Hogs Higher Cattle Steady in Kansas City Livestock Report
Kansas City AP report shows cattle 12,000 head with calves 300 and steers largely steady while cows fall 25 to 50 from previous, hogs up 50 to 75 for barrows and gilts and sows firm to strong, lambs steady to 50 higher with feeder lambs and ewes active in a mixed market.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Moss Hired As Consultant For Turnpike
The Kansas Turnpike Authority approved hiring its director Gale Moss as a special consultant at 16500 dollars annually, matching the director’s salary, after routine hearings and adding three new members to the commission. The action followed the Parsons Livestock meeting and involved discussion of cattle and hog market figures and wage scales.
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Topeka
Kansas Turnpike Authority
Gale Moss
Parsons
U. Moss
U.S
John Kirchner
Kirchner
Rector
George
Ers
Moss
Creep
Choice
Don Hults
Lawrence
Edward W. Beaman
Hoyt
Walter Johnson
Hults
Beaman
Senate
House
Earlton Echoes in Busy Kansas Town Notices
Earlton mayor and councilmen refill city fire truck and note safety after school films. Local obituaries include Charles Milton Clifford buried in El Dorado with family visiting from Earlton and Grenola. Community listings report visitors, showers, hospitalizations, and road safety emphasis amid frequent accidents.
Admission and discharge brief at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Saturday admissions include Vicke Lynn Stages and several patients from Adams, Moran, Humboldt and Thayer with surgeries noted. Dismissals list multiple residents and a fire call reported at 10:54 a.m. with stove smoke and no damage. Local deeds filed show transfers by tole Abstract Co. and various property lots and halvings in multiple townships.
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N. Kansas
James Rickerson
E. Oak
Robert Phillips
Kenneth Chambers
Yates Center
W. A. Baker
Earlton
Cora Hawkins
Moran
Jessie Erickson
Welda
George Norris
Thayer
Victoria Rameriz
Humboldt Medical
Elvin Butts
Helen Hubler
Highland
Stove
Movements and Notices From Chanute Briefs
Mrs Orie Montgomery injured in January fall transfers to Bryant's Rest Home. Police investigate railcar window breakage by two boys as young as 12 and 13 with no charges filed. Fred L Zornes arrested on simple assault warrant, posted bond for city court. Chanute Teachers Assn meeting rescheduled to Jan 31 due to conflicts. Wedding report: Karine Bowman and Gene Owens wed in Enid Oklahoma. guests from Chanute attend. Multiple social visits and local acknowledgments noted.
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Fred L. Zornes
Chanute
Iola
Neosho County
Zornes
Chanute Teachers Assn
Freda Betts
CTA
State Delegate Assembly
Council of Administrators
Future Teachers Assn
Student National Education Assn
Goffs and families visit in Chanute and nearby towns
Kimball and Sher man Goff hosted and visited relatives in Chanute on Wednesday. Lawrence Goff family and others returned from an Air Force base in Mississippi. Robert Haviland, GE representative, stayed with his parents before flying to Dallas for an astronautical meeting.
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Walter Johnson
Jess
Lenexa
Merriel Hibbs
Franklin Myers
Carla
Parsons
Lawrence Goff
Virgil Goff
Sherman Goff
Homer Romine
Ancel Sample
Richard
Esther
Mary Ellen Clements
Paul Cook
Mary
William
Jewel Clements
J. J. Ellett
Neosho Memorial
Deaths and Funerals Focus on Local Residents
Mrs Agnes Beiter of Longton died Saturday at her home. Funeral set for Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. in Longton. Henry Arden Lehman 77 of Iola died yesterday at Allen County Hospital after six weeks of illness. Born November 21, 1883 in Mahoning County Ohio he came to Humboldt in 1884. Survived by brothers Leslie S Humboldt Harvey C Athens Ohio and Adin F Gorman and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Johnson Funeral Home Humboldt with Rev Gene Taylor. Mrs Herman Pilgrim 77 died yesterday at 8:30 a.m. at her son Elmer’s home in Humboldt. Born January 5 1884 at Humboldt she lived here all her life. Married Herman Pilgrim who died June 14 1935. Member of St Paul’s Lutheran Church. Survivors include sons Elmer and Guy H daughters Ruth Pilgrim Velma Tonkinson and Gladys Webb a brother Frank Tanner and sister Mrs FE B Rowson ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren. One son Floyd died in Korea and two daughters Fern Wangler and Esther Pilgrim preceded her. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Johnson Mortuary with Rev Arnold V Thoren. burial Osage Pioneer Greenwood Cemetery. READ THE ADVERTISEMENT.
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Earlton
Wilmer Cramer
Dean Buster
Earl Clifford
el Dorado
Charles Milton Clifford
Milton
Earl
Clifford
Rea McNary
Jack Colburn
Chanute
Paul Matlock
Dale Carlson
Wichita
Russell Abbott
James Hamill
Ed Wolfe
Highway Patrol
Beulah Mellon Cain
Wilson County Register of Deeds
Alva McLaren
Carl Russell
Iola
T. Walkley
Junior Shields
Benedict
Bill Hudson
Santa Fe
Independence
Hurley Stout
Frank Greve
A. H. Bass
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Jennie Braden
Chillicothe
Paul Todt
Mr. Todt
Richard Schuster
Schuster
Kansas City
Brant
Gerald Dix
Elmer Gibson
Victor Sare
John Covington
Bartlesville
A. J. Morehead
Frank Stevenson
Frankie
Peggy
Harry Smith
Ruel Wampler
Dennis
Herschel Straw
Henry Arden Lehman
Allen County Hospital
Mahoning County
Ohio
Humboldt
Leslie S
Harvey C
Athens
Adin F
Gorham
Johnson Funeral Home
Gene Taylor
Herman Pilgrim
Katie E. Pilgrim
Elmer
S. Denman
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Guy H
Rock Hill
Ruth Pilgrim
Harley
Velma Tonkinson
Melvin Gladys
Johnson Mortuary
Arnold V. Thoren
Osage Pioneer Greenwood Cemetery
Pittsburg Debaters Win Two District Tournaments
Pittsburg high schools dominated district debate events winning two tournaments. Pittsburg High School led Class AA in Winfield with Winfield second and Coffeyville third. College High of Pittsburg won Class A at Manhattan with Fredonia second and Abilene third.
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Pittsburg High School
Winfield
Coffeyville
College High of
Manhattan
Fredonia
Abilene
Lobbyists Registered For 1961 Kansas Legislature
More than 100 individuals have registered as lobbyists for the 1961 Kansas Legislature session. Named include T. M. Murrell Topeka a former House Republican leader and counsel for several associations, Eldon Sloan Topeka former Property Valuation head, Donald P. Schnacke Topeka GOP chairman, and Marshall Gardiner Topeka former House member and agent for Junction City Union. Organizations span unions utilities chambers of commerce trucking teachers liquor distributors farm groups railroads medical society and mental health association. Marie Kuhlman Topeka and Francis M. Guine Wellington listed as agents without stated affiliations.
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Topeka
Kansas
T.M. Murrell
House
Associated Industries of Kansas, Inc
Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association, Inc
Eldon Sloan
State Department of Property Valuation
Seymour Foods, Inc
Donald P. Schnacke
Republican Party
Kansas Engineers Society
Marshall G. Gardiner
Democratic Party
Junction City Union
Merl S. Lemnert
Sedan
Chamber of Commerce
Saratoga Fire Claims Seven Lives at Sea
The U S aircraft carrier Saratoga arrived at Phaleron Bay with seven dead and many injured after a fire in the eastern Mediterranean while on patrol with the 6th Fleet. Navy details remain sparse as Naples officers investigate the cause and location of the blaze. The 4 year old Forrestal class carrier carries about 3,800 personnel, is 1,046 feet long, and weighs 76,000 tons at full load. The ship was launched in 1955 and costs are listed at 182 million dollars by Jane's Fighting Ships.
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Greece
Saratoga
Phaleron Bay
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Italy
U.S
Navy
Jane's Fighting Ships
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Tax Exemption Proposal Moves In Kansas House
Four Democrats introduced a measure to amend the state constitution to exempt household goods and other personal property from taxation, potentially leaving autos as the main taxed item. If approved by voters in 1962, the plan would shift taxing power to the legislature.
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Senate
Eugene F Gastl
Shawnee
Bill E. Gravely
Jerry L. Griffith
Robert T.scallorn
Wichita
House
Hollace A. Newell
Stafford
Lawrence D. Slocombe
Peabody
Iman C. Wiatt
Lakin
Wall Street gains in active late trading
The New York stock market advanced in active trading with about 4.2 million shares that day, up from 3.27 million on Friday. Most key stocks rose slightly by 1 to 3 points while corporate bonds were mixed and U S governments climbed.
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New York
U.S
Pittsburg Service Groups Plan Monthly Joint Meeting
Seven Pittsburg service organizations announce a monthly joint meeting to discuss community problems and coordinate local efforts in Pittsburg AP report.
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Community Problems Pittsburg
Pittsburg
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