Panthers Travel To Coffeyville For Crucial Tilt
Chanute in fourth place hosts Coffeyville Red Ravens in a key EKJL battle. Coffeyville sits 3-1 tied for second, Parsons leads with 2-0, Chanute seeks to climb as Williams Burton Cramer Henry pace scoring. Gametime is 7 30 p m tomorrow night in Coffeyville with height edge for Chanute on the baseline.
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Coffeyville
Chanute Black Panthers
Coffeyville Red Ravens
Parsons
Chanute
Arkansas City
Ravens
Ark City
Arkansas University
Wichita University
Independence
Lou Williams
Jerry Burton
Ed Cramer
Les van Winkle
Paul Henry
Jerry Steele
Larry Williams
Larry Gragg
Charles Rappard
Bob Davis
Larry Snyder
Tom Keller
Jim Bridges
Burton
Cramer
Henry
Davis
Keller
Snyder
Wilson County Extension Board Adopts New Office Secretary
Wilson County Extension board heard progress reports for the past year and announced Jeanean Beemer as office secretary. Beemer, a former 4-H member with a decade in 4-H work, will handle correspondence and inquiries. The office reported about 1,500 calls, 3,000-plus phone calls, 300 news stories, 100 radio programs, 2,000 bulletins, and 500 meetings during 1960. The board plans to move the office to the new courthouse soon.
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Fredonia
Wilson County Extension Board
Jeanean Beemer
Cox Grain Co
Extension Office
Extension Board
Lee Campbell
Housewife Sells To Competitor
In Parkville Missouri Mrs. Fred R Moran Jr tells a bread salesman she bakes her own bread and declines his offer. The encounter hints at a local story about competition and domestic economy.
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Parkville
Fred R. Moran Jr
Vender Quits After Half-Dollar Bread Purchase
A salesman returns a fresh loaf after a housewife’s price of fifty cents. The man pays with a half dollar and departs, leaving the crusty story as a small wartime style exchange.
Funeral Service Held for Mrs Florence E Allen
The funeral for Mrs Florence E Allen was held Monday at Koch Skinner Memorial chapel with Mrs H Moss officiating. Mrs O H Cunningham accompanied by Mrs Myrtle C Nelson sang. Bearers were Don Hilton Wells Rood Wayne Norman Jim Pruitt George Penner and George Lightfoot. Burial followed in the Allen Mausoleum Elmwood Cemetery.
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Florence E. Allen
Koch-Skinner Memorial Chapel
H. Moss
Christian Science Reader
O. H. Cunningham
Myrtle C Nelson
Don Hilton
Wells Rood
Wayne Norman
Jim Pruitt
George Penner
George Lightfoot
Allen Mausoleum
Elmwood Cemetery
McNamara selects Defense Team. labor leaders oppose picks
Secretary designate Robert S. McNamara spurs tension with organized labor by picking his own Defense Department team. He rejected Joseph D. Keenan of the AFL CIO and others, prompting labor chiefs to protest and Kennedy to reassign, offering ambassadorships Keenan declined.
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Robert S. McNamara
Defense Department
McNamara
Ford Motor Co
John F. Kennedy
Joseph D. Keenan
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Aflcio
Keenan
Defense
New York
Kennnedy
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Meany
Kennedy
New Zealand
Kansas City Livestock Prices Mixed Across Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Cattle 5,500 head with steers steady to 25 higher and cows strong to 25 higher. good to high choice steers 23.25-27.00, heifers 22.00-26.00, feeders 23.00-25.00. Hogs 3,500 head steady barrows and gilts, sows up to 25, weight ranges 190-270 and 300-550. Sheep 1,900 head lambs steady, ewes up to 1.00, feeder lambs firm. parsons numbers show mixed grades and weights for hogs, cattle, and sheep. overall activity moderate. Kansas City Produce note unchanged for eggs poultry and butter. Chicago reports live poultry receipts and butter and eggs steadiness with varied prices.
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Kansas City
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U.S
Chicago Produce
Chicago
White Rock
Grain market and local notices flow into Perry Kansas meeting
Chicago and Kansas City grain brief outlines bids for Wheat Corn Oats Barley Soybeans and related prices with mentions of Perry community meeting led by Mrs F Ladd and sheriff Paul Gustin. Also reports a Kansas City police court guilty plea by Jess McMillen and other commodity prices heavy white oats and soybeans figures.
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Perry
Perry Scohol
F. Ladd
Paul Gustin
Woodson
Alfred
Moe) Ogle
Chanute
Kansas City
Wall Street Ends Mixed After Moderate Decline
The New York stock market slipped in late trading with about 3.7 million shares changing hands, as pivotal issues fell slightly during the day’s first clear decline since 1961 began. Brokers cited overdue profit taking and a slow trading pace amid broad declines in steel stocks despite stronger yearend production. Government bonds rose while corporates eased.
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U.S
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Chrysler Conteecs
Dow Chem
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Pere Me
Gamble Sk
de Drae
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P&l
Mo Kan Tex
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D's Mont Ward
Ut No Am
Spen Chem
Cocuuitiéity Sperry Rd
Ag Ae U
Eticar
Kansas Vet Med Assn Chooses President at Wichita
Dr. F. H. Oberst of Manhattan was elected president of the Kansas Veterinary Medical Assn at the annual convention held in Wichita. The meeting elected officers and set goals for member services.
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Wichita
F. H. Oberst
Manhattan
The
Kansas Veterinary Medical Assn
Deputy clerk replacement and theft report in city
Mrs. Kenneth Cumings substituted yesterday for Mrs. Freda Solomon deputy clerk of the district court due to illness Solomon returned today. Marion Thomas reported a .22 pistol was stolen from his apartment last night the gun taken from its holster in a dresser drawer.
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Jess McMillen
Texas
Kenneth Cumings
S. Flummer
Freda Solomon
Marion Thomas
N. Grant
Hospital Activity Report Neosho Area Daily Update
Daily admissions list Dorlis Locke Mrs H H Stone Effie Willoughby Theresa Williams Fred Crow Phillip Slater Sr Glen Wheeler and others with origins in Neosho area including Yates Center Thayer and Humboldt Births noted for Parsons Wiltse families. Dismissals include Zornes Ford Hoke Leatherman Barnhart Wright Greer and others. Traffic citation Maurice C Cunnings of Lawrence. city court actions include misdemeanor check cases with abatements and payments.
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Dorlis Locke
S. Evergreen
H. H. Stone
R. 2
Effie Willoughby
Theresa Williams
N. Grant
Fred Crow
N. Highland
Frank C. VanGotten
S. Santa Fe
Phillip Slater
Yates Center
Glen W. Wheeler
Thayer
Freddie Zornes
N. Evergreen
Walter Ford
Benedict
Benjamin Hoke
Humboldt
Thomas Leatherman
S. Garfield
Cecil Barnhart
Eric
Hannah W. Wright
Neosho Manor
Edwin Greer
Earlton
James Parsons
Lavonburg
Richard Wiltse
Altoona
Phillip Slater Sr
Phillip Born
St. Paul
Vern Elliott
Honorary Commissions To Andersons Son In Kansas
Maj. Gen. Joseph Nickell granted honorary commissions to John Anderson III aged 12 and David Anderson aged 10. The text states they are to observe orders from the governor and elders and be assigned to Gov John Anderson Jr for quarters and rations. The governor notes the posts carry no duties or emoluments.
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Topeka
Joseph Nickell
John Anderson III
David Anderson
State of
Kansas
John Anderson Jr
John Ill
David
Guessing Game Opened Up By Ike Budget Proposal
The Eisenhower budget to Congress opens a guessing game for taxpayers and business. Spending and receipts hinge on Congress action and task force reports to President-elect Kennedy. If all suggestions are adopted spending would exceed 80.9 billion and receipts depend on a revived economy and higher taxes.
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AP Business News
New York
Eisenhower
Congress
John F Kennedy
Treasury
Budget Watch: Business Interests Track 1962 Funds
Business groups study the proposed 1962 budget noting a narrow path to surplus, with total spending rising to about 101.8 billion and receipts at 193.1 billion. Defense and veteran benefits climb, foreign aid up, while some civilian programs gain funds and others shrink.
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Fisen-hower
Congress
Community News Briefs From Erie Area Weekend Events
Local families and friends attended district MYF meetings in Pittsburg with the Torrences and Miss Freeby remaining for Sunday activities. Relatives visiting from Nashville, Hutchinson, and Waggoner connected with the Fischer, Hallman, and Green families. Numerous social gatherings, bowling, pinochle, and Legion events filled weekend, with travel and family visits across Kansas.
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J. M. Torrence
Susan Freeley
Janie Pontious
Pittsburg
MYF
The
Methodist Church
Torrence
Miss Freeby
Torrences
Miss Pontious
Chet Freeby
Clark
False Teeth FastEeth Powder Advertisement Claim
An ad touts FALSE TEETH FASTEETH a powder to sprinkle on upper or lower plates to keep teeth secure. It promises no sliding or rocking and claims a neutral taste with no fear or sour odor, describing its alkaline formula.
February Meeting Set With Mrs Virgil Watts
A note indicates the February meeting will be with Mrs Virgil Watts while members sewed carpet rags for the hostess.
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Virgil Watts
Domestic Crude Output Drops During Week
Tulsa based Oil and Gas Journal survey shows daily average production of domestic crude oil and condensate fell by 17 855 barrels to 7 136 240 in the week ended Jan 14. Oklahoma shipments dropped 13 450 barrels to 503 950 and Kansas declined 3 405 to 290 865. Journal estimates 1961 annual production at 100 032 345 barrels versus 101 020 500 a year earlier.
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Okla
Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahoma
Kansas
the Journal
Mrs Slane Hosts Past Noble Grand gathering
Mrs. Hazel Slane of 606 S. Maichel was hostess Friday evening to the Past Noble Grand. Mrs. H R Williams Mrs C H Bates and Mrs Bessie Dammerel assisted. Miriam circle members attended with Mrs Nathan Hole presiding. Games and refreshments followed. Next meeting set for February 24 at 2 p.m. with Ethel Stevens at 923 W Main.
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Hazel Slane
S. Maicel
H. R. Williams
C. H. Bates
Bessie Dammerel
Miriam Circle
Nathan Hole
Ethel Stevens
W. Main
Global Briefs from AP World News Roundup
AP dispatches report a 3,000 strong leftist rally in Tokyo protesting U. S. intervention in Laos. In Paris, three factory workers were wounded in an Algerian nationalist attack. In Oslo a girl swaps coats with a thief, then is stopped returning. In Moscow Stokowski shows willingness for joint Nutcracker filming with Soviet French and British filmmakers. Cyprus leader Clerides dies in court at 73. Khrushchev adds Togo to West Africa tour itinerary per Tass.
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Moscow
Leopold Stokowski
Tchaikovsky
Soviet [Culture
Nikita Khrushchev
Togo Republic
Tass
Khrushchev
Togo
S.olympio
Coss Named Branch Manager of Wichita SBA Office
Vernon F. Coss of Medicine Lodge Kansas was appointed branch manager of the Wichita office of the Federal Small Business Administration.
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Vernon F. Coss
Medicine Lodge
Kas
Torday
Wichita
Federal Small Business Administration
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