Iris Show Opens In Garden City Saturday At Civic Center
The first credited Iris show in Garden City opens Saturday noon to 1 PM at the Civic Center with free admission. Sponsored by the Garden City chapter of the American Iris Society, it features three divisions including specimen, collection and arrangement. Entries must be tagged with names and judging includes Mrs. J. C. Carter as show chairman and Mrs. Ervin Gruben of Scott City as a judge.
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Garden City
Civic Center
The
Amercan Iris Society
National Society
J.C. Carter
Tris
iCenter
Nam
Ervin Gruben
Scott City I
Frankie Arredondo
Satanta
Frank Arredondo
Donald Foster
Rex Miller
Darrell Bryant
Dale Stephens
Main Street
Thompson Street
Emerson Street
Carden City
Kansas
Nove
Main
Bair Streets
Brott
Fair and
Main Streets
Arid City
Belmont Street
Center Street
Pershing Street
G. BE. Miller
Chas. R. Peebles
Garden City Hospital Admittances And Births
In Garden City today the hospital lists admittees including Mrs Pete Hernandez 509 W Maple Shane Lee Adams 907 N 10th Sheryl Ann Taylor 502 N 13th Rhonda Kay Miller Holcomb Alen Wayne Gaylord 1205 N 10th Rodney G Honey Satanta Discharges include Paula Sue Jameson RFD 1 Mrs Lewis Lohmann 615 Conk ling Mrs John Andrada Holcomb Mrs Vasiles Winifrey 611 Tay Jorn Births at St Catherine Gerald Becker 1310 N Main a 7-pound daughter born 12 03 pm yesterday Mr and Mrs Pete Hernandez 509 W Maple an 8 pound 14 ounce daughter born 4 36 pm yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Hernandez
W. Maple
Shane Lee Adams
Sheryl Ann Taylor
Rhonda Kay Miller
Holcomb
Alen Wayne Gaylord
Rodney G. Honey
Satanta
Paula Sue-Jameson
RFD
Lewis Lohmann
Conkling
John Andrada
Vasiles Winifrey
Tay- Jorn
David. Perez
St.lCathering
Gerald Becker
N. Main
Civil Service posts up for substitute clerks at Lakin
The United States Civil Service Commission announces openings for substitute clerk positions at the Lakin post office with written exams required. Application blanks available from the Lakin post office or the director at 9th US Civil Service building St Louis MO.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Lakin Post Office
Charles Gust
Charles Rockstrom
Ux Lot
Stevens
US. Civil Service
New Federal Building
St. Louis 1
Martin Enniyside
Belquez
Santa Fe
Wayne Orville Bean
B.joffice
Lakin
Mnproper
Leslie Francis Howard
Gardendale
Central Gets Temporary KC-Wichita Air Route
The Civ ill Aeronautics Board grants Central Airlines a temporary Kansas City Topeka Wichita route permit valid until 60 days after a Kansas Oklahoma case decision. Central eyes Garden City connection if Continental loses the current Wichita link. Chamber officials prepare a CAB brief to secure a local service arrangement with one of the competing lines.
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Central
Kc-Wichita
Washington
Civill Aeronautics Board
CAB
Central Airlines
Wichita
Kansas-Oklahoma
Garden City
Continental Airlines
Juty
Chamber of Commerce
Garden City Lions Hear About Children Eye Examinations
Garden City Lions club members at their noon luncheon program watched a film on the importance of children's eye examinations. The presentation was shown by Dr. Lowell Goodwin as the club's regular meeting feature.
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Garden City Lions Club
Lowell Goodwin
Governors Favor Work, No Tax Cut
A majority of governors at the 50th annual meeting favored expanded public works over a broad federal tax cut to fight the recession. Democratic governors largely supported public works, while many opposed across the board tax cuts. Notable exceptions included Democratic Gov. W. Averell Harriman, who urged caution on tax reductions.
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Miami
Fla.p
Eisenhower
Congress
W. Averell Harriman
New York
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Connecticut
Local Produce Market Prices and Grain Update
Local market listing shows eggs by size with prices from 32 to 28 cents and 22 cents for medium eggs. 14 day cream at 55 cents and first grade cream at 50 cents. Heavy hens priced at 12 cents and light hens at 9 cents. Local market update from Farmers Elevator notes Garden City grain changes.
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Garden City Grain
New Military Pay Plan Becomes Law
President Eisenhower signed legislation increasing military pay to attract career service. First year cost about 576 million dollars, with boosts for active duty Air Force Army Navy and Marines over two years service. Draftees and junior officers receive no raise while some privates and apprentice seamen gain up to 6.20 monthly. Reservists and some retirees also see increases, two new pay grades created for officers and enlisted.
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Washington i
Eisenhower
Air Force
Army
Navy
Marines
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
Ralph J. Cordiner Jr
General Electric
Ihig
Ingalls Schools Diploma Recipients Highlight Ceremony
Commencement at Ingalls high school and grade school awarded diplomas to seven seniors and 17 eighth graders. Guy C. Davis delivered Beyond the Horizon as graduation address. Senior valedictian Lavee Hazelton and salutatorian Joyce Batman led graduates including Joyce Patman and Maxine Bond. grade school names include Joseph Ascencio Allen Barrett Karen Flowers Leonard Hoskinson Carol Hewes Marvin Koehn Kay Lippert Tony Lopez Roger Loewen Vivian McKenna Billy Maxwell Marcus Meng Wayne Pickle Robert Rohrbaugh Rosy Schmidt Herbert Sigley Marilyn Wendel.
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Ingalls
Guy C. Davis
Dodge City Junior College
Lavee Hazelton
Joyce ‘Batman
Joyce Patman
Maxine Bond
Charles D. Hosskinson
William H. Ruddes
Melviin James Neufield
Margaret ‘Wendel
Joseph Ascencio
Allen Barrett
Karen Flowers
Leonard Hoskinson
Carol Hewes
Marvin Koehn
Kay Lippert
Tony Lopez
Roger Loewen
Vivian McKenna
Billy Maxwell
Marcus Meng, Jr
Wayne Pickle
Robert G. Rohrbaugh
Rosiy Schmidt
Herbert Sigley
Marilyn Wendel
Pilimlin Wins Crucial Vote In Paris Assembly
The National Assembly granted Premier Pilimlin emergency powers to handle the Algerian Moslem rebellion, with command remaining with Gen Raoul Salan backing Gen Charles de Gaulle. The vote stood 475 to 100 as deputies approved a Socialist motion of confidence in the army of the Republic.
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Paris
National Assembly
Pierre Pilimlin
Algeria
Raoul Salan
Charles de Gaulle
Mitchill
Army of the Republic
Cardinal's Condition Is Satisfactory Amid Fleet Reorganization
The report notes Cardinal Stritch is partially paralyzed after a severe stroke but his condition remains satisfactory. Concurrently the Navy announces new noncommissioned officer grades above master sergeant and chief petty officer, designated E9 and E8 with pay costs of 22 to 84 percent, plus a potential monthly proficiency pay of 50 to 160 dollars for skilled enlisted personnel. The Atlantic Fleet facing redeployments and potential reshuffles, while officers from captain to colonel may qualify for extra duties and pay of 50 to 150 dollars monthly. details include NORFOLK and Rome notes on the crisis.
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Norfolk
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Rome
Samuel Cardinal
Yeardinal
Ralph Bergen
Chicago
Filippo Rocchi
Vatican
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iris
Henry
Kaublé
Francisca R. Ortiz
Gary Rickman
R. L. Rickman Jr
Stoeckly
Kemper Military School
Boongilie
Ft. Leonard Wood
Fifth Army
Margaret Heine
St. John's Lutheran College
Winfield
Heine
Benson
Canada
Johnie
Lso
U. S
Icies
Invita
Paul C. Heine
Tion
Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce
United States
America
Fairbanks-Morris
HOMCO
Torro
Five Points Nursery and Flower Shop, Inc
Taylor Avenue
Eagle Scout
Willian, G. Stratton
Illinois
Joe Foss
South Dakota
George M. Lesder
Pennsylvania
Orville Freeman
Minnesota
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Lindh Produce Co
Coast Guard
Public Health Service
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Attias
Legals
Garden City Telegram
Albert Street
Edward Street
Torwit
City
E. Miller
Chas. R
Smerson Street
Miller
Clings HK
Peebles City
Clark
Pilimlin
Fleet
Wonder
McClung & Payne Pharmacy
Fankhauser Drug
Russel Wright
Continental
Athe
the Hobby Huddle West Chestnut
Heh
Ozark Bible Institute
Academy Ozark
Arkansas
Alta Brown
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