Hospital admissions and discharges in several Kansas towns
Admissions list across St. Catherine, Holcomb, Deerfield, Scott City, and other towns names Mrs. Clarence Gigot, Jerri D. Ross, Rebecca Ann Whitlock, James Eugene Moore among patients. Discharges include Judith Meng, Henry Dunlap, Diane Barlow, Richard Wayne Schneider, Anna Marie Drescher, and others. Births announce a daughter to Mauro Perez and a baby presented at St. Catharine. multiple warrants, fines, and public notices noted. Police and county reports cover arrests for intoxication, driving offenses, and paroled cases. vehicle accidents reported in city and county areas with damaged cars and injuries.
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St. Catherine
Clarence Gigot
Jarkwood
Thomas Gordon Hull
Satanta
Jerri D. Ross
Holcomb
Bonnie S. Alexander
Salarta
Maxine L. Vanderree
Pierceville
Robert Workman
Fair
Dionicio Garcia
E. Santa Fe
Martin Springer
Dodd Shireman
Scott City
James Eugene Moore
Tardendale
Rebecca Ann Whitlock
William R. Robitson
Lawrence Zinn
E Chestnut
Robert Goldsberry
Sardendale
Joseph Qohmes
Irvan Bunoney
Andrew Guebara
I Holcomb
Catherine Judith Meng
Ingalls David
Donald Gutentay
Old Manor
Henry Dunlap
Gardendale
Buelah
Phillips
Belmont Joseph R. Randolph
Lakin
Diane Barlow
David Schneider
Richard Wayne Schneider
Anna Marie Drescher
Clifton Lasater
Laurel
Jon Lohineter
Wheatridge
Susan Marie Shafer
Santa Fe
Leo Wasinger
Ronnie McCombs
Lincoln Road
Richard Smith
Pennsylvania
Jack C. Corn Jr
David Edward Hapes
Magnolia
Marvin Fenton
Western Kansas eight year old stars in rodeo arena
Lori Cowles, granddaughter of ranchers Asher Crowley, dominates junior rodeo in Scott County. She has seven trophies from Cloverleaf, barrel, pole, and keg races and a top all round cowboy title at Scot Little Britches. Lori rides Miss Linda, roping steers and practicing daily with family.
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Beth Lilley Seots
Lori Cowles
Kansas
Lori
Jeans Han
Asher Crowley
Inent
Wichita County
Scott Rough Riders Saddle Club
Scot Little Britches
Scott City
el Quartelejo Saddle Club
Yellow Jackets
Tribune
Larned
Tori
Crowley
Linda
Boise
Idaho
Doris Flake
Pagosa Springs
Colo
Crawsley
North Platte
Neb
Syracuse
Dighton
Cowles
Phain
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Headline
AP dispatch from Kansas City shows cattle at 900 head and calves 25 steady with moderate demand. Hogs rise 25 to 45 cents, barrows and gilts 14.26 to 16.50, sows steady. Sheep prices unsure due to limited sales, with choice lambs 23.50 to 24.00 and ewes 4.50 to 5.0.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Market Shows Stubborn Gains
NEW YORK AP reports the stock market held noticeably higher early afternoon trading despite profit taking among recent gainers. Blue chip industrials led, utilities and rails were mixed, and several pivotal issues posted sizable gains while higher priced techs fell modestly. The AP average rose to 309.2 as Industrials gained and rails utilities steadied.
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New York
Associated Press
Switch Tactics for Segregation in St Augustine
Negroes resumed a citywide protest with a nighttime march of about 300 people including Jewish clergy from nine states. They prayed at the Menson Motor Lodge as police escorted the group past U S 14, then returned to their church. Earlier, 35 moved through St Augustine beach in a brief swim and 16 were jailed at local eating places, part of a nine day surge of arrests totaling over 200.
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ST. Augustine, Fla
St. Augustine
U.S. 14
Menson Motor Lodge
St. Augustine Beach
New System Set for Subs
The Navy awards a 4.2 million contract to Lockheed Propulsion Co. for solid-propellant rocket engines to expel water from submarine ballast tanks in emergencies. Up to 16 engines would be installed in the Thresher class and triggered from the control point to speed water expulsion during deep dives.
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Thresher
New England
Lockheed Propulsion Co
Redlands
Liberal Man Killed by Train Near Hooker Oklahoma
A railroad investigator said Andrew Tillman, 25, of Liberal Kansas, was found dead at a Rock Island crossing in Hooker Oklahoma after a train strike. Investigation indicates a fatal railroad accident with the Kansan victim.
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Hooker, Okla
Rock Island
Andrew Tillman
Young mother worth 417000 during life
Miami, AP report states a one-year-old wife is worth 417000 to her husband during his lifetime. University of Florida economist Roy Lassiter Jr. testified in circuit court in Wright E B Sarvis v Seaboard Air Line Railroad over his wife’s death in a prior railway collision.
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Miami
Fla
University of Florida
Roy Lassiter Jr
Wright EB. Sarvis
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Sarvis
Leoti Farmer On Probation After Tax Evasion Sentence
Leoti farmer Howard Clevenger was sentenced in Topeka by Federal Judge George Templar for income tax evasion. He received a suspended sentence and two years probation, a $5,000 fine with court costs due in 90 days, and tax liabilities to be paid within one year. He pled guilty to one count of a three count information covering evasion for 1958 1959 and 1960.
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Howard Clevenger
Leoti
Topeka
George Templar
Clevenger
Pearson Questions Proposals for Livestock Surplus Policy
Sen. Pearson questions two Agriculture Department plans on beef imports and surplus shipments abroad under Food for Peace. He accuses Freeman of adding confusion as he opposes import quotas while a surplus persists. He warns selling breeding cows may ease a short term glut but harm long term stock. Aversa is noted as the first southern Italian county to be Normans’ possession in the 11th Century.
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Washington
Jones B. Pearson
R-Kan
Agriculture Department
Pearson
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
Senate Finance Committee
Food For Peace
U.S
Budget Bureau
Aversa
Italy
10 000 Acres Threatened by Swollen River
The Missouri River, swollen from heavy Nebraska rains, threatens about 70 000 acres of downstream riverside farmland from Kansas City. Rain north of there tonight could raise danger. district hydraulic engineer Elroy Balke warned. crests forecast for several towns. continued runoff from tributaries raises flood risk.
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Kansas City
Missouri River
Nebraska
Elroy Balke
Balke
Miami
District Army Engineer
St. Joseph
Atchison
Leavenworth
Kan
Lexington
Waverly
Bertha L Meek former Garden Citian dies in Oklahoma City
Mrs Bertha Lawrence Meek 83 a pioneer Finney County resident died in Oklahoma City Oklahoma She was born November 21 1880 in Princeton Indiana She married Isaac Harlan Meek March 31 1909 He died April 5 1959 She was sister of the late R L and A M Lawrence A son Robert preceded her in death in 1963 Survivors include two nieces Mrs M C Schrader and Mrs William Lewis Funeral arrangements will be announced by Phillips-White Funeral Home.
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Bertha Lawrence Meek
Garden Citian
Oklahoma City
Okla
Finney County
Princeton
Ind
Meek
First Presbyterian Church
P.E.0
Isaac Harlan Meek
R. L
A. M. Lawrence
Robert
M. C. Schrader
Old Manor
William Lewis
Phillips-White Funeral Home
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Kenneth L. Kishier
Dale KE. Gillen
Ef Ax
L. J. Heinemann
Briar Hill
Hubert Charles Hanne
Garden City
Colla B. Hanne
Wichite
J. Ralph Nugen
Ilesu
Kenneth L. Eisner
B. Laurel
George Sanchez
William JF. Barrow
Belmont
Aubrey G. Seabolt
Tulsa
Valentine Allala Mernandez
Deerfield
Didamo Roderiquez Lopez
Garza Rowland
Joan J. Holmes
Victor Alan Hervell
Pronicio R. Lopez
Abraham A. Reimer
Carl Edward Devers
Windsor Hotel
Harold Henry Swisher
Holly
Rolly
Henry Isaac Mspinova
N. 9Th
N. Main
Earl Jackson Bryant
N. 4Th
John's Furniture
Uss
Nancy J. Hill
Mar Uy F. Springer
Mars Springer
Sheriff's Department
Honor
Redlands, Calif
Navy
Leoti Farmer
Nebraska City
Rulo
Atchison, Kan
Bertha L. Meek
Batch
Baef
Ickory Smoke Smithprunge Inc
Nearaverters
ALLEN
St. Louis
Bryant
Jim Unger