Congressional Steel Price Hearings Start
Washington AP Congress opens hearings on steel prices with technical testimony on labor costs per unit of output and related data. The Senate House Economic Committee pledges impartial fact finding, with six days of technical sessions led by labor specialists before policy discussions.
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Washington (Ap
Labor Department
Douglas
United Steel Workers
American Iron and Steel Institute
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Kennedy
Steel Industry
Local Produce and Wagon Prices Reported in Markets
The market lists prices for eggs including Extra Large A s and Large eggs and various grades of dairy hens. Grain prices show Wheat at 2.04, Milo around 1.45 to 1.65 with Rye and Barley near 1.60 and 0.98 respectively. CO OP prices note Wheat 2.02 Unchanged and Corn at 17.10 Unchg with Milo up 5. Barley around 1.63.
Car Windows Are Smashed in Garden Citions
A rash of car window smashing complaints in Garden Citions reports six investigations and one more. Reported by Fred Lee Brennan Francis Ohmes Elmer Hinkle Gay C Smith Anthony J Brungardt and Rachael Siddens, objects from beer bottles to rocks were used to break the glass per Assistant Chief Richard Ohleder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lee Brennanan
Francis Ohmes
Elmer Hinkle
Gay C. Smith
Anthony J. Brungardt
Rachael Eddis Siddens
Richard Ohleder
Big 3 Back To Bargaining
Akron Ohio AP negotiators for the big three rubber firms return to talks with United Rubber Workers Union seeking new contracts. The wage, vacation, holiday benefits, and paid sabbatical leaves proposals are in play with about 50 000 workers across 15 states.
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Akron
Ohio
United Rubber Workers Union
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Columbus
B. F. Goodrich Co
Dayton
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Cincinnati
URW
Goodyear
Firestone
Goodrich
Topeka
Kan
Man Convicted For Procurement
GREAT BEND KAN AP District Judge Frederick Wole glagel sentenced Michael Green 5 Monday to one to five years in state prison on conviction of procurement for immoral purposes The judge denied a new trial and a parole for Green who was arrested Jan 18 with Mrs Fran J Mace of Denver The woman as granted immunity for turning state s evidence and at Green s trial she testified to more than 60 acts of prostitution in five days.
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Great Bend
Kan
Frederick Woleglagel
Michael Green
Green
Fran J. Mace
Denver
Scholarship For Bill Albott Wins Local Award
Bill Albott, 1962 Garden City Junior College graduate and current Ft. Hays State College junior, receives a $200 Logopedics Auxiliary scholarship for the fall. He plans a speech therapy career and also earned an Auxiliary scholarship for the current term. He edited the yearbook, served on student council, worked at Dillon's, and is son of Mr. and Mrs. William Albott of Salina, a Kansas Highway Patrol lieutenant and local Patrol safety officer. At Hays he belongs to Alpha Kappa Lambda and is treasurer of Sigma Alpha Eta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Albott
Garden City Junior College
Ft. Hays
Garden Cilions
Salina
Albott
Kansas Highway Patrol
Hays
Alpha Kappa Lambda
Sigma Alpha Eta
KU senior Vern Grimsley earns Phi Beta Kappa honors
The Telegram notes Vern B. Grimsley son of Mr and Mrs Howard Owen 1012 Theoon Pl among 44 University of Kansas seniors elected to Phi Beta Kappa this year about 8 percent of Liberal Arts College seniors. Gerald Garrett Fort Hays State College student from Garden City joins an irrigation class with May field trips to study water application on Western Kansas farms.
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Vern B. Grimsley
Howard Owen
University of Kansas
Liberal Arts
Gerald Garrett
Fort Hays State College
Garden City
Kansas
Boy Scouts Earn Awards at Troop 99 Court of Honor
At Fellowship Hall the Boy Scout Troop 99 Court of Honor awarded tenderfoot to second class ranks for several scouts including Mark Mayo Steven Dougherty and Keith John. First class pins went to Ray Conjurske Mark Nelson and Steve Waters with Steve Nelson earning a star and Albert Wells life and Jim Johnson earning a silver palm on the eagle. Merit badges went to Ray Conjurske for fishing public health firemanship and first aid Richard Garrett for citizenship in the community and home forestry Mark Goldsberry for first aid Jim Johnson for aviation business chemistry journalism and salesmanship Steven Nelson for athletics and personal fitness John Phipps for camping and cycling Albert Wells for bookbinding citizenship in the community and home personal fitness and forestry. Ray Waters received a senior patrol leaders badge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Troop 99
Fellowship Hall of the Community Church
Mark Mayo
Robert Weber
Steven Dougherty
Keith John
Pat Hamit
Tom Koksal
George Schoor
Ray Conjurske
Mark Nelson
Steve Waters
Steve Nelson
Albert Wells
Jim Johnson
Bob Dawson
Richard Garrett
Mark Goldsberry
Steven Nelson
John Phipps
Ray Waters
Cancer Crusade Seeks Local Contributions by Mail
Finney County residents not yet solicited for the American Cancer Crusade may mail donations to Mrs. Robert E. Scott, 615 N. 12th, who chairs the effort. The campaign is nearing its $3,000 goal.
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Finney County
Robert E. Scott
Scott
Shells for sale or trade in vast variety
Advert lists around one hundred thousand shells for buying or selling. The terse notice notes the availability and contact urge for buyers and sellers to respond.
Search for Lost Plane Near Bermuda Province
Fifth Coast Guard District said planes and two cutters hunted the Atlantic near Bermuda for a private Cessna 182 missing since Monday with one aboard. Navy fixed position about 200 miles northeast of Bermuda. The other Navion plane flown by Mr Call arrived safely. Pilot listed as Mr Idrak. home base Wichita, Kansas.
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Portsmouth
Coast Guard
Atlantic
Bermuda
Air Force
Halfmoon
Absecon
Philadelphia
Navy
Idrak
Wichita
Kan
Cessna
Navion
Call
TJAAF
Pearson Aims For Pact on Nuclear Arms
Canada’s new defense minister expects to reach a US nuclear pact in about a month, arguing it will be a notes exchange not needing full parliamentary approval while Liberal leaders seek a majority. Pearson, sworn in as prime minister, faces a fragile coalition and pledged support from a small party but not on nuclear defense. In Kansas City, Harrison Rennison, 74, died after a fall from a 20 foot vinegar vat at Speas Co. plant while helping with a motor, the firm reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
United States
Paul Hellyer
Liberal Party
Lester B. Pearson
Pearson
Hellyer
U.S
Robert A A
Europe
John Diefenbaker
U.S. State Department
Diefenbaker
Liberals
Social Credit
Kansas City
Harrison Rennison
Speas Co
Rennison
Four Couples Tie Marathon Dancing Record in Marietta
Four couples and a stag staged a marathon dancing twist for 62 hours and 80 minutes in Marietta Georgia, beating the prior Helsinki Finland mark of 60 hours 12 minutes. The event ended early Sunday as a draw among the nine couples still dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta, Ga
Helsinki
Finland
Marietta
Home Demonstration Week District Meeting Planned
About 400 women from Seward Has kell Gray Meade and Finney counties attend the Five-County HDU district meeting to be held May 1 at Cliff ford Hope Auditorium. Registration runs 9 15 to 6 45 with a 10 a m start for business. L R Quinlan and Elsie Lee Miller of Kansas State University will speak on Design for Outdoor Living and A Season With a Reason. Special music and awards will mark the day with planning led by Finney and Southwest district officials. The theme is Today’s Home Builds Tomorrows World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Home
Seward
Haskell, Gray, Meade and Finney
Cliffford Hope Auditorium
L. R. Quinlan
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Elsie Lee Miller
Extension Foods and Nutrition Sheei Alst
KSU
Quinlan
K-State
Harry Harris
Finney County
Elsie Branden
HEA
Garden City High School
Cecil Merkel
Kansas Home Demonstration Council
HDU
Gray County Hdu
Cimarron
Hospitals Admissions and Births Reported at St Catherine
Hospital notices list admissions including John Tincher Viola Wright Leonard Bevan Eugene Fry and others. Discharges include Wesley Sterling Lucinda Wright and Albert Redlinger. Births at St Catherine record a Montezuma birth, date April 22, with a daughter and a Bevan birth of a son to Jack and spouse.
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St. Catherine John Tincher
Viola Wright
Leonard Bevan
Eugene Fry
Montezuma
Brian Roth
Ingalls
G. Austin Brady
Herbert Brantley
Scott City
Ruth Uphoff
Leslie Reid
Magnolia Louis Garcia
Lewis Bedker Jr
Spencer
Mike Terriquez
Fulton
Jack Schrader
Leopold
Orville Ballard
Greeley
Cole
St. Catherine
Jack
Tornadoes Strike Illinois Indiana Across Wide Path
The Associated Press reports violent weather across Illinois and Indiana with damaging tornadoes, strong winds, hail and thunder storms. Tornadoes cut a 15 mile wide, 200 mile long path from Springfield to the Indiana line injuring 30 plus, demolishing homes and businesses, and downing utilities. Indiana saw nine injuries and four homes demolished in Indianapolis and West Lafayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Midwest
Illinois
Indiana
Springfield
Tuscola
West
Lafayette
Small Steel Firm Forced To Rescind Some Markups
NEW YORK AP Wheeling Steel Corp a smaller regional producer that led early price hikes has rescinded some markups and trimmed others to align with U S Steel. Wheeling, under 2 percent of national output last year, lagged as bigger firms kept or adjusted raises while Lukens also dropped planned increases to stay competitive. Steel production rose to 2 521 000 tons, a three year high, with output at 80 85 percent of capacity amid strike hedge orders.
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Thomas B. Curtis
Missouri
Republican House
Douglas
Curtis
Kennedy
New York
Wheeling Steel Corp
U.S. Steel Corp
Wheeling
Republic
National
Jones & Laughlin
Aomco
U.S. Steel
Altgether
Lukens Steel Co
Lukens
American Iron and Steel Institute
Local Court Notices and Property Deeds in Garden City and Williams
In Garden City Schrader 908 N 6th April 23 at 2 82 am four pounds twelve ounces. JUNT Allowed to Abate Laura Deck no account check in the amount of 14 51 and 6 75 costs. Louise Kitchen insufficient fund checks in the amounts of 10 25 and 10 50. Drivers License Suspension Ann M Novotny 608 E Cedar from March 11 for incompetent to drive a motor vehicle. Fined Joe Leon Pedersen running stop sign 5 and 6 75 costs. DISTRICT Civil Louie Salinas vs Jake Huber recovery of money. McKinley Winter Cattle Company Inc vs C W Springer et al recovery of money. POLICE Bonds Posted Mrs Gerald Dillon 2105 N Main running red light 10. Bonds Forfeited Richard Dale Newton Mrs Gerald Dillon and Michael Munoz. Legals Warranty Deeds J H Keller et ux to Hazel W Cleaver north 40 feet of lot 4 south 35 feet of lot 8 block IL Menke subdivision. Pappas to Investigate Injuries Hilda Funk lot 3 block 1 Jones Addition. Merlin Smith et ux to George Sam Pappas et ux lot 3 block 1 Jones Addition Allie Belle Trull to Urban Gerber one half interest SW ¼ 27 22 30. Marie Doli to Martin Huschka et ux tract of land 49 rods by 33 rods NW corner of NW ¼ NW ¼ 9 21 30. Edward J Zorn et ux to God fried D Stinemetz et ux lot 12 block 4 Crown Heights Addition.
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Laura Deck
Louise Kitchen
Ann M. Novotny
E. Cedar
Joe Leon Pedersen
Louie Salinas
Jake Huber
McKinley-Winter Cattle Company Inc
C. W. Springer
Gerald Dillon
Richard Dale Newton
Michael Munoz
J. H. Keller
Hazel W. Cleaver
Menke
Subivision
Allie Belle Trull
Urban Gerber
Marie Doli
Martin Huschka
Edward J, Zorn
Fried ‘D
Stinemetz
Lot 12
Block
Crown Heights Addition
Mental Health Meeting Monday Announced by Finney County Association
The Finney County Association for Mental Health schedules its annual meeting next Monday at the Luau Inn. Dinner at 6 30 p.m. followed by a 3 p.m. business meeting, with election of 10 board members and 3 vacancies. Bentley Bar Nabas of Wichita will speak on the Good Neighbor Plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finney County Association For Mental Health
Luau Inn
Bentley Bar- Nabas
Wichita
Kansas Association For Mental Health
Phil Ryan
Sedgwick County
World War I Hero Still Hospitalized
Sgt Alvin York, hero of World War I and Medal of Honor recipient, remains on the critical list as doctors report his kidney infection is improving but a blood clot in his left lung has not dissolved. He has been hospitalized for 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
Alvin York
Death notice for Ralph William Paxson in Garden City
Ralph William Paxson, 56, of 1306 N. 8th, died this morning at St. Catherine Hospital after a short illness. Born June 13, 1906 in Jasper, Missouri, he lived in Garden City since 1948 and belonged to the First Church of God. Survivors include widow Evelyn, two sons Robert in Wichita and Ralph Jr. at the home, seven daughters including Ruth Plankenhorn, Asyneth Martin, Verna Stevenson, Leona Huber, Darlene Wasson, Catherine, and Theda, one brother Frank of Neck City, a sister Ruth Hill of Carbridge, and 15 grandchildren. Funeral services to be announced by Phillips-White Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph William Paxson
St. Catherine Hospital
Mr. Paxson
Jasper
Garden City
First Church of God
Evelyn
Robert
Wichita
Ralph Jr
Ruth Plankenhorn
E. Price
Asyneth Martin
W. Olive
Verna Stevenson
Springer Drive
Leona Huber
Summit
Darlene Wasson
W. Teistlebaum
Catherine
Theda
Frank
Neck City
Ruth Hill
Carbridge
Phillips-White Funeral Home
San Jose Climate Described as Springlike at 1870 Feet
The article notes San Jose Costa Rica sits at 1870 feet elevation with an average temperature around 75 degrees limiting seasonal variation. The description emphasizes a constant springlike climate due to the elevation and mild year-round temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Costa Rica
Police probe injuries to 90 year old Sylvia Gaunt
Great Bend police investigate how Mrs Sylvia Gaunt, 90, suffered multiple cuts and bruises after being found in a gutter near her home early Monday. Her purse with 37 dollars and some medicine was later found in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Bend
Kan
Sylvia Gaunt
Stock Meeting Set Tomorrow
A public lecture on stock analysts methods in charting market trends will be held tomorrow at 7 30 P M in the Pioneer Room Warren Hotel Gene Deuser senior analyst St Louis Edward D Jones Co will speak He tours Southwest Kansas and Colorado to inform investors about new methods Mr Deuser will demonstrate a new machine called the Micro State Charter that charts every NYSE company
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Pioneer Room
Warren Hotel
Gene Deuser
St. Loui
Edward D. Jones Co
St. Louis Analysis Society
Kansas
Colorado
Joe B. Meyer
Dodge City
Deuser
New York Stock Exchange
Judging School Results Listed
About 300 participants attended the livestock judging school at the Leon Scheuerman farm north of Deerfield. Lee James of Garden City led adults with 483 points. Cindy McGraw of Happy Hustler 4-H tied for second with 485 points. Steven Stone tied for eighth with 472. Wichita County 4-H won the first plaque, Stanton County was second, Wide Awake team placed third. About a dozen Finney County 4-H ers head to Hays for another judging school.
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Righty Finney
Leon Scheuerman
Deerfield
Lee James
Garden City
High Point
Cindy McGraw
Happy Hustler
Steven Stone
Wide Awake
Wichite
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Paul H. Douglas
D-City
Joint Committee
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Economic Committee
Am Mutual
Big
Boy Scouts
Stag
Elsie Miller
Kevin Sterling
Imperial
Lucinda Wright
Albert Redlinger
Ulysses
Joe Smerchck
E. Laurel
Ruben Chance
Indianapolis
Frisco
Tex
Iowa
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Wausau
Wis
Rockieg
Dakotas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Lander
Wyo
N. Main
Phillips- White Funeral Home
Ambulan
Lenox
Eom
Emerson
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