IRS office dates set in Garden City for income tax help
In Garden City, the Garden City post office building hosts IRS help dates this month from today through February 15, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., assisting residents with income tax returns. PFC Gerald J. Fief, son of James A. Fief, recently took part in the 2nd Armored Division tests in Germany, including tank infantry coordination and chemical, biological, and radiological warfare. Private First Class Fief entered the Army in 1954, completed basic training at Camp Chaffee, and arrived in Europe in 1955. Army Private Ronald L. Denchfield, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Denchfield, recently graduated from the Military Police Training Center at Camp Gordon, Ga. The 21-year-old is a Garden City High School graduate and KU Phi Gamma Delta member who attended the University of Kansas. Burtis Motor Company of Garden City earned the Ford Four-Letter Award for outstanding dealer performance, per Kansas City district sales personnel and Ford Motor Company officials. Keith D. Hampton of Ulysses, KU senior, joined 14 Army ROTC graduates commissioned as second lieutenants in the Army Reserve. he has engineering studies and awaits active-duty orders. Garden City police court fines and costs for January totaled $989, per the judge’s annual report approved by the city commission. The city commission granted Emil Salyer permission to connect Wheat Lands Motel’s swimming pool to the city sewer, with a service charge to be determined by the engineer.
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Gerald J. Fief
James A. Fief
St. John
2Nd Armored Division
Germany
Fief
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Europe
Army
Ronald L. Denchfield
Frederick R. Denchfield
Fifth St
Garden City
Kas
Military Police Training Center
Camp Gordon
Garden City High School
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Denchfield
University of Kansas
Ford Division
Fod Motor Company
Burtis Motor Company, Inc
Ford
Kansas City
Keith D. Hampton
Ulysses
Army Reserve
Keith
Army mulls reserve training center for Great Bend
Great Bend considers leasing a site for a proposed military reserve training center. The Army will decide whether to build, making it the fourth such center in Kansas. Col. Glen Soderstrom of the Wichita district inspected the site.
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Army Studies Reserve Center For
Great Bend
Army
Kansas
Glen Soderstrom
Wichita Sec
Ike Sets March 1 as Deadline for Decision
The report notes President Eisenhower indicated he should have enough information by March 1 to decide on seeking re election. He suggested a news conference may carry his final answer, while addressing questions on guided missiles gas bills and U S Cuba matters. It also includes local items on births hospital admits and police briefs.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Russia
Soviet Union
Israel
Congress
High School String Symphony Delights Local Audiences
More than 400 attendees enjoyed the annual high school string symphony at the school auditorium. The program spanned classics to contemporary pieces and romantic selections, with most players being junior high students and only four seniors. Soloists Robert Austin and Leo Jo Kopp performed Bruch and Mendelssohn Concertos in G minor, Op. 25, as the event opened a likely series of year end concerts conducted by Loren Crawford.
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String Symphony
Robert Austin
Leo Jo Kopp
Austin
Bruch
Miss Kopp
Mendelssohn
KIUL
Feeds Lower in Chicago Market as Grain Prices Swing
Irregular market action sees wheat and soybeans mixed with gains and losses. March contracts liquidated in feed grains while old crop wheat firmed after early selling. New crop months stayed weak due to moisture in winter wheat regions. Soybeans show soft old crops with cash declines, while new crop weeks resist selling amid several easy days. Wheat closes down, corn down, oats mixed, rye mixed, soybeans vary with March movements. Wheat futures purchases and open interest noted.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Budget Mention Ties Center to Army 1957 Funding
A official stated the center is included in the Army's 1957 fiscal year budget. The remark positions the facility within military funding plans for the upcoming year.
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Army
Obituary notices for Hoskins Geyer and Cole in Kansas
Funeral services are set for Mary Olive Hoskins at 10 30 a m Thursday at Friends church Fowler Kansas with burial in Fowler cemetery. She was 49 years a resident of Fowler and survived by a daughter son three sisters and nine grandchildren. Also funeral services for Edward L Geyer will be held at 2 p m Thursday from Phillips chapel Garden City with burial in Valley View cemetery. He was 80 a former farmer who lived in Cimarron and Garden City area. Ernest Cole a Kearny county rancher died yesterday at age 74 after a long Kansas career near Deerfield Finney and Lakin. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Mary Olive Hoskins
St. Catherine Hospital
Friends Church
Fowler
Hoskins
Kokomo
Ind
Melvin E. Hoskins
Pleasant Plain
Ed Dunn
Cimarron
Walter
Wichita
Clifford
Raymond
Boise
Ida
Mabel Dunlap
Eudora
Bertha Figgins
Richland
Bessie Mills
Linden
Fowler Cemetery
Garland Chapel
Edward L. Geyer
Goodwill Nursing Home
Phillipschapel
Vern H. Lewis
Garden City
Geyer
Nursing Home
Mr. Geyer
Columbus
Kansas
Grant County
Earl P
Lamar
Colo
Elsie Bartlow
Luella Banker
Augusta
Valley View Cemetery
Ernest Cole Lakin
Ernest R. Cole
Kearny County
Mr. Cole
Deerfield
Finney County
Friend
Lakin
VFW Awards Gen Alfred Gruenther Medal honor
The Veterans of Foreign Wars honored Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther for outstanding national security contributions. VFW commander in chief Timothy J. Murphy presented the Omar N. Bradley gold medal award to Gruenther at the ceremony.
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VEW
Alfred Gruenther
Washington
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Alfred M. Gruenther
Timothy J. Murphy
VFW
Omar N. Bradley
Market Report for Garden City Grain and Futures
Readable market summary with Wheat priced at 190 by courtesy Farmers Elevator, Barley at 1.80, and Mile at 1.66. Futures shown for Kansas City Wheat, Chicago Corn, Soybeans, and Oats with mixed highs and lows, plus receipts for Wheat and cattle, hogs, and lambs from Kansas City and Wichita USDA listings.
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Garden City
B. C. Christopher & Co
Kansas City
Chicago
Hutchinson
Wichita
Omaha
Enid
Salina
Ft. Worth
USDA
Mink Gifts Mark 200th Bill Introduction in Michigan House
Lansing report says lawmakers received mink bow ties from Rep. James Goulette to celebrate his 200th bill. He owns a mink ranch and supplied nine animals for the gifts. No investigation will be opened.
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Lansing
Mich
James Goulette
House
Goulette
Upper Peninsula
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Internal Revenue Service
Emil Salyer
Wheat Lands
Ike
Clarence Knoll
Northday
Izt
Birdena Harp
Scott City
Clyde Long
George Gropp
Frank Novy, Jr
William M. Stephens, Jr
Old Manor
J. P. Maharon
Parkwood
DeWayne Lyden
Holcomb
Flora Warner
North Lith
R. E. Thompson
Gardendale
Warren Swartley
Chris Schinnerer
Shadylawn
Sam Boman
St. Catherine
William Stephens
Albert Ray Collings
Copeland Hotel
Dick Roy Woods
Third
Wil J. Rundell
Bancroft
Chestnut
Woods
7Th
Laurel
Philip Herman Phillips
N. Main
Hadley Lehnen Kauffman
W. Maple
Kauffman
Quinn C. Williams
Blaine W. Williams
Quinn C.williams
Mansure
Edmund F. Mansure
Cuba
General Services Administration
Bulgaria
North Pale
Panama
Sure Wayton
Man's
Kansas City Livestock
U. N
Wichita Livestock
Kansas City GR
Lindh Produce Co
York
New York
Airine
Atchison
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Boeing Air Bran
Sp&pac
Chrysler
du Pont
Motors
Goodyear
Gulf of
Martin
Mont Ward
Phill Pet
Plough
Proct & G
RCA
Reyn Met - Me
St Jos
Sears Rock
Sinclair O
ONO
Woolworth
Water Works
Henkle & Company Irrigation Specialists
Garden Spor
Esive
Renick Drugs
Russell, Stover
Valentine Hearts
Russell Stover
Renice
A Onan
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