Minnesota finally has a governor
Democrat Karl Rolvaag cleared to receive a certificate of election after a three-judge panel upheld a 1 vote lead from a recount. The panel rejected Republican Elmer Andersen’s bid to discard the results, noting unanimous agreement on about 4000 disputed ballots. Rolvaag led by seven thousandths of a percent with 619,842 votes to 619,751. Andersen may appeal, possibly delaying final seating.
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St, Paul, Minn
Karl Rolvaag
Minnesota
Rolvang
Attor
Andersen
J. H. Sylvestre
Rolvaag
Minnesota Supreme Court
Capitol
Rolyaag
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City cattle receipts show steady to strong demand with steers mostly $21.25 to $22.50, choice heifers $11.00 to $50, and cows $15.00 to $17.00. Feeder steers bring $22.00 to $100, hogs rise $0 to $0.25, barrows and gilts $14.00 to $14.75, sows $12.75 to $13.50. Garden City market notes fat cattle at $21.50 to $22.75 for high good to average choice, with standards $15 to $20 and cows $11 to $18.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Garden City
Arrests in liquor raid at Sunset Hills residence
State and St Louis County police arrested 18 people aged 19 to 24 in a liquor and suspected narcotics raid at a Sunset Hills private home. Ten men and eight girls faced charges under liquor laws and narcotics possession. A large haul included beer wine whisky gin and two bottles of unidentified tablets with stimulant-soaked cotton. One detainee Paul Schrempf said the house owners were away in Florida. Herbert Batter was also booked for assaulting and resisting officers.
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ST. Louis
Traopara
Sunset Hills
Harold Brown
Brown
Joseph Blake
Paul Schrempf
Rott Road
Morida
Herbert Jerome Batter
Neighbor Night At Holcomb Set
Garden City Cooperative Equity Exchange hosts Neighbor Night at Holcomb School tomorrow starting 7 30 p m presided by Paul Emrie with George Voth Jr comments Nick Ortiz family provides entertainment Larry Scott talks on Opportunities in Agri Business A co op forum features Stan Simpson Gerald Van Vleet Harold Purdy Voth and Emrie as panelists Refreshments by Holcomb Church Ladies and local hosts listed
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Holcomb
Garden City Cooperative Equity Exchange
Holcomb School
Paul Emrie
Garden City Co-op
George Voth Jr
Nick Ortiz
Larry Scott
Stan Simpson
Gerald van Vleet
Harold Purdy
Voth
Emrie
Holcomb Church
Max Engler, Jr
John Rupp
Air Force team to interview Kansas residents next week
A special Air Force information and testing team will visit towns in western Kansas next week to interview and qualify those interested in the Air Force. The exam for actual job assignment will be offered at no cost or obligation. Visit times: Ness City March 27 at 3 p.m, Goodland March 28 at 10 a.m, Scott City March 2 at 9 a.m.
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Air Force
Kansas
Wichita
Ness City
Goodland Post Office
Scott, City
Garden Citians in Fort Hays Musical Show
Garden Citians Sandy Barnett and Barbara Maglaras join the Fort Hays State College Concert Choir for Kis met an Arabian Night musical comedy to benefit scholarships. The Sheridan Coliseum transforms into an ancient bazaar with elaborate staging lighting and colorful costumes. Barnett plays a princess of Ababa and Maglaras a woman of Baghdad.
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Garden
Printers Won’t Take New Action In New York Strike
AP reports striking printers plan a monthly meeting at a 1150 seat high school auditorium in New York. No vote on the rejected settlement is planned, despite a large turnout last Sunday that defeated the contract 1621 to 1557. The Local 6 ITU, with 6000 commercial shop printers, will hear a strike report but take no action without formal notice to shops by Friday. No new talks are scheduled as Mayor Wagner and publishers stand by the peace pact terms.
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New York
Bertram A. Powers
International Typographical Union
Powers
Cleveland
Ohio
Robert F. Wagner
ITU
Wagner
U S Opposes Exile Raids Targeting Cuba
Washington voiced strong opposition to anti Castro exile raids on Cuba while leaders of Alpha 68 and the Second National Front of the Escamoray vowed to press attacks until Cuba is free. State Department warned such forays do not weaken Castro and may strengthen his grip.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
State Department
Fidel Castro
Department
Antonia Veviana
Cecilio Vazquez
Alpha 68
Second National Front of the
Americas
Caribbean
U.S
Sagua la Grande
Las Villa
Castro
Havana
Moscow Radio
Hospital Admissions and Births Staded in St. Catherine notices
Hospital admissions list residents including Mrs Harold Kitch Leonard Martin John B Williamson William Dick George Johnson and others across multiple streets and towns. Dismissals and births noted at St Catherine including a son born March 18 at 10 44 p m to Mr and Mrs Harold Kiteh. Legal deeds listed involving Ray Calihan and Lawrence Bayer with property descriptions in township 25 32 and Teitlebaum addition.
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St. Catherine
Harold Kitch
Leonard Martin
John B. Williamson
Coolidge
William Dick
Harold
George Johnson
Westside Trailer Court
Arthur Jones
W,m
Holcomb
Charles H. Graber
Carl Knaus
Lester L. Merrill
Taylor
Charles Shelton
Paul Reid
St. John
J. C. Smith
Davis
Dean Kimberly
Old Manor
Leopold
Warrenty
Ray H. Calihan
Et Ax
Township
Lawrence P. Bayer
Teitlebaum
Garden City Divorce and County Notice Summary
Garden City district records show a divorce filed Mae Bulkley v Clyde Bulkley Sr and a district abatement granted for Marlena Breil. Local accounts note multiple checks and costs paid, with fines against Clarence Winger and Sons and Robert Lamont King. A county accident occurred Tuesday at 6 15 p m, 244 miles north of Holcomb on county road involving a truck driven by James Oeding 19 of Eminence Rt with extensive damage.
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Mae M. Bulkley
Clyde Bulkley
Marlena Breil
Gerald L
Grady
Kansas Ave
Clarence Winger and Sons
Robert Lamont King
Holcomb
James Oeding
Eminence Rt
Break-in at Healy bank nets under a dollar taken
Insufficient change was stolen in a Monday night or Tuesday morning break-in at the Healy bank. A container on a desk held the cash and nothing else was disturbed. Healy sits about 16 miles northwest of Dighton.
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Healy Bank
Healy
Dighton
Valued at 334000 Takes Robbers 10 Minutes To Loot
Two well dressed men with pistols robbed the Gold Jewelry Co at 12th and Walnut Kansas City, looting about 334000 in diamonds and jewelry in ten minutes. Victims included Nathan Pevsner of Chicago and jewelry dealer Hy Gold. Police and FBI pursued no progress. six staff were bound, one officer was cut, and the robbers fled via a fire escape.
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Kansas City
FBI
The
Gold Jewelry Co
12Th and
Walnut
Nathan
Pevsner
Chicago
Hy Gold
C. M. Kelley
Spann
Mr. Gold
Bob
Martin Fox
St. Louis
Gold
Fox
Gold's
Death of H F Strickert 66 Former Garden City Mechanic
H F Strickert 66 former Garden City mechanic died Tuesday in Lewiston Idaho after long illness. Survived by brother Phil Strickert of 308 W Edwards and two daughters Mrs Joe Brach of Clarkson Dre and Marlene Strickert of Seattle. Also two sisters Mrs Elsie Allen of Aberdeen and Mrs Elmer Miller of Friend and three brothers Charlie Leonard and Clarence, all of Scott City. Funeral is Thursday afternoon in Lewiston.
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H. F. Strickert
Garden Citlaw
Lewiston
Idaho
Mr. Strickert
Phil Strickert
W. Edwards
Garden City
Joe Bralich
Clarkson
Dre
Marlene Strickert
Seattle
Wash
Norman Kramer Dies. Former Garden Citian Resident
Norman Kramer, in his 50s and a former Garden Citian and Syracuse resident, died Sunday in Denver, Colorado. He is survived by his mother Mrs. Mark Kramer of Colorado Springs, one daughter, four sisters, and a brother.
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Norman Kramer
City to Revoke Beer License for Royal Recreation
City commissioners revoke the cereal malt beverage license held by Virgil White, operator of Royal Recreation at 209 North Main, effective midnight Saturday March 30. The action follows testimony by two 16 year olds who said they bought beer there without age checks, though White claimed prior visits and ID checks. The revocation lasts at least six months, after which a new license may be sought.
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Virgil White
Royal Recreation
N, Main
White
Money and Beer Stolen From Local VFW Building
Several thefts were reported to the Sheriff and Garden City Police. The VFW building on west US 50 was entered between 2 a.m. and 2 p.m. Monday, with $10 in dimes from a March of Dimes display, a case of beer, and a bottle of liquor taken. Entry was by breaking a rear window. Other thefts included a hydraulic cylinder from a farm disc parked on W Maple, a thermos bottle, gloves, a flashlight and tools from a truck on W Elm, and a tachometer stolen from a car on N Eighth Street, valued at about $30.
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Sheriff's Office
Garden City
V.F.W
West US 50
Raymond B. Heiman
W. Maple
Theodore Julius Radke
W. Elm
David E. Selby
KU student aids art conference demonstrations
Mike Johnson of 709 E Laurel and a University of Kansas freshman joins more than 100 students assisting with demonstrations for the 20th annual high school art conference on March 29 at the University. A WAVES recruiter Nellie Perkins will visit Garden City Post Office next Tuesday 1 to 4 30 p.m. This will be her only visit this year. Former Garden City scout Scott Agnew becomes executive for the Sedan Council of the Boy Scouts of America at Independence. He and his wife and four children moved there from Hutchinson where he was assistant executive of the Kanza Council and a former cubmaster in Garden City.
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Mike Johnson
E. Laurel
University of Kansas
The
WAVES
Garden City
Nellie Perkins
Garden Cllag
Scott Agnew
Sedan
Boy Scouts of America
Independence
Hutchinson
Kanza Council
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