Kennedy Tax Bill Hits Snag in Senate Meeting
Washington AP report says President Kennedy's tax revision bill faced sharper opposition after a closed Democratic Senate session. Senator Byrd signaled continued committee study, while Republicans pressed for floor action and shelving the bill amid disputes over withholding, investment credit, and alleged tax losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Virginian
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
St Catherine hospital notes births and dismissals list
Today at Jin Garden City Hospitals a birth is recorded for Catherine Ason to Frank Kells and wife at 3:38 am weighing 9 pounds 1 ounce. Dismissals include Herman Beringer and many others. Also listed are marriages licenses, warranty deeds, court actions, traffic accidents with minor to moderate damage, and several divorces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine
Herman Beringer
N. Main
Roy Clayton
Francis Buck
Scott City
Ernest R. Langley
Scott
Phillip Whiteman
Collge Georgene Rojas
Carl Maune
Kendall
Karen Lea ‘Theil
C. W. Carr
Conkling
Merle Fields
EB Rancho
Frank Holmes
Harlon Lott
Catherine Ason
Frank Kells
Five 4-H Leaders to Recreation Camp in Missouri
Five Finney County 4-H Club members Juanita Brinkmeyer Rosalie Pfeifer Paul Schneider Vern Joss and Larry Scott were chosen to attend Co op Recreation Youth Camp at Liberty Missouri June 20 16 Scott a special delegate prizewinner will travel by train with a Co op host to the camp. Two Garden Club members Roger Stoner Bryce Roderick named to Boys State Supreme Court in Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finney County
4-H Club
Co-op Recreation
Liberty, Mo
Juanita Brinkmeyer
Happy Hustlers
Rosalie Pfeifer
Up and Atom
Paul Schneider
Beacon Boosters
Vern Joss
Sherlock Strivers
Larry Scott
Pawnee Indians
Scott
Garden Ciliang
Supreme Court
Boys State
Wichita
Roger Stoner
Bryce Roderick
Arn Declines Joint Debate With Pearson
Former Gov. Ed Arn again rejects a WIBW joint appearance with primary rival Sen. James B. Pearson. Pearson, interim senator, agrees to the debate. Arn’s campaign manager says Arn will run on his own pace focusing on issues and party unity for the general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Ed Arn
U.S. Senate
WIBW
Wibw-Tv
James B. Pearson
Thad Sandstrom
Arn
Pearson
Glenn D. Cogswell
State Committee
Funeral for Mrs Irene Nolan Stewart Held at St Marys
Mrs Irene Nolan Stewart 87 died in Los Angeles and funeral services set for Saturday at 9 30 a m at St Marys Church with Rev Clement Goubeaux officiating. Rosary is to be said Friday at Phillips Funeral Home and burial will be in Valley View Cemetery. She was a former Garden Citian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Nolan Stewart
St. Mary’s Church
Clement Goubeaux
Phillips Funeral Home
Buria
Valley View Cemetery
Stewart
Los Angeles
Calif
Mrs Martha Whiteman dies at 78 in Tribune area
Mrs Martha Ellen Whiteman 78 died at her daughter's home south of Tribune. Born July 22 1883 in Luray Kansas she married Roscoe Hawkins Whiteman in 1901. Survivors include four daughters two sons 18 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Services Friday at Tribune Baptist Church and Graveside at Luray Cemetery. Weinmann Funeral Home of Scobey Kansas in charge.
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Tribune
Martha Ellen Whiteman
Luray
Kan
Roscoe Hawley Whiteman
Russell
Barton
Hodgeman
Greeley
Tribune Baptist Church
Rebecca Lodge
Farm Bureau
Velma Carr
Jack Blake
Phoenix
Ariz
Fred Winter
John Hurley
Lag Animas
Cole
Roy E
Leo H
Barksdale Air Force Base
Louisiana
Myrtle Stinmer
Chehalis
Wash
Cale Byand
Little River
Wilbur Shull
Sylvan Grove
C. W.jervis
Luray Cemetery
Weinmann Funeral Home of
Scoti
Soil Conservation Officials Tour Garden City Study Site
Out of state soil and conservation officials plus four from Manhattan and Salina spent two days in Garden City to study erosion control. They toured Stevens and Seward Counties with Robert Fuller guiding and visited the Garden City branch experiment station to review a stub ble mulching program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Salina
Garden City
Robert Fuller
Soil Conservation Service
Hudson
Stevens
Seward
Garden City Branch Experiment Station
B. D. Blakley
SCS Agronomist
Washington, D.C
Walter Wischmeier
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Dolf Craig
Fort Worth
Tex
Joe
Dale Edelblute
Andy Erhart
Ben Assia
Tunisia
Conservation Aide Resigns from Soil Conservation Office
Johnny Eggen, a conservation aide at the Soil Conservation Service office in Garden City, resigns effective Friday after three and a half years. He has worked on dryland conservation issues and will join his father’s ranch near Sedan. Succession not named. Eggen has been active in the Saddle Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Eggen
Soil Conservation Service Office
Hudson
Eggen
Robert Fuller
Sedan
Garden City
Eggen I
Saddle Club
Band Concerts Start Friday at Garden City Park
Garden City Municipal Band begins its 82nd season with a Friday 8 p.m. concert at the Band Shell in Stevens Park. Program includes French National Defile March, Death and Transfiguration, La Nascarade, Parade, The Choral of the Winds, Highlights from the Unsinkable Molly Brown, The Polovtsian Dances, Ole, and Semper Fidelis. Don Threlkeld leads the band and concerts run each Friday night through July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City Municipal Band
Stevens Park
Turlet
Richard Strauss
Walters
Morrissey
Quinn
Molly Brown
Meredith Wilson
Borodin
Ole
Sousa Don Threlkeld
Light shed on former Garden City resident Smith in Colorado
Charles Dunn Smith formerly Dipolo, born on Sicily, has received his WWI U S Army discharge after decades. In Garden City he lived with the Miller family, learned shoemaking, and later moved to Colorado where congressmen helped reunite him with his documents kept by the Carter Agency. He spoke with a Sicilian accent and was described as industrious and self-educated.
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Garden City
Colorado
Charles Dunn Smith
Aurora
Colo
Smith
Carter Agency
J. C. Carter
Charles Dipelo
Sicily
Dunn
Laura Dunn Miller
Miller Dungy
Miller
J.T. Smith
Dipolo
Kansas
Charley
Seely Brown Upset Nets GOP Senate Nomination in Conn
Horace Seely-Brown Jr., an apple grower and plain speaker, won the Republican nomination for U S senator in Connecticut, defeating former Gov John Davis Lodge on the first ballot 476 to 149 at a dramatic state convention. John Alsop secured the governor nomination after eight roll calls. The convention also nominated William D. Graham for state treasurer, the first Negro on a statewide ticket in Connecticut.
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Hartford
Conn
Horacé Seely-Brown Jr
U.S
Connecticut
Seely-Brown
John Davis Lodge
Lodge
John Alsop
Avon
William D. Graham
Montgomery
Ala
Edwin H. May Jr
May
John M. Lupton
Weston
Arizona
Barry
Goldwater
Holcomb Man Elected By Yong Teachers
The Kansas Vocational Agriculture Association elected four district directors at the state conference on the Kansas State University campus. Recipients are Donald Vaughn Holcomb Walter Gehlbsch Lawrence Norman Haigh Altamont and Leslie Olson Riley with meetings held during the conference.
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Manhattan
Kansas ‘Vocational Agriculture Association
Kansas State University
Donald Vaughn
Holcomb
Walter Gehlbsch
Lawrence
Norman Haigh
Altamont
Leslie Olson
Riley
Garden Citian Sentenced in District Court
A Garden Citian was sentenced to Kansas State Industrial Reformatory Hutchinson and paroled in Finney County District Court Wednesday. Donald R Hobson 19 was found guilty on two counts of grand larceny in District Court. He waived a preliminary hearing earlier. Hobson stole $690 from Dillon's Market 711 N Main in February. District Judge Pro-tem Clyde Daniels gave not less than one year nor more than five years on each count to run concurrently. He received parole for five years and must restitution in four months. Darren Blair Austin 33 of Morganton NC was sent to Kansas State Penitentiary Lansing for five to 15 years after auto theft conviction. Austin got not more than five years on a second grand larceny charge. Sentences run concurrently.
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Kansas State Industrial Reformatory
Hutchinson
Finney County
Donald
R. Hobson
Hobson
Dillon’s
N. Main
Clyde Daniels
Darren Blair Austin
Morgantown
N.C
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
New York
Bullock
Chemical
Hhow
Fidelity
Gen Invest
Hamil
Incorp Inc Bat
Austin
Woodrow Peters
Anthony John Mendoza
District Court Mutual Trust
New Horiz R P
Nat See Ser Inc
Mendoza
Nat See Ser
Puritan
Garden City High School
Putnam Geo
Putnam Grth
TAZ Columbus Barden Holt
Cook, Nebr
Holt
Science
Canada
Cattle and hog markets report Kansas City sale
Cattle 900 head and calves 50 were traded with utility cows from 13.00 to 16.00, good and choice vealers 24.00 to 28.00. Hogs 2,700 head saw barrows and gilts 25 to 50 higher, sows up to 25 higher, 1 to 3 weights 190 to 260 pounds at 15.50 to 16.75. Sheep 200 head, lambs and ewes steady, good to prime lambs 22.00 to 23.75, call to good ewes 4.50 to 5.50.
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Kansas City
Osawatomie Unit To Be Dedicated
Osawatomie State Hospital debuts a $2.25 million treatment unit set for dedication on June 7. The four story replacement marks the first of three planned units to modernize aging facilities, with Dr. Karl Menninger delivering the dedicatory address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osawatomie, Kan
Qpayatomie State Hospital
Karl Menninger
Topeka
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Sen
Robert. St. Kerr
D-Okla
Finance Committee
Byrd
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Thruston B. Morton
R-Ky
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
Jin Garden City
Petrytte
Robert J. Kells
Satanta Lupe B
Alcare
Donald Edward Webster
Margaret Ruth Bergman
Angelica P. Harris
Gary A. Davis
Harris Addition
Walter M. Goss
Raymond W. Hands
Howard B. Smith
Ronald O'Dell
Julius Horning
Gardendale
Brenda Joyce Kriese
Clinton Joseph Kriese
Noma Bowerman
Lois Earl Bowerman
Katia J. Rowe
P.F. (Floyd) Rowe
Pleasant Floyd Rowe
Treva Christina Leigh
Garden Motel
Douglas Craig Weber
Calvin Leroy Schouerman
Richard Dean Murray
E. Fulton
Glenn Earl Davidson
Sublette
Martin Long
Main
Robert Harris Jones
Kenneth Warren Swartley
Bruce J. Trent
Ralph Crabb Hanna
Arkansas City
Walter Wishmeier
Joe Turelle
Lincoln
Nebr
A. J. Hobbs
Bill Chepil
F. D. Abbott
Milton Saffry
Earl Bondy
Norman Motsman
Hla. Longley
Gardan City
Irene Stewart
Mrs
Martha Whiteman
Soil Conservation
Ian
Walter Witt
Pierceville
Ray Brattin
Rohlman Brothers
Howard Brock
Yong
Ldie
Giada
Garden Citian
Kansas City Livestock
Osawatomie
Irane Nolan Stewart
Nolan Motor Company
Western Light & Telephone
First Securities CO. OF Kansas, Inc
Wichita, Kansas
Carl Morawitz, JR
Western Light & Telephone Co
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