Market reports and cattle hog prices with Kansas City notes
Prices for eggs and wagon goods listed with wheat rye barley corn figures. Receipts 46 cattle 244 hogs. Friday market steady across classes, calves and steers mainly 25 to 28.50, helfer calves 24 to 20, yearlings 20 to 22.50, bulls 16.5 to 18. Kansas City figures: cattle 6000, steers and heifers strong to 30 higher, cows up to 25 higher, varied prime and common pricing ranges.
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Dana
Calver
Kansas City
Rail Issues Stand Out in NY Market
NY AP reports a mixed stock day with rail shares leading modest gains. Whirlpool faced a delayed trade amid anticipated Appliance Buyers Credit Corp. writedown. U S Steel Bethlehem slipped while U S Smelting and American Smelting rose. Dow off 0.60 at 720.18 with ASX mixed and bonds higher.
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New York
Whirlpool Corp
Appliance Buyers Credit Corp
Steel Industry
Fac
Associated Press
Southern Railway
Iilinoig Central
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Jones & Laughlin
U.S
America
Genera Motors
United Aircraft
Dollas
Lockheed
Texaco
Jersey Standard
Royal Dutch
Dow Jones
American Stock Exchange
Girl Found Dead After Fire Destroys Home
Four year old Jennifer Menzie died in a house fire in Copeland Kansas early Sunday. Her parents John and Mrs. Menzie and two other children Robin and Bradley escaped unharmed. The body was found in her bed. Cause of the blaze was not known.
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Copeland, Kan
Jennifer Menzie
John Menzie
Robin
Bradley
Local hospital notices and city court fines report
Admissions at St Catherine and Sunday lists include Mrs Donald Post, Herbert Dougherty, Mrs Ernest Ochoa, list of patients from Kalvesia to Pierceville and Imperial Rt. Nelda McColm. discharges include Russell Dunham and Joseph Searle among others. births record two new babies at St Catherine. court actions show abatement for insufficient funds, traffic fines for speeding and improper passing, and vehicle violations with small fines. police bonds posted for parking and license violations.
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St. Catherine
Donald Post
Jonas
Herbert Dougherty
Ernest Ochoa
Lakin
John Giles
Evans
Guy Wade Payne
Kalvesia
Vyrl Warren
Pierceville
Anvamda Spikes
B. R. Kendall
W. Olive
Kenneth Brungardt
Arnold Gribble
N. Oth
Claude Reynolds
Imperial
Nelda J. McColm
Walter Moyer
Hackberry
Thayne Wright
Taylor
Russell Dunham
Washington
Johnale Holmes Jr
Roy Messer
B. St. Kendall
Olive Ating
John Gies
Courts County
Joan Baxman
Kinsley
Clyde Bottoms
Bobby A. Davis
Ponca City
Okla
Arthur Howe
FL. Pierre
S. Dak
Robert L. Harder
Syracuse
Wendell Conrad
Walnut
Calif
Lloyd Munson
Rexford
Loy Skeen
George T. Mode
Kansas
Simon A. Walck
Holcomb
Paul Lopez Martinez
Jen“hy
Homer Junior Drinkwater
E. Maple
Junious B. Farmer
Harms Drive
Bon G. Chilton
N. Dh
Carl Norman Jones
Grand Junction
Colo
Garden City Traffic Arrests and Accidents Report
Listings show residents including Nancy Lee Manehard and Charles Melvin Barton cited for beer on the street with 25 dollar fines, several drivers charged with improper mufflers and driving, plus a range of disorderly conduct and speeding fines. The report also details multiple traffic accidents by location on Stevens Avenue, Main Street and other blocks with descriptions of vehicles, drivers, damages, and times, followed by legal notices of warranty deeds and marriage licenses in Garden City.
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Charles Melvin Barton
Kalyes
Francis James Kobra
Modoc
Gary Lee Maupin
Main
David Phillip Baier
Uatcomb
Allen Craig Voreman
Talcomb
Ronald Milsworth Huxtable
Former Residents In Car Accident Near Hays
A couple formerly from here were involved in a two car crash Saturday near Hays. Mrs. Stanley Smith, formerly Sarah Douglass, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wayne Douglass, was hospitalized with neck and back injuries. Stanley Smith's car sustained extensive damage. the other driver Don Gregeer, 19, also suffered head lacerations and was hospitalized.
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Hays
Stanley Smith
Sarah Douglass
Wayne T. Douglass
Doe B. Smith
Lug N. Gill
Don Gregeer
Gregeer
Trustees Break New Prison Escape at Marion
Two trustees escaped from the new federal prison at Marion while security was incomplete. Identified as L. P. Howell, 25, and Lloyd Brazel, 24, both Oklahoma residents, Brazel listed Claremore as his home. Howell’s hometown unavailable. They were serving six months of a three year sentence for interstate transportation of a stolen vehicle after transfer from Texarkana, Texas. The warden said Marion was operating like a penal camp at the time of the escape.
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Marion
I.api
John T. Willingham
L. P. Howell
Lloyd BR. Brazel
Oklahoma
Brazel
Claremore
Howell
Willingham
Federal Correctional Institution
Texarkana
Texas
The Columbine is Colorado’s State Flower
A brief note records that the columbine is designated as Colorado’s official state flower, symbolizing the state’s natural beauty and heritage. The fact drawn from a civic or educational context underscores state identity.
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Colorado
Three Area FFA Members to Go On Europe Tour
Three Kansas FFA members from Garden City and Holcomb join a 22 day Goodwill Mission to eastern and western Europe. David Lightner Gary Greathouse and Robin Robins will travel with about 15 other Kansas FFA members leaving Wichita July 10. They will visit Scotland England France Hungary Czechoslovakia Belgium Germany and Denmark meeting with agricultural counterparts and government officials to promote democracy and improve US relations. Virgil T. Lake, retired vocational agriculture instructor from Kingman, is host for the Kansas delegation.
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Garden City
Holcomb
Future Farmers of America
Kansas
Gemiwill
Europe
David Lightner
Star At
Gary Greathouse
Imperial Fit
FFA
Robin Robins
Utah
Wichita
United States
FEA
Ers
Scotland
England
France
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Belgium
Germany
Denmark
Virgil T. Lake
Kingman
Fiesta Meeting Plans for Annual Mexican Fiesta
A summer session will discuss plans for the annual Mexican Fiesta. The meeting is in a room behind Lewis Grocery, 600 block of W Fulton, at 2 p.m. The Yublig is invited. A Fiesta committee will be elected. last year’s chairman was Mike Guadian and Refugio Gonzales served in 1961. The fiesta, held mid September, attracts hundreds of Mexican American residents from the region.
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Lewis Grocery Store
W. Fulton
Mike Guadian
Refugio Gonzales
Theft at Fairgrounds Reported at Finney County
Candy gum and pop worth about nine dollars were stolen from the pop and candy shack at the Finney County fair grounds. N T Underwood discovered the break in. Police took the report at 1 35 p m Saturday.
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Finney County Fairgrounds
N.T. Underwood
Telegram Want Ads Guide for Buy Sell use
Telegram want ads outline how to place friendly buy and sell notices. It explains posting steps and typical content while emphasizing clear items, prices, contact details, and conditions for safe transactions.
Kennedy to See Europe In Economic Transition
President Kennedy plans a European visit amid an economy and politics in transition. Europe faces slower growth, rising imports, and potential tariffs while bloc tensions and protectionist moves cloud hopes for the Kennedy tariff talks. American business seeks favorable terms as Europe contends with inflation and currency limits.
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Kennedy
Europe
U.S
United States
Geneva
Congress
India
France
Britain
America
First Negro Bishop Consecrated by Associated Press
Today in History highlights a 1885 event when Samuel David Ferguson became the first Negro consecrated bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church in America. The ceremony occurred at Grace Church In New York City.
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Associated Press
Samuel David Ferguson
Protestant Episcopal Church of America
Grace Lutheran
New York City
America
Margaret Brent
Maryland
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
Maine
Frank Kelloge
Franklin Roosevelt
U.S
Russia
Germany
Aparri
Luzon
Philippines
France
New York
East River
John Diefenbaker
Graveside rites for Mrs Anna Pearl Fair held at Alder
Anna Pearl Fair 89 died Saturday after a short illness at Kearny County Hospital. Born June 7, 1873 in Three Rivers Michigan she lived in Lakin since 1954. Survived by daughter Mrs F W Stetwart four grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Graveside service 2 p.m. tomorrow with Rev Portiews Latimer officiating. Davis Funeral Home hours until 9 p.m. today.
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Lakin
Anna Pearl Fair
Alder
Portiews Latimer
Davis Funeral
Expulsion of Envoy Ordered
London reports the British government ordered Premysl Holan a Czech diplomat expelled for attempting to obtain secret information. Peter Thomas summoned Ambassador Zdenek Trhlik and called Holan's recall after a 15-minute meeting. Details were not disclosed on the target information or location.
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London
Foreign Office
Premysl Holan
Peter
Thomas
Zdenek Trhlik
Holan
Britain
Garnand's Grains of Sand Doing Nothing
The piece reflects on modern urges to stay busy even on vacations. It argues true rest is hard to achieve as people fill time with plans and activities. It notes that taking extended breaks can restore calm, reduce worry, and make time feel meaningless in a positive way.
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Tim
Hong
Igent
Deidre Garland
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