Earth Tremors Across Seven State Area Shake Missouri
A geologist calls Sunday tremors across Missouri Kansas Arkansas Oklahoma Tennessee Kentucky and Illinois a beneficial sign of crust stress release. Shocks startled worshippers in Dexter and Sikeston as plaster cracked and shelves rattled with observations from experts and witnesses.
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Seven State Area
Likeston
Seven States
Norman F. Williams
Arkansas Geological and Conservation Commission
Little Rock
New Madrid
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Kentucky
Illinois
Mississippi River
Reelfoot Lake
Nettleton
Ark
St. Louis University
University of Kansas
University of Arkansas, Jr
James Peoples
Sikeston
DuQuoin, I
John Boyd
State Police
Local Produce and Livestock Market Report Highlights
Markets review shows mixed prices for produce and livestock. Garden City notes steady cattle with selective declines, Kansas City reports across cattle hogs and sheep with price ranges and shifts. Major items include eggs, milled grains, and several weight classes of steers, heifers, cows, calves, hogs, sows, and lambs across regional quotes.
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Ubcig
Ti Co-Op
Garden City
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
FFA Teams In Contest Honors For Local Members
Three Future Farmers of America teams from here attended Elkhart Saturday for the annual livestock judging school. Local squads placed second third and tenth with high individual honors going to Larry Goss who scored 456 points and Charles Drussell with 445. Junior team took second, freshman third, sophomore tenth. Medals awarded to top individuals. Kenneth Henderson attended as adviser.
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Farmers of America
Elkhart
Larry Goss
Charles Drussell
Larry Scott
David Lightner
Jim Crotinger
Keith Higgs
Neal Koster
Larry Oeding
John Lightner
Samuel Hands
Richard Lightner
Keith Henderson
Bill Gross
John Hamman
Petr Staley
Kenneth Henderson
FFA
Post Breaks News Blackout at New York Post
New York Post resumes publication ending a long news blackout. Pressman Robert Lawton started one of three presses after 87 days. Mayor Wagney said negotiations narrowed differences on two issues following a six hour session. Local 6 of the Typographical Union struck four dailies last December 8.
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NEW York
New York Post
New York City
The
Post
Robert Lawton
Edward Petersons
Lawton
Robert F. Wagney
International Typographical Union
Afl-Cio
Thether
Cleveland
Minister and daughters buried in Colorado snow slide
At Red Mountain Pass near Ouray Colorado a massive snowslide swept from a canyon, burying Congregational minister Rev Marvin Hudson and his two daughters Amelia and Pauline. Rescue teams battled 18 foot deep snow under 80 foot canyon walls with strong winds and ongoing slides. The minister and his daughters are missing and believed dead.
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Ouray
Colo
U.S
Red Mountain Pass
Marvin Hudson
Amelia
Pauline
Albert Brown
Leo H. James
East Riverside Gulch
James
One-Car Accident Injures No One Northeast of Town
A Sunday afternoon one car crash on US 156 near town left minor damages with no injuries. Sheriff Wendle Meier investigated. Carl A. Larson of Sharon Springs drove south and swerved into a ditch to avoid a truck turning off the road, hitting a highway post but not overturning.
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Wendle Meier
US 156
Carl A. Larson
Sharon Springs
Boys Didn't Know Mother Was Dead
TOPEKA AP A six year old boy George Haefeker and his three year old brother Billy lived for days in a Topeka area house unaware their mother Alice Haefeker 37 had died. The father Air Force Newsman Haefeker sick with pneumonia told police Everybody in the house is dead. Autopsy showed no trauma and death was from natural causes. The other parent and two boys survived with the father hospitalized in fair condition.
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Topeka
George Haefeker
George
Billy
Air Force Ease
Sheriff's Office
Haefeker
Alice Haefeker
Stephen Jones
Osage
Forbes
Osage Ciquonty. Sy
Funeral for Lloyd Tuttle Held at First Baptist Church
Funeral services for Lloyd Duane Tuttle 17 Garden City High senior who died in a one car crash seven miles north of Kalvesta were set for 2 30 p m today at First Baptist Church with Revs B J Stouthower and Robert Rusk officiating Burial was planned at Fairmount Cemetery Jetmore He was the son of Mr and Mrs Russell Tuttle 744 miles northeast of Kalvesta Also noted was the death of Anna Mae Nevens 58 S Star Rt who died Sunday after a short illness She was born Aug 6 1904 at Gadsden Alabama and moved to the Garden City community from Oakley in 1949 She was married to Norban Nevens at Monument on June 1 1936 Surviving are the widower a brother Ennis Roberts of Monument and a sister Mrs Lillian Burrell of San Francisco Phillips White Funeral Home had charge of arrangements.
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Lloyd Duane Tuttle
Garden City High School
First Baptist Church
B. J. Stouthower
Robert Rusk
Kalvesta
Russell Tuttle
Fairmount Cemetery
Jetmore
Anna Mae Nevens
S. Star Rt
Gadsden
Ala
Garden City
Oakley
Norban Nevens
Monument
Nevens
Church of God In Christ
Ennis Roberts
Lillian Burrell
Funeral services for Alvia E Johnson SEOTI-Funeral
Alvia E Johnson 80 died Friday at Scott County Hospital after long illness. Born May 3 1882 in Murray Iowa he married Flor ente Amy Johnson Feb 26 1905. Survivors include widow three daughters two in Los Angeles and Leoti one grandchild and two great grandchildren. Funeral at Leoti Methodist Church Rev F A OKelley. burial Monday at St Francis Weinmann Funeral Home Leoti in charge.
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W. R. Booth
M Moon
Los Angeles
Calif
B. L. Sephenson
Leoti
Leoti Methodist Church
F. A. O'Kelley
St. Francis
Weinmann
French Miners Defy De Gaulle in Lorraine Strike
In Merlebach France striking miners in Lorraine defied De Gaulle by not working as riot police guarded. Mine officials said over 96 percent of miners in the basin extended the strike past the government draft deadline. Union leaders issued picket notices.
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Merlebach
France
Lorraine
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Winter Snowstorm Sweeps Across Midwest and Plains
A heavy March storm mover across the southern Rockies into the central Plains and Midwest bringing wind gusts 30 to 45 mph and drifts. Colorado Wyoming Nebraska and parts of Minnesota Wisconsin and Iowa report heavy snow with up to a foot in some areas and hazardous driving conditions amid broad warnings from Nebraska to Minnesota.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Central Plains
Midwest
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Arizona
New Mexico
Utah
South Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Please the Key to Humility in Everyday Speech
The piece argues that the word please can open doors or shut them based on tone and sincerity. It stresses that please must be used quietly and honestly toward someone who can grant the request, and that requests must be reasonable and deserved to work. It cautions against flippant or demanding uses that undermine the word’s effectiveness.
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Devant Gam
Serious Crimes Show Increase Across Major Cities
FBI reports a 7 percent rise in serious crimes nationwide last year with city data. Figures show St. Louis and Kansas City trends in murder, rape, robbery, aggravated assault, burglary, larceny and auto theft, with varying year to year changes.
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Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
St. Louis
Wichita
Topeka
Kansas City
King
Added Expense for In Town Air Mail
Pittsburg Kansas AP report notes lawyer Joe Gendusa paid three cents postage due on a letter mailed in airmail envelope from a nearby friend. The item carried a five cent regular stamp but never left town.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Joe Gendusa
Genduse
Hospital admissions and dismissals listed in town notices
A noisy roster lists patients at St Catherine and At Leopold plus mass listings of individuals and addresses. Names include Kim Harkness Dale W Warner Sylvia Leija Henry Whitman Mrs Amador Leifa Dennis James Wood and others with numerous street addresses in St Catherine Leopold Ulysses Lakin Dighton Holcomb Syracuse and Imperial Rt. plus dismissals for Carl Trisnell Godfried Stinemetz Urban W Simon and Everett Samples in a single dated Sunday or Saturday notice.
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St. Catherine
Kim Harkness
Massie Jean Adams
Holcomb
Dale W. Warner
Ain
Sylvia Leija
Henry Whitman
Casimiro Ganda
Amador Leifa
George Derby
Stiblatte
Gall Stimatte
Eminethe
Frank Cisnéros
Ulysses
Cathérine
Ethel Johnson
Lawrence Lambert
Herbert Caldwell
Lawrence Hubbard
Lakin James Hartley
Brian Staats
Pinecrest
Embree
Bancroft
Herbert Boland
Star
Phillip Baker
Leopold
Dennis James Wood
Jismissals
Carl B. Trisnell
Godfried Stinemetz
Imperial
Urban W. Simon
Everett Samples
Ae Jannie Smellage
Magiolla
Walter Gillaspie
N. Main
Karen Kay Martin
Dighton
Sandra Henry
Mark Kenyon
Dean L. Pendergraft
Archie B. Ladner
Center
Charles Cox
Dennis Lewis
Syracuse
Future Farmers Banquet Shifts to Evening at High School
The Telegram reports the Annual Future Farmers of America banquet will be held at 7 tonight in the Garden City High School Cafeteria. The Board of Education meeting moves to tomorrow night due to the event. Mrs Faye Riggs of Holcomb High will speak to Garden City Toastmasters on The Importance of Speech at 6 15 p.m. at Wheat Lands Restaurant.
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Future Farmera of America
Carden City
Board of Education
Faye Riggs
Holcomb High School
Garden City
Toastmasters Club
Wheat Lands
Local Births and Police Notices From Garden City Area
Summary of births listed in Leopold and Syracuse regions with names such as Phillip Baker and a son born March 3, plus police notices including pending charges and bonds for multiple individuals like Tony Ordelag and Robert Harrington, detailing offenses and fines for driving related violations and improper registrations.
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Tony Ordelag
Robert Nelson Harrington
Hamline
Helen Ann Schiffelbein
Ida
Richard Lee Peters
Jenn Herbert Brown
Magnolia
Lloyd Andrew Winters
Lakin
Thomas A. Howard
William A. Wheeler
Ethel Louie Hill
Stephen Ralph Roper
Tony Ornelas
Carla Jeanene Ashburn
Allen
Traffic accidents report from Friday clashes on two city blocks
Fragments describe incidents at 12 30 p m on the 100 block of East Kansas and at 10 p m on the 600 block of North Main. Vehicles driven by Nancy Sterling Royce Huff and Helen Schiffelbein sustained minor to extensive damage in rear end and chain collision. Minor damage reported for a second two car incident involving Larry Shelton and James Coen.
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Kansas
Nancy Pearl Sterling
Royce Jan Huff
Helen Ann Schiffelbein
Ida
Schiffelds
Huff Auto
Huff
Sterling
Main
Larry Raymon Shelton
James Allen Coen
Davis
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Dexter
Cario
Memphis
Huntington
McKenzie
H. E. Butler
Davenport
George Hodges
Burnside Drive
Sheriff's Dept. Photo
Kansa
Mrs. Norban Nevens
Alvia E. Johnson
Garnand's
Grains of Sand Funeral Home
Gomand
Marsha Adams
Texo
Minnie Crotehi
Colla Harvie
Gardendale
Dewey Lundquist
Albert Rowan
Ingalls
Dean Marx
Sparks
Parkwoo Chevyl Smith
Longhorn
Kuner
Pinto
Bakerite
Folger's
Turkeys
Hunt
Bose
York
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