Admittances and dismissals listed for Neosho Memorial
Daily Transcript reports hospital admmittances and dismissals for Wednesday and today. Names include Rey nold Huffman Terry A Sinclair Donald C McCune and several Green Greenlee Biele Evenson Gerken with addresses in Humboldt. Police Court records note Fred Seaman sentenced to 15 days in county jail after guilty plea.
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Henry Green
N. Washington
Guns Nelson
S. Tennessee
Cecil M. Greenlee
S. Forest
Tony Biele
N. Santa Fe
Delbert Evenson
S Grant
Michael Dunaway
S. Highland
J. H. Gerken
Humboldt
Fred Seaman
Polished Shoe Soles Not Army Policy at Dix
Ft. Dix is investigating reports that soldiers are shining shoe bottoms in excess of standard spit and polish. A letter in the New York Daily News signed by "Mad Mom" prompted the inquiry. Col. Albert Gange, public information officer, said the Army will determine the facts and issue guidance.
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FT. DIX
Army
New York Daily News
Albert Gange
Cold Wave Grips Eastern Regions Amid Death Toll
The Associated Press reports a severe cold wave sweeping eastern areas with midcontinent relief. At least six deaths linked to the weather have occurred since Tuesday including traffic victims and a man who died of a heart attack while shoveling snow. Temperatures drop sharply across the region.
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Associated Press
Christmas Rush For Paint Job
Los Angeles resident Tom Maxwell labors after midnight to finish painting his house at his wife Marie’s urging. The domestic scene shows a family prioritizing holiday prep over rest as Christmas approaches.
Man paints house at 4 am amid holiday decorating wait
Maxwell told a reporter he works as a market manager until midnight and must finish painting the house for his wife and four children. He expects to decorate after the project is done, saying his wife has urged him for about a year and a half.
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Maxwell
Deaths and Funerals Rites for Mrs Ermey and Mrs Morehead
The last rites for Mrs. Charlie Ermey were set for 2 p m Friday at Johnson Mortuary with Rev E M Pearson officiating and burial in Elmwood Cemetery. The Morehead funeral service was held Wednesday at Earlton EUB Church with Rev Paul Life conducting and burial at Elmwood Cemetery. A quartet sang and flower attendants and bearers were listed. The Roy S Gibson Funeral Home handled arrangements. A separate service for Mrs Charles Lagergren took place Wednesday at Friends Home Lutheran Church Savonburg with burial in Swedish Cemetery west of Savonburg. bearers included her grandsons.
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Ermey
Charlie Ermey
Johnson Mortary
E. M. Pearson
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Morehead
A. J. Morehead
Earlton Eub
Paul Life
Merle Ely
A. R. Brant
W. K. Brant
Floyd Hill
Old Rugged Cross
Raymond Fickel
Alva McLaren
Howard Brant
Claude Freidline
Everett George
Julius Hankie
Raymond Rickel
Leo Priddle
Roy S. Gibson
Insect Powder Fatal to Baby Sitter and Boy
In Chicago a 54 year old babysitter Finis Kittinger and a 2 year old boy Roger Van Horne died after ingesting cockroach powder used by mistake for flour in a dinner. The two sisters Deborah 3 and Susan 1 were seriously ill in hospital with slim chances of recovery.
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Chicago
Finis Kittinger
Roger van Horne
van Horne
Deborah
Susan
Kittinger
Darlene
Duane
Landon warns NATO in danger and calls for action
Former Gov Alf Landon told the Hi Y Club at Forbes Air Force Base that NATO is in a dangerous paralysis unless next weeks conference produces concrete decisions. He urged President Eisenhower to strengthen and streamline NATO militarily economically and diplomatically to prevent dissolution as Russia aims.
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Topeka
Alf Landon
NATO
Landon
Forbes Air Force Base
West European Leaders Prepare NATO Summit Meetings
Western European foreign ministers gather in Paris for a two day Council of Europe session ahead of a NATO heads of government meeting. Ministers will discuss unity, potential OEEC merger, extradition accords, and travel passport arrangements among Western Europe’s key groups.
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Paris
NATO
Council of Europe
Council
Eropean Union
European Common Market and Atomic Agency
Euratom
Organization For European Economic Cooperation
Otf
OEEC
Coal and Steel Community
The
Common Market
Europe
Atlas Missile Engine Tryout at Cape Canaveral
The Atlas missile engine underwent a static test at high thrust under tethering near Cape Canaveral. Officials in Washington reported the engine was run to assess performance as part of preparations toward an eventual flight. Spectators observed white smoke, marking a second such display in two days after prior unsuccessful attempts to fire the 5,500 mile range missile.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Washington
No More Child Brides For Mississippi State
Mississippi will end the practice of child marriage on July 1. The report notes girls as young as 10 or 11 were wed to much older men, drawing nationwide shock and prompting legal reform efforts across the state.
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Mississippi
Jackson
Miss.p
Illinois
New York
Tribune
Mississippi Tightens Marriage Law With Tests And Age Limits
The Legislature replaced Mississippi's lax marriage law with strict provisions requiring a blood test to prove absence of syphilis, a three day waiting period, and minimum ages of 15 for women and 17 for men. Publicity about child brides aided the passage.
Subway Strike Vote Tonight
New York subway union calls a membership meeting for tonight to vote on ending the strike after four days of heavy travel disruption. MBA executive secretary Frank Zelano says service is nearly normal using nonstrikers and supervisors and that reports of more workers returning are false. Union attorney Louis Waldman says the purpose is to inform members and prepare for any proposal offered during the day.
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New York
Manhattan
Frank Zelano
The
Motormen’s Benevolent Assn
Zelano
Louis Waldman
MBA
Worst Freeze Hits Florida Citrus and Crops
Florida suffered the worst freeze in 23 years with lows in the 20s. Warren Johnson of the frost warning service called the damage very disastrous for unprotected truck crops and lower east coast vegetables. The Florida Citrus Commission will meet Saturday to survey cold damage.
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Tampa
Fla
Florida
Warren Johnson
Lakeland
Johnson
Florida Citrus Commission
Weather Bureau
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
The Kansas City market shows cattle steady with high quality grain fed steers and heifers at 22.50 to 24.00, vealers 22.00 to 25.00, and cows 14.75 to 16.25. Hogs advance 50 to 75 cents, sows 25 higher, with barrows and gilts 19.00 to 25.00 and sows 15.75 to 16.50. Sheep steady with top lambs 21.00 to 50.00 and feeder types 18.00 to 20.50.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
U. S
Parsons
Egg and butter markets hold steady as prices mix
Chicago reports butter and eggs steady amid unchanged wholesale buying prices and mixed egg classifications. Kansas City note shows mixed futures for wheat corn and soybeans amid routine naval drills off Nova Scotia and a 2.2 million share day trading volume.
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Chicago
Fragmented OCR Stock Market Ledger Entry
A garbled OCR page lists assorted goods and prices including eggs and dairy items, meats, and hides with scattered numbers. It references current receipts and various product lines, reflecting a retailer’s ledger style fragment with inconsistent spacing and misspellings.
Part of Message Creates Quite a Stir
A torpedoed ship message sparked a Coast Guard alert before turning out to be a joint Canada United States navy exercise. The Miami Coast Guard received the indistinct report from the tanker South Carolina and alert waves spread through Kansas City Produce wholesale trade.
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New York
U. S
Coast Guard
Miami
South Carolina
Kansas City
Water Projects Are Held Up
The Army Engineer Corps halted all new water project contracts while reexamining programs under new budgetary constraints. The delay affects flood control navigation and power projects. Kansas City district notes about 152 million of 27.7 million is in contracts to be let and will be affected as reviews proceed.
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Washington
Army Engineer Corps
Army
Army Engineers
Kansas City
Jet Speed Record Attempt at Edwards AFB Stalled by Timer
Flying officer from Austin Texas Maj Adrian F. Drew aged 37 tried to surpass Britain's world speed record over a 10.1 mile straight course at Edwards Air Force Base California. He recorded an estimated 1185 miles per hour on two passes but failed to qualify because a photographic timer malfunctioned.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Austin
Tex
Britain
Air Force
Adrian FE. Drew
Wall Street Mixed After Early Rally Falters
In late afternoon trading the stock market showed a mixed pattern as early gains faded. Steel, motor and rail shares recovered from 1957 lows in morning trades, with rails posting definite gains by session end. Overall moves were modest with many stocks up or down a fraction to about one point.
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New York
Bandits Rob Emporia Station At Knifepoint Heist
Two suspects were arrested within an hour of a filling station holdup in Emporia. The attendant was robbed at knifepoint of an undetermined cash amount. The bandits wore black leather jackets and fled on foot.
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Emporia
Miss Magill Engagement Set for December Ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Magill announce the engagement of their daughter Ann to Neal Arnold son of Mr. and Mrs. O F Arnold of Cherryvale. The wedding is planned for December 28 at St Josephs Catholic Church.
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Humboldt
Paul Magill
Ann
Neal Arnold
O. F. Arnold
Cherryvale
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Old Guard Philosophy Criticized by Democrat Leader
State Democratic Chairman Frank Theis says the young Republicans cling to an old guard approach. He cites a state Young GOP convention resolution backing Agriculture Secretary Benson and a gubernatorial poll showing two thirds of delegates favoring no Republican candidate.
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Topeka
Frank Theis
Theis
Kansas
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