New Year cattle and hogs market figures with steady cow prices
At Garden City and Kansas City livestock sales, receipts totalled 206 cattle and 147 hogs. New Year sales were light but active with steers and heifers mostly steady. light calves and yearlings showed varied but firm demand. Cows and bulls ranged broadly with steady to firm quotes. hogs remained very active with top butcher hogs 21 to 21.75 and sows 14.90 to 17.50, while cattle and feeder classes reflected mixed price movement.
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Garden City
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Fires claim seventeen lives in five blazes across nation
Seventeen people, including twelve children, died in five fires Sunday and today. In Buffalo a grain mill blaze killed a worker and left two missing. a Vista California fire killed a mother and her five sons. A Kansas City home fire claimed three children. five McDonough children died in a Pulaski trailer fire. Local parents were hospitalized with burns and smoke inhalation.
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Kansas City
New York State
Pillsbury
Buffalo
Sesevere
Joseph Jaminski
Albert Lang
Lawrence Wilson
Pulaski
N.Y
Lake Ontario
McDonough
Matthew
Francis
Patricia
Timothy
Rosemary
Frank McDonough
Million Dollar Heist at The Pierre Hotel Bybandit Gang
A slick gang used a black limousine to infiltrate The Pierre on Fifth Avenue, binding 16 staff with handcuffs and tape. They looted 47 safe deposit boxes, totaling over $1 million in cash and jewelry, before escaping in suitcases as a captive freed himself and alerted police.
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New York
Pierre
Albert A. Seaman
Fifth Avenue
Central Park
61St Street
Seedman
J.W. Bennett
USD 457 Board To Meet Tonight
Unified School District 457 meets in regular session at 7 30 in the administration building board room 211 Jones. Agenda includes retroactive teacher pay tied to the wage price freeze ruling and a decision on leasing or purchasing a tractor. Audience invited during the first 30 minutes.
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Unified School District 457
Jones
Deaths of Mrs Bertha Brinley Early and Edith Cox
Obituary notices report Mrs Bertha Brinley Early 76 of Fresno California formerly of Garden City Kansas died Sunday afternoon at St Catherine Hospital after a lengthy illness. She lived in California since 1985 and returned to the area in 1971 with survivors including two daughters a son a brother two sisters eight grandchildren and six great grandchildren. FuneralThursday 1030 a.m. at First United Methodist Church burial Valley View Cemetery memorials to Pleasant Prairie Church of God or Phillips-White Funeral Home. Also noted is Edith Alice Cox 88 who died Sunday at her daughter's home. Born in Ireland she had been a Haskell County resident since 1925. She leaves a son two daughters eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral 230 p.m. Tuesday at Sublette Christian Church burial Valley View Cemetery. Memorials to American Heart Fund.
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St. Catherine Hospital
Fresno
Calif
Garden City
Brazilton
Kan
Haskell County
California
Early
Cimarron Manor
Pleasant Prairie
Leonard Clark
Valley View Cemetery
Fieasant Prairie Church
Sublette
Edith Alice Cox
Cox
Dungannon
Ireland
Charles Thomas Cox
Lewis
Haskell
Forlrest Cox
Emma Hill
Raymond E Piland Dies in Vernal Utah Heart Attack
Raymond E Piland 46 died Sunday in Vernal Utah of an apparent heart attack. He was brother of Mrs Leon Ford and survived by widow, daughter Sue Ann of California, three sons Terry Jerry Stafford of Danford Utah and Richard of Korea, his mother Mrs Clarence Piland of St John, three brothers and four sisters. Services Thursday in Vernal with burial Thursday afternoon in Grand Junction Colorado.
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Vernal
Utah
Leon Ford
Sue Ann
California
Terry
Jerry * Stafford
Danford
Richard
Korea
Clarence Piland
St. John
Grand Junction
Colo
Mrs Tillis Dies After Short Illness At 64
Mrs George Tillis 64 of Rt 1 died early Sunday at St Catherine Hospital after a brief illness. Born August 13 1907 in Omaha Nebraska she moved to Garden City from Silverton.
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Tillis
St. Catherine Hospital
Omaha
Neb
Garden City
Silverton
Firefighters battle shed blaze near Garden City
Garden City firemen fought an early morning fire six miles northeast along Jennie Barker road in subfreezing weather. A shed valued around 1000 dollars burned, likely from an electrical short. A second unit responded, and crews returned to station about 9 30 a m.
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Garden City
Bob Reed
Reed
Sublette Obituary for Alana Mae Stoppel
Alana Mae Stoppel 18 died Friday afternoon at Sublette Community Hospital after a long illness. Born May 20 1953 in Garden City she moved to Sublette in 1956 and graduated Sublette High School. Survived by parents Alvin and unnamed mother, brothers Thomas and Michael, sisters Mary Ann Barber Pamela and Patricia, all of Sublette. Funeral at Sublette United Methodist Church with Rev Frank Little, burial in Haskell County Cemetery. memorials to American Heart Association.
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Alana Mae Stoppel
Sublette Community Hospital
Garden City
Sublette High School
Sublette United Methodist Church
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Thomas
Michael
Mary Ann Barber
Pamela
Patricia
Nixon Pursues Cut in Wage Price Rent Controls
President Nixon said he would sharply reduce wage price and rent controls if inflation slows, while keeping some form of controls past 1972 possible. He aims to lower unemployment below 6 percent, and toward 5 percent, with gradual decontrol as inflation psychology wanes.
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Nixon
Herbert Stein
CBS
Dan Rather
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Stein
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ABC Ap
Defense
Dismissals and notices from Garden City area hospitals
A list of dismissals and Saturday Sunday notices from St. Catherine and related Garden City area hospitals includes names with partial addresses and baby births. The report also covers fires and traffic accidents in Garden City, Milliken, Sublette, Lakin and nearby towns, with minor vehicle damages and a car fire at 311 N. 13th.
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E Hospitals
St. Catherine
Henry Barstow
Sharon Springs
Terry W. Bryan
Grace B. Crist
Lawrence Halbleib
Belmont
Samuel Wenderhan
Dan’s Trailer Court
Larry D. Johnston
Star Itt
Dan LeBlanc
David R. Leonard
N. 13Th
Dwain Mosby, Milliken, Cole
Lunder the Hood
King Frederik IX Suffers Heart Attack in Copenhagen
King Frederik IX of Denmark was hospitalized after a heart attack, hospital officials saying there is no special reason for alarm. The king, 72, had influenza since New Year’s Eve and pneumonia symptoms were reported but later said to be improving. Queen Ingrid and Princess Margrethe accompanied the king to the hospital and returned after about an hour.
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Copenhagen
Frederik IX
Ingrid
Margrethe
Amalienborg Palace
Royal Court
Speech Winners Named in Voice of Democracy Contest
Winners will be announced Wednesday at 10 45 a m in Holcomb School auditorium. The annual event, sponsored by John J Haskell VFW Post and Auxiliary, carries theme My Responsibility to Freedom. Entrants taped speeches judged by a committee of VFW members and others. Connie Adams of Holcomb won last year receiving 200 scholarship. 310 savings bond and a watch for other top prizes. prizes extend to fourth and fifth places. A traveling trophy debuts this year to the winning school for display until next year’s contest.
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Voice of Democracy
Holcomb
Ben Linenberger
John J. Haskell
Double Duty for Lakin's Physician
Dr G Bry ant Boyd, the sole Kearny County doctor, will provide weekly medical services in Wichita County each Thursday starting this week. His Seots office will be at Wichita County Hospital while he maintains his Lakin practice, aiding Leoti after its loss of a physician.
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Lakin
G. Bryant Boyd
Boyd
Kearny County
Wichita County
Seots
Wichita County Hospital
Leoti
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