God and Country Dinner Planned Cimarron
The first annual God and Country Recognition Dinner will be at the 4-H building Cimarron one mile west of Cimarron on US 56 Tuesday at 6 30 p m Invitations go to Boys with God and Country Awards in the past two years and their guests Reservations must be sent to the Boy Scout Council office 110 Stevens Ave Garden City by Saturday and 125
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Cimarron
USSC
Boy Scout Council
Stevens Ave
Garden City
Boy Scouts of America
Hichard P. Yaple
George Whipps
Topeka
Christian Churches of Kansas
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Jackie Settles
Cimarron High School
Robert Whitesell
John McGuire
First Methodist Church of
Copeland
R. A. Woodworth
First Presbyterian Church of
Tribune
Christian Women's Fellowship
First Christian Church of
Cimarron Wilh
Deaths: Scott City resident Scott E Rose 85
Scott City Iowa obituary for Scott E Rose 85 born October 22 1877 Rushville Illinois. Lived in Scott County since 1926 and Newton 28 years before moving to Scott City. Farmed stockman retired two years ago. Survived by widow four daughters three sons eight grandchildren four great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday 9:30 a.m. Weinmann Funeral The Rev Mark Emschler officiating burial 3 p.m. Greenwood Cemetery Newton.
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Scott City
Louis Edwin Rose
Mr. Rose
Rushville
Scott County
Newton
Emily Bly Prouty
Wichita
Georgia Carpenter
Betty Deisher
Lamar
Colo
Sunita Hockenhull
Wheaton
Emily Plummer
Warrenton
Ore
Earl
Fawn
Weinmann
Wome
Mark Emschler
Greenwood Cemetery
Garden City Junior College concert with Bronco Buster Revue
Music fans are reminded of the Garden City Junior College Choir and Band concert at 8 tonight in Clifford Hope Auditorium climaxing with the Bronco Buster Revue. A Dodge City Social Security rep will be at the Coutinuse basement from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Mark has begun work on the Herbert Koaler Barnry Memorial at Springs Ranch 4-H Center south of Junction City.
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Garden City Junior College
Clifford Hope Auditorium
Dodge City
Social Security Office
Coutinuse
Mark
Herbert Koaler Barcnry
Springs Ranch
Junction City
Midwest
Kansas City Livestock Prices and Local Market Prizes
AP reports cattle at 23.00 for high choice slaughter steers and 23.00 for high to low choice, with 1 3 barrows and gilts 13.50 to 14.25, sows 18.00. Hog totals around 1 800, cows and calves listed. sheep few and untested. Also local market notes show mixed grain and egg prices with various letter grades and commodities.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Stocks Move Unevenly On Mixed Trading Day
New York AP report shows the Associated Press average steady at 267.4 as industrials, rails, and utilities shift marginally. Big performers include IBM, Purolator, Magnavox, Delta Air Lines, and Eastern Air Lines with several autos and financials edging up or down amid limited government and mortgage rate impact.
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New York
Associated Press
Wall Street
Kennedy
Big Three
California Financial
Wesco Financial
United Financial of
California
Great Western Financial
San Diego Imperial
Financial Federation
First Charter Financial
General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
American
IBM
Purolator
Magnavox
Texas Gulf
Zenith
Delta Air Lines
Eastern Air Lines
Dow Jones
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Salina Officers Headed to Denver on Kidnapping Charge
Salina Kansas officers arrived with a warrant charging Thomas G McQueeney of Butler Pennsylvania with enticing and transporting a juvenile female across state lines in a case linked to the killings of Michael McQueeney and Carolyn Sue Ryan in Denver. Authorities say Michael shot Carolyn Sue and then killed himself.
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Denver
Kansas
Salina
Kan
Thomas G. McQueeney
Butler
McQueeney
Michael
Carolyn Sue Ryan
Carolyn Sue Iri
Thomas McQueeney
Six Explorers to Attend Kansas City Conference
Six Explorers from Southwest Kansas will represent the Santa Fe Trail Council Boy Scouts at the Region VIIE Explorer Delegate Conference in Kansas City April 26 28. The theme is Fit for Freedom We will win with talks on physical mental and spiritual fitness. Attending explorers include Burke Scagnelli Bob George Pust bi Jadge City Jim Johnson Post 18 Garden City BU Kadyk Joel Finke David Finke Post 101 Garden City aged 14 to 18.
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Southwest Kansas
Santa Fe Trail Council
Boy Scouts of America
Kansas City
Burke Scagnelli
Bob George
Pust Bi
Jadge City
Jim Johnson
Post
Garden City
BU Kadyk
Joel Finke
David Finke
SBA urges use of services for redevelopment efforts
Vernon F. Coss of the SBA Wichita area urges communities to use SBA technical services for redevelopment planning under the OEDP. The agency notes interest rate reductions to 4 percent in designated areas and a low interest loan plan for federally aided projects, with Leaflet Building Business Building Jobs available locally.
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Vernon F. Coss
Small Business Administration
SBA
Coss
Federal Area Redevelopment Administration
Congress
South Market
Room 215
Wichita
Kansas
Rudy Valenzuela to Speak at Kansas Photographers Meet
Rudy Valenzuela of Garden City will be a speaker Sunday afternoon in Wichita at the Kansas Professional Photographers Assn annual convention. His topic is Sweat, Psychology, and Sales. The event runs through Tuesday at the Broadview Hotel. Valenzuela will demonstrate his personalized sales technique. He earned a Master of Photography degree at last year’s national convention and has over 17 years in photography.
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Rudy Valenzuela
Garden City
Wichita
Kansas Professional Photographers Assn
Broadview
Valenzuela
Dean Salter Honored At Kansas University
William Dean Salter of 1222 Parkwood was named among 38 new Pi Sigma Alpha members at the University of Kansas Lawrence campus. The senior, noted as an outstanding political science student, was honored at a recent award banquet where he was initiated into the national honorary political science fraternity.
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Pi Sigma Alpha
University of Kansas, Lawrence
William Dean Salter
Parkwood
Salter
Stan Simpson to join International Staff
Stanley Simpson aged 34 will join the International Dept. staff of the Cooperative League on May 15 as a co op specialist. He leaves his post as Garden City Cooperative Equity Exchange farm supplies division manager for a two year tenure to study marketing consumer and credit co ops in the Philippines. He will first visit the International Federation of Plantation Agricultural and Allied Workers in Geneva to confer with Tom Bavin before working with the Philippines National Union of Plantation Agricultural and Allied Workers. He will inspect IFPAAW work in Malaya en route. Simpson has sixty years with Garden City Co op starting as a retail fieldman, and his duties include petroleum products fertilizer feed seed and merchandise accounting for 2.6 million of the coop's seven million total volume this year. His hometown is Dodge City and past posts include Consumers Cooperative Association in Kansas City and manager roles in Scottsbluff and Gordon Nebraska.
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Stanley Simpson
International Dept
Cooperative League
Garden City Cooperative Equity Exchange
Simpson
Philippines
H. K. Charles
International Federation of Plantation, Agricultural, and Allied Workers
Geneva
Switzerland
Tom
Bavin
National Union of Plantation, Agricultural, and Allied Workers
Ifpaaw
Malaya
Garden City Co-op
Dodge City
Consumers Cooperative Assn
Kansas City
Scottsbluff, Nebr
Gordon, Nebr
Magoo Receives Full Pardon
In Duluth Minnesota AP Magoo the mongoose receives a full pardon allowing continued residency at the Duluth Zoo. A 1 May deportation was blocked by Interior Secretary Udall who extended Magoo s visitor visa indefinitely. The mongoose once faced removal due to a US law but now remains a zoo favorite despite potential risks.
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Duluth, Minn
Magoo
Duluth
United States
Department of Interior
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
India
Menus Listed For Schools In Garden City Week
The Gar den City school lunch program lists next weeks meals. Monday includes macaroni and cheese with green beans and peaches. Tuesday offers porcupine balls with baked potato and cherry pie. Wednesday features barbecued beans spinach and cornbread. Thursday serves sliced turkey cabbage beets and baked rice pudding. Friday has tuna noodle casserole lima beans and cinnamon rolls. Spiny lobsters are increasingly important in world fisheries because they stand freezing well.
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Garden City
Fugitive Olney Quiet After Surrender Near Oklahoma City
A 34 year old fugitive James Lewis Olney broke into tears before a U S commissioner on a charge of transporting a stolen car across state lines. Olney fled from Wichita Kansas after a gunfight April 8 and was found hiding in a tool shed behind a Oklahoma City home. Bond set at 100000 with removal hearing scheduled May 3.
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Oklahoma City
U. S
James Lewis Olney
Wichita
Kan
FBI
William Page
Texas
Olney
Olmey
Augusta
Sedgwick County
Earl Bowlin
Bowlin
New Hampshire Nears State Run Sweepstakes
Concord New Hampshire faces a decisive step as both legislative chambers back a bill to establish four state operated sweepstakes to boost revenues. The Republican controlled legislature advanced the measure by a 215 151 vote in the House, with final action expected next week.
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New Hampshire
Concord
N.H
Granite State
Legislatuve
New Hampshire sweepstakes bill heads to governor
The measure to legalize state sweepstakes would trigger automatic enactment after five days if Governor John W. King does not veto. It would channel about 4 million dollars yearly to schools, funded by two annual races at Rockingham Park. Tickets sold only in state liquor stores and Rockingham windows. Opponents question legality of transporting tickets or notifying winners. Firefighters were summoned to a West Side Trailer Court fire at 3:35 p.m. and put out shrubbery blaze.
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John W. King
King
New Hampshire
Rockingham Park
Rockingham
Ilegal
Garden City
West Side
Trailer Court
Spring Storms batter Midwest across plains to river valleys
The Associated Press reports gusty spring storms surged across the Midwest while wintry conditions lingered in northern Plains and Rockies. A thunderstorm belt stretched from the Mississippi Valley to the lower Missouri Valley as warm air collided with cold Canadian air. Tornadic winds swept Thursday through Danville and Town areas into western Illinois, injuring two in Alexis near Rock Island. Property damage occurred as trees and utility lines toppled amid hail and heavy rain.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Plains
Rockies
Middle
Mississippi Valley
Missouri Valley
Danville
Mississippi River
Illinois
Alexis
Rock Island
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Stan Simpson
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John McCracken
Donald Green
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Chester
Harold Solze
Ricky Heigmeyer
Leopold
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Guy G. Norris
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Jean Norris Kampschroeder
Jones Addition
Manuel R. Belton Jr
Rose Mary Rojas
Courts
Vaughn M. Webster
James A. Queen
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Joeph P. Koppel
Geneva A. Biehn
John Henry Lafferty
Toge
Garden City Telegram
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Vic Breit
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Lambert Paint
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Garden City, Ks
Briar Hill
Heinemann Agency
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