Local Market Report and Livestock Prices
Local produce list with egg grades and wholesale prices for wheat Milo rye barley corn. Closing investments show New York Cats, Kansas City livestock bids for cattle hogs sheep with mixed, high, and steady shifts. high quality cattle at 21.28, 20.25 for good to choice steers. Hogs range 25 higher, barrows and gilts 17.25 18.25, sows 13.50 15.40, 100 5 50 noted. sheep untested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Cats
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Oils Edge Higher as Market Closes Mixed
New York stock market closed with uneven gains in oils and automakers amid slow trading before the Fourth of July holiday. The Associated Press average rose 0.4 to 270.8 as oils attracted institutional demand, while rails and utilities drifted. Rock Island led gains, Pan American World Airways slipped, and sugar issues fluctuated on light turnover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Associated Press
Texico
Royal Dutch
Standard of Indiana
Rock Island
Chicapo & North Western Railway
Pan American Works Airways
American Crystal Sugar
Central Aguirre
Great Western
Puerto Rico
Sagar
City Gas honors 51 area employees for 100000 work hours
Oklahoma City June reports Whillyone Cities Service Gas Company honored 51 employees from Ulysses Garden City Sublette and Lakin for 100000 man hours without a disabling injury at a dinner in Ulysses. Key figures included M Q O Thomas O K city officials Clarence Allen J J Barfolt and others. Garden City honorees listed with foremen and workers. Sublette and Lakin staff also recognized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
Whillyone Cities Services Company
Ulysses
Garden City
Sublette
Lakin
M. Qo.thomas
Pipeline
Clarence J. Allen
E Company
D. Voth
Robert L. Walstad
Gary J. Werner
Leland R. Williams
E. G. Yarbrough
K. K. Wighberger
Millard A. Dew
John Gilchrist
Fay I. Hatfield
James R. Husband
Edward L. Leeper
Gary Lucas
C. J. Mouser
William L. Duver
James A. Dick
Nicholas J. Fields
James Carlos Garrison
Raymond C. Kennemer
Robert J. Oringdorff
H. §. Wilson
Ray L. Griffis
Dale E. Yount
Cities Service Gas Company
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
Nebraska
Space Scooter Would Jump Crags on Moon
Downey, Calif. AP An aerospace firm proposes a one man space scooter platform with handlebars for crater hopping and crag climbing on the moon. It would be steered by balance like a surfboard and lean direction to go. North American Aviation envisions a model powered by jets of storable liquid propellants to carry a man over rough lunar terrain, hovering or soaring as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downey
Calif
North American Aviation
Actress Denies Stock Scandal In Mineral Rights Case
New York actress Dolores Gray testified in state court that former fiancé Lofland did not push stock or offer New Mexico mineral deeds to her circle. The attorney general claimed Lofland offered $3 million in valueless mineral deeds while keeping mineral rights. Gray, who testified after her mother invested $12,000, said she learned of Lofland’s wealth from letters but denied formal complaints were filed against him. The hearing adjourned with no date set for further testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea County
New Mexico
Homestead
Attorney General’s
Lofland
New York
U. S
State Supreme Court
State Supreme Court, Miss Gray Went To the Attorney General's Office
Barbara Gray
Miss Gray
London
Attorney General’s Office
Denial TFX charges stalled as inquiry continues
Washington AP reports denial from Navy officials amid Senate probe into a large TFX contract. Testimony contrasts General Dynamics and Boeing designs, detailing performance claims and cost estimates as investigators seek merit-based award justification. Secretaries McNamara and Kennedy aides face questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Senate
de Pontes
Air Kore
Boty Senyiss
Genral Dynamics
Ale Boemy
Deaths: Mrs. Zella G Wheeler 70 Lakin and Dean Hefner
Mrs. Zella G Wheeler 70 of 520 Taylor died early today in St. Catherine Hospital after a long illness. Born September 16 1892 in Gillson TM she married Clarence K Wheeler in 1912. They lived in Garden City since 1923 and she belonged to Assembly of God Church. Funeral Monday at 10 a.m. at Assembly of God Church burial Valley View Cemetery. Survivors include widower daughter grandchild and great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zella G. Wheeler
Taylor
St. Catherine Hospital
Gillson
Clarence K. Wheeler
Poulon
Ill
Garden City
Wheeler
Assembly of God Church
Walter Bullock
Experiment Station
I. W. Ward
Oklahoma City
Okla
Lula Dean
Bushnell
Assembly of God
J. J. Krimmer
Valley View Cemetery
Garland
Carolyn Jones to Attend William Jewell College
Carolyn Ann Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Taylor Jones Holomb has been accepted for college level work at William Jewell College in Liberty Missouri a four year liberal arts institution She plans to enter as a freshman in the fall and was active in music and sports in Garden City High School William Jewell located about 15 miles from Kansas City and was the first men s college west of the Mississippi River now co educational
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Ann Jones
Taylor Jones
William Jewell College
Liberty
Miss Jones
Garden City High School
William Jewell
Kansas City
Mississippi River
Profumo to attend court on speeding summons
Brentwood England AP reports former War Minister John D Profumo will face a speeding summons next Wednesday. Although such summonses are often dealt with in his absence, Profumo is understood to plan to appear in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Profumo
Brentwood
England
John D. Profumo
Britain
Local Admissions and Dismissals at St Catherine and area
Listings show admissions at St Catherine and area including Keitha Otts Raymond Andrews Leo Handeman Gary Sullivan Arnold Brown Jo Queta Noll Orval Forney Daniel Lowry Frank Willis Gale Wood Leopold Anderson Dismissals at St Catherine include Mia Paul Bludnick Teressa Wilson Brungardt Bieker Ortiz Reynolds Allison McColm Mildred Simon Ball Whitehead DeCamp Ladner Kopper Tousley Wassinger Skibbe Births recorded at St Catherine a daughter to Raymond and Mrs Andrews Pierzeville June 27 at 8 52 p m 5 pounds 4 ounces along with property deeds and marriage licenses in Garden City area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Sullivan
Magdella
Arnold A. Brown
Washington
Jo Queta Noll
Bancroft
Orval Forney
Daniel Lowry
Magnolia
Frank Willis
E. Stormes
Gale R. Wood
Ulysses
Leopold A
Ronald Bieker
Joseph Ortiz
Taylor
Claude Reynolds
Imperial Ret
Larry Allison
Gardendale
Nelda J. McColm
Mildred Simon
N. 10Th
Raymond Ball
Charles W. Whitehead
Willard DeCamp
Evans
Wendell Ladner
Spencer
Richard Kopper
Ingalls
Ernest Tousley
St. John
Wendelin Wassinger
Evana
Leopold
Greg Skibbe
Scott City
St. Catherine
Raymond Andrews
Pierzeville
Court Abate and Police Bond Records From County
Court notes abatement for Leo Maes and issued small fund checks totaling 6.56 5 7.55 and 36.75 costs. Police bonds posted for numerous defendants including Janet Werner Eminence speeding Elwayne Brady parking Merle Beahm improper driving Lloyd Cambron allurement to pay meter violations Andy Koehn Sublette speeding improper mufflers Larry Robinson Vialpando speeding Troy Mowdy Tribune mufflers Mrs Jennings improper driving Jimmy Brimm mufflers Terry Angeles mufflers. County accident Thursday 10 30 a.m. east on US158 involving Linda Clark Kalyesta and Alta Lonnecker Lawrence. City accidents 9 45 p.m. Main 360 block Mrs Jennings Harold Mai and 10 45 p.m. Main Fulton Fred Rowan Reynolds Johnson and others with no damage. 1 35 p.m. 100 block W Laurel George Lindley Meeker Albra Hebrew no damage.
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Courts
Leo Maesias
Leoti
Janet Kay Werner
Eminence Rt
Elwayne Brady
Sumit
Merle D. Beahm
N. Main
Lloyd Dean Cambron
Hattie
Andy Lee Koehn
Sublette
Larry Gene Robinson
Pearl
Mike Anthony Vialpando
Troy Lee Mowdy
Tribune
Kenneth Jennings
Jimmy Clayton Brimm
Gardendale
Terry Spiro Angeles
Jones
Linda M. Clark
Kalyesta
Alta Lonnecker
Lawrence
Ist
Harold Eugene Mai
Rt. 1
Main and
Fulton
Fred L. Rowan
Ingalls
Reynolds Johnson
Belton
Tex
W. Laurel
George Lindley Meeker
Albra Lee Hebrew
Service man Bill Taylor home on leave before Hawaii duty
Second class petty officer Bill Taylor son of Mr and Mrs Frank Taylor 507 North 4th has been home on all day leave. He flew Friday for San Diego California to prepare for duty in Hawaii. A member of the Naval Communication Center he is a 1962 graduate of Garden City Junior College and has been in the Navy about nine months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Taylor
Frank Taylor
Taylor
San Diego
Calif
Hawaii
Naval Communication Center
Garden City Junior College
Navy
Knight Advances To Second Class Rating In Navy
Jimmy W. Knight machinist's mate second class United States Navy son of Mr and Mrs Gleason L Knight Gardendale was advanced to the present rate May 16 aboard the destroyer tender USS Piedmont Pacific Fleet unit homeported at Yokosuka Japan Advancement based on meeting military and professional requirements and scores on Navywide examinations and the needs of the service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy W. Knight
United States Navy
Gleason L. Knight
Gardendale
Piedmont
Yokosuka
Japan
Lakehurst Navy Parachute Rigger School Graduation Expected
Charles Nelson, a Lakehurst based Navy airman and son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Nelson, attends the Parachute Rigger School at the Naval Air Technical Training Unit. The 16 week course covers packing parachutes and servicing life rafts and life jackets. Each student makes a voluntary parachute jump with a chute he packed to graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles §. Nelson
United States Navy
J. R. Nelson
E. Laurel
Naval Air Technical Training Unit
Lakehurst
N.J
Three Garden Citians Enroll in Music Camp
Three Garden City youths Kenneth M. Hett, Robert Patterson and Paulaine Patterson join the Midwestern Music and Art Camp at the University of Kansas as part of more than 1,100 enrollees. The six week session offers high school students advanced study in their fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
University of Kansas
Kenneth M. Hett
Naomi L. Hett
E. Hazel
Robert Patterson
C. M. Patterson
Theron Place
Paulaine Patterson
Patterson
United States
Emporia State Student Killed in Farm Mishap
Gary Sparke a 23 year old Emporia State College student from Lewis was found dead between a tractor and a grain drill on the James Cross farm. Sheriff Britton said he apparently lost control of the tractor. Sparke's parents are Mr and Mrs Milton Sparke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis, Kan
Gary Sparke
Lewis
James Cross Farm
Lloyd Britton
Sparke
Emporia State College
Milton Sparke
Garden City Hosts AFS Students From Many Nations
Garden City families will host over 60 American Field Service students visiting this weekend. The list names hosts with addresses and guest countries such as Great Britain, Philippines, Austria, Norway, Pakistan, Costa Rica, Sweden, Germany, Turkey, Japan, Denmark, Brazil, Greece, Argentina, Chile, Italy, Iceland, Netherlands, Uruguay, Iran, New Zealand and others. Students depart by bus on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Henry Bentryp
Harold Collier
E. Fair
Philippines
Norway
John Collins
Austria
Argentina
David W. Craft
Mike
Neil Reitzai
Pinecrest
Germany
Wayne Rowland
Eminence Rt
Sweden
France
Eugene Schultz
Friend
R. EB. Townsend
South Africa
Louis Wagner
Indonesia
Switzerland
S. J. Wasinger
Italy
James Wheatley
W. Holmes
Turkey
Robert Wells
Hackberry
Chile
Spain
Raymond Wright
Holcomb
Costa Rica
Pakistan
Edward H. Whitmer
Safford
C. L. Barnett
Old Manor
Iceland
Brazil
R. W. Blackford
Keith Gripe
N. 10Th
Gordon Farr
Stoeckly
Coy V. Farrell
Hudson
Mervin F. Gardiner
Netherlands
A. A. Laughlin
Great Bridan
Charles P. Clomon Jr
Joe Plett
E, Edwards
Dan Robinson
Pat's Drive
Roland Rogers
Charles O. Smith
Japan
Howard Smith
B. W. Smallwood
Denmark
Dale Saffels
Frank White
N. Main
William Witt
Thailand
Russell Wells
C. (. Pore
Anderson
Iran
Hoy Etling
Evans
R. E. Townsend
N. 3Rd
Venezuela
L. J. Heinemann
Davis
New Zealand
Quality Focus Urged For Kansas Wheat Gains
Kansas growers should emphasize high quality grain to boost competitiveness says Hugh J. McDonald Extension grain marketing specialist at Kansas State University. Higher rainfall areas cannot produce Kansas level protein and gluten strength. breeding has built high yield and disease resistance into hard red winter varieties, with 42.6 percent of seed acreage in 1958 planted to strong-gluten types versus 27 percent in 1957. Transport costs and distance to markets heighten the value of quality grain, while milling tech and trade shifts spur possible changes to U.S. Wheat Standards, including tests for sedimentation, protein, sprouted kernels, and sound kernels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Hugh J. McDonald
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Great Plains
McDonald
Gulf
Missouri
U.S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Askad Aa Mutual
Incorp Invest
Ana
Invest Grp
TAG Mutual Trust
Tae Vait
Canada
Garden City Co-op
Parcel Post
Raymond Huffmaster
Laster Harp
City Gas
J. Jt. Barfolt
Ulysses Pipeline
Forenven
John H. Duncan
Jim Miller
C. FE. Weiland, Jr
John &. Conway
LeRoy. Ochs
Jerry G. Livingston
Aarold Lindley
J. Robert D. Anton
Larry E. Black
Robert KE. Comer
W. L. Fagala
W.L. Tampton
Arthur N. Hitchcock
Kenneth G. Toward
Lloyd B. Mubbard
William Ll. Keene
Garland E. Lloyd
Stuart
Moon
Hlonde Actres
Dolores Gray
Dames
Can
Louis J
Kowile
Asvard
General Dytunes Corp
Fort Worth
Bovis Uo
Seattle
Korth
Dy Winics
Earth
Penta-gon
Secretary of Defense
Hubert 5. McNaimara
Nore
Kor Amon
Kennedy
Densi
George W. Anderson
Caivt
Naval Operations
Boving
Dean Hefner
Kensington
Denzil Frease
Lakin Cemetery
Teharge
Clarenca Wheeler
Carolyn Jones
Keitha Otts
W. Kansas
Sterenville
Leo W. Handeman
Pershing
Legals
Robert D. Nolte
Curtis H. Smith
Kemper
Holmes
Rodger Klotz
Letha Coerber
Joe Burl Smith Jr
Karen Ellis
Jimmy Knight
Charles Nelson
Three Garden Citians
Emporia State
Arranga
Northwestern Mutual Mortgage
Northwestern Mutual Farm Loan
Sea — le
AFS
Page Garden City ST Occanens
Paul Handa
Edwin Hooper
Clifford Hope Jr
Gillespie
J. M. Kadyk
Donald McMillan
Emmerstedt
Georgia Nannarone
Wallace
Greece
Ed Porter
Ernie Proudfit
W. Olive. Tanan
Frank
Tony Brungardt Orchestra
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