Hog and Cattle Prices Steady in Kansas City Livestock Market
Kansas City AP reports cattle and hog prices largely steady with calves and yearlings up to date. Cattle demand steady for grain fed steers and heifers while hogs show mixed moves with barrows and gilts 17 to 25 lower in spots and sows steady to strong. Sheep and lamb prices barely steady with lambs and feeders firming slightly. Parsons listings show varied ranges for hogs sows and bulls by weight and grade. Produce and Chicago markets note wholesale eggs unchanged and butter steady with mixed poultry prices. Wheat and soybeans mixed with no clear gains, corn mixed to up, oats and barley steady to higher in Chicago and Kansas City reports.
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Kansas City Livestock Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Kansas City
Good Hearted Youth Charged With Robbery
Richard Gary Stinemetze 19 and his wife Sharon 20 were arrested at a Lamont roadblock after a $1,670 bank robbery at First State Bank of Billings. They faced federal bank robbery charges with bonds set at $50,000 and $25,000. Employer called him a good hearted kid and described him as a mild spoken hustler.
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Oklahoma City
Richard Gary Stinemetze
Stinemetze
Sharon
Lamont
Okla
First State Bank of
Billings
Wichita
Kan
U.S
Gary
C. F
Bud) White
Wall Street Gains In Late Trading on Light Volume
The New York market rose in late afternoon dealings with about 4.3 million shares traded. Most key issues advanced from fractions to around a point, led by rails, steels, motors, chemicals, nonferrous metals and aerospace shares, while oils, electrical equipment and government bonds showed mixed or lower moves.
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New York
U.S
Daily Transit Hospital Admissions and Births Report
Hospital admissions listed for yesterday and today at Neosho Memorial Hospital include Mrs Harvie Clemens, Mrs John Hill, Mrs Frank Colborn, Mrs Florence Trent, Thomas Leatherman, Dale Dahlgren, John Hunt, Edna Nibarger, with two new admissions and a birth noted for Ev in Butts. Traffic citations cite Tommy Keith, Dennis Trotter and LaVerne Pembersola. District Court actions include two divorces. custody and property settlements awarded.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Harvie Clemens
John Hill
Elsmore
Frank Colborn
Thayer
Florence Trent
S. Lafayette
Thomas Leatherman
S. Garfield
Dale Dahlgren
Springfield
John Hunt
S. Tennessee
Edna Nibarger
S. Santa Fe
Howard Weis
Elizabeth Burris
S. Lincoln
Medical
Evin Butts
Tommy Keith
Chanute
Dennis Trotter
Coffeyville
LaVerne Pembersola
Moneka Farm Stores Sues C C Kremer in Erie Court
District Court action awards plaintiff judgment plus rent of 604.39 with interest and costs. Other notices include gas exposure incident at Church of God In Christ and various local incidents with minor damage reports. City Court actions include Moe Allred Ogle misdemeanor check case abated after payment of 2 and costs.
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District Court Action
Chanute
Virginie L. Cobb
Rolle
Cobbd
Billie Jane Ogie
Roy E. Ogle
Erie
Moneka Farm Stores, Inc
C. C. Kremer
Church of God In Christ
Washington
Consolidated Oil Well Service Co
4Th and Henry
Warwick
Moore Brothers
East City Limits
Allred
Moe
Ogle
Pills Price Gap Highlighted In 1961 Budget Message
Gov John Anderson cited price variation in Kansas pill costs, noting 100 tablets at $1.40 under one county system versus $32 under a different system. Probate notice details guardian petition to sell ward John Halbert Eddy’s undivided 36 1/3 percent of Lot 4 Block 48 in Chanute, with hearing set February 10, 1961 in Erie.
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John Anderson
Kansas
Erie
Neosho County
Robert Pennington
John Halbert Eddy
Pennington
Chanute Tribune
District Court
Chanute Mary
State OF
Chamute
Mary E. Moffitt
Ainsworth
Willie C. Ainsworth
Ruby E. Richey
Ruby Richey
Lloyd L. Ainsworth
Harry A Ainsworth
Robert D. Ainsworth
Eunice Ainsworth
Elva Ellen Wilson
Elva Wilson
New Chicago
City of
Chanute
W. H. Ainsworth
Sarah Elizabeth Ainsworth
Harry R. Ainsworth
Minetta B. Eddy
W. C Ainsworth
Ruby E Richey
LL. K. Ainsworth
Harry A. Ainsworth
Robert C. Ainsworth
John Halbert
Rural Grange Meeting Set At Rural School
Rural Grange will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Rural School with cookies and coffee served. The Petrolia Community meeting was postponed from January 20 to January 27. Bill Johnson Furniture Store owner visited Dallas for latest styles and purchases. Mike Harris named advertising manager of the University Daily Kansan at Kansas University. John Gray arrested for intoxication and sentenced to 15 days in county jail. A .22 pistol reported stolen was recovered with no arrest. Eight Senior High School cars cited for illegal parking. Santa Fe carloadings for week ending January 14 1961 totaled 3 399 with connections 8 894 and total cars moved 32 293.
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Mike Harris
Fred Harris
W. 2Nd
Kansan
Kansas University
Lawrence
K. U
Chanute Senior High School
Kansas Board
Santa Fe
Taylor Held for January 25 Hearing on Embezzlement Charge
Fred L. Taylor of 1 E. 4th, a tank wagon driver for Mid-America Refining Co., was arrested yesterday on a misdemeanor warrant charging embezzlement of refinery products. The warrant, issued on a complaint by Mid-America president Q. O. Cunningham, led to Taylor being released without bond for a city court hearing on January 25.
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Fred L. Taylor
E. 4Th
Mid- America Refining Co
QO. H. Cunningham
Mid-America
Taylor
Father Charged In Deaths Of 12 At Bedford Quebec
Crown prosecutor Claude Noiseux will charge Abel Vosburgh 63 with murder in the deaths of his wife and 11 children found in their burned shanty Dec 29. A coroner's jury found him criminally responsible. Vosburgh denied causing the fire and said he called to his wife as flames rose. Irving 18 testified of monthly fights and past rib injuries, and that his father threatened to kill his mother.
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Bedford
Que
Claude Noiseux
Abel Vosburgh
Vosburgh
Noyon
Montreal
Irving
Crippled Housewife Named 1961 Mother of the Year
Polly Spangler 31 of Tustin California, polio crippled since 1954, was chosen national Mother of the Year by the March of Dimes. She runs her home from a motorized wheelchair, cares for husband Jerrold and children Caryn and Mike, and built a battery powered chair. She also became honorary chairwoman of the 1961 Mothers March for Funds set to begin late January.
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New York
Polly Spangler
California
National March of Dimes
Jerrold
Caryn
Mike
Spangler
Rockefeller son faces traffic charge in Berlin court
Michael Rockefeller, 22, son of Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, is due in Berlin court February 2 to answer a traffic charge after being arrested on the Berlin Turnpike for driving 60 mph in a 45 mph zone during a snow storm Sunday night.
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Berlin
Conn
Michael Rockefeller
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Driver Fined in Police Court Plea for DWI
Clyde Alfred Brown of 206 N. Malcolm pleaded guilty in police court after arrest Monday for driving while intoxicated. He chose a $125 fine over 90 days in county jail and was taken to Erie.
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Clyde Alfred Brown
Malcolm
Erie
Wheat State U.S.A. Wins Kansas Centennial Song
The Kansas centennial song contest winner “Wheat State U.S.A.” will be performed at the Native Sons and Daughters Founders Day Dinner in Topeka on January 28. The song was written by Mrs. Ernest Offen of Topeka and Florence Cullison of Midland Texas.
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Topeka
Wheat State
U.S.A
Kansas Native Sons and Daughters
Ernest Offen
Florence Cullison
Midland
Tex
Skindivers Probe Tower In North Atlantic
Skindivers plunged 160 feet into the sunken Texas Tower radar station seeking survivors but found only debris. The search paused until deep sea divers can assist with breathing apparatus. The Navy abandoned hope for the 14 airmen and 14 civilian workers missing after Sundays storm.
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New York
North Atlantic
Texas Tower
Navy
Air Force
Allen M. Shinn
Wasp
Sheriff Sale Notice in Chanute Kansas Court Case
Public auction set for February 13 1961 at 10:00 AM at the Memorial Building Chanute Neosho County to sell an undivided one half interest in SW1 4 and SW1 4 NW1 4 of Section 11 Township 29 South Range 19 East to satisfy an Order of Sale in the Bank of Commerce Chanute case The Sheriff of Neosho County executes the sale and notes the hearing date January 10 1961.
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Chanute Tribune
District Court
Neosho County
Kansas
Chanute
Bank OF Commerce
Helen Sparks
Ralph Sparks
Shore Entities
Memorial
Section
Township 29
Range 19
Gerald D. Sloan
State budget shows cuts and restored items in 1962 plan
The document outlines Anderson’s proposed 1962 budget by function, noting restorations such as a $3,000 Kansas Academy of Science grant and a $1 million emergency fund, alongside vetoed items by Docking. Totals show 1961 operating expenditures at about $268.4 million with 1962 requests around $274.2 million and Anderson’s recommendation near $279.8 million.
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Fall River
Toronto
Kansas Academy of Science
Docking
Anderson
Conservation of Agriculture and Natural Resources
Heady Heads County NFO Elects Leaders at Erie Meeting
Alfred Heady was elected president of the Neo sho County chapter of the National Farmers Organization at a meeting in Erie attended by about 150 county farmers. Officers named include Stanley Harding as vice president and Le land Van Cleave as secretary with Ray Carter treasurer.
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Erie
Alfred Heady
Eric R. 1
Neosho County
National Farmers Organization
Stanley Harding
Leland van Cleave
Ray Carter
Elvin Butts
Paul Heady
C. D. Dunham
Clifford Culbertson
S. C. Hudson
Russell Heady
John Lewis
W. E Breneman
Richard Fortune
Lloyd Dulaney
Chanute Tribune Briefs: January 18 1961
Wednesday issue from Chanute Kansas summarizes local briefs and notices in page two. Readers see agency updates and upcoming community events within Chanute, Neosho County, and surrounding towns. Local organizations, schools, and businesses are referenced in concise items.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Grain and dairy bargaining committees named and alternates listed
Harold Heilman and Howard Un ruh lead the grain bargaining committee with George Doughterty Paul Heady Alfred Heacy Wayne Harding and N L Gulick. Alternates are George Nordstedt Lawrence Dick and Darrell Dunivant. The dairy bargaining committee includes Emil Semrad Homer LaRue Elvin Butts Clifford Culbertson and Kenneth Norris with alternates Lloyd Carson C H Steinbacher and O D Dunham.
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Harold Heilman
Howard Unruh
Grain Bargaining Committee
George Doughterty
Paul Heady
Alfred Heacy
Wayne Harding
N. L. Gulick
George Nordstedt
Lawrence Dick
Darrell Dunivant
Dairy Bargaining Committee
Emil Semrad
Homer LaRue
Elvin Butts
Clifford Culbertson
Kenneth Norris
Lloyd Carson
C. H. Steinbacher
O. D. Dunham
Fast Delivery of Foreign Mail
An air mail letter posted in Limerick Ireland at 3 15 p m Monday arrived in Knoxville Tennessee at 2 45 p m Tuesday Postmaster C Edwin Graves delivered the letter to Mrs William M Bigelow after staff alerted him to the postmark Graves said the letter was flown to the United States by a jet and apparently made all connections on time.
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Knoxville
Flags Show Red White and Blue in Dozens of Nations
Observers note that red white and blue appear on flag colors of at least ten nations indicating shared color symbolism and diverse national identities across the world.
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Ween
Rural Grange
Petrolia
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Dalla
John Gray
Marion Thomas
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Skindivers Probe Tower
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