Supreme Court voids Florida public school loyalty oath
The Supreme Court unanimously struck down Florida’s loyalty oath for public school teachers as unconstitutionally vague. The ruling, on behalf of educator David Walton Cramp Jr. of Orange County, held the oath violates free speech and due process rights. The law required non affiliation with communism and disbarred any who refused the oath.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Florida
Stewart
David Walton Cramp Jr
Orange County
Fla
Cramp
Produce and court notes mix in Kansas City and Chicago briefs
Markets report wholesale eggs and poultry in Kansas City and Chicago with price ranges and receipts. Community updates include Shawnee Choral Society membership for Ronald Sandberg and funeral attendance notes from Buffalo and Topeka.
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Ronald Sandberg
Rudolph Sandberg
W. Walnut
Oklahoma Baptist University
Shawnee
Okla
Livestock Prices Rise At Kansas City Market Report
Cattle and hogs show gains with steers and heifers up to 50 cents, cows up 25 to 50, hogs 25 to 50 higher, sows steady to 25 higher. Parson s Livestock quotes mixed regional prices for cattle, hogs, and sheep, with grain futures and grain prices listed for wheat corn oats and soybeans in Kansas City and Parsons markets.
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Chicago Grain
Chicago
Kansas City Livestock Kansas City
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U.S
Kansas Cit (Ap
Atchison
Riad
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Chrysler
Dow Chem
Ford Mtr
Gamble Sk
Elee
Tis Dbd & Veals
Motors
Mt Paper
Kan P&l
Monsan Ch
Mont Ward
Ette
Sinclair
Wall Street Gains Mixed Amid Quiet Trading
Blue chip stocks edged higher in a subdued session led by selective gains while bond and corporate activity were muted. Notable items include James L. Smith’s arrest for reckless driving in Iola and a vandalism loss at Triplett Grain Storage, with a Chevrolet accident near Thayer causing minor damage.
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New York
U.S
James L. Smith
Iola
Triplett
Lester Marts
Marts
Daily Transcript hospital activity Neosho memo
Neosho Memorial Hospital reported Saturday admissions for Mose Shirley John Oliver Earl Seefeldt Mrs Larry McCune and Max Alter with several dismissals including Mrs Keith Maring Mrs Alfred Thompson and others. Admissions and dismissals continued Sunday with surgery and medical cases plus a birth at Stark by Mr and Mrs James Haddan.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Mose Shirley
W. Main
John Oliver
S. Central
Earl Seefeldt
W. 7Th
Larry McCune
W. 5Th
Max Alter
S. Santa Fe
Keith Maring and Son
Lexington
Alfred Thompson
N. Forest
Virgil Petty
S. Edith
Harry Gier
Stark
Ray Coder
Jess Carder
Humboldt
Janet Wilson
N. Garfield
Alan Rollow
Robert Washburn
Hope Anderson discuss 32nd District judgeship
Rep. Clifford Hope Jr. of Garden City conferred with Gov. John Anderson on the district judgeship vacancy in the 32nd District. Hope showed interest but did not label himself a candidate. District Judge Roland Tate, also of Garden City, resigned effective upon acceptance. Anderson said he is reviewing the situation.
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Topeka
C AP
Clifford Hope Jr
Garden City
John Anderson
Hope
Roland Tate
Anderson
Cities Service Rate Hearing Delayed Amid Settlement Talks
A hearing on proposed wholesale natural gas rate increases for Cities Service Gas Co. in Missouri Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma and Texas was delayed for settlement discussions at the Federal Power Commission. The session resumes Tuesday after a closed door conference between company representatives and FPC staff. The company seeks a 16 percent rate rise and a 6.75 percent return on investment, with initial changes planned for July 23. The FPC suspended $6.57 million of the proposed increase until December 23, affecting non industrial sales.
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Washington
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Texas
Federal Power Commission
Cities Service Gas Co
FPC
Cities Service Gas
Samuel Binder
Commission
New Therapy Shrinks Piles Without Surgery
A New York report claims a science breakthrough using Bio-Dyne to shrink hemorrhoids, stop itching, and ease pain without surgery. Case results show actual reduction with relief, and patients say piles are no longer a problem. Preparaton H suppository or ointment is now available at drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
Grange Convention Set for Emporia in October 1962
The 1962 Kansas State Grange convention will meet in Emporia during the fourth week of October. Kansas Grange master Harry C. Colglazier announced the plan at the Deputies Conference, with no definite date yet. The conference elected 1962 officers including deputy state grange directors.
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Emporia
Kansas State Grange
Grange Deputies Conference
Harry C. Colglazier
Larned
Kansas
Deputies
Deputy
State Grange
Deaths and Funerals of Leo C Plake and Mrs J R Works
Leo Clifford Plake 51 a former Chanute resident died Friday in Columbia Missouri. Born January 16 1910 in Chanute he married Wilma Hornbeck December 8 1928 in Chanute. Survivors include his wife a daughter Beverly three sons Wilford Clifford and Bill in Kansas City his parents five sisters and four brothers. Funeral at Simmons Funeral Home Argentine Tuesday at 3 p m burial in Argentine. Also noted is the funeral of Mrs J R Works held Thursday at Humboldt Methodist Church with Rev Gene Taylor officiating.
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Leo Clifford Plake
Chanute
Columbia
Wilma Hornbeck
Beverly
Wilford Plake
Clifford Plake
Bill Plake
Kansas City
Fred Bartholomew
N. Garfield
A. L
Marty) Mathewson
Los Angeles
John ‘Nellie Kester
Wichita
Ray ‘Katherine Brown
M. A
Betty) Scott
Ottawa
G. C
Bessie) van Nice
Humboldt
Clarence Bartholomew
Ralph Bartholomew
Charles Bartholomew
John Bartholomew
Simmons Funeral Home
Argentine
Topeka Fugitives Arrested in Denver Hotel
The FBI reports two men wanted in Topeka Kansas on federal charges were arrested in a Denver hotel on December 1 with their wives. Forrest B. Hartley and Calvin W. Barfield are accused of impersonation and interstate transportation of stolen checks. Federal officers from Topeka remanded the men to the Kansas capital. No further details were released by FBI agent Scott Werner or the U S marshal’s office.
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Denver
FBI
Topeka
Kas
Forrest B. Hartley
Calvin W. Barfield
Scott Werner
U. S
Kansas
Werner
Public Auction Notice from McCoy Auction Co
McCoy Auction Co located in Chanute Kansas publishes a public auction notice. Box 513 contact phone HE-2440 provided for bidders and details.
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McCoy Auction Co
Chanute
Kansas
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