Cattle Hogs and Lambs Market Report and Property Damage Incident
Kansas City livestock market shows steadiness in cattle and sheep with mixed results for hogs, vealers and feeders. Prices range with steers 24.25 to 25.25, cows 15.50 to 16.50, vealers 24 to 28, feeders 21 to 27, and hogs up to 25 higher in spots. A farm near Finney County suffered minor damage after a gas hose was cut and a garage door cap damaged. no gas or valuables taken. Ralph Beckett Jr reported the incident to the Finney County sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Ralph Beckett, Jr
Edwards
Finney County
Beckett
Earl Robinson
Europeans Flee Algiers Amid Terror Broadcasts and Exodus
Thousands of Europeans crowded Air France and Air Algerie offices in Algiers after a secret army broadcast urged settlers to flee. By midmorning about 4,000 people queued under the sun as fears of mass evacuation grew. The pirates promised gasoline for families to burn belongings left behind as Algerian independence seemed near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Algeria
Air France
Air Algerie
France
Secret Army
Weather slows wheat cutting in Syracuse region
Cloudy damp conditions halted wheat cutting at Syracuse Cooperative Exchange elevators as of noon with activity expected to resume later. Manager Gerald Schmidt reported 4,000 to 5,000 bushels of new wheat, mostly Wichita variety from dryland fields, delivered so far. Test weights around 60 pounds and moisture 13 to 16 percent. Harvest activity to pick up by early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Gerald Schmidt
Syracuse Cooperative Exchange
Wichita
Joe Curler
Floyd Haslett
George Kilgore
Lampe Brothers
Schimdt
Johnson
Johnson Co-operative Grain Company
Southwest Kansas
Big Bow
Grant-Stanton County Inc
Manter
Stanton County
Saunders
Kansas
Baca County
Colo
Bob Martin
Town
Hall
Vaughn Elected as Rotary Club Director
Charles Vaughn was elected Wednesday to the local Rotary Club board of directors to fill the unexpired term of Wayne Taylor who is moving to Salina to become Scout executive for the Coronado Council. Two years remain in the term. Selection occurred during a Warren Ho session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Vaughn
Roary Club
Wayne Taylor
Salina
Coronado
Vaughn
Warren Ho
Companies Hit For Price Fixing
LOS ANGELES AP Ten companies are accused of price fixing in shortening and salad oil fields. Indictments name Armour & Co Chicago Corn Products Co Cudahy Packing Co Glidden Co Lever Bros Co Procter & Gamble Distributing Co Swift Co Vegetable Oil Products Inc Wilson & Co Inc Wesson Oil & Snowdrift Sales Co in 1957 60. Disney said firms stabilized prices suppressing competition and could face one year in prison and up to 50000 fines per individual and corporation in the cook fats industry across several western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Stanley E. Disney
Justice Department
Armour & Co
Chicago
Corn Products Co
Omaha
Neb
Cudahy Packing Co
Oma
Glidden Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Lever Bros. Co
New York City
Procter & Gamble Distributing Co
Cincinnati
Swift & Co
Vegetable Oil Products, Inc
Wilmington
Calif
Wilson & Co., Inc
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift Sales Co
Fullerton
Glidden
Procter & Gamble
Swift
Disney
California
Washington
Oregon
Hawaii
Idaho
Montana
Utah
Nevada
Arizona
N. Y
US Detonates 37th Nevada Underground Nuclear Test
Washington AP reports the United States announced another nuclear device detonation at the Atomic Energy Commission underground test site in Nevada. The Wednesday night blast is described as a low yield test, with an explosive force under 20,000 tons of conventional explosives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Red Carpet For Teachers In Garden City Tour
A Garden City Chamber of Commerce school affairs committee hosted Kansas Agriculture, Business, Industry and Education tour for 39 teachers from Emporia State Teachers College. The group toured Masonry Products, Brookover, Feed Yard and Lee Richardson Zoo, dined at a picnic, and heard local statistics before visiting Windsor Hotel. The annual two week trip has carried about 550 teachers over 13 years, with departures for home after an overnight at Hotel Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City Chamber of Commerce
Kansas Agriculture, Business, Industry
Emporia State Teachers College
Brookover
Lee Richardson Zoo
Kansas State Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
Garden City
Mickey Rooney declares bankruptcy in Hollywood
Hollywood AP reports actor Mickey Rooney filed for bankruptcy Tuesday claiming 464814 dollars in debt. Attorney Robert A. Neeb said Rooney could forget a 5500 dollar bill. Neeb represented Rooney's fourth wife Elaine in her divorce and offered to waive sums owed by Rooney. Rooney, 89, has earned about 12 million in 30 years and blames bad counsel and judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood (Ap
Mickey Rooney
Rooney
Robert A. Neeb
Los Angeles
Neeb
Elaine
City Accepts Deeds for Street Purposes
City Commission accepted deeds for street and alley use from multiple property owners and approved a sanitary sewer project across east of the Methodist Church. An ordinance opened alleys, extend Moore Street, and resolutions authorized sanitary sewer districts and temporary notes totaling 6 400 for construction and 19 000 for street paving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City-Finney County
Fair
8Th
Richard
Milton Swindall
Ordan
Zepha Stodgill
Ralph
Gertrude Coen
Joe V
Hazel Collins
John G
Jane Collins
Medlock Co
Ruth Munoz
Dora Douglas
Moore Street
Blanche
10Th
M. E
Tory Lee
Patricia B. Baier
Methodist Church
Moore
Second Band Concert Friday in Stevens Park
The second in Garden City’s summer municipal band series takes the stage Friday at 8 p.m. in Stevens Park band shell. Don Threlkeldig directs a program including Sousa Bullets and Bayonets Humell Moods Americana Rodgers I Whistle a Happy Tune Walton Crown Imperial Rodgers Some Enchanted Evening Templeton New York Skyline Hi-Lili Hi-Lo Beguine Block M Concert March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Stevens Park
Sousa
Humel
Rodgers
Walton
New York
Templeston
Gould
Bilik
Don Threlkeldig
Fredonia Girl Sets New Track Mark at Missouri Valley Meet
Fifteen year old Janell Smith of Fredonia Kansas won the intermediate 75 yard dash in 8.5 seconds and tied two other times in the Missouri Valley AAU age group championships. She also captured the senior 100 yard dash in 11.2 seconds and the intermediate 50 yard dash in 6.9 seconds. More than 500 competitors took part as the meet concluded under lights.
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Wichita
Janell Smith
Fredon
Kan
Missouri Valley
Janell
Meet
Spiney Chollas Bloom Near Lamar Colorado
Chollas or prickly cactus plants, native to arid regions, bloom briefly and are guarded by spines. A notable specimen sits at Mrs. Sarah Glancy’s Fulton Street lot near Eastside Tron, planted from a slip around 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Glancy
Eastside
Jessia Ames
Wilmington
Ohio
Ray Harper
Harper
E. Fulton
Garden City
Cacti Collector Displays 400 Plants at 702 N 2nd
Tra Merrick houses about 150 cactus varieties, including high cholla like Staghorn and Teddy Bear, in his collection at 702 North 2nd. The chollas bloom infrequently, and Harper notes seeing chollas in southeastern Colorado where they thrive in arid ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper
Colorado
Tra Merrick
N. 2Nd
Hospitals and births listed at St Catherine area
In the hospitals section names and addresses are listed for patients and dismissals including Mrs Pete Burgardt 202 N 12th and Mrs Russell Bray Syracuse. Births note a daughter to Mr and Mrs Pete Burgardt 202 N 12th June 13 at 2 52 pm seven pounds eleven ounces and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Richard Williams 1404 E Laurel June 13 at 6 51 am eight pounds. The police docket records bonds for Joe Dean Thompson Satanta for traffic violations totaling twenty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine
Pete Burgardt
Russell Bray
Syracuse
H. M. Cleunch
Lucan
Cole
Richard Williams
E. Laurél
Floyd Makemson
Satanta
Floyd Born
Pine-Forest
Charles L. Spikes
Frank Holmes
Velmer Nichols
Holcomb
Roger Hebert
Avon D. Dyer
Gary Lynn Murphy
Guy A. Rhodes
Floyd Hands
William P. Boles
Coach Wilson
Ronald D. Rinehart
Kendall
Timothy B
Palen
Conkling
Lupe B
Alcaraz
Pete Burgardé
Laurel
Garden City legal notices and deeds summary
A collection of city legal items lists bonds forfeited for Darrell Hobson Joe Dean Thompson Michael Stegman Lawrence Strackel John Larry Don Shore and related actions. Included are overload fee abatement for Sharon Thomas Gardendale and insufficient fund check notices totaling 2 dollars. Also notes a 15 day jail sentence for Richard D. Shore on three warrants and a 55 dollar total. Property transfers include a Corporation Deed Burtis Nunn Implement Co. to P A Burtis et al for multiple lots in N C Jones Addition. Quitclaim deed Ellen Maupin to Ray E Maupin for lot 1 block 3 Gibson Add. Warranty deed Merlin Smith et ux to Leona Burton Tot 1 block 4 Teitelbaum Add.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Hobson
Joe Dean Thompson
Michael Stegman
Lawrence Strackeljohn
Larry Don Shore
John Pete Becker
Sharon Thomas
Gardendale
Richard D. Shore
Evans
New Jersey Man Waives Preliminary in Burglary Case
Glenna Moseley, 28, Atlantic City, N J, waived preliminary hearing in Finney County Court Wednesday on a burglary charge. Bound over to District Court Moseley was jailed after failing to post a $2000 bond. Charged in two church break-ins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenna Moseley
Atlantic City
N.dy
Finney
Moseley
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Bullock
Chemical
Dreyfus
Eat
Fidelity
Gen Investor
Hamil
Incorp Inc
Incorp Invest
Keystone
Mass Investor
Mutual
Nat See Ser Inc
Nat Sac Ser
Puritan
Putnam Geo
Putnam
Select Am Shre
Science
Value Line Inc No
Wellington
Winfield Grth
Lee Errn Iin
Ulysses
Leonard Hast
Masonry Products Co
Mada
George Wacks
Chamber of Commerce
Dodge City
Grace Starlin
Warren
Mickey
Five Points Bakery
Stoners
Fredonia
Leola Labol
Our
Nolan Motor CO
Chevrolyt
Qidsmobile
Cadillac
Holla
Chola
Lamar
Purgatorio River
la Junta
Black Mesa
Oklahoma
Corvair
Mercury
John Deere
Goodyear
Santa Fe
Mall Street
Standard Motor CO
Malin
New Jersey
Terry Riresen
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