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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1962
Page
2
Local market items list bag sizes and prices for produce and eggs with multiple brand labels. Kansas City livestock report shows cattle and hog prices, with calves none, hogs down and lambs at upper teens to twenties. cows, sows, and barrows noted with price ranges.
New York stocks drifted irregularly as traders avoided a year end rally between Christmas and New Year. The AP index fell about 0.2 to 242.2 with industrials down 0.7, utilities up slightly. Dow Jones industrial average dipped 0.51 to 650.05 as airlines and big automakers moved modestly.
Two members of the local De Molay Chapter will receive the honorary Chevalier degree in a public ritual at the Masonic Lodge Sunday at 2 50 p m. The awardees are Robert Raynesford, son of Dr and Mrs J D Raynesford of 1206 Pinecrest, and Larry Daniel, son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Daniel of 518 Summit. The degree cannot be vested or earned and will be conferred by the Advisors Council with the guard of honor and escort of the Knights Templar.
Chicago police puzzled by Soviet protest over the brief arrest of Russian Vladimir Karatsuba, 32. Officer Anton Marchenko said Karatsuba fell three times while questioned for public drunkenness as he refused to identify himself. Charge dismissed in Police Court. Karatsuba employed by Amtorg without diplomatic immunity. State Department disclosed the Soviet complaint in a note dated December 25.
RAWALPINDI AP reports India and Pakistan halted ministerial talks on Kashmir after a single session showed firm demands on the Himalayan state. Negotiators agreed to reconvene in New Delhi on January 16, but observers saw slim chances for a settlement of the 15 year dispute.
Clifford Hope Jr. Garden City attorney reported in satisfactory condition at St Catherine Hospital after ambulance transport from his office with illness. Attending physician says preliminary evidence points to a mild virus pneumonia.
Long Bell Division of International Paper sells yard at Tint and Fulton to Garden Belle Lumber Inc. Earl C Brookover and Allen Hopkins take ownership January 1 with Dick Hennen remaining as manager. The move preserves lines and staff as Garden Belle enters its half century site in Garden City with plans to expand and add jobs.
Kelly Malson owner of Five Points Motor Co announces he has obtained a franchise to sell Dodge cars in Five Points. The move expands local auto options and positions the dealership to offer new Dodge models and related services.
Garden City law firm Hope Haag Saffels and Hope dissolves effective January 13 as Clifford R Hope Jr joins government work. Lloyd H Haag and Dale E Saffels will continue practice at 118 Grant Room 2 while Clifford R Hope Jr keeps an office at Room 4. Hope's father Clifford R Hope Sr leads Great Plains Wheat Inc.
Labor Secretary Wirtz reenters negotiations as 60,000 longshoremen strike locks East and Gulf ports. ILA chief Gleason demands new shipowner proposal while violence shades Galveston scene where dockworker Robert James shot in foot. Separate meetings set with New York Shipping Association and ILA. strike persists past six days with no near end.
Former Garden City attorney Dan Hopkins has assumed duties in the legal division of Cities Service Gas Co in Oklahoma City. Hopkins left the firm Calihan Green Hopkins art Calihan after 1949 and previously chaired the Finney County Republican Central Committee until last month. He is now based in Oklahoma City.
Ross Blackford of State Farm Insurance qualified for the National Convention of Outstanding State Farm Agents. The event will be held at the Hilton Hotel in Denver on January 21 to 23. He will be accompanied by Mrs Blackford, announced by district manager John H. Robinson.
Tom T. Griess of 707 Harding attended the mid winter sales meeting for Cargill Hybrids in Cedar Rapids Iowa last week. The event outlined winter spring sales plans and included intensive sales training through demonstrations and workshops led by John Perring Minneapolis sales manager.
Coast to Coast to Close Monday with many local outlets shut the day before New Year and on New Year’s Day. Larry Kliessen confirms the Coast to Coast store will be closed Monday. Most stores on Tuesday close. some groceries stay open. Post offices on Sunday schedule. Telegram not publishing. all city county state and federal offices closed.
Washington AP reports the sting from new revenue rules eases with revised expense record standards for business travel and entertainment. Caplin promises updates in February and notes the changes aim to curb abuses while allowing a month for taxpayers to adapt ahead of January 1 implementation.
A fragmented local notice lists dismissals at St Catherine and births at St Catherine A daughter born to Ronald Pettz and wife Deerfield on Dec 27 at 10 50 am weighing 8 pounds 4 ounces A daughter born to Donald Komlofske and wife in Juliet City on Dec 27 at 10 01 pm weighing 7 pounds 10 ounces Legal notices include Warranty Deeds James H Rink to James H Rink et al involving a half interest in properties.
Loyd Edgar Herrington 56 of 611 Hackberry died unexpectedly Thursday at home. Born June 18, 1906 in Hope he moved to Gardenay 82 years ago and was a farmer. He was a World War II Army veteran and member of First Methodist Church Elks Lodge. Survived by widow Mary Elizabeth Gould married Feb 23 1949, two brothers M A Herrington and R E Herrington, a sister Mrs Florence Thiessen. Funeral Saturday 2 pm at First Methodist with burial in Valley View Cemetery. Phillips White Funeral Home in charge.
London reports split across British papers over revived charges that the Duke of Windsor sought a personal deal with Hitler while king. Newspapers reflect partisan views from Express and Mirror to Guardian as Nazi documents from wartime surface. The alleged envoy described a German Britain alliance and a push to talk with Hitler drew renewed debate on whether Edward abdicated for love or would have been Hitler’s puppet. The duke, amid Paris residence, offered no comment.
Transactions include deeds in Garden City area from Bertha Gross to Verne Gross and others, and multiple property replat references in Holmes and Howerton additions. A Briar Hill addition conveyance to Harold Fansitt is noted, plus district court entries of divorces, fines for traffic violations, and police notes including accidents and speeding tickets across local towns.
Abandoned gold sax found in Detroit by John Blont reveals a note from a guitarist with missing teeth saying he cannot play well. The note states the sax is not stolen and offers it to the finder, with police holding the instrument for its owner to replace teeth. The story closes with a stray line about senator age limits.
A reader asks if plantar warts can be cured. Medical guidance notes many treatments, including chemical application, surgical shaving with a burr, or removal when others fail. No single method works for all, but most patients can be cured with persistence and medical help.
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