Hogs Higher Cattle Light in Kansas City Market Report
Kansas City livestock markets show hogs up 25-50, cattle and calves limited, hogs 3 000 head, sows steady to higher. No. 1 to 2 steers 190-240 pounds $14.25-$14.50. cattle steady with grading by weight, veal and feeder calves priced, Parsons and local quotes included. Sheep and lambs modest activity with price ranges noted. Produce and grain markets show eggs, butter, and wheat/ corn futures with varied quotes.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U.S
U. S
Fat Stock Auction Prices Range Across Kansas Towns
The report lists top prices paid for fat hogs fat lambs and white ribbon fat steers and pies across Chanute Thayer Erie and Parsons with buyers from First National Bank Bank of Commerce Mid-America Wickard and Mull and local coops. Notable highs include Gary Malson Chanute at 31.50 and Joy Broughton Chanute at 31.00 for fat lambs and Ronald Umbarger Thayer at 28.75 for fat steers.
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Galesburg
Ralph Baker
Parsons
Erie
Eugene McClure
W. C. Weir
James Baker
First National Bank
Thayer
Sally King
Chanute
First National
Mary Neely
Bank of Commerce
Stanley Umbarger
Gary Malson
Mid America
David Swiler
Farlton
Wickard and
Mull
Tom Thurman
Eric
Ronnie Smith
Erie Grain Co
Mary King
Chanute Farmers Coop
Richard Hines
Hobbe Smith
Heaton
Chanute Lions Club
Mid-America
Nancy Wemeldorff
St. Paul
Parsons Commission Co
Pat Johnson
Duccy Grain Co
Joyce Taylor
Walnut
Dr. WC. Weir
Bob Schoenhofer
Art Hudspeth
Glen McLaren
David Sciler
Barston
Joyce Anderson
Neil Feld
Chanute Building and Loan
Fat Lamb
Joy Broughton
Evans Music Co
Lowell Sharp
Ronald Umbarger
Chanute Discount Co
Sandra Heady
Virgil Olson
Jerry Whitworth
Wickard and Mull
Billie Robertson
Silver Grill and
Koch Bros. Furniture Co
Beverly Moore
Glen Powers
Rariton
Robe Smith
Neosho Valley Coop
Byford Anderson
David Powell
Kenneth Swiler
Hafold Anderson
Square Deal Comm
Local Market Prices And Driver Identification Report
The article lists various local market items including eggs by grade and dairy products with current receipts and premium labels. It also reports a sheriff's statement where Gillette says Dodd was driven due to lack of license, and that Gillette claimed to be asleep in the back seat during the accident.
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Dodd
Gillette
Driver Fined for Reckless Driving After Highway Crash
Erie area report states Warren Dodd 21 of Lake Charles La pleaded guilty to reckless driving and lack of valid license. He was fined 55 dollars plus 10 court costs. Three injured including William J. Gillette 20 of Fredonia and Elizabeth Robinson about 20 from Parsons. Gillette initially claimed he drove.
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Erie
Here
Sherif Jerry Sloan
Sloan
Warren Dodd
Lake Charles
Justice of the Peace
al Gregory
Thayer
Dodd
William J. Gillette
Fredonia
Elizabeth Robinson
Parsons
Gillette
Deaths and funerals in a Kansas region families
Walter Wilbur Story service set for 2:30 p m Friday at Johnson Mortuary with interment in Elmwood cemetery. Mrs B P Miller of Arkansas City noted as sister-in-law to Edith 1909 Miller. Other obituaries include Mrs Sue Ella Hughes at Roy S Gibson Funeral Home Elmwood cemetery and Mart Clampitt of Cherryvale 82 retired farmer with service at Thayer Methodist church. Mrs Lillian Shopps former Buffalo resident dies in Wichita. funeral in Wichita and graveside at Yates Center. Walter William Record funeral held at Noy S Gibson Funeral Home with Elmwood cemetery interment. Beulah and Rock of Ages hymns sung. flags and pallbearers listed.
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Walter Wilbur Story
Johnson Mortuary
E. A. Pauli
Elmwood Cemetery
E. P. Miller
Sara A. Miller
Edith
B. P. Miller
Arkansas City
Chanute
Virgil A. Collins
Sue Ella Hughes
Roy S. Gibson
Charles Wesley Garrett
First Methodist Church
Thomas Martin Clampitt
Mart
Cherryvale
Clampitt
Thayer and
Morehead
Oswego
James and
Kimily Jane Bowman Clampitt
Sarah Jane Deeds
Thayer Methodist Church
Thayer Cemetery
Engel Funeral Home
Lillian Shoppa
Lillian Shopps
Buffalo
Wichita
Yates Center
Sam Shopps
Levi
Mary
Levi Robbins
Sammy
Kansas City
Kas
Jules Richardson
Bartlesville
B. Fouthworth
Ruth Shopps
Los Angeles
Clyde Osterman
Keith Thompson
Riley Robbins
Sedan
Pete
Burlington
Frank
Robert Anderson
Shopps
Methodist Church
Walter William Record
Noy S. Gibson
Fred Shaw
Sweet Beulah
Rock of Ages
A. B. Chauncey
DA. Finney
Dave Petterson
Charlies Bright
Hugh Vanderford
Ray Vanderford
Robert Brigh
William Hasty
Johnny Phillips
Kenneth Swaney
Dwight Almond
Friends Aid Woman To Visit Ill Mother
Friends of Mrs. Aileen McDown, a British war bride, have raised funds to pay for her flight to England to visit her seriously ill mother.
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Friends Aid
Columbus
Kas
Aileen McDown
England
Fairfield Grange to Meet at School This Monday
Fairfield Grange will assemble at 2 p m Monday at the school for a wa termelon feed. Local social notices include travel to Coffeyville for a relative’s funeral and family visits from Burlington Kansas City and Denver. City officials discuss matters at a Kansas City meeting. Theft reports include a transistor radio from Myers TV and a stolen car radio speaker.
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Fairfield Grange
Myers
S. Santa Fe
Bill Mendenhall
Steele's Court
Wichita
Stock Market Mixed as Electronics Copper and Motors Rise
A late day summary shows a mixed market with sluggish volume around 2,000,000 shares traded. Minor gains and losses dominated the list with government bonds slightly lower and key movers centered on electronics copper and motors.
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New York
Angela Denise Brown In Fair Condition At City Hospital
Angela Denise Brown remained in fair condition at Children’s Mercy Hospital after admission on Monday. The patient had received one Salk polio vaccine shot on July 21, amid reports noting that 18 non-resident polio patients were in Kansas City area hospitals.
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Ngela Denise Brown
Children’s Mercy Hospital
Kansas City
Lawmaker seeks full facts on Harlan Nobile escape
Leavenworth State Rep. Marshall Gardiner calls for full disclosure of how prisoner Harlan Lynn Nobile escaped from Larned State Hospital. Gardiner asks if security lapses at the facility or staff dereliction allowed the June escape from the criminally insane ward after Nobile’s transfer from the state prison where he served a 99 year sentence for ravishing a Leavenworth child. He urges immediate safeguards or legislative remedies depending on the cause, and copies Gov. George Docking.
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Leavenworth
Marshall Gardiner
Harlan Lynn Nobile
Larned State Hospital
Gardiner
George W. Jackson
George Docking
Noble
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Public Auction of Farm Equipment Near Neodesha Kansas
Public sale due to ill health. Farm equipment livestock furniture and miscellaneous articles will be auctioned at the farm located 1 mile east of Neodesha Kansas on U S 75 to The Drive In Theatre then 2 miles east on 37 and a half mile north.
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Neodesha
Kansas
U.S 75
Auction Notice for Farm Cattle Chickens and Equipment
Monday August 17 at 10 30 A M sale includes 28 head Polled Shorthorn cattle 100 White Rock hens 62 pullets furniture and a wide range of Massey Harris tractors and farm implements with a cash sale terms policy not responsible for accidents no removal until settled lunch served by the Brown Star H D U
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Guernsey
Jersey
Massey Harris
Massey Erste
Auctioneers named in family listing in Kansas
The notice lists Frank Troutman of Fredonia Kansas and Don Marple of Benedict Kansas as owners auctioneers with Kansas Clerk Ed Worley of First National Bank of Neodesha and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hilger.
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Robert Hilger
Frank Troutman
Fredonia
Kansas
Don Marple Benedict
Ed Worley
First National Bank of Neodesha
Demos Threaten Convention Shift From LA Site
Los Angeles faced a possible shift of the 1960 Democratic National Convention as DNC Chairman Paul M. Butler pressed to settle a ticket dispute by Monday. Kenneth Hahn said a compromise was possible by Saturday, but a new group could finance the event if talks fail. The host controversy centered on ticket allocations and a $350000 cash guarantee.
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Paul M. Butler
Kenneth Hahn
Los Angeles
Butler
Hahn
Edwin Pauley
Cochairman
Norris Poulson
Washington
Philadelphia
Kansas firms incorporate in Topeka secretary of state office
Southridge Plaza Development Co. of Lawrence real estate development with Harold Heinrich as resident agent 90000 authorized capitalization Seco Inc. Coffeyville general contracting Joe L. Levy 50000 Las-Ren Co. Parsons real estate development Glenn Jones names listed as incorporators and firms.
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Topeka
Kansas
Southridge Plaza Development Co
Lawrence
Harold Heinrich
Seco Inc. Coffeyville
Joe L. Levy
Las - Ren Co
Parsons
Glenn Jones
Bowling alleys Renfro-Lassen Lanes file suit cited by Glenn Jones
Renfro-Lassen Lanes Inc and Par sons linked to Glenn Jones with a $25,000 claim. Mec-To Inc of Liberal tied to Bill Wood with a $10,000 claim.
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Renfro-Lassen Lanes Inc
Parsons
Glenn Jones
Mec-To Inc
Liberal
Bill Wood
Defensive Bidding May Be Costly At Duplicate
In a Duplicate Bridge column by Judy Lee, a North forced East West into an unbeatable six spade contract, despite defensive bidding often paying off. The line shows repeated trumping and ruffing of diamonds and clubs, ending with all thirteen tricks for the declarer and a costly result for the N S pair.
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North
West
South
Small
Declarer
Risk of finessing for the king of hearts noted
The Chanute Tribune reports on bridge play risk with finesses for the king of hearts. Opening spade lead could force heart finesses to gain a club discard after dummy’s trumping chance. High scores included Mrs. Robert Allen and Bob Ward 432, Mrs. Fred L. Johnson and Lee Judy 392, Cecile Munger and L. W. Mitchell 38, Nelson Rupard and spouse 38, and Ralph Caldwell and Bob Allen 37.
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Robert Allen
Bob Ward
Fred L. Johnson
Lee Judy
Cecile Munger
L. W. Mitchell
Nelson Rupard
Ralph Caldwell
Bob Allen
Possible Khrushchev Visit to Eisenhower Hometown Abilene
In Abilene Kansas residents and officials react to a potential visit by Premier Nikita Khrushchev. The city and nearby Manhattan issued a joint invitation and President Eisenhower extended a tour of Abilene if Khrushchev travels to the area.
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Abilene
Kan
Eisenhower
Nikiti S. Khrushchev
Russia
Manhattan
Khrushchev
Umbarger to Attend School for Bankers
Wayne Umbarger assistant vice president of the Bank of Commerce will travel to Madison Wisconsin for a two week session at the School of Banking University of Wisconsin. This is his second year toward a three year certificate program. He started as a teller in 1946 and joined the Bank of Commerce as assistant cashier in 1957 in the loan department.
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Wayne Umbarger
Bank of Commerce
Madison
Wis
School of Banking
University of Wisconsin
Umbarger
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R. J. Hayes
Kansas League of Municipalities
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
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Highland
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Carroll Nelson
Elsmore
Warren Carter
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Jackson D. Cobb
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S. Malcolm
Harold L. McCoy
Rose
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J. Hallman
E.ard
Lee Ward
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Robert L. Brooks
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Pat L. Phillips
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US Steel
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