Markets wrap Kansas City livestock and grain quotes
Kansas City market report shows cattle 6,000 head with calves 150. slaughter steers steady to 50 lower, good and choice heifers 21.00-23.00, cows 15.00-17.00, vealers 24.00-30.00. Hogs 4,000 with barrows and gilts 25-50 lower, 13.00-14.50. sows 11.75-13.00. Sheep 2,200 with lambs 25-50 higher, ewes 7.00-50. Grain quotes include Wheat 2.15, Rye 0.98, Barley 1.68 unchanged, with coop prices at Wheat 2.08, Rye 0.90, Barley 1.453.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
4&P
Minor injuries in two-car head on crash on Fulton
A two car head on collision occurred at 7 53 p m Monday in the 400 block on West Fulton. Clyde Monroe Norton 1098 South Main the driver of one car and David H Johnson 707 East Fulton a passenger in the other were taken to St Catherine Hospital for treatment Norton had a lip contusion and Johnson a forehead laceration LeRoy Humphrey Burnside Drive was driver of the Johnson car and his wife rode with him not injured Police charged Humphrey with driving while intoxicated and illegal transportation of liquor
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W. Fulton
St. Catherine Hospital
Clyde Monroe Norton
David H. Johnson
E. Fulton
Norton
Johnson
LeRoy Humphrey
Burnside Drive
Humphrey
Holcomb Lions Club to serve supper for scouts
The Holcomb Lions Club will serve a 6 30 to 9 p m supper Friday night at the Holcomb School cafeteria. Proceeds aid Boy Scout Troop No 11 and Cub Scout Troop sponsored by the Lions Club. Garden City Teachers Association holds annual banquet tomorrow at 7 p m in St Marys Center. Pharmacists hear talks on recent developments at KU extension course April 26 open to pharmacists and part time employees. Garden City Junior College Choir and Band set 8 p m Friday in Clifford Hope Auditorium. Elsie Branden to attend Kansas Home Economics Association meeting at Hays State College Friday and Saturday. assembly Thursday. KHEA includes teachers and community agents.
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Holcomb Lions Club
Holcomb School
Lions Club
Garden City Teachers Assn
St. Mary's Center
University of Kansas
Silver Spur Lodge
Garden City Junior College
Julius Hultquist
Bueford Roper
Clifford Hope
Elsie Branden
Finney County
Kansas Home Economics Assn
Hays State College
KHEA
Comnity
Missile Range Scheduling a Delicate, Complex Task
At Cape Canaveral, the Schedule Control Branch of the Air Force Missile Test Center faced a convoluted decision when a crewman died aboard the Twin Falls Victory 200 miles downrange. Officials chose to launch without the ship, relying on Cape tracking data, planes, and downrange stations, amid weather, rocket tech, and equipment risks.
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Howard Benedict
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Twin Falls Victory
Air Force Missile Test Center
Walter H. Flint
Army
Flint
Cape
Cape Town
Indian Ocean
South Africa
State Department
Sublette Youth Earns Stanford Scholarship
Paul Miner, 17, of Sublette, won a four year Stanford University naval reserve officer training scholarship after a competitive exam. He is a Sublette High School senior graduating this spring and is the grandson of Mr and Mrs Ralph Kersey of 708 N Sth.
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Paul Miner
L. V. Miner
Stanford University
U.S. Naval Reserve
Paul
Sublette High School
Ralph. Kersey
N. Sth
Lafayette Begins Sea Trials After Thresher Memorial
The Lafayette, the heaviest nuclear submarine, launched sea trials from Groton after memorial services for 129 Thresher victims. The 7,000-ton, 425-foot sub is equipped to launch Polaris missiles with a 2,500 mile range.
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Groton
Haystack Fire Destroys Five Tons Of Hay Near Holcomb
A Monday blaze four miles northeast of Holcomb destroyed five tons of hay and a wooden fence on Garden City Co. property. Don Roth, tending a pit silo, faced high winds that spread the fire to the haystack as Garden City volunteers battled the flames.
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Garden City Co
Holcomb
Garden City
Don Roth
Drought Turns East Areas into Tinderbox
The Associated Press reports eastern United States forests burning under drought. In Maine a grass fire destroyed two homes. a family had just moved in. Massachusetts logged 105 fires. Rhode Island bans open fires as extreme danger grips New England. Florida saw 154 fires over the weekend, 6,000 acres burned, with two near Panama City. Connecticut endures its longest high danger period since 1948. Maryland records the greatest fire risk in 15 years, with areas at 130 to 190 on a 200 scale.
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Associated Press
United States
Ellsworth Falls
Maine
Massachusetts Department of Natural Resources
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Florida
Panama City
C. H. Coulter
Connecticut
Natural Resources
Maryland
Armissions and dismissals list at St Catherine and Leopold
A local notice records Armissions for St Catherine subjects including Patricia Morgan Sharon Borah and Judy Knoll along with names at Leopold Delmar Finkenbinder Scott City. Dismissals at St Catherine include Leo Bowman Samuel Gordon Elizabeth Rash and Charles Bosley among others.
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St. Catherine Nicholas Biernacki
Patrika Morgan
Henry Ehmke
Grand Miller
Ed Thiessén
Anderson
E. E. Ginest
Judy Knoll
Darryl Zorn
James
A. Swendryck
Daniel
Leopold Delmar Finkenbinder
Scott City
St. Catherine
Dighton
David Gish
Sublette
Timothy Long
Edwards
Hugh Hill
S. Starrt
Wendell Maddox
Washington
Della Gobleman
Ross Yust
City
Leopold
W. D. Howard
Garden City Court Notices and Fines Ledger
Marriage licenses issued for Kenneth C. Allen and Betty C. Dunlap of Garden City. Abate action for Roger E. Stillwell over insufficient funds. Driver suspensions for Eldon Laverne Earl and Leonard Perez Alcaraz due to DUI. Fines for multiple offenses including improper passing, failure to yield, no fishing license, no headlights, overwidth, overlength, overweight, speeding. Police bonds posted for several defendants. Bonds forfeited list includes multiple individuals.
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Courts
Roger E. Stillwell
N. 11Th
Eldon Laverne Earl
Hattie
Leonard Perez Alcaraz
W. Fulton
Josephin H. Archuleta
Dodge City
Joseph Merle Wikening
Eddie Schumrr
Richard Stanley
Janice G. Snyder
Longmont
Colo
Donald W. Rodrock
N. 4Th
Delores Marie Hermocillo
Conkling
Ronald Ellsworth Huxtable
Warranty Deed Transfers Across Holmes First Addition
Legal notices record transfers of property: Charles F Schwartz and wife to Dale L Birney and wife for lot 6 block 7 in Seymour s replat of Holmes First Addition. Inez M Goss and others to Wilmer Kilne and wife for lot 5 in block 3 of Garnand s replat of blocks 2 and 3 of Atkinson s Addition. James B Marshall and wife to Neva I Marshall for lots 1 2 and 3 in block 11 of Holmes First Addition. Neva F Marshall to George J Schlereth and others for lots 1 2 and 3 in block 11 of Holmes First Addition.
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Charles F. Schwartz
Dale L. Birney
E Ux
Seymour
Holmes
Inez M. Goss
Wilmer’ S. Kilne
Garnand
Atkinsons
James B. Marshall
Neva I. Marshall
Neva F. Marshall
George J. Schlereth
Water and Sewage Works Operators School Planned
About 20 attendees are slated for a district school at the Warren Hotel Friday and Saturday. Dr. Raymond C. Loehr of the University of Kansas will instruct on water sources quality chemistry bacteriology purification pollution and treatment. Examinations for operator certification follow Saturday.
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Water and Sewage Works Operators District
Warren Hotel
Raymond C. Loehr
University of Kansas
Traffic accidents reported Monday and Saturday
On Monday at 3:15 p.m. in the 200 block of East Chestnut a pickup driven by Max Engler Jr of Holcomb with a minor passenger and a car driven by Eddie Meade Anbell of 1003 Lyle collided, causing moderate damage. On Saturday at 11:30 a.m. in a parking lot at Old Armory a parked car owned by Boyd Cecil Fox Jr of Plains sustained extensive damage and a station wagon owned by Mack Linn of 815 Bancroft showed slight damage.
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Block E
Chestnut
Max Engler Jr
Holcomb
Eddie Meade
An- Bell
Lyle
Old Armory
Boyd Cecil Fox Jr
Plains
Mack Linn
Bancroft
Winds Unroof Home But No One Injured
In Concordia Kansas a strong wind unroofed a home and a garage in the southwest section. Mr and Mrs Dean Johnston and their three children were in the home but unharmed. The garage lay about four blocks away. officer Ray Liedtke reported no tornado sighting.
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Concordia
Kan
Dean Johnston
Ray Liedtke
Labor reports brighter employment picture in March
Washington reports the Labor Department shows unemployment falling to 5.8 percent with March employment up 800000 to 67.1 million and total job gains across factory and nonmanufacturing sectors. The data also notes a 260000 rise in nott farm workers to 58 million and warns steel stocks may reflect preparation for a potential strike.
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Washington
Labor Department
Nott Farm
Harold Goldstein
Labor Statistics
Eel Makes Prodigious Journey to Kansas Wheat Field
A 30 inch eel traveled from the Atlantic via river systems to a Deerfield area irrigation site north of town. The creature appeared in an irrigation pipe, was displayed at Deerfield High School, then died Thursday morning. Local teachers and students noted its unusual voyage and discussed eel life cycles.
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Bob Greer
Deerfield
Atlantic Ocean
Bermuda
Arkansas
Gene Mader
Garden City
Garden
Cletus
Ervin Ploeger
Clarence
Ploegers
Cletts
Jim Johnson
Plaeger
Johnson
Lawrence Colson
Gary Swords
Hadid
Ninneseeh
Pratt
Kingman
Walnut River
Winfield
Arkansas City
Arkansas River
Ocean
Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi River
Ark River
Little Rock
Tulsa
Wichita
Four Trustees Re-elected at Wheatland Electric Coop Annual Meet
Wheatland Electric Cooperative members re-elected four trustees to three year terms at a recent Syracuse meeting. Re-elected were Dr. H. Preston Palmer Scott City Chester Lytle Scoti John Tracy Syracuse and Hlmer Ploeger Kendall. Officers were also re-elected at the board reorganization Patton president Kenneth A Scott vice president Ploeger secretary and Tracy treasurer.
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Wheatland Electric Cooperative, Inc
Syracuse
E. R. Patton
W. A. Dobson
H. Preston Palmer
Scott City
Chester Lytle
Scoti
John Tracy
Hlmer Ploeger
Kendall
Patton
Kenneth A. Scott
Ploeger
Tracy
Kenneth Woods
Carl Lunt
William G. Houston
R. M. Jameson
Boeing, Machinists Agree on Contract
Boeing Co. and the AFL-CIO Machinists Union reached a new contract while the United Auto Workers staged a strike at Boeing's Verto Division in Philadelphia. About 4,200 UAW members walked out at five plants over union shop issues and wage demands of six to nine cents an hour. Verto makes helicopters. current wages around $2.72 hourly. Boeing offered five to eight cents an hour increase.
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United Auto Workers
Boeing
Verto
Philadelphia
UAW
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