Christmas Homecomings and Local Notices
Twin brothers Wayne and Dwayne Miller of Benedict, former Air Force members, are due home for Christmas after four years of service including time in Japan. Mary Bailey of Earlton visits relatives in Long Beach and Garden Grove, California. The Earlton HD Unit meets Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Mrs. Don Porter’s home to bring food for a needy family.
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Wayne
Dwayne Miller
Kenneth Miller
Benedict
Air Force
Japan
Mary Bailey
Earlton
Dale Schlosser
Mr. Schlosser
Don Moses
Randy
Skipper
Long Beach
Calif
Bailey
Jerry Bailey
Don Porter
Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Reported
Daily Transcript lists admitting today Mrs. Eugene Jenkins at 719 S Washington. Dismissals noted: Mrs. Billy Thomas and son Humboldt, Mrs. Clifford Culbertson Thayer, Rosetella Cassingham 919 N La, James R. Crisler Winola, Archie Washburn Rose. Traffic citations include Milford Driskill 803 N Steuben for illegal parking with $2 bond posted and Melvin Alger R 2 for blocking sidewalk with $2 bond posted.
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Milford Driskill
N. Steuben
Melvin Alger
Executions Ordered For Three Soldiers
Three soldiers sentenced to death for murder will be executed at the U S Disciplinary Barracks. John T Lee 38 of Philadelphia Pa Winfred D Moore 23 of Virginia Beach Va and Thomas J Edwards 23 of Ardmore Okla face the hangings to be set by Lt Gen William H Arnold commander of the 5th Army Lee was convicted of killing Sgt Stanley R Wade in Neu Ulm Germany June 22 1953 Moore killed cab driver Charles Pettit after a Ft Bragg Fayetteville trip June 30 1953 Edwards beat Maria Stowasser in Kitainger Germany March 1 1953.
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FT. Leavenworth
U. S
Public Information Office
John T. Lee
Philadelphia
Winfred D. Moore
Virginia Beach
Thomas J. Edwards
Ardmore
Oklo
William H. Arnold
5Th Army
PIO
Lee
Stanley R. Wade
Neu Ulm
Germany
Moore
Charles Pettit
Ft. Bragg
Fayetteville
N. C
Edwards
Maria Stowasser
Kitainger
Moscow Dairy Farmers Honored by Soviet
The Soviet Union awarded the Order of Lenin to dairy farmers in Moscow and Voronezh regions. Moscow farms produced 268000 tons of milk this year, 61000 more than 1955, while Voronezh producers doubled their quota to 194000 tons.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Voronezh
National Guard Airlift For Kansas Cadets
Gov Fred Hall announced the Kansas Air National Guard will airlift 15 cadets from West Point to spend holiday time at Kansas homes. An ANG plane will fly them to Kansas Saturday and return them to the academy on New Year’s Day.
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Topeka
Fred Hall
Kansas Air National Guard
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
N. Y
Kansas
Air National Guard
Death notices Roy Chandler Kincaid
Roy Chandler of Kincaid father of Wilbur Chandler died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after six months illness. Born April 20, 1886 in Clay County Missouri he retired from farming. married Opal Owens in 1913 at Colony. Survived by son seven grandchildren three brothers two sisters and several relatives. funeral arrangements pending.
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Roy Chandler
Kincaid
Wilbur Chandler
W. 5Th
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Chandler
Clay County
Opal Owens
Colony
Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
J. R. Chandler
Ada
Okla
R. G. Chandler
Nowata
C. E. Chandler
Alva
C. V.poole
Emporia
Paul Butcher
Bartlesville
Estella Chandler
R. K. Chandler
Koch-Skinner
Wall Street activity lifts spotty market late trading
Rails and steels were actively traded as the stock market edged higher late in the afternoon. Volume for the day was estimated around 2,400,000 shares, with about 2,500,000 shares traded yesterday.
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New York
Kansas City Livestock Prices Mixed as Markets Climb and Dip
Cattle overall steady to 50 lower with steers 16.00 to 18.00 and up to 19.50 for extras. Hogs show 25 lower on barrows and gilts, sows steady to 14.50. Sheep and lambs mostly higher with spring lambs around 18.00 and ewe values rising. Parsonsl market reports offer varied weights and prices, including prime veals at 24.00 and utilities 17.00 to 19.00. Poultry and eggs show mixed quotes with modest gains in butter and standard eggs available.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
U.S
Parsons
Chicago Production Died Early Today in Hospital
Chicago reports a death early today in a local hospital. Market notes show butter steady in Knoxville with receipts at 383,000 and wholesale buying prices holding. Egg prices weaken with 6,800 receipts and mixed quality categories listed. Live poultry prices steady with 1,202 coops reported and various weight ranges. grain futures firm with mixed changes across wheat corn oats rye and soybeans. Kansas City cash quotes list multiple grain and feed items with No 2 and No 3 grades and specific price ranges.
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Chicago
Knoxville
Tenn
Strick
Chicago Grain Chicago
Board of Trade Toay
Kansas City
Pioneer Allen Gibson Dies in Coffeyville
Coffeyville obituary records Allen H. Gibson a pioneer resident and former Osage Indian administrative agent died at his daughter's home in Tulsa He would have turned 96 on December 23 funeral services set for 2 p.m Thursday in Coffeyville
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Coffeyville
Allen H. Gibson
Hel i
Walter Brown
Tulsa
India's Bandit Queen Reported Wounded in Clash
New Delhi Putli the bandit queen was reported wounded in a clash with police about 150 miles south of New Delhi. She reportedly escaped with injuries unknown. In a prior October raid she rode sidesaddle, led her men to tie and shoot 19 villagers, 14 killed and others wounded.
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New Delhi
Putli
India
Wilkerson Elected in Russell Kansas
John Wilkerson elected as administrative assistant in Russell Kansas reports indicate local government appointment.
Chamber elects KC staff as U S 40 Highway Assn president
The Kansas City staff of the Chamber of Commerce was elected president of the U S 40 Highway Association last night.
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Kansas City
Chamber of Commerce
U. S. 40
Reds Claim Professor Quits U.S. for Russia
Moscow Tass reported St. Louis University professor O S Makar, 47, a specialist in photographic map making, and his wife Alexandria Sofia Makar renounced their American citizenship to live and work in the Soviet Union. The move was cited from Ny Dag, the Stockholm Communist newspaper.
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Moscow
Tass
St. Louis University
Soviet Union
O. S. Makar
Alexandria Sophia Makar
Stockholm
Ny Dag
Uncertain connections to Stockholm conference surfaced
A fragment suggests a person possibly seeking Soviet citizenship via a letter to the U S Embassy in Stockholm before a flight to Moscow. It hints at contact with Soviet scientists at the Stockholm conference attended last summer, mentioning a common surname Makar in Ukraine.
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U.S
Stockholm
Moscow
Makar
Soviet
Ukraine
Docking in good condition after hospital visit
Kansas City report states Governor elect George Docking of Lawrence is in good condition at the University of Kansas Medical Center after seeking treatment yesterday for a respiratory infection. Attendants say he spent a comfortable night.
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Kansas City
Kas
George Docking
Lawrence
University of Kansas Medical Center
Clare Booth Luce Receives Italian Honor in Farewell
Clare Booth Luce, retiring as U.S. ambassador to Rome, was awarded Italy's Grand Cross of the Order of Merit at a farewell luncheon. Foreign Minister Gaetano Maritino praised the lasting US Italy friendship. David Zellerbach of San Francisco succeeds her as ambassador.
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Rome
Clare Booth Luce
U.S
Italy
Gaetano Mar‘tino
David Zellerbach
San Francisco
British Official Dies Campbell Director of BIS in Washing
Campbell, head of the British Information Services in Washington, has died. The longtime diplomat served in the British information office and led BIS for several years, shaping coverage and public diplomacy.
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Campbell
The
British Information Services In
Washing
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