national meet runs April 24 through 27 and Emporia has qualified each of the last six years Hinkle is a junior at Emporia College.
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Winton Hinkle
Ralph Hinkle
812
Center
Emporia State Teachers College
West Point
N.Y
James Roth
Emporia
Hinkle
Deaths Mrs May Hopper 86 Garden City native
Mrs May M Hopper 86 of 411 North 6th died Sunday at Sabo Nursing Home Lakin after illness since 1957. Born June 2 1876 in Butler County near Goddard she moved to Garden City in 1885. Married Clyde E Hopper October 29 1902 he died March 9 1949. Survived by son Marvin Hopper half sister Mrs Waino Jukkola brother in law Warren Maltbie sister in law Mrs Martha Pyle and nieces and nephews. Funeral Tuesday at 2 30 p m Garland Chapel with Rev Paul Handa core Methodist Church officiating Burial Valley View.
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May M. Hopper
Sabo
Lakin
Hopper
Butler Co
Goddard
Garden City
Clyde E. Hopper
Marvin Hopper
6Th
Waino Jukkola
Aliquippa
Warren A. Maltbie
Martha Pyle
Hutchinson
J. M. Dunn
Garland Chapel
Paul Handa
The
Methodist Church
Valley View
Frank Holmes obituary from Garden City area
Frank Holmes 56 of 201 S 7th died Saturday evening at St Catherine Hospital after a long illness. Born in Finney County on Sept 3 1906 he lived there all his life and worked at Finnup Park for many years. He married Vivian Blocher on July 4 1934 in Garden City. Survivor details include his widow a daughter seven brothers and three sisters with many listed relatives. Funeral 2 pm Wednesday Phillips White Funeral Home officiated by Rev Ing ersol burial Valley View Cemetery.
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Frank Holmes
S. 7Th
St. Catherine Hospital
Finney County
Holmes
Finnup Park
Vivian E. Blocher
Garden City
James Holmes
Rt. 1
Johnny
Sublette
Charles
Dubois
Wyo
Orville
Pueblo
Colo
Robert
Globe
Ariz
Ronald
Denver
Norman
Derby
Garfield
Castle Rock
Merrill Dailey
N. 11Th
W. D. Preisser
Lamar
Lona Riggs
Deartrail
Phillips-White Funeral Home
Carl Ingersol
Valley View Cemetery
Clyde Cook Rites Held in Borger After Long Illness
Clyde Cook, in his late sixties and a former Garden City resident, died in Borger Texas on Saturday after a long illness. He worked for Railway Express here before moving to Winfield in 1939. Funeral services are set for 2 30 p m Tuesday in Borger.
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Clyde Cook
Garden City
Borger
Tex
Railway Express
Winfield
Mrs Eva B Sharer dies at 78 in Garden City
Eva B Sharer, 78, of 703 North 7th, died Sunday at her home. Born March 25, 1885, she moved from Noble County Indiana to Garden City in 1887. She married John C Sharer in 1911. he preceded her. Survived by three daughters and six grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at Presbyterian Church with burial in Valley View. Garland Funeral Home available for viewing Tuesday.
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Eva B. Sharer
Garden City
John E. Baker
Noble County
Ind
John C. Sharer
Sharer
Presbyterian ‘Chuch
P.E.C., Business and Professional Women’s Club
Finney County Historical Society
John i. Collins
N. Std
P. A. Roniger
Elmdale
R. H. Atkinson
Honolulu
Hawaii
Woam
J. Merion Kadyk
Valley View
Garland Funeral Home
Youngster Aims For Paydirt
Ann Arbor based Catherine OConnor a second grader at St Francis School seeks soil samples from all 50 states for a science project. She mailed requests to state chambers of commerce asking for a tablespoon of dirt. Her father Dr Gerald A OConnor arranged copies. Responses varied from Confederate money to gambling brochures. The project won best in class despite having soil from only 18 states and an explanation for the missing 37.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Catherine O'Connor
St. Francis School
Chambers of Commerce
Gerald A. O'Connor
St. Joseph Hospital
University of Michigan
Charlotte
N.C
Las Vegas
Minneapolis
Carlson to Receive First Annual Kansan of the Year
Senator Frank Carlson of Kansas received the first Kansan of the Year award at a Kansas State Society of Washington dinner and dance. Thurman Hill presented the plaque praising Carlson for more than 32 years of dedicated service to Kansas and the nation.
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Washington
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
Kansas State Society of Washington
Thurman Hill
Carlson
Kansas
Washington House Group To Begin Work On Tax Bill
In Washington the tax writers begin work on a draft version of a tax cut and revision bill. The Ways and Means Committee summoned Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon to its first closed session after six weeks of public hearings on Kennedy recommendations for a net 0.2 billion cut by 1965. Votes aren’t planned until after Easter recess. The big question is which revisions, if any, will be kept and how large an immediate cut will be.
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Washingon
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Kennedy
Congress
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Digest
Daily hospital notices list admissions at St. Catherine and Ingalls for multiple individuals across Saturday and Sunday including Alfred Brungardt Marilyn Wehkamp and Thomas Wehkamp. Dismissals include J C Smith Jacob Dechant Gale Ray Wood and Eugene Sonnenberg among others. legal notices cover several warranty deeds and transfers in Briar Hill and nearby additions.
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St. Catherine
Alfred Brungardt
Marilyn Wehkamp
Ingalls
Thomas Wehkamp
Martin Franco
C. M. Dearden
Scott City
Glenn Koehn
Ulysses
Ronald Kimsey
Maple
Jerry Brungardt
Wesley
Geral Pierce
Deerfield
John Christian
Davis
Thomas Lewis
Satanta
Jacob Dechant
Eminence Rt
Daniel Mastin
Hazel
Gale Ray Wood
Eugene Sonnenberg
Victor Hahn
St. John
Lora Wright
Donald. Davis
Gardendale
J. F. Trimpa
Sublette
Richard Pruehs
E. Edwards
John Throckmorton
N. Main
Marilyn
Tamara Hubbard
Garden City property transfers and local filings
Property transfers list lot and block changes in Garden City including Inge and Vinzant additions and transfers to How ard Smith. Other entries include Coberly to O Brate parcels and multiple citations for traffic and public safety offenses. A name change petition by Albert Merle Myers is noted alongside district fines for infractions. Accidents report two collisions on N Main and Main Fulton with minor and moderate damages.
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Inge
Vinzant
Berton A. Clark
Howard Smith
Harry W. Coberly
Cecil L. O'Brate
Ami
Margarette
Garden City
James David Cruse
Ricky Walter Hands
Eminence Rt
Cecil Wayne Fry
Denton Clyde
Jnruh
Copeland
John Crunity
Harold Dean Kraass
N, Ltd
Mitchell Jean Hruby
Pierceville
Albert Merle Myers
Erma Sheaks
Stephen D. Fansler
Wesley J. Moers
Billy W. Barber
Claude Reynolds
N. Main and
Fulton
Glen E. Hicks
Wichita
Ronald R. Herman
Main
Jimmy Lee Burns
Washington
Charles Eugene Nelson Jr
Resources for a $2 Trillion Economy by 2000
Washington AP The United States can sustain a $2 trillion economy by 2000 and grow further into the next century according to a five year study by Resources for the Future. The report foresees space and water challenges, urban and rural expansion, autos reaching 244 million, and a shift toward meat consumption, taller populations, and new energy uses including atomic power.
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Washington
United States
Resources For the Future, Inc
First aerial farming tests begin in 1921 in Ohio
The Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station conducted the first successful insect control from the air in 1921, marking a milestone in agricultural science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Garden City School Lunch Menus This Week
Weekly hot lunch menus for Garden City public schools list offerings from Tuesday through Friday. Tasks include YM pint milk, cheese meat loaf with sides, Wednesday chicken fried steak, green beans and desserts, Thursday slicey turkey and salad, and Friday pizza with vegetables and apple cobbler.
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Garden City
$50 000 Found Amid Debris
Nellie Corrigan a 75 year old bedraggled Bronx woman wandered her cluttered apartment asking for her sister Mary whose body a 72 year old woman Nellie found nearby Saturday night. Police and a priest found 50000 in cash and 11 bankbooks with deposits over 100000 in the unit. Nellie was taken to Bellevue Hospital to determine the fortune's source and sisters' background.
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New York
Nellie Corrigan
Bronx
Mary
Nellie
Bellevue Hospital
Kansas State students to tour counties in galls class
Gary Jarmer and 17 other Kansas State University students will take part in a Monday Tuesday field trip for a development and classification of galls class visiting Franklin and Brown counties. Forrest Glases of the Dodge City Social Security office will be at Garden City Courthouse basement tomorrow from 9 30 a m to 1 30 p m.
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Gary Jarmer
Garden City
David Cudney
Scon
Kansas State University
Franklin
Brown Counties
Forrest Glases
Dodge City
Taverns Open on Sunday in Springfield Missouri
Three Springfield taverns stayed open on Sunday selling only 3.2 beer, a practice Greene County had not seen for years. Operators reported a very busy day and noted other counties also allowing Sunday service as a test case moves toward the state Supreme Court.
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Springfield
Greene County
State Supreme Court
Don Burrell
Positive thinking and practical action for success
Garnand's discusses mental attitude as a key to happiness and success. It traces from Pollyanna optimism to modern positive thinking, urging a balanced view between optimism and pessimism, clarifying steps to assess situations, set goals, and work hard with confidence that efforts will pay off if God is willing.
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Satellite Communications Corporation
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Interior Department
Treasury Post Office
Mrs
May Hopper
Holcomb
Friend
Holcomb School
Garden City Garden Club
Chester Bowles
U.S
India
Connecticut
New Delhi
Truman
Bowles
John Kenneth Galbraith
Harvard
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Jacob K. Javits
Morton
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Javits
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hugh Scott
Rpa
Paul Reid
Jay Near
Hattie
Edna Egbert
Dighton
Julius Finke
Garden City Ave
Jenne Busenbark
Kevin Knoll
E. M. Foreman
Donald Buchanan
Duane Worf
Eminence
Clifton Hall
Virgil Hale
Cecil Jacobs
E. Santa Fe
John Ortiz
City
Legals
William L
Bill" Lewis
Oklahoma State University
Farming and Cardls Interests
Margaret
William L. Lowey
Hugoton
Bueford Roper
Art Williams
Dean Owen
Byron Mitchell
Roger Nobel
Kiowa
David Gish
C. C. Grage
Moscow
Liberal
Sublette Girls Glee Club
Burgess L. Stephenson
Lcon
Garnand
Grains of Land Funeral Home
Gornand
Bryant
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