Hogs Higher Cattle Untested in Kansas City Livestock Sale
Kansas City AP report shows cattle 600 and calves 300 not tested while hogs 2500 with strong to 25 higher for barrows and gilts and sows steady to strong. Mixed grades 160 180 and 180 200 lb hogs range 13.00 to 14.00 with sows 11.00 to 12.50. lighter weights 12.50 to 13.00. Sheep 200 head incl spring lambs steady. few ewes 4.00. Chicago notes report no poultry prices due to receipts. butter steady with wholesale prices unchanged. eggs weak with assorted grade prices listed.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Chicago
Hepler
Fort Scott
Chanute
Girard
Bangs
Jersey
Guernsey
Hampshire
RCA Electric
Leonard Electric
Chicago Grain Prices Edge Mixed on Supply News
Wheat No 2 red 191 1/2 cents per bushel, corn No 1 yellow 1264 cents local, No 2 yellow 1 2644, oats No 1 heavy white 71 1/2, rye up a cent, soybeans down a cent. September futures show wheat at 1.89 6, corn 1.18 19, oats 68 1/2, rye 1.31 1/2, soybeans 2.14 4.
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Chicago
Seventeen Attend Session In Practical Politics
The Chamber of Commerce sponsored nonpartisan study on practical politics held its second meeting with 17 attendees, two more than the first session. The next session on Political Party Organization is planned for 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Oilfield Research Laboratories, 536 N. Highland, with Robert N. Allen as discussion leader. nine meetings total.
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N. Highland
Robert N. Allen
Cool Dry Air Hits Midwest After Heat Spell
The Midwest enjoys relief from hot humid weather as cooler dry air from Canada spreads from the Dakotas into Iowa Minnesota and western Wisconsin and Illinois. Temperatures drop 8 to 15 degrees with skies clear and lows in the 50s. The pattern remains warm and humid in the east and Gulf States while a few isolated storms show in the West.
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Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
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Indiana
Mississippi Valley
Texas
Ohio River
Gulf States
Rockies
Arizona
Utah
New Mexico
Washington
Montana
Wheat and grain futures mixed in Kansas City notes
AP report from Wall Street Kansas City shows varied grain prices with wheat listing 93 cars unchanged to up 4, corn generally down about 1 to 1 1/2 cents, oats and milo maize futures down around 1, rye steady, soybeans near 1.98 to 2.05 and bran and shorts priced mixed.
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Kansas City
Wheat
Funeral Service For Minnie Bright Eye Held
The funeral for Minnie Bright Eye was conducted Thursday at Johnson Mortuary with Dr Charles Wesley Garrett of the First Methodist church officiating and Elmwood cemetery interment. Songs included Where We'll Never Grow Old and Ivory Palaces sung by Charlotte and Rosalia Miley. Bearers were Earl Wertz Nay Carter Percy Rowan Claude Freichine 1. O. Minniear and Herla Tush. Flowers arranged by Mmes. Charles Tripp Rose Clark 1. O. Minniear and Gertrude Geil. An additional note mentions rising South African traffic deaths surpassing WWI losses.
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Johnson Mortuary
Charles Wesley Garrett
First Methodist Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Ivory Palaces
Charlotte
Rosalia Miley
Earl Wertz
Nay Carter
Percy Rowan
Claude Freichine
1. O. Minniear
Herla Tush
Mmes
Charles Tripp
Rose
Clark
Gertrude Geil
Local Briefs Highlight Community Events and Police Actions
Community notices include reunions and story hours at the Public Library, a Village Creek hamburger fry, and a Neosho County Exceptional Children picnic. Visiting relatives and local home heads are mentioned, along with a car theft recovery, multiple driving offenses, and a Thursday trash can fire at Main and Evergreen with no injuries.
Admittances and Dismissals Reported Near Neosho Memorial
Daily Transcript lists hospital activity with Admittances yesterday and today including Sharon Pillot and Gus Davison in medical and surgery. Dismissals yesterday and today name Frank Wiggans Elaine Durham Mrs Richard M Vincent Gilbert Wilson and son and others. Births yesterday note a boy to John Haugsness and wife and another boy to Richard Coykendall Humboldt. Police traffic timer reports two speeding arrests and two hours today.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Sharon Pillot
S. Lafayette
James R. Riley
Yates Center
Gus Davison
Highland
John Ray
S. Tennessee
Frank Wiggans
N. Evergreen
Elaine Durham
Kansas
Richard M. Vincent
Humboldt
Gilbert Wilson
Grover McCullough
and Son
W Main
Vern McGaugh
Buffalo
Rosslyn Engel
Thayer
Bob Nickens
Toronto
Sarah A. Wheeler
John H. Gorgen
W. Elm
J. BE
Chris Lie
John Haugsness
Richard Coykendall
Police
Kansas City Visitors Return After Pratt Funeral
Jimmy and Norma of Kansas City visited Pratt then returned home Monday after a short stay with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ellsworth. Mrs. Ellsworth is the mother of Mrs. Brummitt. Mr. and Mrs. Verle Craven and Mrs. Ed McGowen attended a Pratt funeral yesterday for a relative.
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Jimmy
Norma
Kansas City
Homer Ellsworth
Ellsworth
Brummitt
Verle Craven
Ed McGowen
Pratt
Eisenhower Heads to Gettysburg Farm for Weekend Rest
President Eisenhower leaves today for a weekend at his Gettysburg Pennsylvania farm. He will return to Washington Monday then go back Tuesday for a week or so. White House press secretary Hagerty says the extended stay may be the only rest he can get before a run of international conferences.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
White House
James C. Hagerty
Nixon to discuss trip on NBC Sunday night TV
Vice President Richard M. Nixon will appear on NBC television Sunday from 5 to 5 30 p.m. CST to discuss his tour of the Soviet Union and Warsaw. Harold White, a gardener on Sara Wood McCampbell's Holm del township farm, inherits the 73 acre property and about $25 000 in cash by her will proven Thursday.
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Richard M. Nixon
Soviet Union
Warsaw
NBC
Freehold
N.J
Harold White
Sara Wood McCampbell
Holmdel Township
White
Congress approves $2.683 billion for Atomic Energy Commission
By voice vote both House and Senate pass a bill allocating 2.683 billion dollars to the Atomic Energy Commission for the current fiscal year. The measure moves to the President for signature.
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Washington
House
Senate
Atomic Energy Commission
Mueller Confirmed as Secretary of Commerce by Senate
The Senate unanimously confirmed Frederick H. Mueller to be secretary of commerce by a voice vote on Thursday.
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Washington
Senate
Frederick H. Mueller
Commerce
Con Oil Wins On Forfeit In Minor League Action
Bank of Commerce No 1 forfeited the final game of the season to Consolidated Oil No 2 after players failed to show. Consolidated Oil No 1 led 9 0 early and rallied with four runs in the last inning to clinch 14 13 win aided by Swinder Orr Johnson and Storck on the mound and Scott Hill Morris on offense.
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Consolidated Oil
Bob Swinder
Robert Orr
Gary Johnson
Tom van Leeuwen
Darrell Storck
Bob Chandler
Bob Allman
Frank Henley
Leon Scott
Jim Dillon
Scott
Robert Hill
David Morris
Ash Grove
City Park
Consol. Oil
C. Me
Tupelo Bank approves 20-cent loan for thirsty child
In Tupelo Mississippi Sandra Vinson nine borrows twenty cents to swim on a hot day. The loan from Tupelo Peoples Bank requires repayment at five cents weekly from her allowance with no cosigner. Sandra initially asked her father John E Vinson who refused.
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Miss
Sandra Vinson
Tupelo Peoples Bank & Trust Co
Sandra
John E. Vinson
Eisenhower urges strong labor racketeering law
President Eisenhower, speaking to a national audience, calls for a reform law to end racketeering in labor management relations and backs a Landrum Griffin substitute as a real start. AFL-CIO President Meany criticizes the president's bill as a blunder harming unions, corrupt or clean.
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Eisenhower
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Senate
House Labor Committee
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D-Ga
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Afl-Cio
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112 Enrolled In Bible School at Zion Lutheran
Vacation Bible School at Zion Lutheran church totals 112 enrolled with 21 staff. Attendance averages about 100. The final program is August 14 at 7 30 p m for parents and friends followed by refreshments and handicraft displays.
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Legion Defeats Elks In Teener League
The American Legion team extended its winning streak to three with a 9-2 defeat of the Elks in Teener League makeup play. After an 0-3 start the Legion has evened its record.
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Elks
American Legion
Record Advances to Tie for Second in Four-Game Span
Eddie Ranz earned the win limiting the Elks to two hits with eight strikeouts and one walk. Catchers were Richard Martin and Doug Ricketts. Jim Garner and Tom McKenzie took the loss after yielding 14 hits. The Legion and Elks meet again tonight in a regularly scheduled game following a VFW versus Kern Construction matchup.
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Elks
Richard Martin
Doug Ricketts
Jim Garner
Tom McKenzie
Legion
VFW
Kern Construction
Leste
Pedecese
Erie editor named Legion delegate to national convention
Pershing Brady editor and publisher of The Erie Record was chosen as the American Legion delegate from the Third District to the national convention in Minneapolis-St. Paul set for August 22 to 27. Erie attendees at Hutchinson included Mr. and Mrs. Casady, Mr. and Mrs. Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Kyle, Mr. and Mrs. Brady, and Charles Forsyth. Erie Legion and Auxiliary members planning to attend the national convention are Mr. and Mrs. Brady, Mr. and Mrs. Kyle, and Mr. and Mrs. Dunham.
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Pershing Brady
Erie Record
American Legion
Hutchinson
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Paul Casady
William Snyder
Ted Kyle
Brady
Charles Forsyth
Erie Legion
Kyle
Dunham
Ranger Wins Flatley Aviation Safety Award
In San Francisco the Navy awarded the Adm. James H. Flatley Memorial Award for Aviation Safety to the carrier Ranger on Thursday.
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James H. Flatley
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