Hogs Active Cattle Light At Kansas City Markets
Kansas City live stock report shows 2,200 hogs fairly active with barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower. 600 cattle with calves about 100 and untested market. Hogs weigh 195-235 lb at 17.25 to 17.50, 235-270 lb 17.25 to 17.40, 240-270 lb mostly 16.50 to 17.15. sows 300-400 lb 15.00-16.00, 400-600 lb 13.75-14.75. Sheep 75, mostly prime 95 lb at 17.00, good to choice 16.00-16.50. Wholesale eggs and butter unchanged. poultry prices noted. Chicago reports no prices for live poultry and butter values mixed. Stocks futures steady to weak with grains mostly firm.
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Senator Carlson Pushes Farm Lands Retirement Plan
Senator Carlson proposes retiring productive wheat land and paying for it. He plans legislation to implement the idea and has long pushed parity bills to curb the wheat surplus. He predicts possible GOP Democrat collaboration against Kennedy administration proposals in the next Congress.
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Congress
St Louis Drops to No 10 in 1960 Census
Washington surpasses St Louis for ninth place while Houston climbs to seventh. Final 1960 census shows St Louis at 750,026 residents, down from eighth in 1950 as Cleveland slides to eighth and Boston exits the top ten. Los Angeles rises to third, ahead of Philadelphia.
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Houston
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New York
Chicago
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Modest Wall Street recovery stalls in late trading
Wall Street in New York shows a mixed finish as a modest recovery drive fades in late afternoon trading. Volume is near 3.1 million shares, with small fraction changes and occasional 2 to 3 point moves.
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New York
British Slap At Treasury In Ford British Ford Bid
London reports US Treasury pressure over Ford Motor Co bid to take full control of its British subsidiary. The Daily Mail cites fear Ford will break promises to British shareholders and look unpatriotic in America. Ford offered 20.50 dollars per share for 46.6 percent of British Ford, about 300 million dollars if accepted.
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Daily Mail
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Henry Ford II
Anderson
Cuba Bitter Over Rocket Fragments Landing in Cuba
Cuban officials blame the United States for aggression after rocket fragments, some weighing up to forty pounds, landed on Oriente Province land near Palma Soriano and Holguin. Prime Minister Fidel Castro's government signals a possible protest at the United Nations General Assembly.
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Fidel Castro
United States
World Organization
U. N. General Assembly
Oriente Province
Palma ‘Soriano
Holguin
Local Mews Briefs and Community Notices
Taxes due notices at Main and Highland. For sale black French Poodle puppies shown by appointment. Warehouse Shoe Sale on Main Street offers family footwear savings. Mrs. C H Pankratz hosts PEO Chapter CD tea with lesson by Mrs. Carter Brookhart. Story hour at library features Tom Thumb read by Mrs. Seth Gray. Cottage Grove Ladies Aid meets with party planned Dec 15. Mexican Baptist church services Saturday and Sunday with special music. Betty Ann Wilson elected dorm president and treasurer at University of Kansas. Glenn A. Sutton attends highway officials meeting in Detroit. expect return. Aaron Kepley reports minor accident north of Earlton. minor vehicle damage. Call Tribune carrier for delivery. 700 after 6 p.m.
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Named by Neosho Memorial
Daily Transcript lists yesterday admissions at Neosho Memorial Hospital including Mrs. Melt Irwin of 19 North Kansas for surgery and Mrs. Carl E. North of 1101 West Main for surgery. Dismissals include Mrs. Ernest Orth of Humboldt and Mrs. Vernon Hawver both of Humboldt, Mrs. James H. Blessing and son of 708 South Evergreen, plus Elsie Ivins of 1302 South Santa Fe Elmer Heisler of Elsmore James Van Valey of 107 South Rutter and Mrs Cecil L. Miller and son of 305.
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Melt Irwin
N. Kansas
Carl E. North
Manhunt In Kansas Involves Highway Patrol and Bloodhound
A Kansas incident describes a gunpoint encounter where a masked man demanded cooperation while issuing a warning not to resist. The report includes suspect details such as age and height, and notes a large police response with a Missouri Highway Patrol plane and multiple county deputies aided by a bloodhound. It also lists local residents’ moves and a few traffic citations.
Rites for Robert Stubbs Held in Osceola
Funeral service for Robert Stubbs of Sacramento California is set for Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Goodrich Funeral Home chapel Osceola Missouri with burial to follow.
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Sacramento
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Goodrich Funeral Home
Osceola
Christmas gifts to patients at Topeka Veterans Hospital
Two Chanute Red Cross volunteers Mrs. Howard Winans chief of Sunflower Council and Mrs. Norman Koch along with Mrs. H. C. Miller presented ninety gifts and ten pounds of candy to patients at the Veterans Hospital in Topeka. Gifts included socks underwear T shirts scarves and more with items for men and women. Five year subscriptions to True and Popular Science were renewed for the hospital by the Chanute chapter.
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Topeka
Chanute Red Cross
Howard Winans
Red Cross
Norman Koch
Sunflower Council
H. C. Miller
Erie
Officers Search For Rape Suspect Near Joplin
Police in Newton and Jasper counties resumed a search for a man accused of criminally assaulting a 48 year old widow in her home four miles south of Joplin. The woman said the attack occurred in a bedroom shortly after noon Thursday.
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Jasper
Deaths on Atoll In Pacific Storm
Typhoon Ophelia swept Ulithi Atoll killing at least two children while flooding damaged homes. All U S Coast Guardsmen at the station were reported safe as 450 natives remained on the island. Report transmitted via emergency equipment to Pacific Stars and Stripes.
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Pacific Atoll
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Pacific Stars and Stripes
Seven Killed In Maryland Home Fire
In Charles County Maryland a frame house fire killed seven members of the Powell family including Robert Dana Powell 43 and Viola 45 and five children. Rose Ella Powell 21 rescued nine siblings before flames trapped the family. Authorities suspect an overheated wood stove started the blaze.
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Charles County
Rose Ella
Powell
Viola
James Henry
Barbara Regina
John Allen
Joseph
Powells
Phillip G. Yates
No Slackening Of Appetites By Consumers
Washington officials report no slackening in consumer wants and buying, with demand as high as last year. The Federal Reserve notes record consumer goods output at high levels and retail purchases above a year earlier, though not as strong as overall production. Stocks remained high since summer and retail sales peaked in late spring.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Department of Commerce
Economic spending shifts from goods to services in 1960
The Chanute Tribune notes a rising annual spending rate of 328.3 billion dollars with more use of services than goods. Goods purchases fall to 195.4 billion in July to September from 198 billion earlier, while services rise from 130.9 to 132.9 billion, driven by housing, rents, and utilities.
Driver Had Reason To Pass Them By
In San Francisco a bus driver William T. Johnson 43 faced a downpour and shouting commuters as a teenage hoodlum forced vodka drinking and robbed him of 46 dollars during a No. 71 route. Johnson refused to stop at the crowd. The assailant fled after the robbery.
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San Francisco
William T. Johnson
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