Local Briefs Include Travel News and Community Notices
Mrs Don M Rankin returns from a three week visit in Las Vegas Santa Fe and Albuquerque New Mexico. Grandson Bobby Woods and family visit from Wichita with Mrs Frances Woods at 1530 Highland. Mrs Laura Stipp renews Tribune subscription at Earlton. Gary Joe Young, 9, performs accordion solo in Kansas City program representing Pat Settles United School Wichita. Elsie Ellis attends Kansas Hospital Administration workshop at KU Lawrence. Dale Miles family return from Canada and Alaska trip. Jim Haight to join Catholic University after Army release at Ft. Lee Virginia.
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Don M. Rankin
Highland
Las Vegas
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
N.M
Frances Woods
S. Highland
Bobby Woods
Triena Lynn
Wichita
Ernest Carter
Gary
Jerry Lynn
Columbus
Janice Woods
Kansas City
Darlene King
Chanute
Gary Joe Young
Marvin G. Young
Mid-American Music Association
Municipal Auditorium
Pat Settles
Elsie Ellis
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Kansas Hospital
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Hospital Admittances Dismissals and Births Report
Daily Transcript records hospital admittances and dismissals for Saturday Sunday and today, listing names and addresses for patients and leavings. Births include a boy for Grant Boyer and a girl for Robert W Carr and others. traffic citations and building permit applications are also noted with active names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Virgil Douglas
S. Wilson
Floyd Swiler
N. Evergreen
John J. Reed
el Dorado Medical
George E. McGowen
Eric
Surgical
LeBan Ruggles
W. 4Th
Medical
Inez Dudley
Earlton
Clarence Manley
N. Washington
Melvin Williamson
John Gorton
Roger K. Edwards
S. Grant
Homer Fullerton
Emery Dewey
Kenneth Wood
S. Washington
Donald Foster
Humboldt
I. C. Costin
Buffalo
Jenny Quinn
Wheat and grain prices move on Chicago and Kansas City markets
Wheat futures edged down while soybeans advanced slightly on Chicago board trading. Kansas City reports show mixed moves with No 2 hard wheat near 2.09 to 2.13 and corn mostly steady to lower, while oats and rye also declined modestly. Hay receipts noted at Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Kansas City
Eye Surgery For Belafonte
New York singer Harry Belafonte is in good condition after a retinal detachment operation on his right eye at New York Hospital. The 42 hour surgery was performed on Saturday by Dr. Edward Norton and he will stay in the hospital for two to four weeks. The detachment stemmed from a childhood injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry Belafonte
New York Hospital
Edward Norton
Belafonte
Reece Charles Freeman funeral held Saturday morning
The Charles Freeman Reece funeral was held Saturday morning at Johnson Mortuary with Rev. Ted Hurst officiating. An organ rendition of The Lord Is My Shepherd was played by Mrs. Hazel Slane. Flower attendants and pallbearers included Mmes. Jim Evans Clyde Barker Harold Cox Cecil Cage Frank Haynes Lester Eskridge Ray Rush John Hopkins Herman Squier and Bert Blakley. Burial followed at Elmwood Cemetery with a Masonic graveside service.
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Lord
My Shepard
Hazel Slane
Mmes
Jim Evans
Clyde Barker
Harold Cox
Cecil Cage
Frank Haynes
Lester Eskridge
Ray Rush
John Hopkins
Herman Squier
Bert Blakley
Elmwood Cemetery
Hog Price Up Cattle Steady at Kansas City Market
The Kansas City livestock reports show hogs gaining 25 cents to 25 higher, while cattle and calves remain mostly steady. Slaughter steers and heifers were slow but generally steady with bulls firm, and stockers and feeders uneven but mostly steady. Livestock totals include 16,000 cattle, 2,000 calves, and 2,000 sheep, with roe prices for vealers, cows, and feeders listed alongside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
USDA
Convicted Killer Receives Reprieve in Arkansas
Gov. Orval Faubus granted Emmett Earl Leggett a reprieve from the electric chair after three Kansas psychiatrists found him insane. Leggett, convicted of killing 14 year old Joe King near Jacksonville in 1955, faces possible commitment to a state hospital if found insane. sanity could prompt execution. Leggett’s case was upheld by the Arkansas Supreme Court.
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Little Rock
Emmett Earl Leggett
Tucker State Prison Farm
Orval Faubus
Leggett
Kansas
Faubus
Joe King
Jacksonville
Ark
Meninger Clinic
Topeka
Kas
Legget
Two Pilots Die in Jet Collision West of Casper
Two F84 pilots from the 137th Fighter Interceptor Wing Iowa Nebraska Air National Guard were killed when their aircraft collided fifty miles west of Casper Wyoming during a firing mission. No identities released pending kin notification. An investigation team was dispatched to the Rattlesnake Gunnery Range area to determine the crash cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Wyo
137Th
Iowa- Nebraska Air National Guard
Clinton Miller
Rattlesnake
Germ Warfare Not Asiatic Flu Says Surgeon General
Dr. Leroy E. Burney, U S surgeon general, told U S News & World Report there is no basis to claim Asiatic flu in the United States is a prelude to germ warfare by Communists. He noted undetectable infections and daily cross coast disembarkations that spread the virus, predicting an epidemic and estimating 20 000 to 25 000 current cases and up to 25 to 34 million eventual infections.
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Washington
Leroy E. Burney
U.S
Burney
U.S. News & World Report
United States
Pacific
Jones defends TVA director nomination before Senate panel
Manhattan economist Arnold R. Jones told the Senate Public Works Committee he would act on conscience and judgment if named to the TVA board. He sought to resolve questions over past statements by pledging to prioritize TVA duties above other responsibilities while following the TVA Act. The hearing examined consistency of his position with presidential wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arnold R. Jones
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Manhattan
Kas
Senate Public Works Committee
Eisenhower
Harry Curtis
Jones
Big Power Agency
Gore
Kefauver
Tennessee
Wall Street Downturn Follows Tepid Rally Attempt
New York shares slipped as trading remained active with about 2.5 million shares changing hands. The market ended lower as several big names including Anaconda Chrysler Ford Motor General Electric General Motors and US Steel posted declines amid a broad downbeat session. The closing average for 60 stocks fell 2.2 points to 171.5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ds Chrysler
Meme Pei
Ford Mot
Gen Elec
Gen Motors
Kan Tex
Mont Ward
Coats
SAA Veisiads i
US Steel
Jdown
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W. Main
Tribune
Royal Tires
Willard Batteries
Glen's Tire Service
Laura Stipp
the Tribune
Dale Miles
Patricia
Walnut
Canada
Jasper National Park
Alcan Highway
Fairbanks
Alaska
Jim Haight
Ft. Lee
Washington, D.C
Catholic University
Carl Haight
S. Evergreen
Daily Transcript
Gary Lee West
Starm
Main and Central
Richard Whitworth
Delmar Andrews
Iola
Ilegal
Michael James Wheatley
Huilding
M. Bover
F. E. Fairehaile
Steuben
Harry Woosley
Main
W. Glover
B. Evergreen
Air Force
Edwards Afb, Calif
Chicago Grain
Kansas City Cash
Reece
Charles Freeman Reece
Johnson Mortuary
Ted Hurst
Kansas City Livestock
F.o.b
Plattsburgh
N.Y
Titus
Clinton County Fire Coords
Canadian Border
Arkansas Supreme Court
Arnold Jones
Wall Street
Tin
Olson
C&h
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Dazy
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