Local residents visit relatives over weekends and trips
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kilian visited from Thayer. Several families from El Dorado and Coffeyville spent weekends visiting kin in Kalamazoo Denver and Kansas City. Dr. and Mrs. Fred M. Taylor traveled to Houston to be with family, while W J Young and nephew Fred Hardaway, visiting from Blytheville, attended Finian’s Rainbow in Kansas City and a Japanese film.
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Doran
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Steven
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Daisy M Jordan
Rex Isaac
Coffeyville
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Colorado Springs
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Judy
Sally
Kent
Marty
Houston
Dr. Taylor
Fred A. Taylor
Taylor
Pearl Flannery
C. F. Craus
Kansas City
W. J. Young
Fred Hardaway
Blytheville
Ark
Finian's Rainbow
Starlight Theatre
Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Report
Daily Transcript records hospital admittances for Saturday Sunday and today including Mrs Mary M Gregg Philip D Mendez Fred A Seidel Donald M Whitworth Raymond Justice Craig Graham Mrs Elmer E Strickler Mrs Mary M Davis Morris 8 Shipman Jr George N Dillon Ronald G Hand Dismissals list several patients by name and address including Mrs Car Cation Mrs Irvin Barnett Mary L Anderson Andrew Dean and daughter Mrs Glen Fogel and daughter Jess Ward Mrs Homer Brinkman Mrs Frank Williams and daughter Mrs Adelaide Johnson Birth notice reports Mr and Mrs Jimmy D Jones welcome a son Wheat stubble blaze with no damage noted.
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St. Paul
Philip D. Mendez
Lincoln
Medical
Fred A. Seidel Humboldt
Donald M. Whitworth
Wichita
Surgical
Raymond Justice
Highland
Craig Graham
N. Grant
Elmer E. Strickler
Iola
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S. Malcolm
Morris
Ship
Deaths and Funerals in Thayer and Galesburg
Obituaries report graveside service for Mrs Hester Ann Deats 94 Thayer and Chanute resident for 22 years at Thayer cemetery with Engel Funeral Home. Also obituary for Thomas Lester Boyce 63 deputy agent at MK and T railroad Galesburg formerly of Kentucky. He died at home of heart attack with survivors including wife Marie Maude Martin and children E M Boyce Evie Shirley Weide Betty Kershew, and siblings. Burial in Emporia Memorial Lawn with Masonic rites. services led by Rev Wright M Horton. Read the advertisements.
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Hester Ann Deats
Thayer Cemetery
Engel Funeral Home
T. la. Boyce
Galesburg
Thomas Lester Boyce
Mk&t Railroad
Kentucky
Turpin
Polly Jane Barns Boyce
Marie Maude Martin
Clinton
E M. Boyce
Evie
Shirley Weide
Yates Center
Betty Kershew
Moran
Harry Boyce
Effie Durr
Thesas Barnes
Pearl Ashcraft
Covington
Galesburg Methodist Church
Wright M. Horton
Emporia Memorial Lawn Cemetery
Wall Street Slumps As Blue Chip Stocks Falter
New York markets fell with prominent issues down about 1 to 5 points. High priced Reynolds Metals shed up to 15 points to trade around 212. Trading pace quickened during the decline though total volume was moderate at roughly 2,100,000 shares.
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New York
Salk Vaccine Distribution to Reach Doctors and Agencies
Washington announces allocation of 846000 shots of Salk polio vaccine for children 5 to 9, to be distributed to private physicians and public health agencies as states report needs. Additional vaccine will be apportioned as produced, marking the first under a voluntary distribution program. The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, which has used most supply for schoolchildren, says current needs are met but three million cubic centimeters more will be required this fall.
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National Foundation For
Rex Garris Dies in Arkansas City
Rex W. Garris aged 60, conductor on the Oklahoma division of the Santa Fe Railway, died in a local hospital Saturday night.
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Arkansas City
Rex W. Garris
Oklahoma
Santa Fe Railway
Publisher Dies in San Antonio Express Leader's Burial
Frank Granger Huntress 85, who rose from newsboy to publisher of the San Antonio Express and News, will be buried today in San Antonio, Texas. He led the newspaper through decades of local reporting and editorial influence.
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San Antonio
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Frank Granger Huntress
Newsboy
San Antonio Express and News
L A Palmer 90, Former Newsman, Banker and Insurance Executive
Funeral services for L A Palmer 90 former newspaperman banker and insurance executive will be held at 10 a m tomorrow in Atchison following his death at home Saturday night Palmer had a long career in newspapers banking and insurance and was respected in the community.
Soviet orders 44000 troops pull from Austria by Oct 1
Moscow defense minister Georgi Zhukov orders 44,000 Russian occupation troops to depart Austria by October 1, advancing the deadline by a month. The move signals a stepped reduction of Soviet forces in the region.
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Moscow
Georgi Zhukov
Austria
Cattle and Hog Prices Dipped at Kansas City Market
Kansas City livestock reports show cattle and hog prices softening. Cattle complex led by lower calves and stockers, hogs down to 50-1.00 lower with mixed weights trading around 15.75 for top hogs. Sheep and lambs also listed with declines, while Parson’s market shows varied but generally weaker values across cattle, hogs, and veals.
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Kansas City
PF Usda
Parsons
Southeast Kansas Market Notes and City News
Market reports from Chicago and Kansas City cover eggs butter poultry and grain with price levels and receipts. Coffeyville Pittsburg Iola and Independence report local weather sales and events including a lie detector postponement and a sheriff transfer. Community items note a jewelry test delay and a saddle club result.
Woman Unconscious After Warning by Father
Mrs. Marvell Nance, 28, was found unconscious in her Wichita home Saturday after her father in Muskogee, Oklahoma, warned authorities she planned to take her life. Police said she inhaled gas fumes from an unlit water heater but was revived. her two daughters slept unharmed.
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Marvell Nance
Muskogee
Oklo
Sheriff's Office
L. A. Jackson
John Nail
Chanute Elk Lose In Elks State Tournament
Chanute Elks were eliminated from the Elks state baseball tournament in Abilene after a 7 6 setback to Great Bend. Augusta forfeited its morning game with Chanute. Great Bend edged Cherryvale in an extra innings battle to advance. Chanute rallied to tie 6 all in the fifth before Great Bend plated the go ahead run in the seventh. Nine Chanute players took the field including pitchers Larry Powell and Junior Lindblad along with David Durham Gale Hudson and Tom Lindblad.
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Abilene
Great Bend
Augusta
Cherryvale
Powell
Lindblad
David Durham
Michael Jordan
Bill Treloggen
Gale Hudson
Tommy Lindblad
David Kustandorter
Mike Walsh
Team travels home after Erie bus trip
The squad departed Saturday afternoon and returned home around 2 this morning. A bus from Erie was chartered for the journey.
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Erie
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