News Contest Winners Named
Flood disruption fades as Telegram and KIAL award May tips. First place goes to Butch Krug for a drowning story near Ellinwood on May 9. Second to Glenda Hadfield for appendicitis tip on May 7. Three third prizes of five dollars go to Mrs. Bob Goodman, Kenneth Gillespie, and a grandmother reporting a premature birth. June contest nears close. tips welcome by phone or mail.
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Telegram
KIAL
Telegram-Kial
Butch Krug
Safford
Ellinwood
Here
Glenda Hadfield
Bob Goodman
Telegram Ave
Kalvesta
W.L. Smith
Garden City Ave
Weather outlook with thundershowers across area
The forecast shows thundershowers over 30 percent of the area tonight diminishing Sunday morning. Southerly winds 15 to 25 mph. Lows in the 60s. Sunday partly cloudy, warm and humid with late showers. Sunday highs in the upper 80s. City data include highs and rainfall totals for several locations.
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Max
Min
Prec
Hodge City
Emporia
Bo Ig
Sia
Partial Rail Service Set
Santa Fe Railroad plans to resume regular service tomorrow with Nos 23 and 24 the Grand Canyon returning on a westbound 6 20 a m and eastbound 9 05 p m Also fast trains No 7 3 23 p m westbound and No 8 9 15 a m eastbound will run No 7 doesn t stop Chief Super Chief and E Captain will still head south from Newton via Amarillo Regular service was halted after high water damaged track beds last Thursday A work train reached Syracuse yesterday
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The
Santa Fe Railroad
Earl Parrish
Grand Canyon
E Capitan
Newton
Amarillo
Parrish
Santa Fe
Sy- Tacuse
Inmates Earn Degrees at Leavenworth Prison Commencement
Fourteen inmates at the Federal prison in Leavenworth Kansas received associate of arts degrees Friday night with a 2.91 GPA for valedictorian. Over 200 guests attended as the group, aged 28 to 42 and serving five to 32 year terms, celebrated education along with 27 grade school and 44 high school diplomas. The program, begun 15 years ago, is run by Gilbert Cuthbertson, the prison education director, with degrees from Highland Junior College and the University of Kansas extension service.
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Leavenworth, Kan
Highland (Kan
Churches and groups urged to join cleanup effort
Duane West, who has led nightly volunteer work near the tracks, urged churches and other organizations to send workers into the area. He said volunteers can naturally assess the needed tasks and hopes churches will organize crews tomorrow to help.
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Duane West
Storms push Arkansas flood woes and mosquito spray plan
Heavy rains drenched Southwest Kansas, raising the Arkansas River at Garden City and causing localized flooding near Syracuse. City officials held a flood and mosquito control briefing with state and federal health staff to start a must spraying program, with funding anticipated. Local rainfall reports and wheat harvest delays followed as growers awaited clearer conditions.
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Kansas
Arkansas
Garden City
Syracuse
Deane Wiley
RH. Waldrop
Public Health Service
Oklahoma City
Waldrop
Wiley
Merrill Renick
James Cowgill
G.F. Reed
Palmer Welding
US 50
W. Fulton
4Th and Walnut
Hattie
1St St
Imperial Station
VFW Hall
Sublette
Garden Sass Inspires Gus Garden’s Garden Creations
Gus Garden extols garden sass ideas as like lively children, praising readers to cultivate their own unique plant joy. He says personal garden touches transform spaces into vibrant, comforting retreats.
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Gus Garden
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Ulysses
Copeland
Lupe Perez
Kenneth Gillespie
Hudson
Holcomb
Trion
Eminence Station
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Jelmore
Dodge City
Lukin
Max Engler
Tribune
Les McDonald
Satanta
Sherman Baird, Graf
Coopertive Equity Exchange
Baird
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