Mary Go Round Debuts As The Telegram Columns
The Telegram adds Mary Kay Bergkamp to its pages with a new column Mary-Go-Round. She curates items that don t fit straight news such as Auntie Mame finds, perfumes to repel men, teen fashion, and quirky name stories like Kevin Jon, Kerwin, and Shannon. Also notes Dale Corley s difficulties naming children and local happenings around Wichita and Cheyenne including Casey Tibbs injury and state office Saturday closings.
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Kevin Corny
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Rotary
Old Friend Recalls Mystery Man James Ely
Wayne Campbell recalls James E. Ely, a longtime landowner in Western Kansas known as a elusive figure who dodges service and residency. Ely, about 70, owns thousands of acres across counties, has fled notices and sued for 20888.66, and is rumored to control undeveloped leases despite drilling his own wells. Ely’s whereabouts are often sought by authorities as he remains unlisted in towns bearing his name.
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Wayne Campbell
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Janetitts
Finney County
Ely Lands
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Boulder
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Hutchinson
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Oklahoma City
Houston
Beauty Queen Suits Over Miss Maryland Miss U S A
In Baltimore Mary Callie Hill sues beauty Mrs. Ennis and the Miss Maryland Pageant sponsor Walters Academy for 30000 claiming fraud and concealment of Mrs Ennis marriage costing Hill the Miss U S A trip wardrobe car and screen test. The case filed by Hill’s mother cites prior legal issues surrounding Ely and his litigious history.
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Young Artists Play Tonight at Stevens Park Concert
Tonight at 8 oclock three bands and a trumpet soloist perform in Stevens Park as the final entry in the summer band series. Don Threlkeld directs the beginning band of 70 youths ages 1 to 12 in four numbers, followed by a city dance combo and then the municipal band. Trumpet soloist Bob Montgomery will perform Ode for Trumpet, with two twirlers, Shirley Palmer and Janice Fife, showcasing Dennis Doris pupils.
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Timmy Hultquist
Howard Bowman
Park
Don Threlkeld
Threlkeld
Bob Montgomery
Shirley Palmer
Janice Fife
Dennis Doris
Ike Could Have Saved School Bill From All Indications
James Marlow reports that Eisenhower missed a chance to save the federal school aid bill as House Republicans, with aid from Southern Democrats, voted 208 to 203 to kill it. The White House expressed disappointment, citing three GOP leaders who opposed the measure. Rep. Rees briefly switched to no, then returned to yes before the final tally.
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Deodorizing Roof Forces Safeway Store Shutdown
Repairs on the Safeway roof caused a one week closure. Store reopened Thursday Aug 1, manager Bruce Robinson said. Odor from pitch and gravel roof pervaded foods. Ventilators are being installed and perishable items will be discarded or donated. Remaining goods will be restocked after the event.
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Robinson
4-H Group to Camp Sunday in Southwest near Dodge City
Finney county 4-Hers join peers from Morton and Meade at a four day county camp at Southwest camp near Dodge City from Sunday to Wednesday. Forty four attendees include Marietta Largent Dick Stover Sharon DeRemua Linyd DeRentus Jane TammanNancy Pieres Terry Angeles Patty Sughras Johnny Sugtrue Geraldine Farr Susan Los Lorie Hewson Patricia Bergkamp Kathi Quint Johnny Crist Tin Dewey Lynn Dewey Mary Higgins Joyte Thompson Frankie Sue Conners Linc oln Smith Nancy Smith Robin Sroute Dwight Sroute Ann Campbell Gene Gross Lester Caval Stanley Covel Karla Schroedt Caroline Simpson Richard Simpson Margaret Lite Donald Lite Mary Stoner Keith Henderson Lucy Lobmerer Carol Pfeifer Jane Laughlin Mary Tou Smith Larry Landgeat Arty Billings Anneth Billings Shery Ant Taylor.
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Meade
Southwest Camp
Dodge City
Kathryn Sughrue
Danny Trayer
Marietta Largent
Dick Stover
Sharon DeRemua
Linyd DeRentus
Jane Tamman
Nancy Pieres
Terry Angeles
Patty Sughras
Chrysler Quintuples First-Half Profits
Chrysler Corp reported net earnings of 89.7 million dollars for the first six months of 1957 versus 18.7 million a year earlier. Earnings per share rose to 10.28 from 2.14, marking a dramatic recovery in the American auto industry.
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Should Quit Unionists Told At Senate Hearing
Senate Rackets Committee urged resignations of United Textile Workers top officials Lloyd Klenert and Anthony Valente after auditors testified union funds were misused. Evidence cited included $11,411 on New York theater tickets and lavish purchases such as corkscrews, TVs, apparel, and family expenses. Valente testified previously. Klenert remained silent as questions about personal benefits arose.
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Anthony Valente
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Weather Summary for Kansas Cities and Surroundings
Partly cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Low 65 to 70. Saturday will be clear to partly cloudy and warmer with highs in the lower 90s. Sunrise 6 43, sunset 7 58, relative humidity around 40 percent. Observations end at 6 30 am CST for Garden City Dodge City Goodland Great Bend Liberal Russell Pratt Amarillo and Guymon.
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City budget to rise $40,000 for 1958 operations
The city plans a $331,612 1958 operating budget with a $40,000 levy hike to fund higher salaries and new equipment across eight departments. Salary raises for about 8 staffers total $20,318, plus $6,000 for a refuse truck and $4,000 for sewer pickups, among other line items. A surplus funds the static mill rate rise from 13.164 to 17.198 mills, and elections costs total $4,000.
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