Hospital Admissions Today At St. Craherine
Admissions list for today at St. Craherine includes B. A. Snerry Rev Mrs. Nicholas Ortiz 217 N. 6th Mirs. flenry Hopkins 607 N. 6th Mrs. Donald D. Jones 307 FB Chestnut Mrs. Herman Martin Eminence Rt Kelana Thompson 402 N. 9th Inge Heinrich 304 N. 4th.
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St. Craherine
B.A. Snerry
Nicholas Ortiz
Flenry Hopkins
Donald D. Jones
Chestnut
Herman Martin
Kelana Thompson
Inge Heinrich
Lilla Faldtz
Stanton Bruce McMillan
Wesley Daniel Ray Haunschild
Arthur Gaedo
Ingalls
Walace Kuhlman
Lakin
St. Catherine Ason
Bille
Jack Overton
Bert Mastin
Melvin Haag
Leslie Julian
Cattle and hog market figures from Kansas City bulletin
Fat cattle receipts total 179 head with a broad price drop across most classes. Average choice steers 21.00 to 21.75, good to low choice 20.00 to 20.75, standard and low goods 19.00 to 20.00. Hogs 4,500 head with mixed gains for various weights, slaughter lambs 17.75 to 18.50. Prime heifers around 21.50, cows 13.50 to 14.50. Market notes from AP Kansas City report.
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Atecra
Kansas City
Stock Market Trading Active Debut Pushes Gains Across Sectors
New York AP reports the stock market opened with a broad advance and moderately active trading. Drugs led gains on the admission of G. D. Searle, with motors steels airlines rails utilities and electronics rising, oils mixed after Texaco drop, and the Dow Jones and AP averages up at noon.
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NEW York
G. D. Searle
New York Stock Exchange
Searle
Texaco
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Beatrice Jacquart Joins State Mineral Industries Council
Beatrice L. Jacquart of Haskell County, a noted landowner and irrigator in southwestern Kansas, is appointed to the Mineral Industries Council of the State Geological Survey at the University of Kansas in Lawrence. The council, created in 1937, includes 12 Kansas industry, agriculture and business representatives and serves as an advisory body.
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Beatrice L. Jacquart
Haskell County
Kansas
Mineral Industries Council
State Geological Survey
University of Kansas
Lawrence
W. Clarke Wescoe
Kansas University
Kansas Industry, Agriculture
Business
Howard Carey, Jr
Hutchin
Simeon 8. Clarke
Baxter Springs
Charles Cook
Concordia
Lee H. Cornell
Wichita
S. Frent
Salina
Bruce G. Gleissner
Dane Hansen
Logan
George K. Mackie, Jr
Pittsburg
W. L. Stryker
Fredonia
Robert F. Walters
Wiches
B. C. Weaver
Mullinvi
Marriage and Birth Notices From Garden City Area
A long list of births, marriages, and notices from Garden City and nearby towns. Included are parent names, addresses, and birth details at St Catherine and Eminence Rt. Also listed are various legals, police bonds, arrests, accidents, and a theft report from Anderson Tires.
Emergency landing at Garden City airport with DC7 cargo
A heavily loaded American Airlines DC7 diverted to Garden City Municipal Airport on a non stop flight from Chicago to Los Angeles. Engine trouble forced a precautionary landing after dumping fuel to reduce fire risk. Crew unloaded jet engines automotive parts and other cargo for transfer to a replacement plane from Dallas.
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Garden City
American Airlines
Chicago
Los Angeles
Bertele
Dallas
California
Western Plane Sales
Don Keener
Western Planegates
Controla
E.R. Wells
Paul Neuman
Lakin-Cecil A. Tate 61 Kearny County Rancher Dies
Cecil Allan Tate died this morning at St. Catherine Hospital in Garden City after a short illness. Born July 13, 1902, in Lakin, he spent most of his life in Kearny County. He married Maude L. Tunnel in 1934 and was preceded in death by his father and a brother. Survivors include his wife, mother, a son Bradney, a sister, and two brothers. Funeral arrangements by Davis Funeral Home.
Funeral service for Leslie V Strecker LEOTY
Funeral for Leslie V Strecker 62 was set for 2 p m at the Methodist Church in Leoti with Rev F A O Kelley officiating Burial would be in Leoti Cemetery Strecker died Monday in Greeley County Hospital Tribune born November 20 1901 in Major County Oklahoma and came to Wichita County in 1942 from Fairview Oklahoma He married Mable Thacker August 1 1851 in Leoti Survivors include his widow a daughter Mrs Luther Keith Tribune a stepson Keith Thacker Russell Springs four grandchildren his parents Mr and Mrs J W Strecker Leoti four brothers Claude and Oliver Leoti Fred and Howard Chester Ohio three sisters Mrs Agnes Riley Clinton Missouri Mrs Dorothy Hill Oklahoma City Oklahoma and Mrs Lucille Rodgers Leoti
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Leoty
Leslie V. Strecker
F. A. O’kelley
Leoti
Strecker
Greeley County
Tribune
Major County
Okla
Wichita County
Fairview
Mable Thacker
Kansas Farm Prices Down
Kansas farm prices for poultry and eggs rose slightly at mid December per the State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service. The combined poultry and egg price index stood at 140 percent of the 1910-14 base, up from November, with average egg price 27.4 cents per dozen in December and chicken price 3.3 cents per pound, still below December 1942 levels.
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Topeka
Kansas
Livestock Reporting Service
Local clubs and contests highlight community week
American Field Service to hold annual meeting Monday at 7 30 p.m. in the high school library Applications for 1964 65 host families may be sent to J Merion Kadyk 1011 N 6th Lions Club aided the high school Christmas dance at the Civic Center last Friday Winners in Young Hobby Club contest include James Morrow Rick Jewell Denise Hiebert and Ronnie Dickson They will receive mysterious imp bottles by mail soon Wallace M White new Kansas State Fair secretary is the father in law of Linnea married to Bert Biles White assumed duties in Hutchinson Topeka incorporation procedures completed for Credit Bureau Garden City Dale Sattels listed as resident agent with capitalization of 50000 The Credit Bureau has operated there for years
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American Field Service
J. Merion Kadyk
Selegram
James Morrow
N. Lith
Rick ‘Jewell
Congad Ave
Denise Hiebert
Cohard
Ronnie Dickson
Wallace M. White
Comanche County
Linnea
Bert Biles
Joe Biles
Hutchinson
White
Hutchingon
Topeka
The
Credit Buren
Garden Ity
Dale Sattels
Credit Bureau
Kansas Traffic Log Summary About Cheerful Toll Rise
An unclear Kansas traffic log notes a death toll and timing details around a 48 hour window ending at 9 am Thursday January 7. The fragment references comparable periods and a 63 period, with other garbled data. The readable entities include Kansas and January 7.
Scent of Roses Still Lingers in Pasadena Parade
In Pasadena the New Year Rose Parade drew over 1.5 million spectators and national TV coverage. Former President Eisenhower led in a white convertible as grand marshal with Col. John Glenn Jr among VIP guests. sunny skies and 80s temps highlighted the event while sponsors priced the floral floats at about 750000 dollars.
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Pasadena
Calif
Eisenhower
Col
John 4H
Glenn Jr
Earl Warren
California
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Spectacular year ahead for Johnson and nation
James Marlow assesses 1964 as a year of spectacular potential with Johnson aiming to boost public image through nonstop exposure, possible summit with Khrushchev, and major legislation battles. He notes Republican opponents face tough, aggressive skies, while Johnson can keep daily focus and stay on the offensive to shape the race.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
White House
Khrushchey
Truman
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Pentagon issues uniform security rule for outside researchers
The Defense Department issued a new standard requiring outside researchers to pass the same background checks as federal employees before accessing classified defense information. The rule, inserted into a 1957 directive, mandates a security censorship review of any historical notes from classified records. United States farmers spend 3.2 billion yearly on fuel lubricants and equipment upkeep.
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Washington
Pentagon
Defense Department
Department
Armed Services
Defense
United States
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Garden City Livestock
Kansas City Livestock
Bea Jacquart
Gerden City
Paul Holovach
Sublette
Dahiel
Ray Haunschild
Shalow Water
Wallace Kuhlian
Timothy Rome
Stoeckly
Clifford E. Husband
Pierceville
Michael Alten
Burnside Drive
Billie Overton
N. Ath
May Y. Spencer
E. Hackberry Leland Koehn
Eminence
Elida Rowland
San- Fe
St. Catherine
Samuel V. Hewes
Elihu Allman
Edith Hate
Taylor Francis
Paciello
Worchester
Mass
Melvin Haas
Davis Helen M. Stowell
Theodore Wilbur Dregeher
William L. Powell
George Baalman
Handall Lee Altman
Bancroft Ryan Collins Altman
Bancroft Gregory Lynn Barber
West Side Trailer Park
Robert Edward Collings
George Flanagan
N. Sth
Edna Crow
Sherel Ferris
Gardendale
Leopold
C. M. Kilfoil
Harl Burdick
Kalvesta
Earl Best
Carmen Campbell
Dobby Barnes
Eddie Barnes
Legals Werranty
Vernon C. Bates
James C. Burnett
Stevens
Courts County
Floyd Blair
Phillipsburg
Joseph D. Farr
Bernard Gale Jones
Larry Noel Underwood
Jerry Dean Heckel
George Otto Ohnes
Tommy Lee Bottoms
Rt 1
Dennis Ray Peitz
Carl Herman Baxter
EB. Laurel
Jesse Eugene Knight
Renigo Ramos Hernandez
Wedneyday
County Road
Clyde E. Muffitt
W. Fulton
Mais
Hackberry
N. 12Th
Kenneth Howard Gibson
Holcomb
Evans
Robert Johnson Dale
W. Olive
Elmer Beryl Mansfield
Anderson Tires
2Nd
Fulton
Leon A. Wycoff
Policy
Ralph Bertele
Here
Cecil Allan Tate
Lions Club
Civic Center
Herman Beringer
Don Childers
al Thies
Je al. Raubut
Dan. High
Calhoon
U.S
Congress
Garden City Telegram
Defense Information
Conrardy Plumbing
Dial
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