Hog Trend Up Cattle Steady Kansas City Market Report
Kansas City market roundup shows hogs 2,500 head with slow to steady demand and higher prices for barrows and gilts. Cattle 2,500 head with strong spots and fully steady slaughter steers, steady cows, and mixed calf pricing across U.S. No. 1-3 grades. Includes Parsons and Chicago/San Francisco reporting lines and price ranges for feed, slaughter, and stocker categories.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U. S
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U.S
Baker Suffers Heart Attack Before Testimony
Rupert Barney Baker a 300 pound aide to Teamsters chief faced a severe heart attack in Washington just hours before he was to testify in the rackets hearings. Chairman John L. McClellan announced the illness as Robert F. Kennedy noted the condition was critical. Baker was stricken at his hotel prior to departing for the Senate Office Building, while the committee sought details about an envelope of $100 bills linked to the inquiry.
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Washington
Senate
Rupert
Barney) Baker
Teamsters
Baker
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Robert F. Kennedy
Iowa
Jake More
Question for Alaska On Old Glory Star
Washington AP reports Alaska will add a new star next July following admission. Congress debated a flag redesign study while the White House denied plans, noting no current rearrangement plan. A 1818 law requires a new star with statehood.
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Washington
America
Alaska
Hisenhowr
James C. Hagerty
Willam Howard Taft
Army-Navy
Arizona
New Mexico
Union
Congress
House
Emanuel Celler
DNY
Wall Street Rises Near 1958 Peak on Strong Trading Day
Industrials led a broad advance as volume neared a 1958 peak with about 3.3 million shares traded. Key stocks gained fractions to nearly a point while drugs chemicals nonferrous metals rubbers and airlines advanced. Motors and tobaccos slipped slightly.
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New York
Deaths and Funerals for Anna Hale and John Reedy
Anna Hale 82 of 816 N Santa Fe died at home at 10 15 am Born Sept 22 1876 Texas She is survived by son Leonard Parker of Chanute Funeral arrangements incomplete Koch Skinner Memorial Home in charge John Allen Reedy 59 of Columbus Ohio died Sunday morning He was VP and director of Bessire and Company and president of a Columbus subsidiary He leaves wife Mamie a daughter Dana Parkinson of Columbus his mother Mrs W W Reedy of Indianapolis two brothers Wesley W Plainfield and Thomas D Detroit a sister Mrs Thomas D Woods Indianapolis and two grandchildren Funeral held in Columbus Survivors listed and obituary notes follow.
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Anna Hale
N. Santa Fe
Texas
Leonard Parker
Chanute
Koch-Skinner Memorial
John Allen Reedy
Columbus, C
Columbus
W. W. Reedy
Grace Boman
E. St
Bessire and Company Inc
Indianapolis
Ind
Bessive
Church of Christ, Sales Executive Club
Oriental Masonic Lodge
National Dairy Council and Athletic Club
Mamie
Dana Parkinson
Wesley W
Plainfield
Eisenhowers To Start Vacation Friday
President and Mrs. Eisenhower plan to depart by plane Friday for a Newport Rhode Island vacation. White House press secretary Hagerty said no departure time is fixed and the stay is indefinite. The President will fly on Columbine II to Quonset Rhode Island and stay at Ft. Adams near Newport.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Newport
R.J
Boy Has Difficulty Running Away
Ten year old Desmond McDuffie argued with his widowed mother and left in Detroit. He walked two miles before giving up and struck at least 14 parked cars, crashed through a yard fence, and flattened a back porch before fleeing on foot. Police found him under cartons at a nearby grocery.
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Detroit
Desmond McDuffie
Memphis
Tenn
Desmond
Radiation Probe By Research Rocket
An advanced research rocket was launched from Cape Canaveral under NACA auspices to study atmospheric radiation. The five stage missile lifted off late Tuesday and quickly disappeared into the night sky.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Court Plan For Neosho And Wilson
The Legislative Council Judiciary Committee adjusted a reapportionment plan to even out district judge caseloads. Montgomery County would join a separate district, and the second district would be two judges rather than three. The panel plans to seek a bill in September to implement the modified plan, with no net change in total district judges.
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Topeka
Legislative Council
Judiciary Committee
Montgomery County
Wilson
Neosho
Crawford
Labette
Cherokee
Hoover Gives Pension To Charity
Former president Herbert Hoover said he will donate his $25 000 a year government pension to public service or charitable contributions. He noted this matched how he used compensation from government office and praised President Eisenhower for approving the law granting pensions and benefits for former presidents.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Eisenhower
Hoover Defends Income and Post-Presidency Benefits
Former President Hoover explains his finances saying his education and profession left him able to save a competence before taxes. He pledges to devote any after tax residue of $25,000 yearly income to public purposes and notes services like offices and franking would aid his post-presidential public and charitable work. Harry S. Truman offered no comment at Independence.
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America
Hoover
Congress
Harry S. Truman
Independence
Plans to campaign on deficit cuts move forward
President Eisenhower announced he will campaign for a Republican Congress this year focusing on reducing the government's deficits. He said he will study major budget items to identify possible cuts and gave no clear answer on tax increases or specific campaign dates, noting uncertainty about appearances such as a New York stop.
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Washington
Eisenhower
New York
America
Rockefeller Keating Ticket Wins GOP Governor Senate Nomination
The choice of Nelson Rockefeller as the GOP candidate for governor and Rep. Kenneth B. Keating as the nominee for senator gave the party a fine ticket that he hopes is elected.
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Nelson Rockefeller
Kenneth B. Keating
Urbana Grange Plans Thursday Meeting With Potluck
Urbana Grange will meet Thursday at the Grange hall at p.m. Pot luck refreshments will be served. Carol Barber and Betsy Hunt, daughters of local residents, depart for Kansas University for Alpha Chi Omega pre rush activities. Ruby and Maxine Erickson head to Kansas City after summer with parents. both teach there. Army Private Jack Waltermire finished basic training at Fort Leonard Wood and visited his parents.
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Urbana Grange
Grange Hall
Carol Barber
Ira Barber
N. Lafayette
Betsy Hunt
William T. Hunt
S. Tennessee
Kansas University
Alpha Chi Omega
Ruby
Maxine Erickson
Kansas City
Will Erickson
Kansas
Army
Jack Waltermire
Fort Leonard Wood, Mo
Worth Waltermire Enlists After Erie High School Graduate
Mr and Mrs Worth Waltermire of rural Erie announce their son Will or Worth Waltermire will enlist in the Army after completing studies at Tulsa Technical College last year He graduated from Erie High School in 1957 and is listed as a local youth preparing for military service.
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Worth Waltermire
Erie
Tulsa Technical College
Erie High School
Daily Transcript Admittances and Dismissals Local Roundup
Admittances listed for Tuesday include Bill F Debo Humboldt surgery Mrs Robert E Yockey Eric surgery George Barham Earlton surgery Mrs Lottie Nesbitt Erie surgery Mrs John Phillips St Paul surgery Merle Young Petrolia surgery Kenneth Eagle Rose medical Mrs Ella Fitzgibbon 128 S Forest medical Admittance Today Mr Ralph Berg 417 N Grant medical Dismissals Tuesday Betty L Butler Humboldt Mrs Anna Turner 2012 S Steuben Dismissals Today Dave C Massey Elsmnor Chester C Ackerman 232 N Grant Traffic Citation Dean Bright 710 N Forest overtime parking in 10 minute zone 2 bond posted District Court Filing Chanute Beulah B McGinnis vs Edward McGinnis divorce Couple married Jan 27 1937 at Yates Center two children Plaintiff asks decree custody of children approval of property settlement and costs Recent Moves Pat Tubbs 118 Butter to 306 N Central Calvin Hurford 414 W Elm to 168 Plummer Billy J LaRue 901 N Forest to 209 N Lafayette Opa Clapson 315 S Lincoln to 111 E Ltd.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Bill F. Debo
Humboldt
Robert E. Yockey
Eric
George Barham
Earlton
Lottie Nesbitt
Erie
John Phillips
St. Paul
Merle Young
Petrolia
Kenneth Eagle
Rose
Ella Fitzgibbon
S. Forest
Ralph Berg
N. Grant
Betty L. Butler
Anna Turner
District Court
Chanute
Beulah B. McGinnis
Edward
Pat Tubbs
Butter
N. Central
Calvin Hurford
W. Elm
Plummer
Billy J. LaRue
N. Forest
N. Lafayette
Opa Clapson
Lincoln
E. Ltd
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Chicago
Plymouth Rocks
Kansas City Cash
Hay
Cos TD Tpo
Ics
Dscen
Wall Street
Tribune
CHG
Tel & Tel
Ae Atchison
Beth Steel Ween
Chrysler
Ford
Wanda
Koch Bros. Furniture
HASSO
Allen
W. Main
Neosho and
Sherwin-Williams Paint Co
S. Lincoln
F. Main
Offic
Motorola
U.S. Royal Tires
Glen’s Tire
S. Santa Fe
Daily Transcript
Dean Bright
Conn
Korel
Korell
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