Cattle and Sheep Prices Stable in Kansas City Report
AP notes cattle and calves around 2,300 head, generally steady with steers and heifers scarce. High good to low choice heifers at 24.00, cows 16.75 to 17.50, dealers paying 23.00 to 26.00 for high standard to low choice. Hogs 3,000 barred. sheep at 400 head, lambs 15.00 to 16.73, ewes 3.00 to 5.25.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City ‘Ap
U.S Bridges
U.S. Goodwing
Republican Party
Washington
Murphy Named to Bridges Seat in New Hampshire
Governor Wesley Powell named Maurice Murphy 34 to the post of attorney general succeeding the late Sen Bridges who died at 63. The appointment sets Murphy at No 1-3 grade hogs and other cattle market figures referenced in the report.
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Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U.S
Concord
N.H
Wesley Powell
Sen
Styles
Bridges
Maurice
Murphy
Boars
Drought Hurts Florida Citrus and Crop Markets
A record drought has cost Florida citrus growers 10 to 12 million dollars for irrigation in six months. Officials note drought effects on future price and quality, while cattle and grain markets report steady to varied pricing across weights and stock classes in Kansas City and Chicago markets.
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Lakeland
Florida Citrus
Florida Citrus Mutual
Wall Street Ends Lightly Lower Amid Quiet Trading
The New York market fell unevenly as traders booked profits on recent gainers. Volume was about 4 million shares, down from 4.2 million on Wednesday. Most key stocks slipped slightly while bonds rose modestly and corporates showed mixed results.
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New York
U.S
Perry Como Song Reference Provokes Kansas Protest
A protest reached Gov. John Andersons office over Perry Como linking Home on the Range to Texas rather than Kansas. Kansans insist the song was written in Kansas by a Kansan and cite the 1947 law naming it the state song.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Perry Como
Texas
Kansas
Brewster Higley
Early 1870s protest over Kansas state song in Smith Center
Dr J E Nickell former Smith Center legislator who introduced the bill making the song official telephoned the governor asking a formal protest to Como. Frazier L Brown editor of the Smith County Pioneer said his office flooded with protests. Anderson unavailable, said to be in Texas.
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Beaver Creek
Smith Center
Kas
J. E. Nickell
Como
Frazier L. Brown
Smith County
Anderson
Texas
Lakeland Moves to Save Its Namesake Lakes
Lakeland acts to protect its 11 surrounding lakes as the driest 12 months in 46 years lowers water levels. City Manager Robert V. Youkey orders the Water Department to identify the hardest hit lakes and begin pumping water from city mains to those lakes. The city sources water from deep wells.
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Lakeland, Fla
Lakeland
Robert V. Youkey
City Water Department
New York Policemen Advised to Use Sticks
New York City policemen are advised to use nightsticks freely to restrain prisoners and avoid injury. An illustrated leaflet distributed to officers says taking a prisoner is not a personal contest and urges restraint without personal harm. A nationwide survey shows more mob attacks on police, many in New York City.
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New York
New York City
Marquis of Queensberry
Mace Pleads Guilty To Grand Theft
Doyle Mace of Springfield pled guilty in Carthage Circuit Court to grand theft for stealing about $2000 in clothing samples from Joplin earlier this year. Sentence was deferred until January 3.
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Carthage
Doyle Mace
Springfield
Joplin
Army Pvt Miller completes food service course at Fort Leonard Wood
Army Pvt Arnold E Miller 19, son of Mr and Mrs Charley W Miller of Humboldt, completed the food service course under the Reserve Forces Act at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. Miller studied cooking baking meat cutting and field kitchen operations. he attended Humboldt High School.
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Army
Arnold E. Miller
Charley W. Miller
Humboldt
Fort Leonard Wood
Miller
Humboldt High School
Deaths and Funerals in Chanute Area
Obituary notices report the deaths of James F. Gilmore 71 of Coalcreek Canyon and Helen May Wright 34 of Neosho Memorial Hospital, with services at Johnson Mortuary and Elmwood or Memorial Park cemeteries. Ansel Markham 85 of Walnut and Leta L. Lambert near Johnson Mortuary are also noted with funeral services and burials. Other listings include Anna Louise Stanley and Mrs. Anna Stanley services at Johnson Mortuary with church officiants and burial in Memorial Park, Yates Center cemetery.
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Chanute
Humboldt
James F. Gilmore
Rocky Mountain Osteopathic Hospital
Denver
Neosho County
Hattie J. Harris
Kansas City
Coalcreek Canyon
Colo
Big Creek Methodist Church
Cedar Lodge
Helen May Wright
S. Evergreen
Neosho Memorial Hospital
James Wright Jr
Havana
Ill
Trinity Baptist Church
Larry Edward Wright
Bobby Lee Wright
Garrett Tasche
S. Edith
Johnson Mortuary
Ray J. Hutchison
First Baptist Church
Leroy Whiteman
Assembly of God Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Ansel Markham
Walnut
Girard
Pearl Broughton
Glen Baker
Lawrence Williams
David Wayne Freeman
Johnnie Seeley
Billie Seeley
Burlington
Ronald L. Woolf
Ray Woolf
Robert McHaley
Lyndon
Yates Center Cemetery
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Noted in Daily Transcript
Yesterday at Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions included William Leroy at 909 N Garfield for medical care, Leroy Halsted at 402 W Walnut for surgery, Mrs Virgil Petty at 1918 S Edith for medical care, and Mrs Ray Carder at 15 W 4th for medical. Dismissals yesterday included Mrs Eliz.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
William Leroy
N. Garfield
Leroy Halsted
W. Walnut
Virgil Petty
S. Edith
Ray Carder
W. 4Th
Eliz
Six Laboratories For Wheat Tests In Kansas
Six laboratories will be established in Kansas to conduct wheat sedimentation tests. One lab will be in Newton, one in Manhattan, and four others to be chosen at a forthcoming ASC committee meeting. The Newton site will add a 16 by 20 foot annex to the county ASC building and serve about 25 counties in south central Kansas.
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Manhattan
Kansas
Kenny Booz
State Agricultural, Stabilization and Conservation Office
Newton
Booz
ASC
Labor Council Charter Action Due In Kansas
Alvin Phillips president and Jim Yount executive secretary treasurer of the new Council of Kansas Labor expect action within a month on their charter application. A charter from the National Industrial Union Department AFLCIO would make the group an industrial union within the state AFL CIO structure. Yount noted that electing four railway brotherhood members to the executive board hinges on approval by state and national railway brotherhood groups.
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Topeka
Council of Kansas Labor
Alvin Phillips
Jim Yount
National Industrial Union Department
Aflcio
Yount
Nike Hercules missiles to arm National Guard air defense units
Army National Guard units manning air defense batteries across the nation will be equipped with Nike Hercules missiles starting late next year, an official announcement said.
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Washington
Army National Guard
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Growers’ Organization
Chicago
Kansas City Cash
Kansas City AP
Wall Street
Ge. Am Tel & Tel
Atchison
Beech Aire
Beth Steel Eeewess
Boeing Air
Chrysier
Crean
Dow
du Pont
Gamble Sk
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Tee Renee
Kan
Monson
Mont Ward
Y Spen Chem
Ul Sperry Rd
Oil Ind Ws Ltd Oi N J
US Steel Bo' D
Ita Westy
Mace
James Lloyd
Willard Lloyd
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Miltonvale
Sun and Highland
Pat Fair
Jim Mahoney
South Santa Fe
Roy T. Nelson
Sth Air Force
Westover
Mass
Zaragoza
Spain
Nelson
James R. Nelson
N. Evergreen
Ray Russell
Tom Roach
Becky
Ricky
William Autry
Autry Nursing Home
State Hospital
Osawatomie
J. F. McFarland
N. Forest
O. K. Brandon
John Brandon
Mark
Eve Rene
Wichita
Brandon
SP5
United States Army
Okinawa
McFarland
Anna Louise Stanley
Clyde Stanley
Bill Stanley
Cleo Cleis Koon
Harry Strode
Ethel Shiflett
W. M. Daley
Tulsa
C. A. Jackson
Cynthia Jackson
St. Louis
G. T. Wheatley
Michael Wheatley
Armed Forces
James J. Wheatley
Pat Wheatley
Jo Ellen Wheatley
Tribune
Abeth Burris
Lincoln
Enoch Light
Yates Center
Joe Powers
Thayer
Lloyd Ennis
Evergreen
Delbert Evenson
S. Central
Milton Anderson
Highland
Bert Senn
Vester Reed
S. Lafayette
Ray Carter
Earlton
Cora Schooley
Bryant's Rest Home
S. Highland
Robert Washburn
District Court Action
Joey Drilling and Exploration Co
E. &. Winterman
District Court
Leonard J. Imhof
Norma J. Imhof
Cherokee
Erie
Charlies A. Berthot
Berthot Construction Co
Fred W.W. Montague Jr
Julia A. George
Frank
Ellenbecker and Others
Eric
Virgil R. Gough
Coral Ann Smith
Galesburg
Donald William Heck
Wanda May Kerry
South Mound
Wiwn
Carson Funeral Home
Herbert Hahn
Walnut Cemetery
Daily Transcript
S. E. Rs. Financial
Lincoln & Walnut
New Labor Council
Knit
Wilsons Clothiers
Sara Wilson
Sylvia Wilson
Jonathan
Florida
Allgood
Cae 106
Lo An
Wisconsin
Dexola
Dash Detergent
JOY Detergent
Appian Way Brand
Nabisco Fresh
Jane Parker
Wonderfail
Ann Page
Raskos
Colgate
Niagara Starch
the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company, Inc
Stacy Markets
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