Cattle Light Hog Steady in Kansas City Market Report
Kansas City livestock prices show cattle light and calves few, yearling steers 27.00, hogs 1,500 head largely steady with No 1-3 200-250 lb barrows 19.50-20.00, sows 18.00-19.50 under 400 lbs, lambs 21.50-23.00, and 80 lb spring lambs 23.25. Produce quotes list wholesale eggs and Chicago butter, eggs steady, butter firm, and grain bids include wheat 1.784-1.824, corn 1.30-1.42, soybeans closing mixed.
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Kansas City
USDA
U.S
Chicago
Hicago ‘Ap
Wheat and grain prices on Kansas City exchange and market notes
Kansas City AP reports mixed grain pricing with No 2 hard and dark hard wheat at 1.812 to 1.8454, No 2 white corn at 1.65 to 1.95, and soybeans around 2.14 to 2.19. Oats, barley, rye and hay receipts noted, while Wall Street closes with a small market rise aided by steels and rails amid copper declines after a minerals subsidy bill defeat.
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Kansas City
New York
Mistreating a Minor Charged Couple at Joplin Motel
Charles and Earline Withers face mistreating a minor charges in Joplin after authorities say four teen girls aged 14 to 16 were induced to pose for improper photos at a west Joplin motel. Earline was arrested and bonded. Charles is a fugitive. A preliminary hearing is set for next Wednesday.
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Joplin
Charles Withers
Earline A. Withers
Carthage
West Joplin
Lavell completes 28 mile swim around Grand Island
James F. Lavell, a 23 year old life guard, swam 28 miles around Grand Island in the Niagara River in 14 hours 41 minutes on Thursday and claimed to be the first to do it. He said the feat proved it could be done despite skeptics.
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Grand Island
N. Y
James F. Lavell
Niagra
Funeral Services For Hessel W. Ray Held
Hessel W. Ray was laid to rest at Memorial Park with the Rev. Ted Hurst officiating. Bearers included Jack Daniels and C. Francis Jackson. Memorial Home handled arrangements and music featured songs Beyond The Sunset and Sometime We'll Understand.
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Jack Daniels
Lynn Erickson
Koch-Skinner Memorial Home
Elizabeth Taylor Sues for 5 Million Over Plane Crash
Actress Elizabeth Taylor filed a five million dollar damage suit in federal court alleging negligence by Ayer Lease Plan Trade-Ayer and Michael Todd Co owners of the plane The Liz which crashed near Grants New Mexico on March 22 killing Mike Todd and Art Cohn plus four others The Civil Aeronautics Board reported a possible right engine failure and loss of altitude.
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New York
Elizabeth Taylor
Mike Todd
Todd
Mike Todd Jr
Marta Cohn
Art Cohn
Ayer Lease Plan, Inc
Trade-Ayer, Inc
Michael Todd Co., Inc
Ayer Lease Plan
Trade-Ayer
Linden Airport
Linden
N.J
No polio cases reported in Chicago by August
For the first time in over 45 years Chicago reports no polio cases by mid August and health officials credit the Salk vaccine program. About 5.4 million Salk shots have been given since April 24, 1955 by the city Board of Health and private physicians, per Dr. Herman N. Bundesen.
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Chicago
City Board of Health
Herman N. Bundesen
Board of Health
Four Kansans Vote For Minerals Subsidy Bill
In Washington AP reports four members of the Kansas delegation backed the minerals subsidy bill before the House shot it down. J Floyd Breeding Edward H Rees Errett P Scrivner and Wint Smith voted yes. Myron V George did not vote but was paired in favor. William H Avery did not vote.
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Washington
Kansas
House
J. Floyd Breeding
Edward H. Rees
Errett P. Scrivner
Wint Smith
Breeding
Myron V. George
William H. Avery
Global Briefs Entertains Wide World News Snippets
AP dispatches report a South Korean police claim of ambushing a Communist landing party off Haenam with three North Korean agents killed and a fourth captured. Other items note de Gaulle and Adenauer to meet Sept 14 in France, floods in northern Italy marooning tourists, Japan urging quick nuclear tests agreement, Jena university head fleeing to West Berlin, Poland withdrawing from Venice Film Festival over a banned film, Ferdinand Turgeon convicted of wife beating in Montreal, French Vice Consul Jean Gaspard shot in Beirut, and Trinidad field workers dancing beans as a chore with singing and jokes.
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Seoul
Haenam
Korea
Slugging Feat By Little Leaguer
In Middleboro Massachusetts 12 year old Ed Black of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Little League slugged four home runs and a single driving in 14 runs as his team beat opponents 26 to 6 on Thursday night. The feat drew comparisons to Ted Williams and Mickey Mantle for its power and consistency.
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Middleboro
Mass
Ted Williams
Mickey Mantle
Ed Black
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Kids day prizes at fair highlight diverse events
In Iola thirty two youngsters aged 4 to 16 won prizes for tricycles bicycles sack races three legged races and greased pole climbs. The fair injuries were minor with dirt grease and a few bumps noted. In Independence Mary Ann Cram was awarded a 9150 compromise judgment plus medical expenses for a January Neodesha car crash.
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Iola
Independence
Mary Ann Cram
Neodesha
Jon McGuire
Robert McGuire
Delayed Preliminary Hearings in Child Trade Case
Tulsa AP Judge Lloyd H. McGuire set next Wednesday for an attempt to hold preliminary hearings for a couple accused of trading their five month old son for a pickup truck. Mr and Mrs Richard Readdy face desertion charges while Jesse Lester Burger is charged with aiding and abetting. The hearings were postponed due to the absence of a key witness Mrs Burger. The defense questions legality of Burger arrest and evidence.
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Tulsa
Lloyd H. McGuire
Common Pleas Court
el Dorado Springs
Richard Readdy
Shamokin
Jesse Lester Burger
Burger
Sam Cross
Tim Dowd
Readdy
McGuire
Oklahoma
Local brief notes military service and community events
Army Reserve specialists Arthur A. Beebe Marvin D. Kennedy and John C. McCall are noted for recent annual active duty training at Fort Carson Fort Eustis and Fort Carson respectively. Libary story hour Choral Aires and Em poria State College commencement honors for Loren MeLaughlin and Beverly McMillen are listed along with local police court and hospital notices.
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Army Reserve
Arthur A. Beebe
Fort Carson
Colo
816Th Field Artillery
Columbia
Beebe
George A. Beebe
Erie
Coldwater High School
University of Missouri
Kansas City
Marvin D. Kennedy
Lois
Harry Kennedy
Walnut
Fort Eustis
Kennedy
146Th Transportation Company
Girard
Walnut High School
John C. McCall
W. 3Rd
State Supreme Court
Army Reserve Officers Corps
Loren MeLaughlin
Emporia State College
McLaughlin
Beverly McMillen
S. L. McMillen
S. Allen
Chanute
G. T. Wheatley
T. A. Churchill
Don McMillen
O. D. McMillen
Daily Transcript Admittances List
Neosho memorial admittances include Mrs Lizzie Fackler of Earlton for surgery and Mrs Neal McCoy of 103 N Tennessee for medical care. Also listed are John G. Ray at 23 S Tennessee and Jim Anderson of 303 W 3rd for medical reasons. Henry is noted among the names.
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D. Hunter
S. Highland
Mary Etta Schliecher
S. Santa Fe
Mearle W. Ruggle
N. Kansas
Peggy Keating
Midwest City
Okla
Charles 0. Polson
S. Western
Arka D. Mann
S. Forest
Everett Ponsler
W. 21St
Robert J
Neosho Memorial
Lizzie Fackler
Earlton
John G. Ray
S. Tennessee
Neal McCoy
N. Tennessee
Jim Anderson
W. 3Rd
Henry
Missourian In Alaskan Wilds Search Intensified
Wayne A Sharp Jr of Craig Missouri is missing after a small plane wreckage was found eight miles northwest of Northway Alaska along the Canadian border. He was with cousin Garth Sharp and Rev Charles Haggee of Mound City Missouri on a vacation flight.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Wayne A. Sharp Jr
Craig
Wilds
Northway
Sharp
Anchorage
Garth Sharp
Charles Haggee
The
Christian Church
Mound City
Wayne Sharp
St. Joseph
Haggee
North Country
Girl Falls 150 Feet To Death on Ledge
Eileen Reiter a 16 year old from the Bronx died after falling 150 feet to a narrow water filled ledge near Bash Bish Falls in Bash Bish State Forest Mount Washington Mass. Nola Zirin 15 of Jericho N Y escaped a plunge in the same gorge while clinging to brush and pulling herself back. They were part of a six teenager party with two adults from Camp Try Woodie Hyde Park N Y. State police reached the scene and lowered Reiter’s body to the base.
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Mount Washington
Mass
Eileen Reiter
Bronx
N.Y
Bash Bish State Forest
Nola Zirin
Jericho
Bash Bish Falls
Miss Reiter
Miss Zirin
Reiter
Camp Try-Woodie
Hyde Park
Paralytic Polio Cases Rise Across States
Washington reports a renewed rise in paralytic polio as 114 of 233 polio cases last week were paralytic. The week’s figure surpasses the 1957 level, with year to date totals reaching 801 paralytic cases among 1,638 polio reports.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Kansas primary results released by secretary of state
Final official returns show district by district results. Scrivner leads in the Second District Republican race. George and Steinberger Jr. among Democrats. Myron George wins in the Third District Republican. Hargis and Doty split Democrat support. Rees tops in the Fourth District Republican. Moore leads in the Democrat race. Hope Jr. wins in the Fifth District Republican. Breeding tops Democrat. Earlier results include Sixth District and Wint Smith renomination with Elmo Mahoney nominated. First District results not yet tabulated.
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Topeka
Kansas
Secretary of State’s Office
Congress
Errett P. Scrivner
Kansas City
Newell A. George
John F. Steineger Jr
Muncie
Jack Harris
Lawrence
Myron V. George
Altamont
Denver Hargis
Coffeyville
F. O. Doty
Pittsburg
Joe Warren
Maple City
Ed Rees
Emporia
Warner Moore
Wichita
Floyd Schroeder
Clifford Hope Jr
Garden City
Floyd Breeding
Scrivner
Myron George
Rees Nd Breeding
Wint Smith
Elmo Mahoney
Dorrance
Schoeppel Opposes Killing Court Bill in Senate Vote
Senator Andrew Schoeppel of Kansas voted against the motion to kill a court related bill as the Senate acted yesterday. The measure faced defeat after his stance was recorded amid tense partisan debate.
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Schoeppel
Washington
Andrew Schoeppel
Kan
Senate
Sen Carlson Silent On Key Court Act Vote
The article notes that the Senate bill aimed to limit Supreme Court reversal of state laws on the subject, with Sen Frank Carlson of Kansas not recorded as voting, leaving the outcome unclear.
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Supreme Court
Frank Carlson
Kan
Soviet Visitors See Capitalist Heart of New York Stock Exchange
Fourteen Soviet tourists toured the New York Stock Exchange, the first such group since the Bolshevik Revolution. They photographed the trading floor, asked many questions, and commented on the bustle and lack of personal share ownership among Americans.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Alexander V. Rubovey
Russia
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