Kansas City Hog and Cattle Prices Slide Across Markets
Kansas City ranch markets show hogs 3,000 head steady to 25 lower and cattle 3,800 head steady to 25 higher. Cows, steers, and heifers mixed with varying weights. hogs and sheep follow regional pricing. Parsons Livestock and Chicago markets report similar shifts in eggs poultry butter and grains with no major price spikes noted.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U. S
U.S
Kansas City Cash
Wall Street N.Y. Slips as Oils Edge Higher in Slow Trading
The stock market declined gradually with aircraft shares taking sharp losses while oil issues edged up. Trading volume was about 2.5 million shares, up from 2.41 million the previous day, and most major stocks fell a fraction to about one point. Some smaller issues moved more.
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New York
Potter Heads School Board Approves Sus pension Measure and Upgrades
The Potter Heads School Board moves to sell an internal improvements program aimed at a commercial insurance plan for the schools and approves extending student suspension authority to administrators. Supt. Buford Fisher reports on maintenance projects, lunch program data, Royster student council, and facility plans including Lincoln expansion and auditorium redecorations.
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Hutton
Fisher
Lincoln School
Root
Senior High
Hoyster
Royster Stadium
Royster
Senate group rejects veto override attempt on housing bill
In Washington the Senate Housing subcommittee voted 54 against overriding President Eisenhower's housing bill veto. The panel then began drafting new legislation likely near the $1.375 billion figure of the rejected bill. Sen. John Sparkman of Alabama led the panel.
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Washington
Senate Housing Subcommittee
Eisenhower
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Rural Grange Meets Thursday for Pot Luck
Rural Grange will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday at the Rural School. Pot luck refreshments will be served. The item appears among a collection of community notices and personal items from the area.
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Rural Grange
Rural School
Admittances and dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Yesterday and today entries list admitted patients Mrs Verne MccGaugh Buffalo Bill Dryden R 3 Jerry Bow man Eric and Dismissals include Mrs An thony J Bowman Humboldt James C Crowl Humboldt Alva Bockover Humboldt James W Wright 218 W 7th Frank Fack ler 522 W 4th Mrs Byron Tims and daughter R 3 Mrs Calvin Harris and twin sons 1122 N Forest Mrs Clyde Collins and
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Verne MccGaugh
Buffalo
Bill Dryden
Jerry Bowman
Eric
Anthony J. Bowman
Humboldt
James C. Crowl
Alva Bockover
James W Wright
Frank Fackler
Byron Tims
Calvin Harris
N. Forest
Clyde
Collins
Birth Announcement for Chaney and Smith child
A son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Harry Smith of 712 North Garfield. The family includes Larry W Chaney and R J Birth. The notice lists address and names associated with the birth.
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Larry W. Chaney
R. J
Harry Smith
N. Garfield
Police Investigate Two Traffic Accidents
Two accidents were investigated by police yesterday. Earl Edmondson, 65, was cited after a one car crash in the 900 block off North Santa Fe at 8 10 p.m. His 1937 Dodge struck a bridge railing. Edmondson and his two year old grandson were passengers. A reckless driving trial is set for 4 p.m. Aug 6. In a second incident in Donaldson s parking lot, Alberta McCoy backed a 1954 Ford into Clyde Brown s 1951 Chevrolet causing minor damage to the McCoy car s right front door. Brown s car sustained no damage.
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Edmondson
North
Santa Fe
Olive
Donaldson's
South Santa Fe
Alberta McCoy
N. Western
Ford
Clyde A. Brown
N. Santa Fe
Martha Morrison
N. Malcolm
McCoy
Steel Contract Talks Show Friendlier Tone Amid Strike
NEW YORK AP Negotiators from 12 major steel firms and the United Steelworkers Union held a third joint session with Federal Mediator Joseph F. Finnegan producing a friendlier mood. No positions changed, but discussions were described as less sterile and more focused on solving the contract dispute. A next meeting was set for Wednesday as the strike halts about 90 percent of U.S. steel output.
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New York
United Steelworkers Union
Joseph F. Finnegan
Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
State Tax Collections Hit Peak for July
Kansas July tax receipts set a record at 15.43 million dollars, up 2.20 million or 16.59 percent from July 1958. Sales tax reached 5.89 million, rising 0.93 million. motor fuel and corporate income taxes also advanced, while inheritance and other taxes posted gains.
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Topeka
Kansas
Deaths and Funerals in Chanute Area
Multiple obituary notices mark the deaths of Tommy Fitzmorris 17 of Oklahoma City formerly Buffalo, H C Harris 86 in Humboldt, Charles Ephraim Carlson 81 of Chanute, Capt Earl Hackney Coffeyville veteran and businessman, Charles Morton Ehmke 77 of Chanute, and W R Mathews 61 formerly Chanute. Services, residences, and survivors noted for each.
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Earl Hackney
42Nd Rainbow Division
Coffeyville
Hackney
Main and Highland
Chanute
Mollie
Howard
Oklahoma City
Fred
Skinner Funeral Home
City of Chanute Budget Hearing Notice Summary
The Chanute Kansas city government schedules a budget hearing for the new fiscal year. Figures show outstanding debt and total allocations including a $78,461 figure and a $2,550,137 budget baseline. The notice appears in The Chanute Tribune in August 1959 and references debt and appropriation figures.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kansas
Skinner Wins Legion Plaque At State Convention
Dean Skinner of Boerstler May Post 170 was named outstanding service officer in the state at the American Legion department convention in Hutchinson for work processing claims and obtaining hospitalization benefits for veterans. The post also earned a department citation for child welfare efforts including the Legion baseball program and help to needy children. Attendees from Chanute included Bill Dever post commander and other officers.
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Boerstler
May
American Legion
Hutchison
Skinner
Fred Bramlage
Bramlage
Junction City
Legion
Department
Chanute
Bill Dever
Gene Dunaway
Robert Kern
Raymond Kern
Dean Haines
Bill Roberts
Roscoe Offenbacker
Jack Owens
Warren Alford
Tom Baughn
Dever
Roberts
Alford
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