Local Notices and Personal News Update
News briefs list Dr. Swain moving his office to the Professional Building 10 South Steuben and various local items. Carol Shook returns from a Long Beach trip. MSgt. Herbert Mueller prepares for overseas duty. Mrs. Kent Blackwood visits family in Humboldt. Mr. and Mrs. Zack Baker travel from Everett to visit relatives. Library story hour and police reports include an intoxication charge, a pastor resignation, a burglary at Willard Cleaver’s home, a lost billfold, and a missing driver’s license.
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Herbert E. Mueller
William V. Mueller
Humboldt
U. S
Europe
Mueller
8Th Infantry Division
Fort Carson
Colo
9Th Infantry
Germany
Army
Humboldt High School
Gladys
Colorado Springs
Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Listed
Daily Transcript reports hospital changes for yesterday and today. Admittances include Mrs Willard Fuller of 715 S Evergreen for surgery and Martha A Davis of Humboldt for medical. Today adds Mrs Loren White of Earlton for surgery and Mrs Dee Akers of R3 for medical. Dismissals yesterday include Mrs Tom Laidlaw of Yates Center. today’s dismissals include Mrs Earl Hunter of 1710 W Main Mrs Wayne Huffman and son of 703 S Grant Mrs Joe Turner and daughter of 817 N Garfield and Mrs Charles H Bartholomew and son of 717 N Steuben.
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Neosho Hospital
Willard Fuller
S. Evergreen
Martha A. Davis
Humboldt
Loren White
Earlton
Dee Akers
R. 3
Tom Laidlaw
Yates Center
Earl Hunter
W. Main
Wayne Huffman
S. Grant
Joe Turner
N. Garfield
Charles H. Bartholomew and Son
N. Steuben
Deaths and funeral for Robert O Daniel Santa Fe clerk
Robert Otto Daniel 63 of 314 W 4th a Santa Fe freight clerk for 24 years died today at Santa Fe Hospital in Topeka after illness since June. Born Oct 5 1892 in Battle Creek Neb he married Bertha Hannna Mount Aug 18 1915 in Winfield and moved to Channe from Winfield in 1932. Surviving wife two sons George J Daniel Wichita and Robert Leon Daniel Kansas City one sister Mrs Guy Mitchell Lamont Okla. Funeral 3 p.m. Sunday Koch Skinner Memorial Chapel Rev T E Akers Raytown Mo officiating.
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Robert Otto Daniel
W. 4Th
Santa Fe
Topeka
Daniel
Battle Creek
Neb
Winfield
Bertha Hanna Mount
Channe
George J. Daniel
Wichita
Robert Leon Daniel
Kansas City
Guy Mitchell
Lamont
Okla
Koch- Skinner
Driver Quits at 82 Says He is Too Old to Drive
LAKELAND Florida Captain Olin Hill praises Frank Marion Howe for responsible act Howe aged 82 recently surrendered his driver's license saying he is just too old to drive Howe's voluntary action highlights personal safety and maturity in road use decisions
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Lakeland
Fla
Olin
Hill
Florida Highway Patrol
Frank Marion Howe
Howe
Joe Smiths Invited Into Democratic Party
OKLAHOMA CITY Gov Raymond Gary plans to propose inviting all the Joe Smiths of America into the Democratic party at a regional meeting in Santa Fe New Mexico The name Joe Smith refers to a mythical candidate used in a Republican convention bid by Nebraska delegate Terry McGovern Carpenter.
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Oklahoma City
Joe Smiths
America
Oklahoma
Raymond Gary
Gary
Santa Fe
N. M
Joe Smith
Nebraska
Terry McGovvern Carpenter
Hog and cattle market trends show slower demand in Kansas City
Kansas City livestock reports show cattle and calves trading slowly with some weakness in slaughter calves. Hogs steady to higher with up to 25 cent gains for barrows and gilts. sows steady to strong. Poultry eggs and produce also noted with mixed price movements across Chicago markets.
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Kansas City
USDA
U. S
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
F.o.b
Board of Trade
Printing Plant Sale Is Urged In Kansas
Kansas candidate Lillie Washabaugh urges abolishing the state printing plant. She would keep the appointive state printer role but shift buying to bids under the Administration Purchasing Division. The Topeka plant would be sold and machinery sold to state schools or bid to highest bidder to cut costs and speed deliveries.
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Kansas City
Lillie Washabaugi
Kansas
Natoma
Kas
Office of Administration
Tenth and
Jackson Streets
Topeka
Eugene Boyer Resigns Motor Fuel Tax Post
Eugene Boyer chief of the Motor Fuel Tax Division resigns to enter private business effective Sept 1. He will be succeeded by John R. Roberts of Manhattan who has led delinquent state income tax collections this past year.
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Topeka
Eugene Boyer
John R. Roberts
Manhattan
Rate Hike at Four Federal Reserve Banks Curb Credit Rise
The Federal Reserve Board raised discount rates from 2% to 3% at banks in New York Chicago Philadelphia and Richmond to curb credit and inflation risk. The move aligns with Minneapolis and San Francisco already at 3% and signals a cautious stance on the economy.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
Atchison Ee
Beth Steel
Chrysler
Mont Ward Tees
Washington
Federal Reserve Banks
Chicago
Philadelphia
Richmond
Minneapolis
San Francisco
Federal Reserve System
Boston
Cleveland
Atlanta
St. Louis
Dallas
Kansas City
Federal Reserve Ad Sets Inflation Pace for Banks
A brief note explains how reserve member banks borrow from the Federal Reserve to meet customer lending needs. The word patronize appears as an instruction to support Tribune advertisers.
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Federal Reserve
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