No TV Commercials Ho Ho Tragic Strike Threatens TV Made Video Tape
New York reports a strike involving 210 000 camera operators editors and technicians over a union rights agreement. The Film Producers Assn claims the deal is too broad and will study its terms. Video tape emerges as a new recording method with networks rebroadcasting programs across time zones and future wider use anticipated as tech improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage
Film Producers Assn
Fill It Up Maeschkeal Inweets and Local Names
Fragmentary OCR item lists multiple names and places including Maeschke, Pearce, Kester, Harper, Jade Cafe, Marx Baking Co, Security Savings, Lean, and ENCO. The readable text appears as a jumble of business and personal names with no clear event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maeschke
Pearce
L. R. Kester
R. S. Harper
Lester
Harp
Jade Cafe
Marx Baking Co
Security Savings
Lean
Gane Grain
ENCO
Eisenhower seeks permanent two star for Zwicker
President Eisenhower asked the Senate to grant Maj Gen Ralph W Zwicker a permanent two star rank. Zwicker, then commander of the 20th Reserve Corps at Fort Hayes Ohio, previously held a temporary major general rank after McCarthy criticized him. Zwicker had commanded Camp Kilmer in 1953 54 amid McCarthy hearings into army communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Ralph W
Zwicker
Joseph ‘McCarthy
Rwis
20Th Reserve Corps
Ft. Hayes
Ohio
McCarthy
Army
Local Horse in Dighton Wins at 3rd Legion Meet
A registered quarterhorse stallion named Kansas Badger, trained by Homer Goss of Garden City, won both races in the 3rd annual American Legion spring meet in Dighton. Jockey Tecumseh Starky Starks of Oklahoma rode the Garden City entry to victory. The horse is slated to race May 8 in Garden City and then head to Raton New Mexico for much of the summer. Competitors hailed from Kansas Oklahoma Texas Colorado Missouri and Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Badger
Homer Goss
Garden’ City
Dighton
American Legion
Tecumseh “Starky
Starks
Oklahoma
Garden City
Garden City Roping Club
Horss
Kasas
Raton
N.M
Kansas
Texas
Colorado
Missouri
Nebraska
Funeral services for Ervin Flewelling in Garden City
Ervin Marion Flewelling 67 of Garden City died Saturday at St Catherine hospital. He was a World War I veteran and longtime courthouse custodian. Survived by two sisters, three brothers, and a sister in law. Military graveside rites by American Legion and VFW. Burial in Valley View cemetery.
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Ervin Marion Flewelling
Brethren
Eugene Gnagy
Flewelling
Garden City
St. Catherine Hospital
Wier City
Winnie Spangler
Church of the Brethren
Fred Kiner
Alice Bigelow
Long ‘Dale
Calif
A. C
San Diego
D. H
Lancaster
W. M
Kansas City
Edith Weaver
The
American Legion
VFW
Valley View Cemetery
Supreme Court Rules on Union Ballot Clauses
The Supreme Court held that an employer may not require a contract banning strikes unless union and nonunion workers vote secretly. It also barred designating a local union as the exclusive bargaining agent when the NLRB certifies the international as the representative. The Borg-Warner case in Wooster Ohio involved a ballot clause and a push for Local 1289 United Auto Workers. Nine justices agreed the local-first clause was unlawful, 5-4 ruling the ballot clause an unfair labor practice. Funeral notices and ministry updates followed in separate items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
International Union
Burton
Wooster
Ohio
Borg- Warner
Borg-Warner
United Automobile Workers
Bob
Girl Found Safe After 3 Days Missing From Abandoned House
A 15 year old girl Kathy Hampton was found safe after three days in a vacant house where she had been left naked and without food or water. Robert Reich Jr., 15, was charged with kidnapping and sexual assault after admitting luring her on a bike ride to the ramshackle site. The girl was returned to her family, and Reich faces juvenile court action as police note he suffers rheumatic heart disease and attends special classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Kathy Hampton
Robert Martin Reich Jr
Reich
Fred Hall
Bessie Dillman
Kansas
Hall
David A.dodge
Kathy
City Hospital
Honor Veteran Local Masons
Two Garden City Masons J G Stroup and Dr L A Baugh will be honored for 50 years of continuous service at a dinner meeting in the Masonic temple Earl M Parrish Tyrian Lodge No 246 secretary said The dinner starts 6 30 p m with honor services an open meeting Grand Master Earl R Brown of Plains will present the 50 year pins and life memberships in the local lodge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
J. G. Stroup
L. A. Baugh
Masonic Temple
Earl M. Parrish
Tyrian Lodge No. 246
Parrish
Earl R. Brown
Plains
Local Market Prices From Farmers Elevator Listed
LOCAL MARKET CHANGE courtesy Farmers Elevator shows prices for eggs cream hens and grains in Garden City area. Epes A price 32 cents for large eggs 28 cents medium eggs 41 day cream Ist grade. Heavy Hens price 0.60. Wheat 2.65 $193 Milo 0.60 a bushel 1.60.
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Iblohe
Eans
Garden City Grain
Driver Identified in Garden City Death Car Crash
Investigation into a one car crash north of Garden City reveals Alta M. Albers died from a head injury after a vehicle driven by Johnny Lee of 402 Evans caused the accident. Lee, treated for abrasions, told trooper Bill Houdyshell he lost control after the left rear tire blew out, sending the car off the pavement and overturning into a field.
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Garden City
Alta M. Albers
Uval
Ohmny Lee
Evans
Bill Houdyshell
Lee
St. Catherine Ospital
Houdy
Contol
Iver
Mrs. Albers
Nursing Grants To 2 in Area
Two area students earned $300 nursing scholarships from the Kansas division of the American Cancer Society. Rhonda Jo Shelden of Lakin and LeVeta Wulfemeyer of Moscow were selected for books tuition and supplies for a three year program. Recipients were chosen for scholastic ability pre nursing test results school acceptance and personal qualities. Scholarships went to one girl in each of 21 Kansas divisions plus Kansas City Topeka and Wichita winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
American ‘Cancer Society
Rhonda Jo Shelden
Lakin
LeVeta Wulfemeyer
Moscow
Kanisas City
Topeka
Wichita
Civil Service Exams Set For May 24 In Garden City
The final spring civil service exam for clerk stenographer clerk typist and related posts will be held Saturday May 24 in Garden City. Walter Kuiken director of the personnel division urged high school business teachers to inform seniors. Additional exams for clerk I II bookkeeping machine operator IV V and fiscal officer IV are also offered the same day. Applications are available from the Personnel Division State Department of Administration 801 Harrison Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
State Civil Service
Walter ¥. Kuiken
Kuiken
State Department of Administration
Harrison
Topeka
No Bop in Boston bans rock sessions after arena injuries
Boston officials move to outlaw rock n roll shows in public venues after 15 people were injured at the Boston Arena. Mayor John B. Hynes vowed no licenses for future programs and police faced ongoing clashes with teens leaving the arena. Navy man Albert Raggiani, 19, from Stoughton, was stabbed as he and two companions exited the venue amid violence.
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Boston
Boston Today
Boston Arena
John B. Hynes
Albert Raggiani
Stoughton
Brown
Car Thief Snatched Hudson Recovered Near Garden City
Mr and Mrs Henry Douglas of Tennis saw a thief drive their 1956 Hudson away Saturday morning. The abandoned car, described as banged up, was found yesterday on a county road ten miles north and one and a half miles west of Garden City after a passerby alerted the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Douglas
Garden City
Earl Robinson
Sheriff's Office
Drunk Driving Charges Against Two Drivers
Two drivers were arrested this weekend on charges of driving while intoxicated. Clivus M. Witt, 710 E. Fulton, was picked up Saturday by the highway patrol. Henry Krom of Phoenix, Arizona, was arrested by city police. He posted bond of 125 dollars.
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Highway Patrol
Clivus M. Witt
E. Fulton
Henry Krom
Phoenix
Ariz
Quitclaim Deed Transfer George Meeker to Adamson
George L. Meeker and wife convey a quitclaim deed to B E Adamson. Property described as vacant tract in Bowmans Acres. Recording indicates transfer of ownership from the Meekers to Adamson under terms of the deed.
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George L. Meeker
B. E. Adamson
Bowman’s Acres
Gerber
Bowman's Acres
Garden City area notices and births and arrests snapshot
A compiled public notices page lists deeds, property owners and addresses in Garden City and nearby towns, plus police court entries naming individuals with violations and fines. The section includes two birth announcements: a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hertel on April 3 and a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Smith on April 4.
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St. Catherine
Harold J. Hertel
Maurice Smith
Dighton
Traffic Accidents Filed in Local Notes
Saturday incidents reported in the 400 block N Main and 100 E Chest er areas involve Gladys Rives and Jean Reed with damages listed as 50 and none. A separate entry cites Earl Hickman and William Alley with 45 damage, and 100 W Fulton records Victor Breit II with 150 and 180 damages plus a charge of failure to yield the right of way.
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Main
Gladys Rives
E. Hackberry
Jean Reed
Chester Earl Hickman
Evans
William Alley
W. Hazel
W. Fulton
Victor
Daniel Breit
Conkling
Frank Medina
Breit
Editors Elect Sw Kansas editors pick Scott City leader
LA CROSSE area editors chose John Boyer of the Scott City News-Chronicle as president of the Southwest Kansas Editorial Association and set a spring meeting for Scott City. New officers include Merle Butcher vice president Monte Canfield treasurer and Carl Fichertt secretary. Mickey James was nominated as KS Press director. They also polled on politics, backing Cliff Hope Jr. for Congress and listing Reed Hall Walter Cherry among gubernatorial preferences with varied responses on Docking and other Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Crosse
John Boyer
Scott City News-Chronicle
Southwest Kansas Editorial Association
Scott City
Boyer
Dave Clymer
el Dorado
Merle Butcher
Kingman Journal
Leader- Courier
Monte Canfield
Lakin Independent
Carl Fichertt
Peabody Gazette
Mickey James
Syracuse Journal
Kansas * Press Association
Cliff Hope Jr
Congress
J. Floyd Breeding
Reed
Hall
Walter Cherry
Lansing
Onion
el Dorado Times
George Docking
Joe Henkle
Hospital Admits List of Names and Addresses
Hospital admits include Mrs. James Aubrey Pinegar of 801 Cedar Chester Holmes 406 Center Mrs Harold J Hertel 310 N 4th Linda J McCoy 206 E Maple Kathryn Louise Bortz 606 Inge John F Lee 402 Evans Connie Maxwell Ingalls Mrs Lewis H Donecker Digh ton Mrs Elmer L York 1306 N Main William Raymond 305 N 4th
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Fred F. Albers
E. Maple
Ricky Abbey
Davis
Harvey Travers
Imperial Oute
Diana Kay Wieser
Leon
Walter
Frisbie
N. Main
Dale Unruh
Deerfield
Connie Maxwell
Ingalls
Kathryn Louise Bortz
Inge
Lester T. Strickland
Wichita
James Aubrey Pinegar
Cedar
Chester Holmes
Center
Harold J. Hertel
Linda J. McCoy
Inge John F. Lee
Evans
Lewis H. Donecker
Dighton
Elmer L. York
N.main
William Raymond
Juco Choir Plans Spring Concert in Hope Auditorium
Juco Choir will present Ballads for Americans in Hope auditorium Tuesday at 8 pm. Director Julius Hultquist notes the program mirrors recent tours across southwest Kansas high schools. Bill Brooks will host with solos by John McGaugh and Sheila Kraus. Karen York accompanies with a solo.
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Hope Auditorium
Julius Hultquist
Southwest Kansas
Bill Brooks
John McGaugh
Sheila Kraus
Karen York
Local Jaycee Art Wilson Wins Trip to Washington
Art Wilson of Garden City Jaycees earns a trip to Washington D C as part of the nationwide Speak up for government economy program. The club led by Wilson and Joe Tennés will present Hoover Commission facts and tour Capitol Hill, the House and Senate, and may meet President and Vice President at the Shorham hotel in May 1921.
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Jaycee
Art Wilson
Washington
Garden
Cairman
Joe Tennés
Chamber of Commerce
Kassen
Washington, D.C
Deerfield Lions Club
Pres. Jaycees
Eisenhower
Arthur Wilson
Sitewart
Hoover Commission
Wilson
Shorham
Jaycees
Capitol Hill
House
Senate
White House
Pentagon
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Ervin
J Lee H. Coles
Lee H. Coles
Geneva
N.Y
Coles
Deane Wiley
Joe Nickell
Alyce
Jim
Mie
Gretchen
Wiley
West
Andrei Gromyko
Kremlints
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Gromyko
Soviet Union
London
Paris
Robert
Ambasador Llewellyn Thompson
France
Maurice DeJean
Europe
Kremlin
Finney County
Duane West
Arthur Stone
Ralph Harlich
Welfare Department
Ulysses
Sublette
Terry Sheehy
J. P. Sheehy
Alpha Delta Gamma Fraternity
Regis College
Denver
Regis
University of Kansas
W. Eugene Palmer
Foster
Neal J. Logan
Stephenson Hall
Lindh Produce Co
Paul Brown
Tena
Mrs. Douglas
Iounty
Claude F. Collins
Summit
H. Vernon Baker
Laurel A. R. Hebrew
Idischarged
Kenneth Eugene Bessley
Overead
George T. Adams
Holsom
Olive E. Waggoner
Josephine Cowgill
Stevens
Timothy L. Mader
E. Santa
Ronald Chris Snyder
Francis William Sperry
Karen Hunter
Chesterfield
Harold Kay Wares
Loren Noel "Underwood
Russel Anthony Hudson
Scott Citian
Juco Choir
Liberal Fairgrounds
Merrick Racing
Fremotiens Sarictionad
Patterson
Anthony Bieker
van Creff
Franks
Wate
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