Livestock and market notes from Garden City and Kansas City
Garden City market reports receipts of 5,872 cattle and 371 hogs with varied prices for steers and heifers across grades and weights. Cow market steady. canners and cutters 11 to 13, utility and commercials 14 to 15.50. Holsteins up to 20.50, yearling steers 25 to 26.50, calves 25 to 28.25, bulls 16.5 to 17.0. Kansas City hogs steady to 25 lower, sows steady. lambs 18.50 to 19.75, feeder lambs 14 to 16.00.
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Garden City
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Arrests mark Birmingham prayer march violence
In Birmingham 29 Negroes were arrested as police halted a prayer march led by Rev. A D King, brother of Martin Luther King Jr. Demonstrations continued as police used dogs and officers to disperse crowds amid desegregation protests and a riot near a police dog incident.
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Birmingham
Ala
A. D. King
Integration
Martin Luther King Jr
al Hibbler
Vicence
Eugene Bull Conner
King
Albert Boutwell
Connor
George Wall
John T. Porter
Walt
Four Cars In Accident Damages Exceed $1,000
A four vehicle collision in the 200 block of North Main around midnight caused extensive damage to two moving cars and to a parked car. A station wagon backed from Bancroft was struck by Walter Larry Davis of 513 North Street. The impact shoved the Underwood vehicle into parked cars owned by Abe Renick of Spencer and Mathias Lichter of Seoti, with the Lichter car hitting a parking meter post. Davis sustained a bruised nose and Underwood a possible chest injury.
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N. Main
Bancroft
Walter Larry
Davis
N. Std
Underwood
Abe J. Renick
Spencer
Mathias N. Lichter
Seoti
Lichter
Renick
Kansas
Dewey Safter Garton
Chestnut
Ervin Johnson Henderson
Stevens Ave
Garden
City Ave
Floyd William Roberson Jr
York
Walter J. Witman
Taylor and Jones
Elmer Adolph Richmeier
Rt. 1
Clement Miles Shirk
Friend
Derby Front Runners Still Set for May 4 Kentucky Derby
Never Bend and Candy Spots remain the top Derby contenders as activity heats up at Keeneland and Churchill Downs. Never Bend, 1962's champion two-year-old, trains at Keeneland and may race in the Furlong Woterunner Purse April 19 or Stepping Stone Purse April 26, while Candy Spots heads to Louisville after strong showings in Santa Anita and the Florida Derby.
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Associated Press
Churchill Downs
Louisville
Calumet
Citation
Coaltown
Harry F. Guggenheim
Hialeah
Keeneland
Lexington
Woody Stephens
Res C. Ellsworth
Candy Spots
Miami
California
Gulfstream Park
Bend
Meshach Tenney
Cleveland Strike Ends After 130 Day Pickets
In Cleveland, more than a million readers regained access as the 130 day union strike ends. 2,300 workers idled, $6 million in wages lost and a $20 to $30 million hit to the local economy were tallied. Teamsters Local 473 led the walkout across five unions at one point before painters signed new contracts Friday.
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Cleveland
Ohio
The
Plain Dealer
Press
Scripps-Howard Press News
Teamsters Local 473
Peinters
Deaths in Satanta and Garden City area
George Francis Thompson 52 of Satanta died unexpectedly Saturday at St. Catherine Hospital Garden City. An electrician at Cities Service helium plant Ulysses he lived in Satanta six months after moving from Tucson. Born February 4 1911 in Waterbury Nebraska he was Catholic and a Knights of Columbus member. Survived by widow Adeline daughter Sister Dolorita of Fort Smith Arkansas three brothers and five sisters. Funeral at Creighton Philips White Funeral Home Garden City in charge. Also Mrs George Longley 81 mother of Garden City resident died in Seymour Texas. Funeral Tuesday afternoon in Seymour.
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Satanta
George Francis Thompson
St. Catherine Hospital
Garden City
Ulysses
Tucson
Ariz
Waterbury
Neb
Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
Adeline
Dolorita
Fort Smith, Ark
Mike
Him
Creighton
John
North Platte
Pearl Thompson
Fremont
George Longley
Seymour
Tex
A. J. Longley
E. Kansas
Southwest Kan- Sag
Brutal killing probe targets motive and suspect in Reno
Police seek motive and killer in the dismemberment murder of Scottish skier Sonja McCaskie, 24, found in her Reno duplex. Chief Briscoe called it the worst case, noting torture suspected. Fifty questioned, five cleared. ex-husband Jeffrey Schmidt submitted to a polygraph.
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Reno
Nev
Sonja McCaskie
Great Britain
Elmer A. Briscoe
Chamber session on retail promotion at Warren Hotel
The Telegram notes retailer members of the Chamber of Commerce are invited to a 9 30 tomorrow morning session in the basement of the Warren Hotel. The meeting was called to discuss retail promotion.
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Chamber of Commerce
Warren Hotel
Thefts Reported to Police Across Town
Several thefts were reported to the police department. Million Motors noted missing oil pressure gauge ammeter and temperature gauge from a vehicle on its lot. A child’s slide was taken from a yard. A pistol was stolen from a car.
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Million Motors
Heinemann
William C. Renick
N. Main
Hig
Clifford W. Carr
Johnson
Annual Fort Hays Relays Are Wednesday
About 150 high schools from Western and Central Kansas are invited to the 28th Fort Hays Relays on Wednesday for Class A and B competition. The midweek move is expected to reduce entries from last year’s 71 schools and roughly 700 athletes, with defending champions Wa Keengy in A and Paleo in B likely to return. Hays High and Russell return after a year away, shifting from Class AA to Class A.
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Hays High
Russell
Bribiesca Completes Signal Course at Fort Gordon
Army Pvt. Louis M. Bribiesca age 20 son of Mr and Mrs Vicente C Bribiesca 2018S 4th recently completed a 15 week radio teletype operation course at the Southeastern Signal School Fort Gordon Ga Bribiesca entered the Army last duty and received basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Mo
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Army
Louis M. Bribiesca
Vicente C. Bribiesca
Southeastern Signal School
Fort Gordon
Bribiesca
Fort. Leonard Wood
Granz Completes Advanced Training At Fort Polk
Army Pvt. Jimmy D. Grenz 18 son of Mr and Mrs Alex Grenz of 802 Summit completed eight weeks of advanced infantry training at the U S Army Training Center Fort Polk La early in March. Grenz was last stationed at Fort Leonard Wood Mo He attended Garden City High School.
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Army
Jimmy D. Grenz
Alex Grenz
Summit
U.S. Army Training Center
Fort Polk
Grenz
Fort Leonard Wood
Garden City High School
Hernandez Completes Four Week Combat Course at Pendleton
Marina private Steven A Hernandez son of Mr and Mrs Valentine Hernandez 203 S 5th recently finished four weeks of individual combat training with the Second Infantry Training Regiment at Camp Pendleton Calif The program offers new Marines field experience under combat conditions with live firing field trips and classroom lectures Under instructors they learn to operate in small units such as a four man fire team and a 14 man squad.
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Marina
Steven A. Hernandez
Valentine Hernandez
S. 5Th
Second Infantry Training Regiment
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Pete Garcia Serves Aboard USS Springfield
Pete N. Garcia boilerman second class United States Navy son of Mrs Petra Garcia Eminence Rt. is serving aboard the guided missile cruiser USS Springfield which has returned to her homeport of Villefranche SurMer after a 36 day cruise The Springfield flagship of Commander Sixth Fleet visited ports including Gibraltar Casablanca Lisbon Valencia and Rota Spain.
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Pete N. Garcia
United States Navy
Petra Garcia
Springfield
Villefranche
SurMer
Sixth Fleet
Gibraltar
Casablanca
Lisbon
Valencia
Rota
Spain
John Brown Trains At Camp Fuji Japan
Marine Private Jon V. Brown son of Mrs Dorothy Kelley of 712 Bancroft is serving with the Second Battalion Third Marine Regiment Third Marine Division undergoing seven weeks training at Camp Fuji Japan The warning program began with an amphibious landing which included live firing small arms training and company and battalion level training problems Home based at Okinawa the Third Marine Division is the meat of the Seventh Fleet in the War East.
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Jon V. Brown
Dorothy Kelley
Bancroft
Third Marine Regiment
Third Marine Division
Camp Fuji
Jpana
Okinawa
Seventh Fleet
Roast Afire Damages House in Santa Fe Run
Virentan answered an alarm at S46 pum Saturday. Fire trucks rushed to a house at 510 BR Santa Fe occupied by Arthur W. Williams. A roast in an oven was afire. the stove was damaged slightly and smoke caused some damage to the home.
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Virentan
BR. Santa Fe
Arthur W. Williams
Hospital admissions and births at St Catherine and Leopold
Hospital admissions list Saturday and Sunday at St Catherine including Hugh Hill Star Melva Jean Tunis George Sprague Maud Cole Alan LaShier James Queen and others. Dismissals include John Christian Victoria Katz Ronald Kimsey and several others. A birth is reported at St Catherine a daughter to Mr and Mrs Charles Tincher born April 7 at 7 58 a m weighing 7 pounds 12 ounces.
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St. Catherine
Hugh Hill
Melva
Jean Tunis
Satanta
George Sprague
Scott City
Maud Cole
Alan FP. LaShier
Gibson
James A. Queen
Everett Stutzman
Alys
Samuel Gropp
Lakin
Michael Allen
John Roper
James C. Standley
Charles Tincher
N. Main
Clifton Hall
John Christian
Jones Ave
Kenneth Blough
Victoria Katz
Holcomb
Ronald Kimsey
Maple
Alvin Cleere
Chesterfield
Alan F. LaShier
C. M. Dearden
Ray Staab
Clifton Hull
Louetta Reid
Deerfield
Robert Katz
Larry V. Jasper
Shields
Harold Hartley
Ruben Knight
Pearl
James W. Gower
Donald Edmonds
John Jameson
E. Laurel
Debra Johnson
Russell Meyer
Hackberry
Leopold
C. I. Huff
Charles ‘Tincher
Civil suits and public notices dominate Garden City records
District actions list quiet title suits against J C Hopper and George R Peck. Judgment in favor of National Life and Accident Insurance against I F Albers. Divorces granted for Thomas, Yardley, and Shibbelhut. Abatements for insufficient funds and no account checks. Multiple fines for speeding, no license, and vehicle issues. Bonds posted for Willie Underwood. Disorderly conduct and intoxication cases listed for Garden Bank Jerry Blea Duran properties.
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Oral Williams
J. C. Hopper
Jay Nate Austin
George R. Peck
National Life and Accident Insurance Company, Inc
I. F. Albers
Carrol D. Thomas
Mary Francis Thomas
Rosa Yardley
Garold
Wilma M. Ford
Delfina Rodriguez
Russel E. Farnaworth
Don Elroy McDowell
Kansas
Luther Elmer Singleton
Helen R. Sparks
Frank
Billy Don Phytheon
Willie Ray
Aerwood
Bancroft
Laurence
Peterson
Et al
Garden Bank
Jerry Blea Duran
N. Main, Building Corp., Inc
Disturbances and parking fines listed in Garden City notice
The page records multiple local infractions including disturbing the peace and private property damage with fines from 1 to 100 dollars. Parking violations abound with no parking zones crosswalks and alley breaches. Accidents Friday to Sunday detail US city blocks, vehicle damage and involved parties. Several named residents appear alongside dates and addresses.
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Leo Tienry Maestas
Walter Tutus Witman
Jack Wayne Penny
Bobby Joe Adama
E. Chestnut
Floyd Weldon Roberson Jr
York
Tony Mesa
Vicki L. Schroeder
John Daniel Ross
Lee Milton Schroeder
Patricia Ann Arellano
D. W. Steward
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Lee Selichnow
St. John
Son Deusles
Derby
George F. Thompson
Fort Hays
Granz
Hernandez
Pete Garcia
USS
John Brown
Japan
Legals
Pleasent
Dodge City, Kansas
Hunter
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