One Union Holds Out as New York Papers Resume
New York AP report says eight close daily newspapers ratified a new contract with striking printers. Photoengravers remain out delaying publication. as of the 108th day of the shutdown talks to resolve terms continue. Other unions vary in their stances. overall economic losses exceed 200 million dollars. Cleveland papers face similar impasse with no quick end in sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Photoengraver
Mailers
Printers
International Typographical Union
Hag
Stereotypers
Machinists
Electricians
Cleveland
Ohio
Cmt
the Plain Dealer
The
Press & News
Market recap and livestock prices across Kansas City and Garden City
Kansas City livestock reports show cattle calves and steers with higher quotes while hogs and sheep move unevenly. Garden City market notes rising prices for steers and heifers, with cattle averages climbing and calves strong. local incidents include a lawn-damaging car incident and a window hit report, with minor thefts not disclosed.
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Kansas City Livestock Kansas City
Strang
Garden City
Walker Harris to Visit Wichita and Denver Tour
Former Maj. Gen. Edwain A. Walker and the Rev. Billy James Hargis will appear in Wichita on Monday and Denver on Tuesday as part of a cross country tour. In Wichita they will speak at the Forum Arcadia Theater and in Denver at the East High School Auditorium. G. F. Reed plans to attend the Denver meeting.
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Edwain A. Walker
Billy James Hargis
Wichita
Denver
Forum Arcadia
East High School
G. F. Reed
N. 7Th
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Recorded
Admissions at St Catherine on Saturday and Sunday list patients by name and address including Mrs Ted Smith Mrs Julius Finke Ivan Covey Louie Blau and others. Dismissals at various city locations include Allan Howard Willie Hezzard Henry Wiebe Raymond Nakamoto and several others.
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St. Catherine
Ted Smith
Bancroft
Lawrence Wilson
N. 13Th
Julius Finke
Garden City Ave
Roger Landgraf
Imperial
John Mader
Ralph Rider
Ulysses
Dale Lightner
Pierceville
Donald Buchanan
C. E. Willhite
Holly
Cole
Ivan Covey
Louie Blau
Marienthal
Elmer Snyder
Debbie Dyer
Carl Brown
Scottity
Leceolg
Clara Davolt
Elkaart
Allan Howard
Willie M. Hezzard
Henry Wiebe
Eminence
Raymond Nakamoto
Deerfield
Vicenta Bernal
Johnson
Stephanie Stinemetz
Melvin Johnston
Spencer
Dean Nolte
N. Ard
Lester Merrill
Taylor
Local Births and Police Notices Cast Garden City Area
Births listed in Garden City with Elmer Snyder Pierceville lightner and others. Police bonds posted for Cristobal Cruz Frank Lightner Homer Dunlap Glenda Truitt and Allen Williams followed by two accidents in Fulton and North 3rd involving Larry Obholz Dale Somers and Lynn Lightner injuries to a girl named Sally Sullivan.
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Cristobal Cruz
Taylor Ave
Frank W. Lightner
S. Star Rt
Homer Earl Dunlap
Glenda Ann Truitt
Holcomb
Allen B. Williams
E. Fulton
Larry Paul Obholz
Olive
Dale Laverne Somers
Norton
Lynn Ray Lightner
Star Rt
Sally Jane Sullivan
Old Manor
Plane sighted in Yukon crash believed to be missing flight
Canadian pilot Chuck Hamilton reported seeing a downed single engine Howard aircraft with two Americans aboard near a 4000 foot mountain about 75 miles southeast of Watson Lake Yukon. The missing plane carried Riley Flores and Helen Klaben on a 500 mile flight from Whitehorse to Fort St John BC.
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Watson Lake
Yukon Territory
Yukon
Chuck Hamilton
Howard Aircraft
Hamilton
Flores
San Bruno
Canadian Air Force
Garden City Sports Banquet Set for Wednesday
Garden City High School plans its annual sports banquet at 6 20 p m Wednesday in the Alta Brown Elementary School auditorium. Myron Rodrick Oklahoma State wrestling coach will speak. Avances for football basketball track tennis and golf participation will be presented by the Garden City High School Club.
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Garden City High School
Alta Brown
Myron Roderiick
Oklahoma State University
Bryce Roderick
Garden City
Garden City High School Club
Garnand's Grains of Sand
A reflective essay urging self examination through the mirror as a metaphor for character and work. It emphasizes unbiased, fair appraisal, continuous self improvement, and presenting a true, improved image to the world.
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Garnand
Char- Bob Garnan
Grains of Sand Funeral Home
Local 4H entrant to show Hampshire ewe lamb at K State event
Eugene Gross, Kansas State University freshman, will show a Hampshire ewe lamb in the livestock fitting and showing contest at the K State Little American Royal this Saturday. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gross of Friend and majors in animal husbandry. A separate item notes gas compressor institute at Liberal April 2 and 4 with $8 registration. A library career guide titled Summer Employment Directory lists 20,000 jobs nationwide. Alice Raynesford of Baldwin sings Palm Sunday vesper at First Methodist. Bill Brooks awarded 18 month $7200 fellowship at Ohio University to pursue a PhD in speech after previous posts at McPherson College. Brush fire reported on Clarence Downing land near N Center. no damage.
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Eugene Gross
Kansas State University
Ralph Gross
Gas Compressor Institute
Liberal
University of Kansas Southwest Center
Garden City
Alice Raynesford
J. D. Raynesford
Pinecrest
Baker University
First Methodist Church
Baldwin
Bill Brooks
Ohio University
McPherson College
McPherson
Funny Headline Mashups at the Dinner Table
A guide for the Young Hobby Club game that blends paired newspaper headlines to create humorous phrases. Cappy Dick explains reading one headline aloud then linking it with the adjacent one, yielding quirky combos like N Y heiress missing swims over to recover dime, with examples from Congress adjourns and plans to raise grasshoppers. The piece teases future installments and notes the date Garden City Colegram Monday March 25 1963.
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Cappy Dick
N.Y
Congress
Death notices for Emmett W. Hennigh and William Neidhardt
Emmett W. Hennigh, 98, a real estate and insurance man of Lyle, died at 2 a.m. at St. Catherine Hospital after a long illness. Funeral arrangements and bio details will be announced tomorrow. William Neidhardt, 78, of Pratt, died Sunday after a lengthy illness. Survivors include a daughter Mrs. W. M. Snell. Funeral is Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Pratt Church of Christ. burial in Pratt.
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Emmett W. Hennigh
Lyle
St. Catherine Hospital
William Neidhardt
Pratt
W. M. Snell
Pat
Pratt Church of Christ
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George W. Bruce
Walker
Harris
DeMolay
Jo Ellen Wampler
DeMolay Organization
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E. Hackberry
Duane Marine
Dale Marine
N. Ist
Telegram
Seth Camp
Main
Maud Harris
Mullinville
Hubert Biehn
Center
Leopold
Orang Miller
Fred Rittz
Evans
Deborah Davis
Skisha Davis
Harold Kitch
Brian Moore
Esther Holmes
Homer Stout
Gardendale
Charles Graber
Bill Earnest
Imperial Rt
Charles Shelton
Clifford Hope Auditorium
Theatre Men
Aircraft Lake
U.S
Alexander Graham Bell
Alexander Melville Bell
United States
Clarence Downing
N. Center
Young Hobby Club
Garden
Cio Colegram
Ideal's
Wigky i Moneun
Cramael
Rt No
STOUR
Perr Son Nied
Comstock
Etberta Freestone
Ua Pyes
Stokely
Kay Jun
Swift's Premium
Red
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Bel
Carnation
Air King
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