Local notes and holiday events in the city
A mix of community items includes holiday gift promotions from Richardson Insurance, a traffic accident with an unidentified driver, city officials in Topeka to discuss no fund warrants, airport officials meeting with the Civil Aeronautics Administration, and residents heading to Fordyce Arkansas for a family visit plus a Friday Reading club gathering at Thayer hosted by Mrs. A. L. Palmer.
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Chester Dimond
Washington
Main
Lincoln
Dimond
R. J. Hayes
George Donaldson
Topeka
Tax Commission
Hayes
Commissioners
Paschal Grimes
Fred Montague Jr
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Kansas City
Roy D. Johnson
H. E. Anderson
W. Main
E. P. Gibson
Friday Reading Club
A. L. Palmer
Thayer
Sia Advocates Westward Offensive Start for Peace
The statement argues that a Western-led offensive should begin to secure peace. It emphasizes a strategic move by Western powers and frames the action as essential for ending hostilities and stabilizing regional security.
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Sia
Tulsa man jailed for murder in traffic death
Joseph Wayne Hamilton aged 20 pleaded guilty to second degree murder in a Kansas City traffic collision that killed Herman E. Donaldson 47 of Kansas City Missouri. Hamilton admitted attempting to rob the cab driver during the Aug 12 crash on a viaduct. Judge McHale imposed an indeterminate prison term.
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Kansas City
Kan
Tulsa
Joseph Wayne Hamilton
Herman E. Donaldson
Charles Price
Hamilton
William H. McHale
Admittances and Dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Hospital daily record lists Thursday admittances including Janice Jordan 203 N Washington medical Earl Bell 120 W Main surgical Larry Harvey Buffalo surgical Edgar Kustandorter 515 W Chestnut medical Linda Willis 13816 W Sth medical Dismissals Thursday Max Glamser Welda Leslie N Bolen 1120 S Evergreen Clarence Cox Stark Dismissals today Mrs Joseph Vincent and son Walnut Mrs Thad Clements Humboldt
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Janice Jordan
N. Washington
Earl Bell
W. Main
Larry Harvey
Buffalo
Surgical
Edgar Kustandorter
W. Chestnut
Medical
Linda Willis
W. Sth
Max Glamser
Welda
Leslie N. Bolen
Evergreen
Clarence Cox
Stark
Joseph Vincent
Stierwalt Funeral Service Held at Johnson Mortuary
Israel Stierwalt funeral was held yesterday afternoon at Johnson Mortuary with Rev. Judd Jones officiating. Burial followed at Elmwood Cemetery. Odd Fellows Lodge led the graveside rites. Music was performed by Mrs. Hazel Slane and others, with flower attendants Mines, Ora Ritterhouse, Nathan Hole, H O Older, and Robert Christie. Bearers were Dr J S Whittemberry, Robert Christie, Nathan Hole, Fred Oliverson, Elmer Hensha, and Ora Ritterhouse.
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Stierwalt
Israel Stierwalt
Johnson Mortuary
Judd Jones
Elmwood Cemetery
Odd Fellows Lodge
William Phillips
Glenn Eastburn
Hazel Slane
Mines
Ora Ritterhouse
Nathan Hole
H. O. Older
Robert Christie
J. S. Whitteberry
Fred Oliverson
Elmer Hensha
North Atlantic Moves Toward Kremlin Disarmament Talks
Senator Humphrey of Minnesota said Washington supports NATO efforts toward new disarmament talks with Russia as part of the peace process.
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Washington
Humphrey
D-Minn
North Atlantic Alliance
MoPac Pays Kansas Tax Under Protest
MoPac, the Missouri Pacific Railroad, paid 714862 dollars in first half taxes under protest across 60 Kansas counties where it owns property. State official Eldon Sloan said this is the first time in years a major utility has paid under protest in the state and noted the line also paid 1137267 dollars in the same period. Sloan said the company protests about 63 percent of the amount, claiming assessments would yield only 37 percent if tied to local property. The railroad plans recovery actions in each county.
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Topeka
Missouri Pacific Railroad Co
Kansas
Eldon Sloan
Sloan
Hogs Higher Cattle Meager In Kansas City Market
Kansas City livestock market shows hogs up 25 to 50 cents with 2 000 head traded barrows and gilts while sows remain steady. Calves 500 head, cattle 50, market not established. Sheep 50 head, market not established. Eggs and butter mixed across Chicago and Kansas City markets with wholesale and consumer price adjustments. Grain markets mixed with wheat and soybeans up or down on the board. Hay receipts scarce.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
P Usda
U. S
Chicago
Board of Trade
Local Market Prices and Shares Mentioned
The snippet lists eggs by grade and weight such as 45 Grade A Large and 37 Grade A SMA co, plus entries for Hens and Roossets with weights and prices. It also references current receipts and cream prices, while noting Armco stock and National Supply as major industry players in steel and tubular goods.
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Dotmoor
Ginsta Essevtese
Cecesssus
SMA
Esicervvacas
Esseesus
Aysus Ab
Crete
Dessin Ts Cas
Armco
National Supply
Russians to Release Documentary on Sputnik Launches
Moscow reports that a Soviet film will depict the launch of earth satellites. The documentary will show earlier rocket tests, Sputnik II construction, and canine volunteers for space flight including Laika the dog selected for the pioneering mission.
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Moscow
Soviet Russia
Laika
National Supply and Amco Steel Announce Merger Plan
Pittsburgh report says directors of National Supply Co and Armco Steel Corp approved in principal a merger. The action awaits stockholder approval from both firms. Officers were authorized to finalize the detailed contract. The agreement provides National Supply stockholders would receive 85 hundredths of a...
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Pittsburgh
National Supply Co
Armco Steel Corp
National Supply
Hung Jury In Hoffa Case Ends Trial Deadlocked
In New York a federal court jury failed to reach a verdict against James R. Hoffa president elect of the Teamsters Union. The panel of seven men and five women reported a hopeless deadlock eleven to one for conviction against Hoffa Owen O B Brennan of Detroit Local 337 and Bernard Spindel a professional wiretap peer were charged with conspiring to tap phones in the Detroit Teamsters building to learn information given to investigators. Conviction would carry up to one year in jail and a ten thousand dollar fine.
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New York
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
Owen O'B. Brennan
Detroit Teamsters Local 337
Bernard Spindel
Detroit Teamsters
Army generals fined for illegal goose hunting
Maj. Gen. Rinaldo Van Brunt and Lt. Gen. Edward T. Williams were fined $25 and costs each in U.S. District Court for illegally hunting wild geese over a baited area. Van Brunt appeared before Judge Roszel C. Thomson. Williams did not attend, citing government duties at Ft. Monroe.
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Baltimore
Rinaldo van Brunt
2Nd Army
Fort Meade, Md
Edward T. Williams
Continental Army Command
Ft. Monroe
U.S. District Court
van Brunt
Roszel C. Thomson
Williams
Press of Government Business
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Buzbee
Daily Transcript
Neosho Memorial Hospital
MoPac
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Chrysler
Anaconda
Atchison
Beth Steel
Ms du Ponter
Eagle
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Motors
Mont Ward
No Am
Phill
Enwee
St Jos Lead
Sears Rock
Aee
Socony
Sun
U S Steel Ween Ctw
Firestone
Jearanke Sale
Excr
Westinghouse
Philco
Westinghouse and Gibson Refrigerator
Sparton
New TV Guarantee
Steven
Firestone Stores
E. Main
Jack Hadley
Mgr
Bendix Radio Phono Console
Hood Househeroin
Sputnik
Amco
Poinsettias
UANS
S. Central
Ilegal Hunt
The
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Ery Ward
T.V
Record Department
RCA Victor
Joe Reisman
Ames Brothers
Frankie Carle
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P. Newborn
Bob Scobey
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