Buffalo Flood Ravages City Leaving Homes Swamped
Torrential rains battered Buffalo New York flooding large areas and forcing 000 residents from homes. Mayor Kowal put emergency in effect estimating damages at 35 million dollars to public facilities seven million and twenty eight million to homes and businesses. Gov. Rockefeller ordered state crews to assist as Cheektowaga reports 90 year flood precedent with hundreds displaced. Zoo polar bears feared as water levels rose and receded.
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Buppfalo
N.Y
Cap
Buffalo
Ees
Sears
East Side
Chester Kowal
Nelson A. Mockefelte
Cheektowaga
Local Market Report Highlights Produce and Livestock Prices
Local market figures show eggs varying by size with A and Gags lines listed. Local wagon prices for Wheat at 1.81, Milo 1.75, Barley 1.70, Corn 1.10. Kansas City livestock reports: cattle steady, calves all classes steady, cows 14.50 to 16.00, vealers 22.00 to 25.00. Hogs up 25 to 40, sows up 25, barrows and gilts 200 to 230. Sheep active with lambs 20.75 to 25.75, ewes 4.00 to 5.00.
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Kansas City
Stock Market Marking Time in Mixed Trading
New York AP stock market signals a cautious pause as the SEC final report looms. The 60 stock average slipped 0.2 to 271.0, with the Dow Jones industrials off 0.24 at 702.68 and utilities declines. Tobacco shares led losses with Reynolds, Liggett & Myers, Lorillard, and Philip Morris down about a point.
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New York
Securities and Exchange Commission
Wall Street
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Reynolds
Liggett & Myers
Lorillard
Phillip Morris
Death claims Phil Whiteman longtime Scott City grocer
Phil D. Whiteman 66, owner of Phil's Food Market and a civic leader, died suddenly of a heart attack near Palmer Lake Colorado while working on a mountain cabin. A Scott City native, he moved here in 1917, served in the armed forces, and later co owned Roark Van Antwerp and Whiteman grocers before opening his own store in 1936. He was active in the Independent Grocers Assn American Legion first commander Chamber of Commerce chairman former city councilman and Christian Church board member. Survivors include his widow Louissa, son Don, two daughters, siblings and 12 grandchildren. Funeral at First Christian Church with burial at Seat County Cemetery. Burial honors conducted by the Wein Inding Funeral Home.
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Phil D. Whiteman
Yvetern
Palmer Lake
Colo
Phil
LaCrosse
Roark, van Anttwerp and
Whiteman
Thhe Independent Grocers Assn
American Legion Post
Chamber of Commerce
The
Christian Church
Louissa
Don
Arvada
Cola
Jerry Sheen
Irving
Tex
Jim Cochran
Langmant
Bob
Scott City
Slogh
Yuma
Ariat
Tfarve Stanley
Phoebe Houston
Los Angeles
Calif
Panera
First Christian Church
J. Allen Wheeler
Seat County
Iflictary
Weininding Muneral
Food Is Ideal At 4-H Feast At Finney County Fairgrounds
The Finney County 4-H Club hosted its annual chicken fry for Garden City business leaders and friends. About 650 meals were served in the 4-H building and grandstand, followed by a program led by Jim Oeding and performances from the Go-Getters and Wide Awake clubs with music from local girls and a St. Marys Allies mistress.
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Finney County Fairgrounds
Finney County 4-1 Club
Garden City
Jim Oeding
Chamber of Commerce
Kelly Malson
Chamber
Norla Stephens
Go-Getters
Wide Awake
Trolcomb
Ava Joss
Kathy Small
Sherlock Strivers
Loretta Lang
The
Happy Rustlers
Judy Oching
St. Mary's Allies
Hospital admissions and dismissals list for St Catherine and area
Tuesday and Wednesday hospital admissions include Mrs Syvester Smith Scott City Mrs Norman Eaton Boulder Tamara Hubbard Eminence Deborah Nevins and multiple others. Dismissals list includes Juan Moreno Ronald Foster Robert Gonzales Larry Brooks and several more. Births note a daughter for Sylvester Smith and births at Raynesford and Scott City with weights and times.
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St. Catherine
Syvester Smith
N. Oh
Norman Eaton
Scott City
Martha Bebermeyer
Boulder
Cols
Tamara Hubbard
Deborah Nevins
N. Main
Virgil Craig
Stoeckly
Gus Nolte
Henry William Hamill
Frank Kitch
Garden City Ave
Diane Snell
Pat's
Cynthia Stephen
Dighton
Lor
Randall Jones
Satanta
L. G. Wagner
Deerfield
Juan Moreno
S. Star
Ronald Foster
Stockton
Calif
Robert Gonzales
Larry Brooks
Pearl
Clarissa Roy
Pierceville
Joe Witman
Rhonda Heili
William Douglas
City
Bruce Westwood
Calo
Letha Curnett
Burnside
George Cruz
Jones
Raymond Johnson
Sylvester Smith
Raynesford
Charles O-Neal
parade at Scott City draws crowd for varied floats
Paraders on Scott City's Main Street drew hundreds as the parade showcased educational and safety floats and numerous entries. Winners included Akers Home Demonstration Unit, Bad Connie, Vada Varley, Dwight Stoppel, Deborah Tintore, and Chuck Kirk in various divisions. Civic groups, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Sea Troop, and local businesses also participated with about 199 horses and other animals noted by parade officials.
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Scott County
Scott City
Happy Hone Akers
Best Western
Nnt
Vada
Varley
Dick Crist
Dwight Stoppel
Deborah E Tintore
Chuck Kirk
Teresa Corn
Nyla Pagerquist
Jana Auten
Sea Troop
A & W Root
Manning Jayhawk
Eys
Police Bonds and Fines In Garden City Court
In Garden City Courts police bonds posted for Mrs. Charles Huff Ingalls with no registration or license and $10. Don Whitford Bedrock 209 N 4th $10 for running a stop sign. David Joe Davis 1117 Pershing $10 for improper mufflers. Fined Edgar Allen Johnson Forest City Ark $25 for drunk. Committed. Orval Lee Mills David Joe Davis Don Whitford Rodrock. Traffic accidents Tuesday 11 10 a.m. Main and Pine. Earl M. Parrish 507 E N Bth and car owned by John H. Robinson 907 Theron minor damage to both vehicles.
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Charles Huff
Ingalls
Don Whitford
Bedrock
N. 4Th
David Joe Davis
Pershing
Edgar Allen Johnson
Forest City
Ark
Orval Lee Mills
Rodrock
Main and Pine
Earl M. Parrish
John H. Robinson
Theron
Scott City Fair Opens Amid Rainy Start and Pageant
In Scott City the first night of the Scott County Fair drew a larger crowd despite rain and hail. A 4-H style revue crowned the queen. livestock fitting and showing contests and a parade showcased 4-H animals. Winners in Best Groomed Boy and Dress Suit categories were named, and many girls and women received ribbons for the style revue. Queen Diana Elmore Spone was named with attendants Beth Everett and Jeanne Mulch.
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Scott City
Scott County Fair
Diana Elmore Spone
Hess
Beth Everett
Scott City Motor Supply
Jeanne Mulch
Security State Bank
Funeral rites for W W Murphy held in Colorado
W W Ford Murphy 55 died Wednesday in Penrose Hospital Colorado Springs after a brief illness. He lived in Simla since 1944, born September 8 1907 in Ulysses. Survived by wife Adabel Purdy two sons Tom and Tim brothers John W Lester Thomas E sister Ethel Kilgore. Funeral 10 am Friday Buchanan Funeral Home Limon with body at Garland Funeral Home Garden City Friday 7 to 9:30 pm. Graveside 9 am Saturday Valley View Cemetery.
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W. W. (Ford) Murphy
Ulysses
W.W. (Ford) Murphy
Penrose Hospital
Colorado Springs
Murphy
Simla
Colo
Grant County
Adabel Purdy
Garden City
Mar. Murphy
Garden City Junior College
Ulysses Methodist Church
Tom
Tim
John W
Lester
Thomas E
Tacoma
Wash
Ethel Kilgore
Kiowa
Buchanan Funeral Home
Limon
Garland Funeral Home
Valley View Cemetery
Boston Fire of 1679 Marks First Serious U.S. Blaze
On August 8 1963 the time capsule notes that Boston suffered the first serious fire in America with damages near one million dollars. The history column also cites Benjamin Silliman born in 1778 and Smith and Wesson patenting their revolver in 1854.
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Associated Press
Boston
America
U.S
Benjamin Silliman
Trumbull
Conn
Horace Smith
Daniel B. Wesson
Luftwaffe
Englad
Soviet Union
Young Hobby Club Builds a Cartoon Ancient Building
CAPPY DICK guides a rainy day hobby project to make a small replica of an ancient building from two corrugated cartons. Cut arches around a box for walls and floor, a roof from a second carton, and flap the bottom intact for upright columns. Add fluted columns, a frieze of animals, and decorate with crayons or cutouts.
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Cappy Dick
Khrushchev seeks Berlin settlement amid frontier push
Communist sources say Premier Khrushchev wants to deploy part of his 300000 troops in East Germany along the Soviet Chinese frontier to pressure a Berlin settlement. Western diplomats in West Berlin cautioned the suggestion may have been planted by the Reds after a Wednesday briefing.
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Berlin
Khrushchev
East Germany
West Berlin
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