Garden City Resolution Orders Street Improvements in 1967
The city council of Garden City Kansas adopts a resolution to improve Main Street from Emerson Street to Street and gutters and sidewalks. It declares that if property owners liable for taxes do not protest within twenty days from December 7 1957 the city will proceed with the work and levy taxes as provided by law.
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Garden City
Emerson Street
Kansas
Can Nag
EB. Miller
Garden City Kansas to curb gutter and improve Bancroft Street
Public notice states the city will curb gutter sew e and otherwise improve Bancroft Street from Kansas Avenue to Jones Avenue Garden City Kansas. Property owners owed more than half the property must protest within twenty days of first publication as provided by Kansas statutes. City Clerk to file protests and arrange bids for the work and contract.
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Garden
Sancroet
Jones Avenue
City
Kansas
Bancroft Street
Panident
Manta
Kansan
Three Brothers Surrender After Sheriff Shot
In Holyoke Colorado a 13 year old admitted firing at Sheriff Knopp during a farm attack. Two younger brothers surrendered near a county road while a third was found asleep in a truck bed. Weapons stolen from Hastings store. No charges filed as investigators review the case. The shooting wounded the sheriff who was later listed in good condition. Police pressed the response with patrols from Colorado and Nebraska panhandle areas.
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Holyoke
Colo
Fred Knopp
Colorado
Willard. Bolen
Kropp
Albert Pollock
Seotla
Nebraska Panhandle
Pueblos City Clerk Adopts Tax Levy for City
Legals note the adoption of a tax levy for payment of the game as provided by law. A search southwest of town located boys southeast of Holyoke where a sheriff's patrol from McCook Nebraska found them. Kropp was shot at close range during a confrontation over possession of a rifle. The eldest brother warned to not resist. Kropp, bleeding, was driven by Mayor Theodore Fiedler to Phillips County Hospital.
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Approv. artEst
Holyoke
Aheriff
McCook
Kropp
John’ Otta
Theodore F. Fiedler
Fiedler
Phillips County Hospital
Jet Record Over Pacific Flight Sets New Speed
Four Air Force Voodoo jets completed a nonstop Tokyo to Honolulu crossing of 3850 miles in six hours and 35 minutes, the fastest recorded time for the route. Pilots were Capt Martin d Barnard, Lt Raymond C Rami, Lt Har Severtson, and Lt James G Waugh.
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Honolulu
Pacific
Tokyo
Honolulua
Air ‘Foree
Martin d. Barnard
Little Hack
Ark
Raymond C. Rami
Uniontown
Kan
Severtson
Montrose
Land
James’ ‘G. ‘Waugh
Shreveport
Lake
Samovars Go Modern
In Moscow reports the old charcoal samovar is fading as 1.5 million classic units were made in the last three years at Tula, the USSR’s top samovar center. New electric samovars will replace tea makers, though some charcoal models will stay for rural areas not yet electrified.
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Moscow
Tula
Soviet Union
Branch Line Costly Testimony in Katy Abandonment Hearing
KANSAS CITY Missouri Kansas Texas Railway will spend over 1.6 million dollars in the next decade on the Bryson Missouri to Paola Kansas branch line. The railroad seeks abandonment citing high maintenance and rehabilitation costs as chief reasons and testified at an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing led by examiner Robert Romero. The line serves West Line Freeman Harrisonville East Lyne Gunn City Holden Chilhowee Magnolia Post Oak in Missouri and Louisburg in Kansas. A separate Arkansas item reports a noisy muffler complaint involving a woman caller and DetectiveHet.
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Kansas City
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Bryson
Paola
Kan
Thomas S. Carter
Katy
Robert Romero
West Line
Freeman
Fragmentary OCR Clues from 40 Oriental Ethnic Reference
A string of partial OCR fragments references American humorist notes and various terms. The readable items include mountai ns B3 and a wine chalice mention, plus a rodent and a spiny-finned creature. No coherent event or entities form a full summary.
Don't Depend On Congress Aiken Warns
Kansas City report quotes Sen Aiken urging farmers to stay active in politics and form cooperatives to gain economic power. He argues Congress cannot ensure prosperity and calls for collective bargaining with nonfarm voices joining farmers. Newsom backs cooperative efforts to secure fair prices and national income share as farm programs face political risks. Sentiment against farm programs grows among nonfarm public.
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Kansas City
Herschel D. Newsom
Congress
National Grange
Sen. Aiken
R-Vi
Iion
Newsom
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