Cattle Steady and Hogs Lower at Kansas City Market
Cattle steady with 409 head and calves 25 at Kansas City, good to high choice steers 26.50 to 27.50, utility cows 16.25 to 17.50, slaughter calves 23.50 to 25.00. Hogs 2,500 head, 25 to 50 cents lower, 1-3 200-260 lb butchers 14.25 to 14.75, sows 400 lb down 12.00 to 13.75. Sheep 3390 head, weak to 50 cents lower, spring lambs 18.00 to 20.00, ewes 4.00 to 6.00. Parsons Livestock notes hogs 14.25 to 14.75 for 230-270 lb, cattle steady with various weight classes and prices, including grain fed steers 25.00 to 27.00 and calves 20.00 to 28.00.
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Wall Street advances as steel lead pace and aircraft programs cited
Wall Street rose with steel, motors, and aluminum shares leading gains as volume reached about 2.5 million shares. Traders noted hope for a settlement in the steel strike and an encouraging official statement on retaining aircraft missile programs, fueling late buying.
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New York
Local News Briefs and Community Notes
Community updates include a Mural club meeting at Rural School, visits by Ida Mae Ball of Whittier renewing her Tribune subscription, and travel notes on the Benches from Williamsburg. Traffic mishaps on Santa Fe Park and US 160 underpass are summarized with injuries not reported.
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Whittier
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Washington
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Harold Felkins
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South Santa Fe
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Dinner for Hargis in Independence Sept 19
Neosho County Democratic chairman Mrs. Floyd Kelley says tickets are available for a third district dinner in Independence honoring Congressman Denver Hargis’s return from Washington. The event is set for 6:30 p.m. at the Independence Civic Auditorium.
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Independence
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Washington
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Film series in high school science project participation
Cha nute will participate in the use and evaluation of a filmed series in the forthcoming research project on the effectiveness of filmed courses in high school physics and chemistry.
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Chanute
Admittances and dismissals filed at Neosho Memorial
Yesterday at Neosho Memorial Hospital William Black R 1 medical Mrs Clair Jones R 1 surgery Randal A Anderson 606 W Pine surgery Mrs James D Clements 313 S Wilson medical Dismissals included LaVerne Cox 922 5 Malcolm Mrs Clyde W Logan Humboldt Garland Purdue Barston Ralph E Rinehart Humboldt Charles F Forsyth Eric Mrs John A Mueller and son Humboldt Frank Weiner LaHarpe Mrs Cora L Haworth Lavenburg Barbara Balch 210 S Larson Today Adams and others listed Licenses issued Erie Walter Baughman 20 Chanute Laura Lee Redden 20 Pittsburg Brooks 37 Chanute Anna Mae Prower 17 Parsons Delmar Hanson 24 and Nancy L Wilson 17 Chanute Robert Lee Troutrean 25 Parker Madelyn Marie Wheat 22 Chanute Traffic citations include Morris 71 Plummer failing to observe stop sign $5 bond Wayne Leon Webb speeding Washington Neal Murrell Marston failing to observe stop sign $5 bond District Court filing Kanatey Headboard Finance Co Sne ve Eugene Ann Rigole judgment plaintiff asks $.555 4 and interest
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Barston
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Charles F
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Chanute
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Pittsburg
Tescoe C Brooks
Anna Mae Prower
Parsons Delmar
Hanson
Nancy L Wilson
Robert Lee Troutrean
Parker and
Madelyn Marie Wheat
Morris
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Ign
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Washington
Neal Murrell
Marston
Glance Out of Window Saves Boy's Life
Five year old Bobby Eaton nearly strangled as he toppled onto a clothesline. Helen Slattery cried out, George Slattery freed him with a knife, neighbors aided rescue, and doctors said no serious damage occurred.
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Altoona Schools Open 1959 60 Term Monday
Altoona schools begin the 1959 60 term Monday at 8 35 am for half day sessions with full days starting Tuesday Sept James McCollum announces. Grade students report Monday morning while high school holds assembly then short classes. Buses begin routes with similar coverage as last year. Lunches start Tuesday at 125 per week or 35 cents per meal. Football equipment checkout Monday, practice starts Tuesday. Faculty listed with assignments. some staff to be hired. School board members include High school Raymond Essex.
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Madge Addington
George McCuistion
Muriel Grokett
Thomas Miller
Marvin Johnson
Ralph Dice
Roy Harkrader Jr
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Wilma Atwell
Alice Watson
Ora Surig
Lois Erbe
Harry Troutman
Frank Stanley
Guy Daniels
Max Lewellen
Geneva Lour
Marjorie Clark
Board of Education
Raymond Essex
Salk Vaccine Supply Easing in week to Aug 22
Public Health Service reports easing tight supply of Salk polio vaccine with 2,769,577 doses straight vaccine and 105,000 doses quadruple vaccine released for the week ending Aug 22. Previous week saw 2,413,062 straight and 535,158 quadruple doses. on hand unshipped doses stood at 3,341,096 as of Aug 15.
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Public Health Service
Leroy E. Burney
Local School Board Names Aide Positions In Brief
The record lists personnel for a grade school and a separate director clerk and treasurer. Warren Wiles serves as director, Herbert Forsythe as clerk, and Ben Cranor as treasurer. Frank Gerr is the director and Bill Leonard acts as clerk and treasurer in the other post.
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Courtroom Photography Ban Back At ABA Convention
The American Bar Association debates its photography ban in the courtroom at its 82nd annual convention in Miami Beach. A special committee reports on a year of study regarding possible canon modification while press photographers push for change. Canon 35 currently advises judges to prohibit picture making to protect court dignity.
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American Bar Assn
Legal Group
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Cedar Lodge No. 103 Aim at Special Communication
Cedar Lodge 103 A F and A M will hold a special communication Friday August 28 at 7 pm. Work in the third degree. Refreshments. Visiting brethren welcome. Francis J Meeker WM Roy J Chapple See y.
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Local residents and travels around Chanute and nearby towns
Erie and vicinity reports include Don Edwards heading to Kansas City for Army induction. Others move to Chanute, Emporia, or Osborne for work or study. Families visit relatives, attend music clinics, and fish the Neosho river with a fried catfish picnic.
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Clifford Edwards
Kansas City
Jessie L. Anderson
Charles F. Deshazer
Chanute
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Arthur Williams
Tom
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Celia Hoagland
Nadine
Emporia
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Visitors and relocations noted in Chanute Tribune
Calif. residents Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Richey visited Chanute area en route to New York. Bernard Amos and son Tommy moved from the Arlington Hotel to the Everett McGowen home. Parsons guest Mrs. Louise Holfman visited and will rejoin the Galesburg High School system. Everett Shrum Brad dined with Robert Willis in Parsons. Ray Edwards and family from Olathe visited with Marion and family.
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Kathy
Jimmy
Jeffrey
Ralph Crapson
Leland
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Chanute
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Kansas City
Jenkins Music Co
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Stan
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Riverside
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New York
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Tommy
Arlington Hotel
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Parsons
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Fones
Galesburg High School
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Galesburg
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Brad
Robert Willis
Ray Edwards
Olathe
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Kansas Turnpike Still Profitable In July
Kansas Turnpike reported a second straight month in the black with July net toll revenues at $508,358.41 and total operating income of $582,684.43. General manager Gale Moss cited strong tourist traffic and said August tolls show continued strength, as the 1958 period is surpassed by a potential new record. Net income after expenses stood at $453,272.22 with interest payments totaling $438,660.
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No Progress Reported In Refinery Peace
Nego tiations in the Standard Oil refinery strike, begun July 8, went into recess Wednesday with no progress reported.
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