Hog and Cattle Prices Higher at Kansas City Market
AP reports cattle and hog prices rising in Kansas City with cattle complex showing gains across steers cows and vealers. Hogs advance 25 to 35 cents with sows up. sheep demand steady with spring lambs and feeder lambs firm. Parson's Livestock details varied caps and sows as well.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U. S
Chicago
New York
Electronics
Anaconda
Atchison
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Penney
Sears Roeb
Dts
Sinclair
Socony
Sperry
Sunray
U S Steel
Westy el
Wall Street Advertising Guide to Sale Buying
Wall Street Advertising promotes sale buying with tips and guidance for shoppers and investors. The feature highlights strategies, pricing signals, and buying considerations from a market perspective.
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Tady
Catholic Bishops Named for Sees
Pope John XXIII appoints three new bishops for Peoria Worcester and Pueblo. John B Franz moves from Dodge City to Peoria Bernard J Flanagan from Norwich to Worcester and Msgr Charles A Buswell from Oklahoma City to Pueblo.
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Egidio Agnozzi
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Dodge City
Kan
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Norwich
Charles A. Buswell
Christ the King Church
Oklahoma City
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Milwaukee
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Granite City
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Bishopeleet Buswell
Homestead Okla
Louvain
Belgium
Oklahoma
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Tonkawa
Cathedral of Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Walter Wilbur Storr Dies at Veterans Hospital in Kansas City
Walter Wilbur Storr a World War I disabled veteran died yesterday at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Kansas City He was born May 17 1894 in Toronto He belonged to the Evangelical United Brethren church Veterans of Foreign Wars Chanute and Modern Woodmen Humboldt Survivors include three sisters Mrs Kenneth Reinhardt Chanute Mrs WoC Sharp Humboldt and Mrs Abner Cox Leroy Funeral arrangements are incomplete Johnson Mortuary handles service
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Veterans Administration Hospital
Kansas City
Toronto
Evangelical United Brethern Church
Chanute
Humboldt
Mmes Kenneth Reinhardt
Woc. Sharp
Abner Cox
Leroy
Johnson Mortuary
Local briefs and social notes from Chanute area
Public ice cream social at St. Patrick's Churchyard Sunday Aug 16 starts 5 p.m. Mr. and Mrs Don Randles announce a daughter Teressa Dawn born Aug 5 weighing 6 pounds 8 ounces. Several residents travel for family visits and vacations to cities including Kansas City Albuquerque and California. A 1952 Buick collision near 317 EF Main injured property, and a white gold ring with blue star sapphire and three diamonds is reported missing.
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Independence
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Cynthia
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Columbus
Tony Biele
Santa Fe
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Albuquerque
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Moscow Opens Third Major Airport For Jet Airliners
Global briefs report Moscow inaugurates a third large airport capable of handling jet airliners. In Leningrad astronomers announce a dense gas nucleus in the Milky Way center. In Bombay the destroyer Rana says it has rescued all 37 crew from the grounded tanker National Peace, refloated plans ongoing. Formosa battles worst floods of the century as 248,184 homeless and sanitation efforts intensify.
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Admittances and Dismissals Reported by Neosho Memorial
Daily Transcript lists hospital activity with names and addresses. Admittances yesterday include Martin Light of Yates Center and Mrs Zola Sodal of 1516 S Santa Fe. today adds Lester Som ers of Steuben and Axel Larson with surgery. Dismissals yesterday cover Noel Wright and Robert F Barker among others. today includes Reuben Walquist and James Ellis. A birth is reported for Mr and Mrs Merrill Brock at 528 N Evergreen.
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Yates Center
Zola Sodal
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Lester Som
Steuben
Axel Larson
Alonzo C. Deweese
Noel Wright
Stark
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Clifford L. Manley
Martin Henrichs
Humboldt
Luther Hill
Ova McGinty
Ray A. Bussell
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Oren Nelson
Lavonburg
Reuben Walquist
Savonburg
James Ellis
Merrill Brock
Evergreen
People to People News Reporting Urged
City editors urge shift to people to people news reporting to foster global understanding. A committee led by Robert C Notson of the Portland Oregonian outlined the approach to The Associated Press Managing Editors Association in Seattle, criticizing government to government coverage that focuses on policy decisions.
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Associated Press
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Skipjack Demonstration See 30 British Observers aboard
The Skipjack nuclear submarine carried 30 British observers for a 12 hour demonstration run. Officials reported 645 dead and 519 missing after the disaster weekend as the vessel headed to visit England from Londonderry Northern Ireland.
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Northern Ireland
England
Luther Leaguers Convene Across Four States at Bethany
More than 200 Luther Leaguers from Kansas Missouri Nebraska and Oklahoma gather for a convention at Bethany College in LINDSBORG Kansas with participants from four states.
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Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Bethany College
Laos Action Opposed by China Says U S Threat
The Chinese government declared that U S activities in Laos threaten China and vowed to oppose them firmly, signaling heightened regional tension during the ongoing Laos crisis.
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China
U.S
Laos
Sailor Testimony Describes Fatal Fight and Gunfire
A Norfolk murder trial heard a sailor testify that he and companions watched a fight when a participant drew a gun and killed the other. Asked what happened next, he said the assailant cocked the gun again and they left the scene.
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