Negroes Plan Mass Meet For Jackson
Jackson Mississippi residents faced a tense race issue as a mass meeting of Negro leaders officials and others was set to discuss concessions sought by the NAACP. The meeting followed a Monday conference that produced little agreement with delegates pressing desegregation in hiring public facilities and schools while Mayor Thompson urged lawmakers not to compromise the rights of businesspeople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Miss
Jackson
Fort
Allen Thompson
Thompson
Percy Greene
Greene
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Mey
J. A. Mays
Noro
Market report from Kansas City livestock sale
AP markets: cattle and calves 4,000 and 100. slaughter steers steady to 25 higher. prime 22.00-50, choice 85. heifers 22.26-50. cows 14.50-16.00. dealers 24.00-27.00. Barrows and gilts 35-50 lower. 1-2 16.00-16.85. sows 13.00-14.50. Sheep 1.00. slaughter lambs 25-50 higher. lambs 23.50-24.00. 22.75-23.05. ewes 4.00-6.00.
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Kansas City Livestock Kansas City
Prime
Choice
Slaughier
Hood
Motors Steels Set Mart Pace On Market Rally
New York stocks opened modestly higher on the anniversary of the 1902 Black Monday plunge. Motors and steels led gains while sugars rebounded and glamour issues rose 2 to 5 points. The AP average rose 4 to 278.7, Dow up 142 to 11087, with utilities and rails mixed as analysts expect a consolidation phase and possible summer rally.
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New York
Motors, Steels Uni
Motors
Steels
Sugars
Associated Press
Rails
Deel Utilities
Mowat
Cheysler
Dow Jones
Dow
Winton Hinkle Wins Debater of the Year Award
Winton Hinkle son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Hinkle 812 Center was named Debater of the Year at the annual speech awards banquet at Kansas State Teachers College Emporia. DeBross the debate coach presented the award. A junior at Emporia he belongs to Pi Gamma Mu and has three years of debate with national tournament wins including the West Point Invitational and national finals.
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Winton Hinkle
Ralph Hinkle
812 Center
Annnual
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Join DeBross
Hinkle
Pi Gamma Mu
West Point
Washington President to Celebrate 46th Year Tomorrow
In Washington reports President Kennedy to mark his 40th birthday with a White House family party likely attended by most of the Kennedy clan. Memorial Day plans place him at Camp David, with Rusk warning on domestic discrimination as a grave national issue. National Guard Bureau to be led by an Air Force officer Maj. Gen. Winston P. Wilson, starting Aug. 31 for a four year term.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Joseph P. Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mays
Camp David
Catoctin Mountains
Maryland
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Tan
United States
National Guard Bureau
Air Force
Winston P. Wilson
Atkinson
Army
Donald McGowan
New Jersey
Leora Martin Receives Honor at Berkshire Festival
Leora Martin of Ulysses a Southwestern College freshman has been accepted for violin study this summer at the Tanglewood Berkshire Festival in Lenox Massachusetts. She will study chamber music under Boston Symphony Orchestra members and serve in the student orchestra. A music major, she is a violin student of David Dalton and participates in the orchestra string quartet and purple robed choir. She is on the dean's honor roll and is a Garden City High School graduate, daughter of Ora V. and Mrs. Martin Rt. 5 Ulysses.
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Leora Martin
Ulysses
Southwestern Col Ege
Lenox
Mass
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Miss Martin
Southwestern
David Dalton
Garden City High School
Ora V. Martin
Rt. 5
Wrang Driver Listed Arthur In Pedestrian Crash Report
Arthur Wrang, 18, of 1212 St John, was the driver of the car in a two vehicle pedestrian accident in Holcomb Saturday, not Robert Farr as previously listed. Farr owns the car.
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Arthur
St. John
Holcomb
Robert Farr
Farr
Clutter Memorial To Be Dedicated At 4-H Round Up
The Clutter Memorial dedication will occur at 3 p.m. during the Kansas 4-H Foundation event at Kansas State University Manhattan June 4-8. Gov. John Anderson Jr. has been invited. Donors will be honored at a luncheon in Williams Dining Hall with Floyd Ricker chairing the dedication committee.
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Rock Springs Ranch
Junction City
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Rock Springs
Fort Riley
John Anderson Jr
Attemt
Williams
W. Dale Cruser
Wichita
Foundatior Board of Trustees
Kansas Bankers’ Association
Kansas City Chamber of Commerce and
Cudahy Packing Co
American Oil Foundation
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Tred D. Wilson
Andover
Ralston Purina Co
Garvey Foundation
Kansas Wheat Commission
E. J. DuPont. DeNemours and Co
Floyd Ricker
Clutter Memorial Committee
Many Students Seek Summer Employment in Kansas
An unusually large number of students are registering with the Kansas State Employment Service for summer work. Manager W S Trebilcock notes demand for steady and part time jobs. Applicants include typists bookkeepers and those seeking farm or yard work. Employers should call for details.
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The
Kansas State Employment Service
W. S. Trebilcock
Episcopal Minister to Clergy Conference at Webster Lake
The Rev. Henry Eden Wright of St. Thomas Episcopal Church joins about 20 clergy at the annual PECUSA clergy conference at Webster Lake through Thursday. Prof. Murray Neuman of the Virginian Theological Seminary leads. Richard Mansur will be ordained a deacon at 11 a.m. Memorial Day to become Scott City’s new vicar.
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Henry Eden Wright
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Pecusa
Webster Lake
Murray Neuman
Virginian Theological Seminary
Richard Mansur
Scott City
Weekend Drive Ends in Vehicle Fire and Delays
A Syracuse family en route to visit relatives in Kansas faced a major mishap when their 1956 car burned after a driveshaft bearing failed. Thirteen people were aboard, including 17-year-old Alvena Zahnter. Fire damaged the vehicle and clothing as onlookers helped, traffic stopped, and the group continued to Dodge City then home to Syracuse in separate cars.
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Wichita
Kingmanom Uss
Alvena Zahnter
Dodge City
Syracuse
Hearing on Missing Freighter Inquiry Board Stymied
New York AP Coast Guard inquiry ends 37 days of hearings without a finding on the disappearance of the Marine Sulphur Queen with 34 crewmen off the Florida coast. Cause of sinking remains undetermined though debris analysis and life jackets suggest some may have survived briefly.
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New York
Florida
Adin
Janes D. Craik
Board of Inquiry
Movida
Beaumont
Tex
Norfolk
Albert
Prevola
Wray Wins 1963 W G Maguire Scholarship Award
Scott City high school senior Paul J. Wray son of Aly and Mrs George A Wray has been named one of six 1963 W G Maguire Scholarship winners. The $800 award may be renewed for up to three more years totaling 2000 for college expenses at any accredited institution. Wray, whose father works at Century Refining near Shallow Water, ranked second in Scouts City High School's spring graduating class. He led Youth for Christ, held student council roles, and participated in debate football and basketball. He plans to become a minister or teacher and will attend Evangel College Springfield Missouri.
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Paul J. Wray
Aly
George A. Wray
Scott City
W. G. Maguire
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Company
Sons and Daugters
Panhandy Eastern
Wray
Century Refining Co
Scout City High School
Youth For Christ
Evangel College
Springfield, Mo
Death of Charles Huffmaster Jr. in Wichita at 34
Charles Huffmaster Jr. of Satanta died this morning at St. Francis Hospital Wichita after a short illness. He was 34, born December 27, 1928 in Salina, and worked 15 years as a booster operator for Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co. He was a Methodist and Odd Fellows member, married Dorothy Mac Deal in 1948, and is survived by his wife, three sons David John Bryan, and Diana, his mother Anna Halfmaster, two brothers Raymond and Frank, five sisters Edith Sapp Ellen Baugh Nellie Pennington Alma Ricketts Alberta Rooney, with funeral arrangements by Phillips-White Funeral Home.
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Satanta
Charles Huffmaster Jr
St. Francis Hospital
Wichita
Huffmaster
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Ling Co
Salania
Methodist Church
Oddfellows Lodge
Dorothy Mac Deal
Sublette
David
John
Bryan
Diana
Anna Halfmaster
Raymond
N. 3Rd
Garden City
Frank
Edith Sapp
Hugoton
Ellen Baugh
Nellie Pennington
Oakley
Alma Ricketts
Spearman
Tex
Alberta Rooney
Phillips-White Funeral Home
William I Floyd 66 dies in Garden City nursing home
William I Floyd aged 66 died Monday night at Shady Lawn Nursing Home after long illness. He was born August 3, 1896 and moved to Garden City in 1961 from Ulysses. Survivors include brothers John of Fort Worth Texas and Dan of Sacramento California. Announcement by Garnand Funeral Home.
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William Isaac Floyd
Shady Lawn
Garden City
Ulysses
John
Ft. Worth
Tex
Dan
Sacramento
Calif
Garnand Funeral Home
Mrs Ella Wilford Dies at 82 in Garden City
Mrs. Ella L Wilford 82 longtime Garden City resident died this morning at a local nursing home. Her husband James A Wilford died Aug 9 1954. She is survived by a son James B Wilford of Grants Pass Ore. Home.
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Ella L. Wilford
Funeral services for Dr Albert J Trinkle in Palm Springs
Dr Albert J Trinkle formerly of Garden City died Friday in Palm Springs California at 53. Funeral services are set for 10 a m Wednesday at Garland Funeral Home with the Rev J Merion Kadyk of the Presbyterian church officiating. Burial will follow in Valley View Cemetery.
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Albert J. Trinkde
Citlan
Palm Springs
Calif
Garland Funeral Home
J. Merion Kadyk
The
Presbyterian Church
Valley View Cemetery
Mrs. Noah Johnson Dies at 80 in Hot Springs Ark
Mrs. Noah Johnson, 80, former Garden City resident, died this morning at her Hot Springs Arkansas home. Survived by a niece, Mrs. Ancel DeRemus. Funeral and burial will be in Garden City with arrangements to be announced by Garnand Funeral Home.
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Noah Johnson
Garden City
Hot Springs
Ark
Ancel DeRemus
Garnand Funeral Home
Farm Labor Office Opens In Kansas Wheat Region
The first farm labor office is opened in Wellington Kansas as wheat harvest nears. The 1930s era note reports a smaller crop with heavy losses from winter kill and drought. Sumner County agent Raymond Frye notes harvest timing and kernel moisture issues.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Wellington
Sumner
Raymond Frye
Hospital Admissions List Includes Many from Small Towns
Admissions at St Catherine include Shane and Lynette Spangler Scott City Mrs John Biernacki Rt 1 Mrs Merle Adkisson Ulysses Claude Collins 521 Summit John Hayden Imperial Rt Mrs Clarence Wheeler 520 Taylor Mrs Philip Mehringer 503 Ballinger Mrs Ray Messer Eminence J Malva and Janyth Hoskinson Eminence Rt Eldean Neese 405 Jones Ave Mra John Hays Sublette LaShel Kuehler Sharon Springs Kathleen Doll Ingalls Leopold Wilson E Miller St John Dismissals At St Catherine Mrs Ed Anderson 1502 St John Susan Mead Imperial Rt Mrs Van Salyer 306 Ballinger
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St. Catherine Shane
Lynette Spangler
Scott City
John Biernacki
Rt. 1
Merle Adkisson
Ulysses
Claude Collins
Summit
John Hayden
Imperial Rt
Clarence Wheeler
Taylor
Philip Mehringer
Ballinger
Ray Messer
Malva
Janyth Hoskinson
Eldean Neese
Jones Ave
John Hays
Sublette
LaShel Kuehler
Sharon Springs
Kathleen Doll
Ingalls
Leopold Wilson
McMillan elected vice president of Sigma Gamma at Southwestern
Dave McMillan son of Mr and Mrs Don McMillan Eminence Rt has been elected vice president of Fi Sigma Gamma a science fraternity at Southwestern College Winfield for the 1963 64 school year. Also note Myrtl e Howard of Leopold Hospital Garden City attended a hospital office personnel training in Topeka sponsored by Kansas Blue Cross Blue Shield with Kansas Hospital Association Council. A bankruptcy notice was filed in Wichita by Warren and Faye A Swartley 1002 Taylor First meeting of creditors set for June 4 at 3 30 pm in the Court of Bankruptcy 403 Federal Building Wichita.
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Dave McMillan
Don McMillan
Fi Sigma Gamma
Southwestern College
Winfield
Topeka
Myrtle Howard
Leopold Hospital
Garden City
Kansas Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Kansas Hospital Association Council
U.S. District Court
Wichita
Warren
Faye A. Swartley
Taylor
Court of Bankruptcy
Federal Building
Trace Trouble Of Spacecraft
NASA reported that moisture corroded an Amp Cal amplifier connection and an Amp Cal solder joint failed, wiping out automatic re entry controls and forcing Gordon Cooper to manual control. Exhaustive tests attributed the fault to faulty insulation and moisture-related corrosion affecting sensors and sending commands.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Gordon Cooper
Earth
Cooper
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Grass Fire Responded To In Garden City District
Garden City volunteers were dispatched at 4 20 p m Monday to extinguish a grass fire at the intersection of 13th Street and Santa Fe.
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Garden City
13Th
Santa Fe
Births at St Catherine Ason and Mehringer child
In Garden City local births record two newborns. Ason, a son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hayden, was born May 27 at St. Catherine Ason with weight 7 pounds 13 ounces. A son to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mehringer at 503 Ballinger on May 27 at 8:13 p.m., weighing 8 pounds 15 ounces.
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Ted Morgan
Lakin
Ann Wasinger
Jack Cronk
George Clausen
Leopold
Earl Cook
N. Main
St. Catherine Ason
John Hayden
Imperial Rt
Philip Mehringer
Ballinger
Oil and Gas Leases and Property Deeds Reported
Legal notices document transfers including Crown Heights Addition property: north 24 feet of lot 4 and south 48 feet of lot 5 in block 5, and Oil and Gas Leases from Marie R. Doll to Kenneth R. Swenson. Also Jim W. Wolfe and spouse to Swenson for EY of 14 21-30.
Courts and Police Notices From County District Records
District court entries list licenses suspended for driving on suspended licenses and failing chemical tests. Fines appear for mufflers, improper registration, no license, and speeding. Police reports note a city traffic accident at 12 10 p m near 8th and Fulton with drivers Gail F E Howard and Mrs Eugene Cooper.
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Courts
Lorn Lord
Rt. 1
Topeka
Olive J. Gross
Kansas
Ronald E. Mackley
Seth Earnest
Holcomb
Corinne L. Clift
Snee-Lint
Gilbert D. Zimmerman
Opal Zimmerman
Thomas E. Murphy
Virginian
Hubert Eugene McCauley
Oscar Burns
Washington
Henry Espinoza
Lincoln Road
Robert Arlen Hubert
Nath
Robert Chavez
Daniels
Hector Rodriguez
Deerfield
Jimmy Les Burns
Walter J. Witman
Edith Grossman
Kenneth D. Harms
Hubert E. McCauley
Jerry Dean Pickering
Frank Sanchez
Verin D. Goss
Munier C. Burns
8Th
Fulton
Gail FE. Howard
N. Main
Eugene Cooper
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Am Mutual Fd Naeen
Incorp Inc
Ficory Invest
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Sentinel
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Jim Johnson
Ken Stoner
Ken Rauhut
Joe Corn
Duane Marine
Scriba
Dave Christensen
Almonar
Bill Collier
Marshall
Richard Swen
Son
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David Wiebe
Tom Wilson
Robert Mayo
Jim Tarrell
Jim Concannon
Bill Kadyk
Max Hett
David Williams
Larry Watkins
Keith Handerson
Clutter Memorial
Clutter
Herbert Clutters
Kansas 4-H Foundation
J. Harold Johnson
Paul Wray
Episcopal
Clergy
Syracuse Family
Jim Zahoter
EL Dorada
Beverly
Scott
William I, Floyd
Albert J. Trinkle
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Farm Labor Office
Garden Clivy Telegram
Legals
Sinclair
Robson
Main & Pine
Frank White
Thomas B
Kitch
Phillips
White Wreia
Main Ambulance Service
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