St Catherine Hospital to Add North Wing and Remodel Center
Western Kansas hospital projects near finish in early 1961 with a new front center office lobby and reception area plus extensive center wing remodeling. Capacity will exceed 90 beds with enlarged halls doors and improved lighting. A formal dedication is planned for next spring.
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St. Catherine Hospital
Dale Gillan
Remodeled St Catherine Hospital Preview Draws Interest
Garden City residents hear about latest improvements at St Catherine Hospital center portion remodel. New office lobby and patient reception spaces touted for comfort and design. Harold Ensley arrives for goose hunting trip to Two Buttes Colorado with TV crew. Telegram invites readers to office open house. Chamber Coffee Club to meet. fundraising plans include a humorously dubbed potty task to reach a $6,000 goal. Santa and the Boy Fish chapter continues on back page with daily installments.
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St. Catherine Hospital
Harold Ensley
Dighton
Garden City
Two Buttes
Colo
Ensley
Channel ‘1
Two Car Crash Near Fulton Evans Damages 750
No injuries were reported in a two vehicle collision Tuesday evening at about 6 05 near Fulton and Evans. Drivers were Arlen Ray Hapes of 118 W Kansas and Dale William Bjorklun of 1404 N 3rd. Both cars headed east as the Hapes car attempted a pass and veered, striking a combine platform in a nearby lot. Total damage estimated at 750.
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Fulton and
Evans
Arlen Ray Hapes
Kansas
Dale William Bjorklun
Fulton
Hapes
United Fund to End ’60 Drive in Finney County
Finney County United Fund tops last year’s tally but may miss the 1960 goal of 346,webu quota. With 40,659.11 raised and more reports due by Friday, drive chairman Tennessen urged complete reporting. Rural areas show progress, volunteers to contact noncontributors. employe gifts near last year.
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Finney County
United Fund
Webu
Drive
Joe Tennessen
Tennessen
Martin Delohery
Maynard Knief
The
Garden City
Threaten Strike of Newspapers in New York City
New York City faces the threat of a newspaper blackout tonight as federal mediators push a last effort to avert a midnight strike by Mail Deliverers Union and nine metropolitan dailies. The 3,068 members threaten to walk out if no contract is reached, seeking a 9 dollar wage rise over two years and a shorter work week. newspapers offer no specific money proposal. The 19 day shutdown two years ago underscores the potential impact.
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New York
New York City
New York City Publishers Association
U N May Take Control Warned by National Council of Churches
GAN FRANCISCO AP The United States may have to subordinate its will to the United Nations the National Council of Churches says in a triennial resolution. Delegates from 33 denominations urged U S support for strengthening the world body as a peace agent. The resolution notes UN growth from 51 to about 100 members boosting prestige and democratic processes worldwide while warning the U S could be outvoted on some issues. Citizens should prepare for such eventuality and view democracy on a world scale with both benefits and risks.
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GAN Francisco
United States
United Nations
General Assembly
National Council of Churches
U. S
United Nationals
Eel plugs hole stops ship leak in Gulfport
A leak on the SS Alcoa Pioneer during cargo discharge at Gulfport Mississippi two weeks ago was halted after ship inspectors found a rivet had fallen out and an eel had wedged into the hole. The eel died but the hull was secured.
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Mobile
Ala
Alcoa Pioneer
Gulfport
Miss
Little Change In Forecast For Kansas Weather
AP reports little changes in Kansas weather through Thursday with mostly fair and cool conditions. Lows tonight near 20s, highs Thursday in the 30s to low 40s. Snowfall reported in western areas including Garden City and Lamar Colorado brief snow. Temperature spread Tuesday ranged from 27 at Goodland to 47 at Pittsburg with lows from 11 at Goodland to 27 at Chanute.
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Sunrlee
Akron
la Jurtts
Emporis
Garden City
Trace
Goodland
Hinl City
Tamar
Russel
Baltna
Topeka
Kansas
Lamar
Colo
Pittsburg
Chanute
Blue Laws Face Serious Legal Threat
The Supreme Court asked for arguments on Sunday closing laws in Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and Maryland amid conflicting lower court rulings. Ohio and South Carolina appeals could be affected by the ruling, as Massachusetts laws were struck down for Sabbath discrimination while Philadelphia upheld a blue law.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Ohio
South Carolina
Boston
Philadelphia
High Tribunal
Diesel Hits Truck: Family of Four Dies
A self propelled diesel railroad passenger car collided with a gasoline truck at an unguarded grade crossing in Nashua New Hampshire killing five. Four members of a single family perished. Twenty seven people on board were hospitalized as a loud explosion followed the crash.
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Nashua
N.H
Concord
Manchester
Robert Wrenn
Patricia
Jennifer
Christopher
John S. Wilder
Wrenn
Wilder
Arlington
Mass
Daniel MacDonald
Hills Ferry Road
Koppers Co
Attorney Picked By GOP to Fill Secretary Job
TOPEKA AP Attorney Hart Workman 57 will fill the new executive secretary post for the Kansas Republican Party. The party executive committee approved the routine setup at the suggestion of state chairman Donald Schnacke 33. Workman, a veteran state official, previously served with the Board of Social Welfare and the State Corporation Commission. Schnacke outlined a monthly precinct leaders mailer and set Workman’s pay at 600 dollars a month with possible raises after three months.
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Topeka
Hart Workman
Republican Party
Kansas
Donald P. Schnacke
Workman
Schnacke
John Anderson
Board of Social Welfare
State Corporation Commission
Corporation Commission
Secretary of State's
National Republican
Thruston B. Morton
National
GOP Committee
Morton
GOP
Udall Named to Interior Post
President elect John F Kennedy named Rep Stewart Udall of Arizona as secretary of the interior the third cabinet post to be filled Udall 40 will head a department with 50 000 employees and a 1960 spending program of more than 800 million dollars Kennedy said the department guards Americas natural resources and will see a large future expansion in line with national commitments to the free world.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Rep
Stewart Udall
Arizona
Kennedy
America
Udall
Arizona House
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Connecticut
Luther H. Hodges
North Carolina
Commerce
Dag Hamimarskjold
United Nations
State Department
U.N
David Ormsby Gore
Carlyle
Upper East Side
Convicted on Drug Charge in Ohio Case
In Cleveland, Lilian Fratantonio, 29, mother of five, was found guilty by a Juvenile Court jury of mistreating her sleeping daughters by drugging them with barbiturates. A psychiatric exam will precede sentencing, with a possible penalty up to one year in jail and a $500 fine.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Lillian Fratantonio
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