Finney County farms file 1961 feed grain Intention forms
As of May 19, 482 Finney County corn and grain sorghum producers filed forms to participate in the 1961 feed grain program. O A Schoof, county ASC chairman, urged immediate action to return signed forms by June 15 and noted final filing date is June 1 for price support. Certificates may be issued in grain or cash equivalents, with up to half the advance payments available before full enrollment.
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Finney County
O.A. Schoof
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Byune
Kansas
ASC
Centennial Parade Plans Formed by Garden City Chamber
Garden City Chamber of Commerce outlines Centennial Parade scheduled for Saturday June 3 with entries including Haskell Post VFW Frontiers clubs and Shriners. Local notableFinney County seniors to be honored, prizes awarded for top floats, antique cars and farm equipment urged to join.
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Plana
Satur
Mitty
Govt Haskell Post
VFW
iDrill
Sherlock Strivers
Fort Larned Belles
Garden City Shriners
Dodge City Marshalls Posse
Pink Poodle Posse
Frontier Land
USA
Sandhill Vaqueros
Garden City Antique
Automobile Club
Chamber of iCommerce
Garden City
Chamber
Finney County
Snortsmean to Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
Snortsmean holds its annual dinner meeting at the Civic Center starting 7 30 p m with elections for president secretary treasurer and vice president for one year terms. Current officers include H R Stone as president Herman Beringer as vice president Charles McCart as secretary and Martin er as treasurer. Special guest Valyer from Pratt will present an address and film on wildlife. Open to the public. Budapest Hungary AP Soviet forces may withdraw from Hungary as Communist party chief Janos Ka wed says the USSR cannot defend Hungary’s frontiers indefinitely. Get a Star A Bag for all your woolens only 2 00 at Peden Citys Laundry and Cleaners.
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Uear
T Binney County Parks, Fish
fGaine Assa
Civic Center
Wear
H.R. Stone
Herman Beringer
Charles McCart
Martiner
Valyer
Pratt
Epic
State
Ise and Game Department
eoValyer
Ang
Budapest
Hungary
Immunist
Janos Kawed
Radar
Stand-in Group Ran Government in 1955 After Eisenhower Heart Attack
Sherman Adams reveals in Life magazine that a six member stand in group ran the government for two months after Eisenhower’s 1955 heart attack. The group included Nixon Dulles Brownell Humphrey and Wilton Persons, with Adams stating they kept normal government work and did not seize power. The President reportedly left a disability procedure letter for the VP, outlining acting president steps during disability.
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New York
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Adams
Richard M. Nixon
John Foster Dulles
Herbert Brownell
Treasury
George Humphrey
Wilton Persons
Life Magazine
White House
State Highway Patrol Advances Two Officers
TOPEKA AP Capt. Allen Rush of Topeka was named assistant superintendent of the Highway Patrol with the rank of lieutenant colonel. He will succeed Lt. Col. Ken Roberts, who remains at Topeka with the rank of major and will handle purchasing and supply while taking charge of a new inspection division in training and safety education. Rush is a Chanute native.
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Topeka
Allen Rush
Highway Patrol
Rush
Ken Roberts
Roberts
Chanute
Softball Practices Planned for Girls This Summer
Girls 12 and older invited to join the new summer league. Practices set for Thursday and Friday at 6 30 pm next to Ben Grimsley Gym with bats and balls provided. Shirley Desemo elected president and Les Bencini hired to direct the program and umpire duties. Slow pitch will be used, teams to have 10 players, no charges to participate.
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Ben ‘Grimsley Gym
Ting
Shirley Desemo
Les Bencini
Garden City
Bleing
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs Sheep Details
Cattle 2,000 head with calves 50. Steers and heifers mostly uneven. good to high choice steers 21.00-23.00, good to choice heifers 21.50-22.50. Cows steady, heifers weaker, stockers and feeders steady. Hogs 4,000 head. barrows and gilts 16.25-18.50, sows 14.50-15.00. Sheep 1,800 head. lambs 25-50 lower, ewes steady to 50 lower. prime lambs 17.00-18.50. cull, utility and good ewes 2.00-4.00.
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Kansas City
Copeland Church Given Bequest
The will of Mrs. Rachel Grace of Wichita leaves a $100,000 trust to her longtime companion Miss Eunice S. Spalding and a $100,000 fund to build a university chapel for all creeds and races at the University of Wichita. Mrs. Grace died May 19 leaving a $300,000 estate with further gifts to various churches, a music scholarship for women at Wichita U, land in Meade County to the Evangelical Reformed Church and Copeland Methodist Church, and gifts to the College of Emporia, the Institute of Lep2dics, and the Kansas Cancer Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Rachel Grace
Eunice S. Spalding
University of Wichita
Grace
Harvey Grace
Miss Spalding
Check Banked For Indians
A government check was deposited at the federal disbursing office in Kansas City to pay the Quapaw Indian tribe $1,029,600 for land once owned in Arkansas. Tribal members on rolls prepared by the Muskogee office will receive about $900 each after administrative costs, with 1,144 members in Missouri, Oklahoma, and Kansas.
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Muskogee, Okla
Kansas City
Arkansas
Indian Claims Commission
Arkansas River
Muskogee
The
Indian Bureau
Paul L. Fickinger
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kanssas
Holcomb High Commencement Speaker Thursday Night
Holcomb Consolidated High School holds its 41st graduation Thursday night with Dr. Emerald Dechant of Port Hays State College as speaker. The program at 8 pm includes music by pianists Sherry Small and Melva Turner, and colors by the mixed chorus.
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Holcomb
Emerald Dechant
Port Hays State College
Holcomb Consolidated High School
Dechant
FHS
Pontifical College Josephinum
Worthington
Ohio
Fort Hays State
University of
Teacher Salaries Kept in Aid Bill
The Senate voted to keep funds for teacher salaries within the 2.55 billion school aid bill after rejecting an attempt by Senator Barry Goldwater to strike them out. The debate hit the seventh day with final passage not expected before Thursday as leaders pushed to finish amendments. A civil rights amendment to allow taxpayer suits to bar grants for noncompliant desegregation was defeated 62 to 32.
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Washington
Senate
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Kennedy
Thurmond
House Education Committee
Goldwater
Kenneth B. Keating
RNY
Supreme Court
Disgruntled Son Quits Carnation
E Hadley Stuart Jr aging son of Carnation board chairman resigns as vice president and director citing policy dispute not a grudge. He notes board decisions require his father’s input while expressing concern for the firm’s future and mentions Carnation’s Los Angeles headquarters and model dairy farm at Carnation Washington. Ghormley in Los Angeles calls the criticism unjustified.
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San Francisco
Carnation Co
E. Hadley Stuart Jr
Stuart
Deaths Homer H. Bryan Funeral in Fresno
Homer H. Bryan of Fresno Calif died Monday. His funeral is set for Friday in Fresno. Paul Wren, residing at 1012 N 12th, father in law of Mr. Bryan, planned to attend. The deceased was shot by bandits during a liquor store holdup.
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Homer H. Bryan
Fresno
Calif
Paul Wren
Mr. Bryan
Hit and Run Driver Charged in Local Crash
A local man, Robert Marion Smith, 616 Olive, was charged with leaving the scene of an accident after a late night hit and run in the 600 block of North Evans. His vehicle struck a parked car owned by Frank Louis Koksal, 605 N Evans, and two more cars were hit nearby in the 200 block of West Chestnut before the second vehicle fled the scene. Police seek the other vehicle involved as they pursue charges.
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Robert Marion Smith
Olive
N. Evans
Frank Louis Koksal
W. Chestnut
Jesse Ernest Leon, Jr
Gerald Loren Wilcox
Evans
Kennedy Backs Private Cuban Tractor Prisoner Swap
President Kennedy voiced support for a private tractors-for-prisoners exchange with Fidel Castro but said the government will not participate. He urged public contributions to fund a private drive to swap tractors for 1,200 inmates captured after last month’s ill fated invasion. The White House noted Kennedy helped assemble the fundraising group including Eleanor Roosevelt Walter Reuther and Dr Milton Eisenhower, while stating government remains hands off.
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Washington
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
White House
Cuba
Eleanor Roosevelt
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Milton §. Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
United States
Andrew T. Watcher
Coast Guard
State Department
House
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Ebright Named By Methodists
Rev Arion O Ebright is named superintendent of the Hays District of the Methodist Church with Bishop Eugene Slater announcing the appointment at the Central Kansas Conference despite succession by Dr J Russell Throckmorton. Ebright has pastored First Methodist Hutchinson for six years and previously served Dodge City Stafford Ellinwood Hesston and as a Naval chaplain. He begins duties Sunday.
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Arion O. Ebright
Hays
Methodist Church
Eugene Slater
Central Kansas
Hutchingon
Mr. Ebright
J. Russell Throckmorton
Ebright
First Methodist Church
Hutchinson
Dodge City
Stafford
Ellinwood
Hesston
Dismissals and Births Reported in Local Notices
Hospitals list dismissals for Mrs. George Griffith and Glenna Schupman among others. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bowlby of Gardendale a boy born at 10 26 a.m. Tuesday weighing 9 pounds 13 ounces. Other names include Mrs. Anselmo Torres Mrs. Joseph Mader Mrs. Edith Cox Lawrence Dearden Mary Kiner Pete Marquardt and Leopold residents Eldon Jantz and residents of Sublette Scott City Deerfield Liberal Ulysses.
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Joseph Mader
Deerfield
Donald Bowlby
Gardendale
Edith Cox
Lawrence Dearden
Scott City
Mary Kiner
Pete Marquardt
Anderson
St. Catherine
George Griffith
Glenna Schupman
Earnest William
Leopold
Eldon Jantz
Ulysses
Winces
Police Bonds Posted in Local Disorderly and Vehicle Offense
Homer Lester Owen of Windsor Hotel posted a $40 bond for intoxication and disorderly conduct. Mrs. Lester Harp of 1210 Coward posted a $5 bond for improper starting of a parked vehicle.
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Homer Lester Owen
Windsor Hotel
Lester Harp
Coward
Traffic Accident Report in 200 Block of N Sixth
Tuesday around 4 35 pm a two vehicle collision occurred in the 200 block of North Sixth Street involving a car driven by Mrs Lester Harp of 1210 Coward and a pickup truck driven by Fred W Jay of Scott.
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Lester Harp
Coward
Fred W. Jay
Scott
U S Warrants In Car Theft Case Involving Rolland
Federal warrants charge Richard Wesley Rolland with interstate transportation of stolen property in a car theft from a residence on North 10th Street. The 1956 Chevrolet was recovered by Sacramento police after his arrest there. A second stolen vehicle, a 1951 Chevrolet with New Orleans stickers, was taken in Corpus Christi Texas and recovered locally. Rolland, reportedly absent without leave from the Navy, is linked to both thefts.
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Robert Earl Doak
N. 10Th
Sacramento
Calif
Richard Wesley Rolland
Doak
California
Rolland
New Orleans
Corpus Christi
Tex
U.S. Navy
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Clarence Jerome Katz
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