Kansas Harvest Opens This Week
Kansas crop prospects for 1936 show 23,002,000 bushels forecast by May 1. Harvesting starts in Sumner and Harper counties with barley cutting in Anthony Caldwell and Wellington areas. Labor and machinery moving in. shortages noted, with next bulletin due Friday from state harvest office in Great Bend.
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Ogreat Bend
Kas
Sas
Borider
R. B. Gilkison
Great Bend
Kansas
State Departments of Agriculture
Gilkison
Sumner
Harper
Anthony, Caldwell
Wellington
Bulletin
Arkansas City
Anthony
Caldwell
Oklahoma
Kiowa
U S Officials Scoff at Rumor Of Gold Ruble
Washington reports top officials dismissed rumors that the Soviet Union would declare a gold ruble convertible to trigger a new monetary bloc. Officials say there is no sign Moscow contemplates such a move and note it would likely be financially disastrous for the USSR.
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U. S
Washington
Soviet Union
Kremlin
U.S.S.R
U.S
Moscow
U.s.8.r
West Texas storm lashes Snyder Lubbock Slaton
Blasting winds and cloudbursts flood Snyder Lubbock and Slaton causing up to half a million dollars in Snyder damage. More than 200 residents flee as flash flood threats rise while 2.62 inches of rain fall in Snyder in two hours. Downtown Lubbock stores and several Slaton houses also suffer damage.
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Dallas, Tex
West Texas
Snyder
Lubbock
Slaton
Scurry County
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Closes Mixed Prices
Cattle totaling 1,400 head and 100 calves showed steady to lower trends for lighter steers while heavier vealers reached up to 34.00 per hundredweight. Hogs at 3,000 head saw barrows and gilts firm to higher by 25 cents. sows mostly steady to 25 cents lower. Sheep activity moderate with spring lambs steady to lower and ewes down.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Poe Wins Labor Grant For Future Teacher
John W. Poe, son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Poe of Box 33, earned a labor scholarship at Emporia State Teachers College for 1959 60. He will be a senior, aiming to teach social science and English, sponsored by the Kansas Federation of Labor. A growing number of Kansas college students held labor scholarships in recent years, highlighting labor groups’ push to train teachers despite funding gaps.
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John W. Poe
Samuel Poe
Emporia State Teachers College
Pos
Kansas Federation of Labor
Kansas College
Moisture Boosts Kansas Wheat Crop Growth
Topeka AP report says rapid Kansas wheat development gained from extra rain and cool weather last week. Wet fields slowed sorghum, corn, and soybean plantings in several areas and some crop losses occurred along flooded streams in northeast Bekas.
Bay Staters Split Tickets in Voting
AP dispatch reports widespread ticket splitting across Kansas counties with winners taking oaths. Gary Zukay wins governorship while other state officials including Bob Jenkins state secretary and Dave Hartman state auditor are named. Wheat crop damage and planting progress noted amid ongoing political coverage.
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Wichita
Gary Zukay
Pittsburg
Legig
Federalist
T P Hantanant
Bob Jenkins
Kansas City
Dave Hartman
Keith Kreutziger
Duane L. May
Harlen
John C. Kearns
Mike McWilliams
Lawrence
Ernest Miller
Liberal
George Docking
Zukav
Supreme Court
Six area registrants slated for Denver induction
The Telegram reports six area registrants will be sent to Denver next Monday for induction the following day. They are Alfred M. Groth Jackie D. Nelson and Donald R. Durham of Haskell County. Carl E. Collingwood George R. Pritchett and Donald L. Ward of Finney County. Collingwood and Pritchett are volunteers.
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Denver
Alfred M. Groth
Jackie D. Nelson
Donald R. Durham
Haskell County
Carl» E. Collingwood
George R. Pritchett
Donald L. Ward
Finney County
Collinwood
Pritchett
Stanley Walters to Receive Design Degree
Stanley Walters a 1950 Garden City High School graduate will earn a Bachelor of Design in interior design next Monday at the University of Florida. He is elected to the College Honor Society, a member of the American Institute of Decorators, and attended their New York convention. He is married to Virginia Greensburg of Hays with one son. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Walters of Satanta.
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Stanley Walters
Garden City High School
University of Florida
Walters
American Institute of Decorators
New York City
Virginia Greensburg
Hays
Jave
Virgil Walters Vot Satanta
Long Term Prisoner Worker Wins Major Verdict in Kansas City
Alvin Heidebrink, 29, a Holland Minnesota construction worker, won a 227000 dollar verdict against Ottawa Warner Corp of Kansas City, after a federal jury found a posthole digger injury on an Air Force project near Chandler Minnesota left him with brain damage and a childlike mentality. He remained in hospital 15 months and uses a wheelchair.
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Kansas City
Alvin Heidebrink
Holland
Minn
Ottawa Warner Corp
Heidebrink
Air Force
Chandler
Four prisoners escape Iowa State Penitentiary break
In Fort Madison four long term inmates with a guard and a cellblock captain staged a break from cellhouse 19. They cut two window bars after dropping less than ten feet to the ground. Names given include Lloyd Woodson Albert Boerger Elon Girdler and Robert Jones. Guard Larry Pickard and night captain Lawrence Smith described the escape sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Madison
Lowe
Iowa State Penitentiary
John Bennett
Lloyd Woodson
Quincy
Ill
Albert M. Boerger
Kansas City
Elon Girdler
Peoria
Robert Jones
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Lawrence W. Smith
Jones
Smith
Boerger
Larry H. Pickard
Woodson
Girdler
Bennett
Sheriff Bebber Slain in North Carolina Home Visit
Deputy describes the fatal shooting of Sheriff Thomas E. Bebber at age 53 in Taylorsville during an investigation of a family dispute at Jones Ellis home. Willard Ellis, 238, barricaded upstairs before surrendering after neighbor persuasion. Coroner to oversee interim sheriff duties. Bebber leaves a widow and five children.
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Joe James
Thomas E. Bebber
Jones Ellis
Ellis
Willard
R.Z. Matheson
Statesville
L. M. Warren
Bebber
Deaths Sidney S Cornelius at Ft. Stanton Sanitarium
Sidney S Cornelius, 62, died Wednesday morning at Ft. Stanton Sanitarium in Capitan New Mexico. He was a resident of Capitan and is survived by relatives. Funeral arrangements are pending with local sources.
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Sidney S. Corneluis
Ft. Stanton Sanitarium
Capitan, N.M
Murder Charge Is Reduced In Idaho Case
Jackie A. Myers, 22, airman from Joplin Missouri, faces second degree murder after slaying 18 year old Twin Falls resident Mrs Joseph Holton. Prosecution reduced charge from first degree during district court arraignment due to health and hospitalization standings. Myers admitted picking up Holton on the highway and bludgeoning her with a rock after sexual relations. Funeral plans announced.
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Carl B. Trissell
William Larry Dean
Gooding
Idaho
Jackie A. Myers
Joplin
Alleny
Joseph Holton
Twin Falls
Keith Anderson
Myers
Mrs. Hollon
Two Garden Citians Sentenced and Paroled in Theater Burglaries
Leroy J Mader and Larry Everett Sandberg, both of 619 North 6th Garden City, were sentenced in Ulysses District Court to five to ten years at the Kansas State Industrial Reformatory in Hutchinson for burglarizing drive in theaters at Hugoton and Ulysses early last Monday. Sandberg was paroled.
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Garden
Local Hospital Notes and Births in Garden City Area
Today in Garden City and area listings note hospital discharges and dismissals for residents including Mrs. Plumb Carl and Mrs. Oswald F. Heinrich. Birth announced at St. Catherine for Norman Carr Red 1 4 with time 10 22 a m Tuesday. Warranty deeds record transfers: Carr Thomas to Ralph S. Coen et ux and Alvin D Wartman to Pierceville’s Fairmount addition.
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Plumb Carl
Imperial
Herbert EB
Lyman
Dighton
Norman Catt
RFD
Charlotte Mims
Garden City
Oswald F. Heinrich
Duwatte Patton
Scott City
St. Catherine
Norman Carr
Pound Gounceson
Kim Paul Cook
Magnolia
Carr Thomas
May A. Nolan
Wichita
Ralph S. Coen
Alvin D. Wartman
Pierceville
Fairmount Addition
Charles Winter
N.1
4Th
Malik Expects No Help From Summit For world tensions
Charles H. Malik of Lebanon, president of the U N General Assembly, says neither the upcoming Big Four foreign ministers conference nor a summit will ease tensions. He says Western powers and Russia are rigid, and as long as communism aims to undermine other areas, far reaching agreements will be hard to reach.
Traffic Accident Involving Mrs Nellie Burns And Miles Partin
A traffic incident today involves Mrs Nellie E Burns of 606 Pennsylvania and Miles Eugene Partin of 507 N 3rd 7th and Fulton. Authorities reported minor injuries and traffic delays as EMS assisted at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie E. Burns
Pennsylvania
Miles Eugene Partin
N. 3Rd, 7Th and
Fulton
More Speech Grants Given to Garden City Scholars
The Garden City Junior College scholarship committee awarded KIUL speech scholarships to Edith Nusser Jolene Ward and Cynthis Scott all GC High School graduates. The ceremony highlighted scholastic records and interest in speech activities as the selection basis. Blind Justice Powers says he would not want his sight restored and remains content with life. He noted 12 students are pre enrolled for college debate next year.
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Garden City Junior College
Edith Nusser
Jolene Ward
Cynthis Scott
Garden City High School
Woonsocket
R.I
William E. Powers
Phyllis Shank
Rhode Is
Scott City
Marie Wacker
Kenland Supreme Court
Dall
Roger Renfro
Pat Wagner
Jane Henderson
Afl
Garden
medi-City
Cal Science
Bill Brooks
Chill
Pow-jin
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Lindh Produce Co
John Poe
Bay Staters
Zukay
Jover Darrell Gwinner
Worth
Dick Epps
Topeka
Doug Gates
Abe Eas Yee
Pittsburg High School
Colorado
Leroy
York
Col
Darrell Morrow
Leze
Joe York
Law To Freedom
Kansas Corporation Commission
Docking
Marion
Beatty
Claude Moore
Moore
Harry Wiles
St. John
Wiles
KCC
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
George Collins
Tom Lysaught
Collings
Lysaught
Yeatty
Collins
Richard Byrd
Pickard
Taylorsville, N.C
Sheriff
Sidney
Corneluis
Gertrude Newsom
Donald Davis
Croneluis
Capi
Tan
Charles Scoggin
Mount Survivor
Vella
Tain
Air Force Base
Phillips Funeral Home
Southner Jdang
United States
Japan
Mildred D. de Ford
Leslie Dean DeFord
Sharon LealHarkness
Stoa
Jack Allen Herrell
Eminence Rt
Homer Kennel
Howard Noel
Imperial Rt
Eugene W. Baxter
Syracuse
Kenneth Kingston
Glen Robert Corn Jr
Edward Sebes
Hanston
Clarence Mader
Holcomb
Hollis Bullock
Ulysses
Raymond Kitten
Lakin
Edna Morrissey
Legals
Malik
WOOL
Dacron
Crosby
Ryan
N. Main
J. O. James
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