Top Diplomatic Position Hinted For Dean Rusk
Dean Rusk 51, a leading possibility for secretary of State, met with President-elect Kennedy in brief talks on foreign affairs and government organization for foreign policy. The former State official and Rockefeller Foundation head declined to discuss a specific role.
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Dean Rusk
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Rusk
Truman Administration
Rockefeller Foundation
New York
Kennedy
Byron Leslie
Whizzer) White
White
Christian A. Herter
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
State Department
Sen. J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John J. McCloy
Defense Department
David K. E. Bruce
Germany
Rep
Chester Bowles
D-Conn
India
Wall Street ends mixed after early rise in New York
A scattered set of shares held gains as a mid afternoon shift saw mixed results. Trading slowed with about 3.7 million shares changing hands, up from roughly 3.66 million the day before. Government bonds extended early gains while corporate bonds stayed mixed.
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New York
U.S
Daily Transcript Reports Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions and Dismissals
Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions yesterday include Mrs Beaulah Griswold and Mrs Marie Middleton with locations at 213 FE 3rd and 201 S Santa Fe. Dismissals yesterday list Mrs Maurice Klingensmith Mrs Herbert Matlock Mrs Ida Morris and others. Admission today is Louise Dicker son for surgery with several dismissals planned. Traffic citation issued to Betty Stagas for no license with $10 bond. Marriage license issued to Leo Guy Shears and Florence Marie Johnson. Numerous Neosho County real estate deeds and land transfers noted alongside livestock and beef market figures for Parsons.
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Beaulah Griswold
Marie Middleton
S. Santa Fe
Jess Dent
Thayer
Maurice Klingensmith
Humboldt
Herbert Matlock
Lavenburg
Ida Morris
S. Central
Kenneth Parkins
S. Garfield
Ralph Skaggs
N. Western
Louise Dickerson
Cleo Harris
S. Malcolm
Robert Clark
Lula Woodruff
Kincaid
Thomas Scott
S. Evergreen
Barbara Koenig
Eric
Leo Guy Shears
Florence Marie Johnson
Parsons
Deductions For Sales Tax Gain IRS Help Next Year
Federal taxpayers who itemize deductions for state sales taxes may receive IRS tables showing reasonable deductions by state. The plan, under consideration, would publish tables by income level and family size and exclude local sales tax variations. Currently 34 states and the District of Columbia impose sales taxes, with local guidelines issued by about 20 district offices last year.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Internal Revenue Service
States
District of Columbia
IRS
Announcement slated for members early next year
A notice states that submission to members will occur early next year after other details are finalized, indicating planned timing pending completion of specific arrangements.
Murray Hill PTA Council Discusses February Fundraisers
Murray Hill PTA Council met Wednesday morning in the teacher's lounge to review February money-making projects and plan activities for the month.
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Murray Hill
PTA Council
Nursery Sale Announced at Muecke Nursery Humboldt
News brief notes a three day sale at Muecke Nursery on Mt. Hope Road Humboldt with 25 percent off all items. Also mentions Mr and Mrs William A Sailors and Eric leaving for the National Farm Bureau Convention in Denver where Sailors serves as district director. Jeannene Meyer a Kansas University junior is a candidate for Miss Santa in a contest sponsored by William Allen White School of Journalism. five finalists will be chosen by the Kansan Board later this week with a $50 to $100 gift prize for the winner.
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Muecke Nursery
Mt. Hope Road
Humboldt
William A. Sailors
Eric
Denver
National Farm Bureau
Sailors
Jeannene Meyer
Kansas University
Lawrence
William Allen White School of Journalism and Public Information
Kansan Board
Traps Missing From Farm Near Santa Fe Lake
Don Ferguson of 501 N Central reported to police yesterday that four steel traps were stolen from a farm south of Santa Fe Lake. He said the traps disappeared since Tuesday afternoon.
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Don Ferguson
N. Central
Santa Fe Lake
Tribune Phone and After-Hours Contact
If you can not reach his Tribune phone contact your carrier for assistance. If he cannot be reached call 700 after 6 p.m.
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Tribune
Hog and Cattle Prices Steady in Kansas City Market
AP Kansas City report shows cattle 2,100 head with calves, hogs 2,700 head. prices steady to mixed across cattle, hogs, and sheep. Notable quotes include slaughter cows 13.75-16.00, bulls 17.00-18.50, barrows and gilts 17.00-17.65 for various weights, and lambs 15.00-17.00 with feeders 13.50-14.50. grain quotes for corn, oats, milo, kafir, barley and soybeans listed.
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Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U.S
U. S
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Grain and poultry market prices with varied egg grades
Listed figures show grade A to C eggs with current receipts for Sweet Cream and premium cream. Roosters priced at .08 and hens at .08 for different weight classes. The fragment suggests a local market catalog with multiple product lines and unit prices.
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Ieeeea Code
Elderly Lane Woman Killed in Accident
Mrs. Mariel Stevens aged 67 of Lane Kansas died when the car she rode in overturned on a county road six miles southwest of Osawatomie. She and her husband D D Stevens planned to observe their 50th wedding anniversary on December 24. Survived by son Elery Stevens, Lane postmaster, and daughter Mrs Marcellla Beets.
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Osawatomie, Kas
Mariel Stevens
Lane
Kas
Osawatomie
Two Unions Approve Tentative Merger
In Cleveland Ohio AP the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and the Order of Railway Conductors and Brake men with about 230,000 members announced tentative approval to merge. Committees have met since February to explore merger possibilities and both boards of directors backed the plan along with union presidents W P Kennedy and James A Paddock. The merger proposal will be finalized after further steps.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Order of
W. P. Kennedy
BRT
James A. Paddock
Orc&r
How Can I Renew Costume Jewelry Glow
Question about renewing costume jewelry glow. Answer recommends soaking in hot water and ammonia half and half for an hour, then drying thoroughly.
Kansas City fire official cites pressure and threats over 10 percent salary demand
Reynolds D. Rodgers acting fire director and assistant to the city manager told WDAF radio he was asked to contribute 10 percent of his salary to Democratic factions in Kansas City. He described anonymous threats including a coffin reference and said he and Billy Musgrave faced pressure at City Hall over 18 months but would not resign. Rodgers noted tensions with city manager Harry Fleming and outlined plans to reorganize the fire department with four equal rank chiefs.
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Kansas City
Reynolds D. Rodgers
Walt Bodine
Jean Glen
WDAF
Rogers
Rodgers
Pete Rodgers
Big Firms Plead Guilty In Antitrust Cases Across Nation
Philadelphia AP reports nine teen of America’s largest electrical equipment manufacturers pleaded guilty or no defense to federal antitrust charges of price fixing and bid rigging. Ten other companies pleaded no defense. Indictments cover about $2 billion in annual sales with 72 guilty pleas and 88 no defense. Westinghouse, GE, and Allis-Chalmers are among firms named, with various plea outcomes. The case spans power switch gear, transformers, circuit breakers, turbine generators, and industrial control equipment. A separate note mentions Petroglyphs in Missouri and January temperatures in Montreal, unrelated to the antitrust actions.
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Philadelphia
America
W. G. Rowland
Westinghouse Electric Co
Arthur Vinson
General Electric Co
U.S. Dist
J. Cullen Ganey
Westinghouse
General Electric
Gerhard Gesell
Washington
Herbert B. Brownell
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co
West Allis
Wis
Nolo
Federal Pacific Electric Co
Newark
N.J
I-T-E Circuit Breaker Co
Washington State Park
Missouri
Neosho Chapter Formed for Disabled Citizens
Neosho Chapter No. 12 of the Disabled Citizens of America organized December 1. National officers Riley Helms and colleagues attended from Nashville Missouri, with state board members Carl Nienhuser Dale Carlton and Wayne Hamm from Pittsburg. Chapter officers elected include Rebecca Jones Thayer president E Richard Green Earlton VP and K C Spurling Earlton secretary treasurer. Members and visitors from multiple towns attended and the next meeting is December 30 with Vera Patton in Neosho.
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Neosho
Disabled Citizens of America
Nashville
Riley Helms
Mrs. Helms
Glen Medlock
Carl Nienhuser
Dale Carlton
Wayne Hamm
Pittsburg
Rebecca Jones
Thayer
E. Richard Green
Earlton
K. C. Spurling
Peggy Patton
Kenneth Webb
Green
Spurling
David Kaemmerling
Debra Kay van Leeuwen
Alfred Anderson
Jones
Janie Manning
Regina Kaemmerling
van Leeuwen
Franklin Williamson
Guy
Sissy Manning
Vera Patton
Patty
Ruth Spurling
Thomas F. Jones
N. Garfield
Doepke 66 Rural Humboldt Man Dies. Rites Set
Walter Louis Doepke 66 of rural Humboldt died Wednesday born December 10 1893 in Kansas City. He moved to Oakaville Illinois then Humboldt in 1913. He married Martha H Krone December 14 1921. A WWI veteran he worked at Monarch Cement Plant until retiring in 1959. Survived by son Glenn and three daughters, ten grandchildren, a brother and several in laws. Funeral service Saturday at 2 30 p.m. at St Peters Lutheran Humboldt. Johnson Funeral Home in charge.
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Walter Louis Doepke
Humboldt
Kansas City
Oakaville
Ill
Martha H. Krone
Monarch Cement Plant
American Legion of Humboldt
Senior Citizens Club
St. Peters
Wichita
Albert
Mary Ann
St. Peters Lutheran Church
Humboldt Johnson Funeral Home
Missionary Meeting Held at United Brethren Church
Mrs Ira Grogan hosted the Missionary meeting in Christchurch with Mrs W M Holman assisting. The group sang carols and members shared devotions and poems. Gifts were exchanged and items donated to the Kentucky Mission Field. The next meeting is January 4 with Mrs Turner.
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Ira Grogan
S. Highland
The
United Brethren
Christchurch
W. M. Holman
Grogan
Arthur Garrison
A. E. Turner
Elmer Mathews
Elmer Gibson
Mary Rutherford
Garrison
Town of
Bethlehem
Ira Hutchison
Etiquette Note on Opening Gifts in Orientals
Orientals consider it impolite to open a present in front of the giver fearing the size and quality of the gift may prove embarrassing. The custom reflects sensitivity to social grace and avoidance of public disappointment.
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Daily Transcript
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Betty Stagas
Neosho County
Maxine P Baver
John W. Sherman, Jr
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Chanute
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Murray Mansker
Timothy O. Ward
Fred
Anna Beachner
David L. McCune
O. L. Jackson
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Goldie M. Ratcliffe
Caramey
Baker & W
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Northside Acad
Grace HH. Fegely
Jesse Franklin Berker Jr
Harry Byers
Alice Mendenhall
Joe Sutelite
Geroge A. Burkhart
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Elo
Alpha H. Gray Dalton
Forest B. Richardson
L J Slater
Nobies Country Club
William K. Wasty
Albert F. Tuttle
L & Bik
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Wilbur B. Smuiling
Geroge
W. Burghert
Brown’s
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Rewan
Frank DB
Charies C. Wilson
James H. Dye
Prospect Hill
James HH. Dye
Arrarriss Fietener
Havely & W
Henry M Smith
Reycrofts Add
St. Paul
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Sloan
Sheriff Neosho Co
Alma Stretton
J. Verle Possett
Giacys Gentile
Exec
Ralph Foust
Nie NW
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Emilie O. Serrato
Kensinger
Fred Oh
Reno & W
Jenn F & Velma M. Chaffee
Chicago
USDA
PTA
Kafir
A.M
Dee
Brethren
Joe G. Wasser
W.M. Roy J. Chapplfe
Sec’ady
Iola
K.C
Carolyn Wing
Philip Wing
Gayle
Cress
Wilson County
Montreal
W. Main
Onson
MAS
Tork Ecdearce OE
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