Senate Advances Economic Plan For Kansas Growth
The Kansas Senate moved a package from the governor's committee toward a full economic program. A nine member Kansas Economic Development Commission would replace the old panel to lure industry, develop resources, expand existing firms, and market Kansas products. An office of economic analysis was also approved for study of the state economy. The chamber approved funding for legislative expenses, and several other bills, including a highway memorial designation and an elevator safety study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Senate
Department of Economic Development
Kansas Economic Development Commission
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Kansas
Senate
Office of Economic Analysis
House
Legislative Council
State Board of Regents
News Guild to Vote on Offer in NYC Newspaper Talks
New York AP report says the News Guild will vote Friday on a publishers offer that includes money and other concessions aimed at ending a 97 day newspaper shutdown. Guild EVP Thomas J. Murphy said the vote will decide whether to present the deal to members, following talks with publishers and Mayor Wagner serving as mediator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Afl-Cio American Newspaper
Guild
Thomas J. Murphy
Robert F. Wagner
Eggs Market Update From Local Sellers
Local market reports show prices for extra large eggs and large and medium sizes from sellers labeled A and B. No further details on brands or quantities provided.
Ice Kansas City Livestock Prices Report
Kansas City AP notes mixed cattle results with calves steady, cows up to 25 higher, prime vealers at 92.00, hogs and sows steady to down, barrows 14.00-14.75, sows 13.00-13.50, sheep steady with wool lambs 17.50-18.75 and good ewes 6.00-7.00. Slaughter steers and heifers little changed, food steers 19.00-20.50, utility cows 14.75-16.50, prime vealers 92.00, and total head around 4,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Outhouse drives Jaycee push for new members
Garden Jaycees revive membership with a front lawn outhouse gimmick. A retooled outreach plan targets men 21 to 35, aiming to reach 1,000 prospects, with 12 new members signed in the first week and more expected. Willis Gough directs the project. Dallag Macklin heads the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycee
Garden
The
Jaycees
Willis Gough
Dallag Macklin
Dwayne and
Norman Vaughn
Arnold Partin
Bruce Robinson
Ken Sizemore
Macklin
Upholstery Class To Meet Tomorrow At 4-H Building
The first all day upholstery class runs from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday at the Finney County 4-H building. Mrs. Elsie Branden, county home economics agent, instructor, reports 23 Finney County women enrolled for the four week course. Sessions will be held every Friday until April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finney County 4-H
Elsie Branden
Finney County
Deaths in Sublette and area mark quiet passing of church leaders
Funeral services planned for Rev. Howard Isaac Pennington 70 longtime Sublette Christian Church pastor with rites Friday at 2 p.m. in Sublette. Burial in Haskell County Cemetery. Also remembered are Nora Brown 82 of Garden City and Emma Ware 48 of Dighton. Dighton service Friday 2 p.m. at Christian Church with graveside 4:30 p.m. at Hillside Cemetery. Syracuse farmer Henry Dyck 76 dies after yearlong illness. funeral 1:30 p.m. MST Saturday at Pilgrim Holiness Church, Kendall. Survivors and dates listed.
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Sublette
Howard Isaac Pennington
Christian Church
Robert Lindeman
Walter Birney
Kenneth Woodrome
Pennnington
Haskell Countty Cemetery
Nora Brown
N. 5Th
St. Catherine Hospital
Holden
Garden City
Oklahoma
D. D. Brown
Herbert H. Brown
Ottumwa
Iowa
Mildred Back
Lakin
Charles Hisey
Fred Hisey
Sth
Jay Chambers
Garland Chapel
J. J. Krimmer
Assembly of God Church
Valley View Cemetery
Gar
Dighton
Emma Ware
Lane County
Scott City
Scott
Kinsley
Dighton Christian Church
Allen
Wayne Turley
Edith Brack
Rozel
Esther Stack
Wheeler
Arlee Snodgrass
Hillside Cemetery
Syracuse
Henry Dyck
Donahue Memorial Hospital
Burrton
Hamilton County
Inman
Mary
Dyck
Mennonite Brethren Church
Thelma Warner
Ulysses
Verna Gregg
Pete Dyck
Pilgrim Holidig Church
Robert H. Heckart
Kendall Cemetery
Miners Shun De Gaulle Offer In France
France's 167000 striking coal miners dismiss a cabinet move to study the mine and fuel problem. A Socialist Union spokesman says earlier study would have approved miners' demands, while De Gaulle reportedly will not urge a radio television appeal. A cabinet spokesman notes the president only intervenes if the state is threatened. Later, a Garden Bowl break in police report notes three machines broken into but no loss yet determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Charles de Gaulle
Socialist
de Gaulle
Garden Bowl
Hospitals Admissions And Dismissals At St Catherine
Admissions list at St Catherine includes Dan Williamson Chestnut 803 BE Mrs James Dunagan 1408 N an Mrs Gordon Lowe 607 Garden City Ave Walter Glagpie Stella's Nursing Home Jay Vollman 642 N 8th Jessa Gartia 1208 Mulberry Leepold J P Duckett Elkhart. Dismissals list includes Kenneth Swenson 605 N 6th Mrs Cliffle Corn 1017 N 4th Mrs George Derby Sublette Harry Brehm Earle Haflich Eminence Mrs Carl Burnett Rt 1 George Kinney 801 N ath Archie Cooper Moscow Mrs Herbert Caldwell Ulysses Mrs Lester Whatley Inge Kansas Willie Hazzard 608 N 10th Oran Clark Lakin Lee Fenton Holcomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Lowe
Garden City Ave
Domingo Bernaldene Wickle Atkinson
Donald Walper
Cardendale
Walter Glagpie
Stella's
Styrtte ‘Houghton
Mulberry
Jay Vollman
Jessa Gartia
Leépolg
J.P. Duckett
Elkhart
St. Catherine
Cliffle Corn
George Derby
Harry Brehm
S. Starrt
Earle Haflich
Carl Burnett
George Kinney
Archie Cooper
Moscow
Herbert Caldwell
Ulysses
Lester Whatley
Inge
Kansas
Willie Hazzard
Oran Clark
Lakin
Lee Fenton
Holcomb
Garden City Library Sets Record Circulation in 1962
The Garden City Public Library reached an all time circulation high of 97,289 in 1962, up from 85,872 the previous year. New members totaled 1,226 with 566 adults and 680 juveniles, and 44 school groups visited for 30 minutes to one hour to learn reading value and library use. high points included preschool story hours, summer programs for grades 1 through 9, and two radio broadcasts. The year closed with planned move to the old post office building while keeping weekly open hours around 60.
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Garden City Public Library
Helen Harp
Civic
PTA
National Library Week
Library Board
Births and Property Deeds Highlight Garden City Notice
Births record notes a daughter born at St Catherine to Mr and Mrs Dale Berry on March 10 at 10 48 am weighing 7 pounds 1 ounce. Deed notices list multiple transfers including Percival Insurance to J H Keller and various parcels in Crown Heights and Harris Additions. Police and court items include fines for improper turns and overloading, bonds posted, and two 60 day petty larceny sentences with one year parole.
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Laverne Hoskinson
Emmi
St. Catherine
Mra
Dale Berry
Belmont
Meadowview
Tony Mesa
Jack Hopat
Lang
Peter Harris
Tak Hopkins
Harris
Fanny Bontrager
Township
Ray Hubbard
Kansas
Harold Dean Stewart
Garden City
Harold David Rubeeson
Clayton Stinemetz
Bobby J. Holmes
N. Std
Merle Allen Peitz
Garden City Ave
Mrs. Terry
K. Gigot
Guadalupe Franco
Lloyg D. Cambron
Marvin Lee Frizzell
Larry Lee Sperry
Rt. 1
Traffic Accidents Report From City and County Briefs
Wednesday at 9 35 p m Laurel and Hudson collision involved Dorothy Goss 1107 E Pine and Ernest Kreie 113 E Laurel with heavy damage. Thursday 8 37 a m 4th and Laurel crashes between Mrs Pitcher 312 N 1st and Connie Scheideman 411 N 2nd with moderate and minor damage. County accidents Monday 6 10 p m 244 miles west of town USSC front of Gifford Hill Western two vehicles driven by Margaret Webster 707 Tel telbaum and Taylor Jones Holcomb with extensive damage. Tuesday 10 25 a m 3 miles west of Holcomb on S50 George Rexroat Ulysses and Alfreda McAfee Lakin with extensive damage.
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Laurel and Hudson
Dorothy Frances Goss
E. Pine
Ernest Kreie
E. Laurel
Laurel
Alice Pitcher
Connie Rose Scheideman
USSC
Gifford Hill-Western
Margaret Webster
Teitelbaum
Taylor Jones
Holcomb
George Rexroat
Ulysses
Alfreda McAfee
Lakin
Land Bank Holds Annual Meeting With Reelected Leaders
The Federal Land Bank Aasa held its annual stockholders dinner meeting at St Marys Consas e with about 200 members in attendance. I J Spitzer of Scott County and Roger C Jones of Stanton County were reelected to three year terms as directors. Officers Irvin g Brownlea president, Victor W Haflich vice president, Wayne Foster manager, Dave Woolfolk assistant manager and Jeanne M Bergkamp office assistant were reelected. The Garden City area serves Scott, Grant, Finney, Kearny, Haskell, Stanton, Wichita, Greeley and Hamilton counties. Brice Crutcher of Wichita spoke on progress of the land bank system. Woolfolk also discussed his IFYE trip to Colombia in 1961 with color slides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Land Bank Aasa
St. Mary's
I. J. Spitzer
Scott County
Roger C. Jones
Stanton County
Irving Brownlea
Victor W. Haflich
Wayne Foster
Dave Woolfolk
Jeanne M. Bergkamp
Garden City Agsm
Scott
Grant, Finney
Kearny
Haskell
Stanton
Wichita
Greeley
Hamilton
R. Brice Crutcher
Federal Land Bank of
Crutcher
Woolfolk
IFYE
Colombia
South America
Professional Maid Service Ad Notice
A small classified-style notice promotes a professional maid service offering monthly and weekly cleaning, on call options, plus windows, carpet, and upholstery work. It lists hours and office closures and provides a contact line for Whiters' Janitor Service with a partial phone number BR 6-361.
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Golden Cin Telegram
Nuclear Energy Advisory Commission
Atomic Energy Commission
News Guild
Toastmasters Club
Wheat Land
Tom Griess
Vingi] Raffety
Tom Leighton
BR&6
South Main
Ewing Steam Cleaner
Klein-Werner
David Bradley Garden
Cult
Hobbs
Standard Motor Company
L. A. Stevenson
John Collins Agency
Dallas Macklin
Telegram
Eags
Am Mutual
Incorp
Inv
Waco
Canada
Howard Pennington
0. D. Brown
Mrs
Dan Williamson
BE. Chestnut
James Dunagan
Legals
Land Bank
Kiesen
Butch
Porkstone
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