New York Heat Drives Cityside Tensions at World’s Fair
New York sweltered as temperatures hit the 90s and even spiked to 49 in some spots. Heat caused power outages and air conditioning failures while thousands fled to beaches. Teamsters walked out over knee-baring attire in Brooklyn, a World’s Fair ride trapped sightseers for hours, and tenants at the Empire State Building planned July rent strike until losses are assessed.
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Richard F. Whalen
New York
API
New York City
Empire State Building
Tropic Zone
Levine & Broder
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
United Nations
Chinatown
Manhattan Island
Federal Workers To Get Increases Across Government
Washington reports the Senate approved a pay hike bill boosting about 1.7 million government workers plus federal judges and Congress members. It raises Congress members to 37,500 and Cabinet officers to 35,000 with larger raises for 367 executives. Supreme Court pay was capped at 2,500 more, despite opposition, while postal workers would see about a 6 percent average rise.
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Washington
CAPO
Congress
Senate
Supreme Court
House
Gordon Allott
R-Cole
Sen
A. S
Mike Monroney
Dekla
Allott
Mike Mansfield
Montana
I See. by The Telegram
Finney County Cancer Society keeps the drive for funds open through August 1. Missed donors may deliver or mail contributions to Vie delily State Bank or to H Ver non Baker, treasurer. Mrs. Gay Smithe is county chairman. Four Garden Cities will add the Lions International convention in Toronto July 8 to 11. Incoming Lions Club president Charles Burch and Mrs Burch will attend, along with Mrs C D Calhoun, past president Sorman Vincent Peale and George Wallace are scheduled as speakers.
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Finney County Cancer Society
Viedelily State Bank
H. Vernon Baker
Gay Smithe
Lions International
Toronto
Ontario
Going
Lions Club
Charles Burch
Burchy
C. D. Calhoun
Calhoun
Sorman Vincent Peale
George Wallace
Women Reject Town Name Change in Loose Kent
The Loose Women's Institute in Kent voted 57 to 3 to keep the village name Loose. President Mary Holding led the meeting where members discussed proposals to rename the town, noting the name derives from streams that disappear underground.
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Loose
England
Loose Women’s Institute
Mary Holding
Ratner Says Conduct Was Not Unethical
Russell Kansas AP Payne Ratner testifies that he offered to open files to the state attorney general at any time and denies unethical conduct in a disbarment case brought against him and son Payne Jr. Hearings before Jerry Dristoll of the Kansas Supreme Court with recommendations to the court. Ratner says four decades of practice were satisfying but income cut in half by the action. He asserts no solicitation of railroad claim work and cites ethics code familiarity. He laments lack of hearings before state bar ethics bodies and seeks a hearing opportunity in these proceedings.
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Ratner
Code of Ethics
Kansas Bar Association
Wichita Bar Association
State Bar’s Ethics Committee
Board of Law Examiners
Association of American Railroads
Deaths toll funeral for Fred R. Wilson in Liberal
Funeral services were held Thursday in Liberal for 86 year old Fred R. Wilson a retired farmer born July 22 1887 in Macksville He died Tuesday in Liberal Hospital of a heart attack Burial followed at Liberal Cemetery with Miller's Chapel in charge Survivors include his widow Doris three daughters Helen Morrill Margaret Hull and Wilhelina Stephenson and three sons John Loren and Wallace plus 18 grandchildren Also Cimarron memorials note the death of Nettie May Firestone 88 at the Good Fellowship Baptist Home Garden City born April 1 1875 in Danville Illinois longtime Gray County resident Survivors include two sons Ray and Lee two daughters Edna Arnold and Ann West ten grandchildren and ten great grandchildren Funeral Saturday at Cimarron Methodist Church with burial at Cimarron Cemetery Evans Funeral Home Cimarron in charge.
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Fred R. Wilson
Garden Cihan
Liberal
Bill Winfrey
Miller's Chapel
Wilson
Liberal Hospital
Macksville
Garden City
Sublette
Christina Elling
Belpre
Doris
Helen Morrill
Kobe
Japan
Margaret Hull
Attica
Wilhelina Stephenson
Abilene
Tex
John
Loren
Lincoln
Neb
Wallace
Bancroft
Cimarron
Nettie May Firestone
Good Fellowship Baptist Home
Danville
Gray County
H. D. Firestone
Cimarrron
Lee
San Francisco
Calif
Edna Arnold
Larned
Ann West
Hackberry
Cimarron Methodist Church
Howard (. Renton
Cimarron Cemetery
Evans Funeral Home
Wilbur O Ester former Garden City resident dies at 86
Wilbur O Ester 86 a former Garden City resident died Thursday at the Methodist Home Topeka after a long illness. Born June 21 1878 in Sienman Ind he moved to Garden City 1929 from Cherokee and lived there 36 years later moving to Topeka nine years ago. A hardware salesman he worked for Schulman Hardware 192 to 1953. He married Gertrude E Wyles June 1 1904 at Cherokee she died June 13 this year. Survivors include a son Wynne W Esler Aberdeen S D two daughters Lorraine McCarty 808 N 7th Topeka Evelyn Thomson Platteville Neb seven grandchildren seven great grandchildren. Funeral at 1 a.m. at the Methodist Church chapel Rev Jack Fogelman officiating burial Valley View Cemetery Garland Funeral Home in charge.
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Wilbur O. Ester
Garden Citiin
Topeka
Sienman
Ind
Garden City
Cherokee
Ester
Schulman Hardware
Gertrude E. Wyles
Kansas City Hogs Market Report Signals Mixed Steady Barrows
Kansas City AP dispatch shows hogs 2,600 head with barrows and gilts steady and sows 25 points lower. Price ranges noted at 16.50 to 18.50 for barrows and gilts and 12.50 to 15.00 for sows. No cattle or sheep reported.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Guns Rattle Along Frontier in Israel Syria Clash
TEL AVIV AP reports a multi hour exchange along the Syrian Israeli frontier near the Sea of Galilee marking the first major incident since Israel began testing the Jordan River water project in May. An Israeli army spokesman said two soldiers and a worker were wounded in five hours of shelling in the Hul eh reclamation area. He also said five Israelis were killed or wounded, with no Syrian casualties confirmed. Both sides blamed each other as fighting erupted in a long troubled demilitarized zone. Arab neighbors oppose the water diversion and at Cairo last January backed a plan to cut the Jordan headwaters despite Syrian objections.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Sea of Galilee
Jordan River
Huleh
Damascus
Jordan
Cairo
How Kansas Solons Voted
Washington AP reports on Thursday votes by Kansas congressmen on a federal pay raise bill. In the Senate amendment to cut in crease for Supreme Court justices from 7500 to 2500 a year, War and Pearson opposed, Carlson abstained, both Republicans. Missouri Symington opposed, Long supported. Oklahoma Edmondson and Monroney were both Democrats against. On Senate passage of 564 million pay increase for 7.7 million federal employees, including members of Congress, Long and Symington supported, Carlson and Pearson paired for and against respectively, with Carlson for and Pearson against.
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Washington
Senate
Supreme Court
Kansas
Pearson
Carlson
Missouri
Symington
Long
Oklahoma
Edmondson
Monroney
Congress
Edmondson and Monroney
Pajred
R-Kan
R Kan
Death of Bud King in Phoenix Fire
John F. Bud King, former Scott Cillan, died in a Phoenix fire. Cause listed as aspiration from a stroke. Funeral arrangements pending. His wife and two daughters were killed in a June car train crash near Mesa, Ariz. He was son of Virgil and (Mrs.) King of Scott City. brother Harry King also lives there. Mrs King was Lola Cooper of Dighton.
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Ward
John F
Bud) King
Scott Cillan
Phoenix
Ariz
King
Mesa
Arna
Virgil King
Scott City
Harry King
Funeral for John Lester Phoenix in Sublette and Afton
John Lester Phoenix 61 died Thursday at Sublette. Funeral services will be at 11 20 am Sunday at Sublette Christian Church with Rev Lloyd Hopper officiating. Graveside services will be 10 am Monday at Mt Hope Cemetery in Afton Oklahoma. Phillips White Funeral Home Garden City in charge.
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Sublette
John Lester Phoenix
Sublette Christian Church
Lloyd Hopper
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Afton
Okla
Phillips-White Funeral Home
Garden City
Dismissals and Births Noted in Garden City Area
Listings from Garden City area hospitals show dismissals from St Catherine and St Catherine prospects, with names including Rhonda Mott Robert Nelson Marine Hoeme and others. Birth noted at Raynesford Clinic reports a daughter to Patrick and Kash on July 3 at 6 20 a.m weighing 8 pounds.
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St. Catherine
David Bilson
Scott City
Gary Ray Herman
Taylor Rhonda Sue Redd
Rodney Mohler
Hays
Charles Dew
Ulysses
Leopold
Charles E. Nuittle
E. Laurel
Rhonda Sue Mott
Pierceville
Robert Nelson
R. V. Austin
Marine Hoeme
Pinecrest
Melvin Lickteig
Lela Hallock
Larned
C. C. Hicks
City
Louis Garcia
N. 13Th
Jerry Johnson
Gibson
George Cox
James F. Husband
Parkwood
Eves
Tierman Pruitt
Deerfield
Vivian Dunavant
Lyon Holmes
Clifford Sehwindt
Marionihal
Raynesford Clinic
Patrick Kash
Court Bonds Posted After Traffic Incidents
Wayne Jaye Fletcher of Lakin ran a stop sign drawing a $10 bond. Mrs. Jack Linenberger of Holcomb parked left to the curb posting $45. Robert Eugene Farr of 1111 North with improper driving posted $5. Miguel Martinez of Las Vegas New Mexico faced a $25 bond on a drunken driving charge.
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Wayne Jaye Fletcher
Lakin
Jack Linenberger
Hol‘comb
Robert Eugene Farr
N. Qith
Miguel Martinez
Las Vegas
N. M
U S Envoy Reischauser Returns to Japan After Wounding
Ambassador Edwin O. Reischauser returned to Japan from Hawaii where he recovered from a stab wound inflicted by a deranged Japanese youth. The 53-year-old said it was a minor accident and hoped it would not harm Japanese American relations. He noted a slight leg weakness and wore a spring device to raise his foot when tired.
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Tokyo
U.S
Edwin
Reischaur
Japan
Hawaii
Reischauer
New Elks Pool Opens Tomorrow at Kansas Plaza
Swimmership to use the new Elks Lodge pool at Kansas Plaza and Belmont begins tomorrow at 1 p.m. Allan LaShier and Leo Hanneman announced the opening. The pool, built by Stauth Bros., includes heated water, two and a half to nine and a half foot depths, a kiddie sandbox, automatic chlorination, three filters, and underwater lighting. It will serve Elks members and families daily 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. weather permitting, with Jackie Curtis as pool manager and Rob Hubert and Sharon Van Vient as assistants.
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Elka Lodge
Elks Lodge
Kansas Plaza
Belmont
Allan LaShier
Leo Hanneman
LaShier
Hanneman
Stauth Bros
Jackie Curtis
Rob Hubert
Sharon van Vient
Amateur Athletic Union
Bueno Eyes Wimbledon Title
Maria Bueno of Brazil advances toward Wimbledon glory after a comeback from illness, reaching the women's final against Margaret Smith of Australia. Bueno defeated Lesley Turner 3-6 4-6 6-4 in the semifinals, while Smith beat Billie Jean Moffitt 6-3 6-4.
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Wimbledon
England
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Margaret Smith
Australia
Miss Bueno
Lesley ‘Turner
Miss Smith
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Bach
Calif
Roy Emerson
Fred Stolle
Explorers Ready For Canoe Trip
Explorers and leaders from the Santa Fe Trail Council Boy Scouts prepare for a 13 day canoe journey in Ontario Canada. Twenty seven boys and four leaders depart Sunday by bus to Ely Minnesota and paddle Moose Lake to enter the Quetica wilderness where no roads or motor boats are allowed. Leaders include Robert Blackett Russell Wells Jack Barr and C W Maylender. The group returns July 17.
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Santa Fe Trail Council
Boy Pene
Jack Barr
C. W. Maylender
Sedgwick Court Hosts Proxy Wedding in Lisbon Groom's Stand-In
In Wichita a proxy wedding took place in a Sedgwick County courtroom with Francis Chariton filling in for groom Liam J. Thompson who is in Lisbon Portugal. Bride Dorothy Sampson of Wichita attended with her daughter and five grandchildren as over 100 people gathered after lengthy legal maneuvering by an attorney.
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Wichita
Sedgwick County
Dorothy Sampson
Liam J. Thompson
Lisbon
Portugal
U.S. Steel Export Co
Francis Chariton
Word Puzzle Clue List and Cryptique Hint
The readable fragment shows a crossword clues page with numbered hints and word play. It includes a cryptique line about PRETTY SUNDAY SAILOR and mentions cryptic items such as "introduce" "renovate" and "ignore" among others. The piece resembles a syndicated word puzzle insert with partial answers and stray letter fragments.
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New York Wilts
Railway Express Agency
Brooklyn
Said & Company
Arrial Tower
Equity
United States
North
Gib ST. Garden
Gil
Nattie M. Firestone
Wilbur O, Ester
Kansas Solons
Bud
Shamrock Service
W. Maem
Mrs. Mears NM
Potter
N. Ord
U. S
Jahangir
Kashmir
Wey Culligan Man
New Culligan
Taylor Plaza
Five Pointa
Culligan Water Conditioning Co
Elks
Dodge City
Elks Building Committee
Lyman, Jones
Cobb
Bueno Eyes
Burma
Welront
Carena
King Features Synd., Inc
Cryftoquirs
NMH Hoorch
CBS
BUOYS
Eugene Sheffer
Ars
Hearth 'Ertica
Arabian
Zeus Land
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