Rail Issues Narrowed by JFK Panel on Firemen
A three man presidential panel urged gradual removal of most firemen from freight and yard trains, narrowing lines of dispute between railroads and unions and aiming for an agreement within days. The panel says many fireman tasks can be shared with other workers, but safety requires identifying any essential positions. Passenger trains remain unaffected.
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Washington
Kenedy
United States
Dwight D. Misen
Kansas City Livestock Prices and Trends Summary
AP reports Kansas City livestock markets show cattle at 4,000 head with calves 100 and steady to mixed shifts. Slaughter steers 21.50 to 23.25, heifers weak to 25 lower, feeders soft, hogs down 25 to 75 cents, sows weaker, barrows 15.10 to 15.25, sheep 3,500 with lambs steady to weak and spring lambs 23.90 to 25.75 for top grades.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Rails Push Stock Market Rally Lifts Rails and Tobacco
A vigorous rally by rails helped push the stock market higher in early trading. Tobacco shares advanced on ongoing price hikes, while nonferrous metals remained firm. The Associated Press average rose 0.2 to 272.7, rails up 1.2, utilities up 1, and the Dow Jones industrial average slipped 0.73 to 722.28 at noon.
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New York
Rails
Associated Press
Tour to Make 2 Stops Here
A feedlot study tour sponsored by The Western Livestock Journal is set for two Garden City stops today and Saturday. Attendees come from Colorado, Nebraska and Kansas. Two buses are planned, the first Southwest Kansas tour of its kind. Stops include Oswald Industries, Brookover Feed Yard, and tours of two feedlots, three cattle breeding firms, two markets, Kansas State University, an experiment station and a packing house, with attendees invited locally.
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Western Livestock Journal
Garden City
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas
Southwest
Oswald Industries
Brookover
Kansas State University
Ceremony to Honor Airmen in Norwich England
Next of kin of Air Division members lost in World War II attend a June 13 ceremony in Norwich. The Book of Remembrance will be carried from City Hall to St Peter Mancroft Church for an interdenominational service, then to the American Memorial Room in the city’s central library. The room and courtyard fountain honor US Army Air Force crews from East Anglia bases.
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and Air Division
Norwich
England
Robert J. Craig
Ronald M. Craig
Isis
Germany
2Nd Air Division
St. Peter Mancroft
New Central Library
Army Air Force
East Anglia
Hospital admissions and dismissals list at St Catherine
A miscellaneous hospital notice lists admissions at St Catherine with names including Richard Bortz, Rose Biernacki, Mrs James Dunn, Minerva Halin, Clifford Cox, Sandra Mott, Louis Nusser, Misse Bribiesca, Charles Wilson, Sondra Glenn, Thomas Cook, Mrs Howard Noel, Gary Fry, Mrs Cleatugs Bbaugh, Mrs Doyle Carroll, Mrs Roy Hawkins, Robert Payne, Clayton Albers and Leopold area patients. Dismissals note Curtis Green and Jennings Goodwin among others.
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St. Catherine Mirs
Howard Noel
City
Gary Fry
Ivans
Cleatugs Bbaugh
Hatlie
Doyle Carroll
Satanta
Roy Hawkins
Robert Payne
Clayton Albers
St. John
Leopold
C. K. Minter
St. Catherine Curtis Green
Jennings Goodwin
Jacksonville
Fla
Demos Push Grain Measure For Kennedy Feed Bill
Senate Democrats push ahead with Kennedy feed grains bill hoping civil rights clashes subside. A bipartisan civil rights group weighs attaching a rider to empower federal action in Birmingham. Senator Humphrey says a rights fight would derail passage and the two-thirds vote needed for a new wheat plan by referendum next week. The bill would let farmers switch between wheat and feed grains within set acreages if enacted.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Birmingham
Mobert IL Humphrey
Eisenhower Warns Kennedy on Fiscal Danger
Former President Eisenhower criticizes the Kennedy administration for spending all today and risking grandchildren. He highlights a $98.8 billion budget, proposed tax cuts, and a $119 billion deficit, urging reductions in spending while keeping essential functions. He favors a gradual, orderly approach over crash programs.
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NEW York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
Entrower
Saturday Evening Post
White House
Ake
Eisenhower
Births and residents listed in Garden City notice
In Garden City William Goodwin Jacksonville Fla August Horner Derby Ervin Henderson 1804 W Kansas Mrs Leonard Danler Deer field Mrs Leslie Dearden Scott City David Coen 208 ist Jacqueline Biernacki Rt 1 Delmar Mumma Alamota Births At St Catherine Ason to Mr and Mrs Jesse Bribiesca 1403 B May 13 at 6 14 p m 5 pounds 6 ounces A son to Mr and Mrs Roy Hawkins 1011 N 11th May 13 at 10 32 p m 6 pounds 4 ounces
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William Goodwin
Jacksonville
Roy Hawkins
Property deeds and lease transfers filed in legals
Erranty deeds show Peter N Brack and associates transferring tot 4 block 2 Moore's Addition. Jim C Russell and spouse quitclaim to M L Russell NE quarter of 1-24-32. Kenneth C Dodderidge and spouse quitclaim to Helendeen H Dodderidge NW quarter of 9-24-32. Frederick Finnup leases oil and gas to Fabin Gilstrap SW quarter of 12-21-27 comprising 100 acres.
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Peter N. Brack
Moore
Jim C. Russell
M. L. Russell
Kenneth C. Dodderidge
Helendeen H. Dodderidge
Frederick Finnup
Fabin
Gilstrap
Court Records Show Multiple Traffic and Civil Matters
Court records list suspensions and fines for drivers including Ronald James Dechant and Jim Mins on restric tions. Fines cover speeding and no license offenses with costs, plus civil appeals and condemnation cases. Bonds posted and forfeitures involve numerous individuals for mufflers, brakes, parking, and related infractions.
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Ronald James Dechant
Jim Minson
Hoisington
George Talmage
Stephens
Clearwater
Fla
Roberto Galindo
Holcomb
Gilbert L. Bowyer
Jones
State Highway Department
Albert Schroeder
Nunn-Bush Shoe Co. Inc
Ernie Gerber
Bennie G. Short
Larry Lee Roucka
Rt. 1
John David Ross
el Rancho
Roger Leroy Cooley
Eminence Rt
Robert M. Wixson
Larry Lester Adams
Ronald Ray Judson
Safford
Richard R. Cha
County crash injures driver amid road signs on 156
A Sunday 6:15 a.m. collision three miles east on 156 involved Everlyn Joseph Kamlofske of 509 Conkling and four state highway signs. car sustained extensive damage. A separate Tuesday 2 a.m. City crash on Main at 600 blocks involved William Frank Brewer of 203 W Fair and a parked car owned by the American Tractor and Implement Co with moderate damage to both vehicles.
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Everlyn Joseph Kamlofske
Conkling
William Frank Brewer
W. Fair
American Tractor and Implement Co
High Honor for Garden Citians Chevalier awards at Liberal ceremony
Two Garden City DeMolay members C J Hett and Jim Johnson along with three Liberal Chapter members Allen Wann David Andrews and Gary Wilkerson received the Chevalier degree in a public Liberal Masonic Temple ceremony. Hett and Wann are state line officers. Johnson belongs to the state Knighthood priory. Two Garden City nominees Henry Betrup Kenny Stoner were absent and will be invested at the August State Conclave. A Liberal Mother's Club reception followed.
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Garden City
Order of DeMolay
Liberal
Masonic Temple
Legion of Honor
C. J. Hett
Jim Johnson
Allen Wann
David Andrews
Gary Wilkerson
Hett
Wann
Johnson
Kansan
Gridley Man Acquitted Of Felonious Shooting
Harlan Lueker, 24, of Gridley Kansas, was acquitted by a district court jury on felonious shooting charges in Iola. Charles Hays, 19, of Colony Kansas, was wounded in the abdomen by a .22 bullet during a February 16 quarrel at an Iola drive-in restaurant. Judge Spencer A Gard warned Lueker to be careful in the future, noting a prior Woodson County incident.
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Iola
Kan
Harlan Lueker
Gridley
Charles Hays
Colony
Hays
Iola Drive
Spencer A. Gard
Lueker
Woodson County
Death notices Roy F. Mowry 43 Clifton Garden City area
Roy Frans Mowry 43 of 1501 Jones died Monday afternoon at St. Catherine Hospital after a long illness. He was an engineer for Northern Natural Gas Co and had lived in Garden City area 13 years. Born December 30 1919 in Centralia he moved from Clifton. He was a member of Clifton Masonic Lodge Royal Neighbors of America and Clifton Methodist Church. He married Maxine Elsie Naumann in June 1940 at Clifton. Survivors include his widow two sons Larry and Darrell a daughter Jeanette his parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mowry of Clifton five brothers Woodrow Roy Charles Everett and Howard and two sisters Mrs Glen Lewis and Mrs Gladys Jumod plus one granddaughter. Funeral Thursday at 10 a.m. Clifton Methodist Church with Rev David Rose. Burial Vining Cemetery in Vining. Friends may call Phillips White Funeral Home until 10 p.m. today.
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Roy Frans Mowry
Jones
St. Catherine Hospital
Northern Natural Gas Co
Garden City
Mr. Mowry
Centralia
Clifton
Larry
Taylor
Darrell
Jeanette
Frank Mowry
Woodrow
U.S. Navy
Charles
Marion
Roy
McPherson
Everett
U.S. Army
Howard
Salina
Glen Lewis
Wichita
Gladys Jumod
Oswego
Clifton Methodist Church
David Rose
Vining
Phillips-White Funeral
Death of Edwin M. Florence Ward Former Garden City Resident
Edwin M. Florence Ward, 87, former Garden City resident and sugar factory employee, died in Yakima, Washington, on April 8. Funeral and burial were held April 12. He lived in Garden City in 1916 and was employed at the sugar factory.
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Ward
Edwin M. Florence
Garden
Charles T Hopkins dies at 84 in Wisconsin
Charles T Hopkins, 84, father of C A Hopkins 94 Theron, died yesterday at Oconto Wisconsin. He spent winters with his son for 15 years and is survived by son T M Hopkins of Chicago and daughter Mrs Jean Palmer of Oconto. Funeral is in Chicago Thursday afternoon at the Philips Funeral Home 102 Michigan Ave with burial there.
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Charles T. Hopkins
C. A. Hopkins
Theron
Oconto
Wisc
Hopkins
T. M. Hopkins
Chicago
Jean Palmer
Phillips Funeral Home
Michigan Ave
Three-Car Collision Kills Wichita Woman in Kansas
A three car crash west of Yates Center left Olive Betts, 70, of Wichita dead and three people injured. Injured are Earl Gregory, 59, and his wife Ann Gregory, 59, from Albuquerque, New Mexico, and Mrs Walter Buchman of Council Grove, Kansas.
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Yates Center
Kan
Wichita
Olive Betts
Earl Gregory
Ann Gregory
Albuquerque
Walter Buchman
Council Grove
Officer Cleared in Thresher Disaster
The Navy cleared Lt. Cmdr. Stanley W Hecker of being implicated in the Thresher disaster. A naval court of inquiry investigating the April 10 sinking 220 miles east of Boston withdrew his name as a party. Hecker, 36, of Brooklyn was skipper of the USS Skylark, the Thresher's surface escort vessel.
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Portsmouth
N.h.api
Navy
Thresher
Naval Court of
Boston
Cmdr
Stanley W. Hecker
Hecker
Brooklyn
N.Y
Skylark
Court rebukes Hecker over Thresher mission details
The court censured Hecker on April 16 stating his conduct as Skylark commanding officer appears to be subject to inquiry. It ruled his failure to inform higher authorities immediately of Thresher’s final messages could not have caused the loss of the $45 million submarine. Hecker’s attorney argued subsequent testimony showed he fulfilled his duties.
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Hecker
Skylark
Atty. Louis. Gray III
New London
Lawson P. Ramage
Atlantic Fleet
Thresher
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Co-Op
C. L. Hett
Demos
Legals
Great Plains
Champlin
Garden City Telegram
Hutchinson, Kan
Hutchinson
Charlotte Johnson
Adéline Johnson
Lene Collier
East Central State College
Ada
Okla
Sublette High School
Sublette
Frank White
JEEP
Wagoneer
Jeep Universal
Gladiator
Kaiser Jeep Corporation
Five Points Motor Company, Inc
Kaiser
Lloyd Bridges
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