Garden City to host Triple I industrial show next spring
Garden City has been chosen as the site for the Triple I industrial show to be staged next spring by the Western Kansas Manufacturers Assn. Inc. Dale Fry, association president, said several bids were involved and many firms have already started reserving space. The two day event will feature manufacturers from across Kansas and surrounding states with displays at the fairgrounds in late March or early April. The show is free with door prizes and is part of Garden City's 1958 diamond anniversary celebrations led by the Chamber of Commerce.
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Garden City
Western Kansas Manufacturers Assn., Inc
Dale Fry
Fry
Hays
Dodge City
Kansas
Colorado
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
Chamber of Commerce
Bob Long
Antioch
Rome
Alexandria
Luke
Tehran
Daphne
Reader shares cautionary note on On the Beach appeal
A reader endorses Nevil Shute's On the Beach as a sober reminder of the need to avoid war. The piece cites quotes from 7 Furnas and Thomas Finletter, noting the book is at libraries and stores. Also reports that local telephone books will be issued in March with a prefix change to BRidge and a single-digit shift, affecting numbers like The Telegram to BR 6-3232.
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Nevil Shute
Shute
Earth
Garden ‘City
Southwestern Bell
Luke the Physician Seeks Gospel Beginnings Free of Legends
Editor notes Luke the physician and convert to Christianity sought a factual account of Jesus birth and origins. The piece follows Luke’s quest across Galilee and Caesarea to collect reliable details, contrasted with other gospel writers and myth, framing Luke as pivotal to the Nativity story.
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Luke
Bethlehem
Christ
Titian
Tax Day Rush Brings 61000 To County Coffers
Taxpayers flooded the county treasurer's office on a busy Friday, bringing in about 61000. The rush day reflects higher activity even as overall collections lag behind last year. A reader notes references to ancient authors and medical figures in the text.
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Strabo
Donna
Bradford
Cornelius Celsus
Rome
Luke’s
Hope High School Christmas Music Concert at 7:45
Traditional Christmas music by the Hope High School string symphonette directed by Loren Crawford opens the annual holiday singing program tonight at 7:45 in Hope Auditorium. It features 458 students across junior high and high school choirs, and concludes with Silent Night.
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Loren “Crawford
Hope Auditorium
Julius Hultquist
Moscow boy dies in one car crash near Ulysses
A 16 year old Moscow high school student died from injuries after a one car crash 8 miles south of Ulysses late last night. Several Moscow students were injured and hospitalized with varying seriousness. State highway K 270 was the scene as fog and a curve contributed to the wreck.
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Grant County
Moscow
Ulysses
Luke
Paul
Faith
Cae
Sarea
Bob Wilson
Rome
Pital
Dennis Pearce
Thelma Holley
Ronald Brewer
Carol Wulfmeyer
Patricia Kolb
Brewer
Garden Sass: Advice for After-Dinner Speakers
Advice notes that when speakers have nothing substantial to say the shorter the speech the better. It urges brevity to avoid dullness and keep the audience engaged with a brisk delivery and minimal filler.
Weather Summary Note From US Weather Bureau
Increasing cloudiness and cooler tide with low over 50s. Variable winds, southerly direction. Drizzle likely with high temperature near the 50s. Observations and forecast from US Weather Bureau.
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US Weather Bureau
Highway Improvements Considered by City and State Officials
City and state highway officials reviewed streets for possible 1959 improvements including a 2.5 inch hot mix asphalt on Fulton from 1st to Main and Main from Maple to Kansas with estimated costs of 70 000 to 80 000 dollars split two thirds by the state and one third by the city. A second option covers Five Points to railroad tracks on US 50 with state funding only. The state will conduct additional surveys for city review as part of the 1959 planning program. In other news Kansas unemployment fund stood at 86 647 000 dollars as of October 31 up over three million from the prior year. The fund finances unemployment claims for insured workers.
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Highway Commission
Louis Kampschroeder
6Th
J. B. Stephenson
Deane Wiley
Everett Miller
Harold Fansler
Gregg Shaw
Wiley
Fulton
1St
Main
Maple
Kansas
Jones Street
Commission
Topeka
Allies Defy Reds, Agree On Missiles
Paris AP NATO allies at a 15 nation conference accepted in principle the U.S. plan to base nuclear missiles in Western Europe to counter Russia’s space-age threat. The unanimous stance followed Soviet warnings and hinges on final heads of government confirmation during the summit opening with President Eisenhower present.
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Paris
NATO
U.S
Europe
Russia
Khrushchev Warns Britain of New War Threat
London warned by Khrushchev that the cold war and arms race could spark a new bloody conflict. He urged disarmament talks with Russia and warned of a crushing retaliatory strike if American weapons were misused from U.S. bases in Britain. NATO ministers, meeting in shared defense talks, planned to endorse nuclear armament with country discretion while a joint communique was awaited.
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London
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Britain
Khrushchev
The
New Statesman
U.S
NATO
Eisenhower
Lauris Norstad
Kansas Records Top Sorghum and Wheat Crop Heights
The final crop report from federal and state agriculture agencies sets Kansas sorghum at 129,000,000 bushels, a fourfold rise above the 10-year average and behind Texas. Winter wheat output reaches 100,112,000 bushels, keeping Kansas first in winter wheat and second in total wheat behind North Dakota. Corn production is 44,283,000 bushels, above last year's 32,067,000 and under the 10-year average of 58,182,000.
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Topeka
Departments’ of Agriculture
Kansas
United States
Texas
Beslow
North Dakota
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