Hog and cattle prices hold steady market report
Kansas City livestock prices show hogs steady with 1 3 to 16.50 for barrows and gilts. Cattle steady with steers 23.50 to 25.50 for good to choice, cows stronger to 23 higher, vealers 23 to 26, and stockers 23 to 25. Sheep steady with lambs 15 to 16.75 and ewes 3 to 5.25. Kansas wheat prices mixed, soybeans 2.34 to 2.40, corn 1.40 to 1.65, oats and rye values listed.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Kansas City Cash
Beech Aire
Boeing Air
Chrysler
du Pont
Gamble Sk
Elec
G& FE
Choice Bolognarian P&l
Monson Ch
D ‘ Brewing
Mont Ward
Penney JC
Phillesses Uy
Phillesses Uy . Iy
Silber Breet & Gans
Slaughter
RCA Res Po
Ae Eelle Vinbeeos
K City
Sinclair Siowuak
Wholesale Sperry
Sanderde
Wall Street Mixed With Late Gains In Savings and Loan Shares
Wall Street ended mixed with late gains in savings and loan shares after an active morning. Volume around 4 million, bonds generally lower though some issues recovered. notable price moves included declines in several industrials and mixed shifts across commodities and futures.
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New York
U.S
Local Briefs Report Arrest Plea and Community News
Bill Leroy of Chanute was arrested on intoxication and disturbing the peace charges. He pled guilty in police court and received 30 days in county jail with sentence enforcement delayed for a medical examination. Friends of Mrs. Jack Works fund a Mary Ruth Works Scholarship at Kansas State University. Contributions may be sent to the Humboldt or Iola offices or banks. Two pickups damaged in a crossroads collision west of Early with no injuries. one driver cited for defective brakes. Wendell McMurray and Robert Geiger attend KU program for 1961 seniors now entering college. Attendees include Joan Ashley Bob Barker Jacqueline Churchill Jim Gough Susan Griffiths Donald Madill Steven Wells John Willcott. Local highway officials attended the Kansas Radio Dispatchers School at KU. Several named residents attended the first annual Law and Society Institute with attorneys, judges, psychiatrists, and social workers.
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Bill Leroy
Chanute
Leroy
Jack Works
Mary Ruth Works
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Iola
Humboldt
National Bank of
Humboldt Union Office
Elbert D. Goins
Thayer
Orvel F. Smith
Earlton
Smith
Goins
Highway Patrol
Wendell McMurray
Robert Geiger
University of Kansas
Lawrence
K. U
McMurray
Geiger
Last May
Joan Ashley
Bob Barker
Jacquelin Churchill
Jim Gough
Susan Griffiths
Donald Madill
Steven Wells
John Willcott
Parsons Woman Sent to Hospital After Highway Crash
Kay L Eslick 72 of Parsons sustained facial injuries in a Monday afternoon crash 4 miles north of Parsons on US 59. Her 1958 Plymouth sideswiped a 1960 Chevrolet truck driven by William Bertella 53 of Cherokee. Both cars were southbound Bertella attempted a left turn as Eslick passed. Eslick treated in Parsons. Damages estimated 400 for the Eslick car and 30 for the truck. Highway patrol investigated.
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Kay L. Eslick
Parsons
Eslick
William Bertella
Bertella
Highway Patrol
Man's Body Found Along Railroad Tracks
A man believed to have fallen from a train was found on the Frisco right-of-way south of Spring Hill in Miami County. The victim was tentatively identified as Hector House of Omaha, about 55, by a social security card.
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Spring Hill
Kas
Frisco
Miami County
William Heck
Johnson County
Hector House
Omaha
Luthuli Heads to Oslo to Accept Nobel Peace Prize
South African Zulu leader Albert Luthuli left Johannesburg for Oslo to collect the 1960 Nobel Peace Prize, signaling a pivotal moment in the anti-apartheid movement.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Albert Luthuli
Oslo
Daily Transcript Hospital Admissions and Dismissals
Yesterday at Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions included Mrs. Oscar Nelson and Mrs. Julia Myers along with Mr. Thomas Matlock and others for medical care and surgeries. Dismissals included Elsie Cunningham and several named patients. today brings admissions for Mrs. Frank Heiman and dismissals for multiple residents. A false alarm fire at 1126 S. Evergreen at 6:20 p.m. Tuesday and a grass fire at Mid-America Refinery at 1:15 a.m. today are noted.
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James Wright
S. Evergreen
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Johnson Mortuary
Oscar Nelson
N. Washington
Julia Myers
S. Malcolm
Thomas Matlock
N. Steuben
James Lindsay
W. 1St
Leon Reaves
Humboldt
Arthur Sprague
S. Stueben
Lloyd Ennis
Elsie Cunningham
N. Western
Carl Grady Jr
Eric
Frank Heiman
Medical
Albert Malloy
Ioa
Thomas Dewey
Evergreen
Mid-America
Grass
Nedarmege
Obituary notices Roy S Gibson handles service in Buffalo
Six great grandchildren and a sister Mrs Winnie Dimick of Davenport Iowa survive an infant son preceded her in death. Funeral services Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Methodist church in Buffalo with Rev D Ferguson Nazarene church Kansas City and Rev Melvin Duncan Nazarene church Buffalo officiating. Burial in Buffalo cemetery. Roy S Gibson Funeral Home in charge.
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Mary Rath Works
Humboldt
Allen County
Iowa
Arkansas City
Allen
Neosho
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Jack Works
Methodist Church
Humboldt Music Club
PEO
John
Harry Vanshike
Earl Faidley
William Vanshike
Great Bend
Methodist
Gene Taylor
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Johnson Funeral Home
Winnie Dimick
Davenport
Buffalo
D. Ferguson
Nazarene Church of
Kansas City
Melvin Duncan
Roy S. Gibson
More Color TV Expected From NBC Chairman
Beverly Hills NBC chairman Robert W. Sarnoff told reporters at NBC's 35th anniversary celebration that next year will bring more and better color shows. He forecast expanded drama and variety programs, more new writers and actors, and more public affairs programs.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Robert W. Sarnoff
National Broadcasting Co
Sarnoff
NBC
Recognized Minister Can Perform Marriage in Kansas
Kansas Attorney General William M. Ferguson ruled that any preacher recognized by his church may perform marriages. Licensing of preachers is done by the religious group, not by the state, and a licensed preacher is a spiritual representative authorized to conduct the ceremony across all denominations.
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Topeka
Kansas
William M. Ferguson
Keith Sanborn
Wichita
Sedgwick
Sanborn
Ferguson
Powell Declines Bid to Succeed Bridges in Senate
Concord New Hampshire AP Gov Wesley Powell announced he will not appoint himself to fill the late Senator Styles Bridges seat. Powell said he will not seek consideration for the vacancy and urged party leaders to choose a suitable successor.
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Concord
N.H
Wesley Powell
Styles Bridges
Sale of Jets Aid to U S Independence Support
The State Department endorses the sale of 278 jet aircraft to Yugoslavia as aiding Yugoslav independence from Moscow. Senator Tower released a letter from Brook Hays stating Yugoslavia's independence benefits the United States, while noting complaints over pilot training in Texas. The contract, signed last March, was approved by State and Defense as US best interest.
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Washington
State Department
Yugoslavia
United States
Moscow
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Brook Hays
Congressional Relations
Tower
Texas
Hays
State
Defense Departments
U.S
Kennedy
White House
Buffalo Community Notes and Local Visits
Buffalo residents share visits with friends Victor Stout and family Iola Krepps guests at Claude Krepps home Past Matrons club meets Marie Brock assists devotions article on Communism refreshed by Mrs Sperry Roy Robertson heads recreation Eleven attend refreshments Blue Springs guest Mrs T L Bushfield former Buffalo resident Mrs Bushfield hosted at Cutler and Blackwood homes Methodist Church to hold annual Christmas Bazaar and supper auction follows 5 30 pm postmaster George Cox out for dental work Mrs Bill Hempen acts as postmaster Tribune subscription 35 cents per week.
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Buffalo
Victor Stout
Iola
Claude Krepps
Melvin Sperry
Bluebird
Order of the Eastern Star
Marie Brock
T. L. Bushfield
Blue Springs
Jake Cutler
W. T. Blackwood
Bushfield
Methodist Church
Walter Follmer
St. Margaret's Hospital
Fredonia
Harry Orendorff
Midway
Fredonia Hospital
George Cox
Bill Hempen
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Ervin Brune
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St. Margaret’s Mercy Hospital
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High Prairie
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Canton
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Las Vegas
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Kan
Daily Transcript
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G. E. TV
General Electric
Electronics
West Main
Westamerica Securities Inc
Ff. M. Harris
W. Finney
E. E. Lofgren Myron George
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Arko
Decton
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du Pont Reg
Foster Clothing CO
Dean L. Foster
East Main
Fred R. Foster
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Bill Johnson Furniture
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