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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1957
Page
2
A fragmented notice recalls a Methodist service held Saturday for a widow and the late Ernest Williams of Satanta. The brief text mentions local residents and family links to the ceremony and the community.
Holcomb consolidated high school reports top junior honor roll achievers for the second six weeks. Named honorees include Dorothy Baier Holmes Joan McDaniel George Nuzum Ron Pettz Ron oth J Don Ret Leroy Rupp Nancy Clutter Nancy Iana Joseph Jerry dwell Judy Swartley Linda Bre Merlene Quint Baker and others receiving honorable mention.
Coast Guard recruiting officials in Denver announce the final deadline for cadet applications is January 15, 1958. The cadet exam is open to qualified young men 17 to 22 without congressional appointment, with information available at Room 100 Old Customhouse Denver.
A trio of Weber High School students in Ogden Utah announced a successful rocket launch reaching about 3600 feet with a two stage design. Teachers Noell Marble and E Rich son Green supervised the experiment using 15 pounds of solid chemical fuel and trig calculations. The boys planned another firing while ensuring safety behind sandbags.
Bonds posted for Alex Pete De chant at 1011 N 11th speeding $10 Charles LeRoy Battin 913 N th improper U turn $5 Donald Dean Handy 916 N 9th reckless driving improper driving $25 Accidents cars driven by Ben Payne 1603 Vinzant and Mrs Fred William Manske Gardendale collided at Fulton and Main damage Payne $20 Manske $50 Mrs Manske cited for following too closely Degnan 507 Nith and Mrs Clarence Savolt 709 Pennsylvania accident at 7th and Chestnut damage Degnan $400 Savolt $200 Hospital Admittances list names including Ray Vincent Scott City Clarence Kiehl 412 W Maple Victor Tune Rancho Motel etc Hospital Discharges list including James Husband 2112 N rd Mrs Clyde Bulkley Jr 212 Weslay Ethel Write 209 Sth Neal G Hackett 902 N eth Oswald L Stapleton Sublette Mrs Rosa Calderon 1207 Fulton Mrs Monte Lowry 624 N 13th Harvey Martin 2108 N Main Mrs Edna Morrissey 501 N 6th Births St Catherine Ray Vincent Scott City parents of a 7 pound 1 ounce daughter born 8:11 am Saturday Clarence Kiehl 412 W Maple parents of a 10 pound 1 ounce son born 5:30 pm Sunday County Briefs Warrant from Mary V Keller to Okla Greenstreet et al lots 17 18 block 16 Pierceville T W Gatlin et ux to B E Norton et ux tract in lot 8 block 4 Safford's addition Marriage license Granville Koehn 20 Sublette Nadine Koehn 20 Copeland
Port Said welcomed President Nasser on the first anniversary of the British and French withdrawal. He arrived by special train to a cheering crowd as War Minister Abdel Hakim Amer and cabinet ministers watched a parade featuring Soviet military equipment. Communist delegates to the Asian African Peoples Conference sat near Nasser.
The Market column shows local produce prices for eggs and cream and a separate Farmers Elevator update with local market changes. Grain futures from Kansas City, Chicago and related markets display highs, lows and closes for wheat, corn, soybeans, oats and rye with mixed movements across months and indexes.
A volatile trading session shows North American Aviation rising about two points on news of the Arriqury Force ordering bombers capable of flying over 2000 miles per hour. Boeing slips as KA gains the call. Wheat, steels, and other commodities move mixed as cattle, hogs, and lambs show varied responses in Kansas City trading. The Sphinx statue in Egypt is highlighted as a distant note.
CHICAGO futures showed irregular moves with nearby March wheat supported by flour mill buying against a large southwestern bakery order. New crop wheat eased on favorable weather and crop prospects for 1958. Rye and corn fell, oats declined, soybeans opened higher then weakened as November crushings reached around 29 million bushels.
A Kansas City woman armed with a .32 caliber revolver held two policemen and a deputy sheriff at bay when they tried to seize her home for the Southeast Trafficway project. After about 15 minutes officers persuaded her to surrender the weapon.
Retired World War II air commander Claire L. Chennault disclosed he has lung cancer. A tumor was removed in August 1955, but cancer recurred and no further operation was possible. He founded Civil Air Transport and led the Flying Tigers in China before Pearl Harbor.
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