Frederick and McKetrick guests to visit Urbana kin
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Frederick of Fort Wayne Ind are due August 20 for a visit with Forest Frederick and wife and family near Urbana. They will be joined by Mr. and Mrs. Beecher McKetrick of Marysville. Charles Edward Boring of Buffalo was arrested Wednesday night for intoxication and pleaded guilty in police court, fined $15. Mrs. Floyd Davis of 120 North Grant arrested for intoxication and later released on $15 bond.
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W. E. Frederick
Fort Wayne
Ind
Forest Frederick
Urbana
Charles Edward Boring
Buffalo
Floyd Davis
N. Grant
Admittances and dismissals listed by Neosho Memorial Hospital
Thursday admittances include John C. Jones and Emma Hull with medical care and Jeanne Wise and Harvey Spencer for medical and surgical needs. Dismissals cover Edna Osborn Ronald Chase Willard Crawford Lois Ard and others. births occur for Roberto Rodrigues and Charles Hill. Fire report notes Reach and Plummer grass fire at 2:30 p.m. with no damage.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
John C. Jones
W. Walnut
Medical
Emma Hull
N. Evergreen
Jeanne Wise
G's
Joe W. Roecker and Son
Dean Kepley
George FE. McGowen
Eric
James J. Moore
S. Steuben
Harry Gier
Abbie A. Elrod
S .Santa Fe
Roberto Rodrigues
N. Garfield
Charles Hill
Stark
Wall Street Dull Trading Ends Mixed on Late Rally
Demand for rails and aircrafts gave a slightly higher tone in late afternoon trading. Most divisions fluctuated in dull activity with standard issues up a small amount while others slipped. Volume was about 1.5 million shares versus 2.04 million yesterday.
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New York
Senator Denies Closing of Ft Leonard Wood
Kansas City report quotes Senator Symington of Missouri denying a claim that the Army will close Ft. Leonard Wood in Missouri. He says the report is unfounded and asserts no such decision has been made.
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Ft. Leonard Wood
Kansas City
Symington
D-Mo
Kansas’ City
the Star
Washington
Army denies Post-Dispatch report on Ft Leonard Wood deactivation
Symington dismissed a St Louis Post Dispatch claim that Fort Leonard Wood would be deactivated next January 1. He stated the report is not true and the Army has no such plan.
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Army
Symington
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Ft. Leonard Wood
Kansan Wins Tenth In Road E O Contest
Harold F. Porter, 16, of Wellington, finished 10th in the sixth annual National Teen-Age Road-E-O driving contest in Washington. He scored 806 points in four days of motoring tests, interviews, and a written exam. The national champion was Charles Farr Hopkins, 19, of Atlanta with 866 points.
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Washington
Harold F. Porter
Wellington
Porter
Charles Farr Hopkins
Atlanta
Texas oil production allowable increased to 3,127,506 bpd
The Texas Railroad Commission raised the September statewide oil allowable to 3,127,506 barrels daily average, up 5,287 from August. The 13-day production pattern remains, with 17 shutdown days in September versus 18 in August under conservation policy. Buyers mostly accept 13 days, while Magnolia and Gull urged 10 days.
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Austin
Tex
Texas Railroad Commission
Magnolia
Gull
Wisconsin Governor Signs Interim U S Senate Appointment Law
Gov Vernon W Thomson signed a Wisconsin bill allowing the governor to appoint an interim U S senator to fill a vacancy. The law does not affect the upcoming special election set for August 27 to choose a senator for the late Joseph R McCarthy's unexpired term.
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Madison
Wisi
Vernon W. Thomson
Wisconsin
U. S. Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
Bloodhounds Used In Search for Rickie Craig
Stevenson sheriffs deputies used bloodhounds through a cold night on Mt Adams western slopes to locate 52 year old Rickie Craig who wandered away from parents during a huckleberry picking trip. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Craig of Harrah. The search covers the Trout Lake area about 65 miles northeast of Stevenson on the Columbia River.
Senate boosts funds to fight Asiatic flu
The Senate Appropriations Committee raised by 300000 dollars an Eisenhower request for Asiatic flu aid as part of a 1.7 billion dollar supplemental bill. President Eisenhower had sought 500000 for flu action but the panel increased it to 800000 after Surgeon General Burney’s testimony.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
United States
Leroy E. Burney
Ander
Colorado Treasurer Receives First WWI Loan Payment in 20 Years
Colorado State Treasurer Homer Bedford received an unexpected $100 check from John Curtis Wood of Chesterton Indiana. Wood is one of 1017 World War I veterans who borrowed up to $200 for education in 1919, and the payment marks the first remittance in nearly two decades, with 859 loans still outstanding.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Homer Bedford
John Curtis Wood
Chesterton
Ind
Bedford
Hogs Higher and Cattle Meager in Kansas City Market
USDA report shows cattle 500 and calves 200 with market not estimated while hogs at 1,500 rise 25 for barrows and gilts and sows steady. No 1-3 195-250 lb barrows and gilts 20.75-21.00. 180-190 lb at 20.00-20.75. sows 18.25-19.50. Sheep 200 with spring slaughter lambs steady 70-101 lb at 20.00-21.00. club fed lambs 24.00. feeder lambs 17.50-18.50. Poultry, eggs, butter steady in Chicago markets.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
U. S
Local Market Egg and Cream Prices Detected
The fragment lists egg and cream pricing for Grade A Large to Small, Grade B and C listings, sweet cream and cream No 1 and No 2, plus hen weights and hides section with entries like 4% lbs and over. Prices shown include .065 for Grade A Large eggs and .08 to .09 for hens.
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EMERG
Avidin Cindieseay
Wis. K
Respite From Jail To Aid Health Officers
CHICAGO A manacled prisoner briefly left jail to coax his dog Beauty from under a house. William Blake 38 in jail for traffic fines pleaded with the dog to come out but she hid. With guard supervision Blake offered food and Beauty was captured for a 10 day rabies test at the pound.
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Chicago
Beauty
William Blake
Frank Sain
Blake
Eisenhower nominates James H. Smith Jr as foreign aid chief
Senate Foreign Relations Committee approves James H. Smith Jr. 47 year old Colorado rancher and former aviation consultant for director of the International Cooperation Administration amid debate over aid funding. House cuts foreign aid by 809 million dollars as White House seeks restoration. A 20th Century Fund report notes nearly three quarters of Americans over 65 have income under 1000 dollars annually.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate Committee
James H. Smith Jr
Colorado
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
International Cooperation Administration
Congress
U.S
House
White House
Senate
Kansans Win 200 Mile Race With Stork
A Wichita couple raced 200 miles on the Kansas Turnpike to Kansas City to welcome a baby born at Trinity Lutheran Hospital. Mrs Kubicki delivered at 10 47 a m weighing 7 pounds 13 ounces with the father driving through police escorts and an ambulance relay.
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Kansas City
Donald Kubicki
Kansas Turnpike
Wichita
Kubicki
Barbara Mayer
Clathe
Topeka
Lawrence
Chanute Tribune Update From Friday August 16 1957
Chanute Tribune page two reports local news items and community notices for Friday August 16 1957 including brief city updates and upcoming events. Strong entities include Chanute city and local organizations.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Kubicki couple long-time Wichita residents feature
The report notes Mr and Mrs Kubicki are doing fine and have lived in Wichita since May, highlighting their steady status and local residence.
Airline says SuperConstellations ditch in Atlantic
Varic Airlines reports one of its Super Constellations ditched in the Atlantic off the Dominican Republic coast with no passengers aboard. Crew count unavailable. In Georgetown British Guiana a dentist whose Communist line party won control of the colony’s Legislative Council on a minority vote prepared to seek governor’s grant of broad authority to govern.
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New York
Varic Airlines
Dominican Republic
Georgetown
British Guiana
Legislative Council
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