Lutz criticizes petty politics at Kansas Fish and Game
Former publicity director Lutz resigns Sept 1 citing petty politics and personalities hindering the department's program. He calls for control by real sportsmen and heads to Sharon Springs to join Peoples State Bank. Leahy, acting director, says no successor named and resignation followed a contentious June vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt
Harry F
Luz
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Lutz
State Fish and Game Department
Kansas Fish and Game Department
Sharon Springs
Peoples State Bank
Western Times
State Fish and Game Commission
Dave Leahy
Commission
Leahy
Edwin Roberts Dies at Age 59 in Garden City
Edwin Roberts 59 of 905 Lyle Street died unexpectedly Sunday at St Catherine hospital after a week as a patient. Born August 10, 1896 in Liberty Kansas he lived in Garden City eight years. A farmer, he married Bertha Turnquist July 1, 1922 in Denver. Surviving are his widow two sons J Donald of Dallas and Earl D of Garden City a step mother and two step siblings and two grandchildren. Funeral 10 a.m. Wednesday at First Baptist Church Garden City Rev H C Hackett of Sublette will officiate Burial Valley View Cemetery.
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Edwin Roberts
Lyle Street
St. Catherine Hospital
Roberts
Liberty
Kas
Garden City
Bertha Turnquist
Denver
Colo
First Baptist Church
Plains
J. Donald
Dallas
Earl D
Ann Roberts
Wichita
George
Meade
Dan
Earl Murphy
Colorado Springs
H. C. Hackett
Sublette
M Cinting
Valley View Cemetery
Frazer Dies in Lakin at 64 Former Garden City resident dies after long illness
David G Frazer 64 a former Garden City resident died in Kearny county hospital after a lengthy illness He was born July 23 1891 and had lived in Lakin four years Frazer served as Finney county engineer from 1945 to 1950 Survivors include three sons Donald Clarence Evel Ed and Iris Leyb A funeral is planned through Phillips Funeral Home with arrangements incomplete
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Lakin
David G. Frazer
Garden City
Kearny County Hospital
Frazer
Finney County
Donald
Clarence
Evel Ed
Albuquerque
N.M
Iris Leyb
Johnson
Phillips Funeral Home
Local Man Charged With DWI After Accident
Kenneth Eugene Diamond of Gardendale faces DWI and transporting an open bottle charges after a Saturday night crash near 802 E Nickberry. He was arrested in his car blocks from the scene. both vehicles sustained minor damage and belonged to Clarence Osterbuhr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Eugene Diamond
Gardendale
Clarence Osterbuhr
Hospital Admittances And Discharges In Garden City Today
Local hospital reports list admits including Carolyn Brown from Dighton and Mrs Donald Gabriel of 801 Fifth as well as Ray Newell and Mrs Ray Newell of 212 South Second. Discharges feature Alfred Stoecklein of Holcomb and Traci Reimelt of Sublette among others. births record a boy at St Catherine to Mr and Mrs Ray Newell. Police briefs note a bond for James Russell McMillen and minor vehicle collision in the Laurel area. County briefs cover oil and gas lease, several deeds, and court actions including fines for truck overloads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Brown
Dighton
Donald Gabriel
Ray Newell
South Second
Alfred Stoecklein
Holcomb
Bond
James Russel McMillen
Gardendale
Richard Morgan
Eighth
George Mader
Safford
W. Laurel
County
A. J. Johnson
Et Ux
Michaelis Drilling Co
Wichita
Ed Shrimplin
J. O. Swearengen
Garden City
Roland R. Eiferts
Clyde P. Daniel
Perry Stonehocker
Nellie Handy
Cecil Johnson
Inge
Vinzant
Florence Beiderwell
George Anderson
McAllisters Replat
Stevens
William H. Stebens
Orville A. Johnson
Holmes
State of Kansas
Robert O. Carr
Carl Kemper
Rex R. Harrington
William T. McKinney
John E Thomas
Wayne G Davis
Community ice cream social honors students at Deerfield
A notice says an ice cream social will be held Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Deerfield to honor students and youths leaving for school or work this fall. Lee Circle of the Kansas Food Dealers association runs a membership drive this week. A group of youngsters rode bicycles inside the new Methodist church after an event, while police report broken locks and a damaged door. Two Garden Citiens were among 390 graduates at the University of Colorado summer commencement, Joseph L. Carter M.A. among them.
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Deerfield
Lee Circle
Kansas Food Dealers Association
New Methodist Church
Tihe Church
Garden Citiens
University of Colorado
Joseph L. Carter
Market Summary Kansas City Grain and Livestock
Grain prices show mixed moves with UW wheat at 2.05 2.06 and corn variants from 1.36 to 1.51 per unit, soybeans around 2,362.41, and barley 1.00 1.05. Livestock demand weak to steady. cattle and calves steady to lower, hogs steady to 25 lower, sheep steady with western lambs up to 25. Bulk feeder and stocker prices ranged 15.00 19.50 for steers and heifers, sow prices 13.75 15.75 for light weights.
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Kansas City Grain
Kansas City
Kansas City Livestock
USDA
New York
Lindh Produce Co
Allied
Atchison
Lima
Aveo
Garden City
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Chrysler
Cities
C. Christopher & Co
du Pontee
Chicago
Goodyear
Mont Ward
NY Central
Hutchinson
Wich- Sears Roed
Villa
Omaha
Enid
Salina Sinclair O
Worth
Socono
Juy Spen Chem
Woolworth
Wichita Win
French To Try New Government In Morocco Talks
Paris reports Premier Edgar Faure aims to form a representative Moroccan government through negotiations with Nationalist leaders before Sept 12 to bring peace to French Morocco. Minister Pierre July said the Cabinet endorsed policies and will continue talks with Is tiqlal and other Moroccans, with no date set for new contracts.
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Paris
Edgar Faure
French
Morocco
Pierre July
Aix Les Bains
July
Faure
Istiqlal (Independence) Party
Istiqlal
Aid Les Bains
Gilbert
Grandval
City approves drilling payment for new water well
The city commission approved a payment of 3940.20 to Henkle Drilling Company for drilling the city’s new water well at 14th and Fulton and for setting the pump, as part of education progress noted with Roscoe C. Waldorf, M.A. degree.
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Henkle Drilling Company
14Th and
Fulton
Grains fall on Midwest rain outlook and cash receipts
Chicago board shows two grains slipping as showers loom in the Midwest. Wheat, corn, oats, rye and soybeans ease with late-session lows. Wheat futures volume and open interest noted while Wichita market reports cattle, hogs, and sheep trading mixed to steady amid price shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Midwest
Patrolman Halts Runaway Calf on Expressway in Busy Chase
St Louis officers report Patrolman Gilbert Kennedy ending a one hour pursuit of a loose calf on the express highway. He did not use a horse and reached out a patrol car window to grab the calf by the tail, holding on until police and bystanders subdued the animal and found its owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.louis
Gilbert Kennedy
Kennedy
More Kansas Wheat Sought
Senator Carlson urged Agriculture Secretary Benson to let Kansas farmers exceed federal wheat quota to combat drought. He called the drought worse than 1934 and said allowing full sowing could protect topsoil and provide cattle pasture if conditions remain dry. He noted feed shortages forcing cattle sales and proposed review after Congress returns in January to decide plowing of any excess crop.
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Salina
Carlson
Agriculture
Benson
Kansas
Kansas Republican
Congress
Big Refinery Fire Dwindling at Whiting Indiana
The Standard Oil refinery fire in Whiting Indiana, a multi million dollar blaze, was dwindling but risk of new explosions remained. Two dead and 45 injured, with 950 families evacuated as fire crews fought two storage tanks. Company expected most of the refinery back in operation in about two weeks.
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Whiting
Ind
Standard Oil
Indiana
Standard
Qil
Robert E. Wilson
Midwest
Wilson
More Motor Vehicles Seen in Kansas and Missouri in 1955
The U S Bureau of Public Roads forecasts Kansas motor vehicle registrations rising to 1 043 000 in 1955 from 1 002 000 in 1954 while Missouri is expected to reach 1 483 000 compared with 1 433,878 the prior year. Nationwide registrations may total 61 501 000 with most covered by insurance.
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Washington
Kansas
Missouri
Department’s Bureau of Pab Roads
Stat
United States
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David Frazer
Alvin Dewsy
ITI
First
Frank Spangler
Scott City
Ray Rundell
Pierceville
Donald Keller
John Wasinger
North Eleventh
Wanda Woodrow
Fort Hays State College
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Alvin Woodrow
Lakin High School
Wichita Livestock
Curtis Stud
Fe Garden City
N. Eighth
Syracuse
N. Main
Hamburger
U. S. Choice
Gold Hill
Bartlett
Smucker's Pure Strawberry Preserves
Hunt
Ideal Cash Reg
Campbell
Conroy
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