Hogs Lower Cattle Steady in Kansas City Livestock Lines
AP dispatch reports hogs 25-50 cents lower with barrows and gilts 199-240 lb 16.75-17.25 and sows 14.25-15.50 for 250-450 lb. Cattle calves 150. cows steady. Good steers 21.00-24.00. canner to utility cows 12.50-16.00. Lambs and ewes steady. good to prime lambs 16.50-17.75. ewes 3.50-6.00. Also updates on eggs, butter, and grain markets from Kansas City and Chicago exchanges.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Hospital Head Defends Topeka State Hospital Policies
Dr Alfred Bay superintendent defends policies at Topeka State Hospital after a House subcommittee criticized facilities especially the children's services. He said aides decide daily whether to work with a child or clean a floor and that clinical needs take priority over housekeeping when staff are stretched. He added that sometimes children help with housekeeping but not when critical safety issues arise.
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Topeka
Topeka State Hospital
Alfred Bay
House
Ways and Means
Bay
Club Backs Widow For Schoeppel Post
The Kansas Women's Republican Club executive board urged appointing Mrs. Marie Schoeppel to fill the Senate vacancy caused by the death of her husband Senator Andrew F. Schoeppel. Representing about 10,000 Republican women, the group sent a telegram to Gov. John Anderson requesting the move.
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Topeka
Marie Schoeppel
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Kansas Women's Republican Club
John Anderson
the Tribune
Interim fill for Schoeppel term set until November
An interim appointment will cover the unexpired portion of Schoeppel's term until the November election. No comment was expected from the governor before Friday.
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Schoeppel
Nude Body Found Near Wichita Husband Questioned
The nude body of 36 year old Leona Lynch was found wrapped in a blanket in her home outside Wichita. Sheriff deputies reported signs of beating and a disturbed living room with liquor bottles. Husband William Earl Lynch, 42, was arrested for homicide and gave several incoherent statements.
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Wichita
William Earl Lynch
Leona
Lynch
Five Deaths Render Outcasts in Kansas Region
Earl P. Loveall 59 of 311 N Franklin Kansas City died at St Luke's Hospital. He married Pearl Kitzman in 1939 and worked as a salesman for McCune Motor Co. Survivors include wife two daughters a son a daughter in law a step children and nine grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2 pm Johnson Mortuary burial Greenlawn Memorial Park. James M Crapson 95 of Erie died at Erie Rest Home. Born 1865 in Queen City Illinois he farmed near Erie and later lived at the same home 64 years. Survived by wife a son a daughter four grandchildren eight great grandchildren a brother and a sister. Funeral Saturday 2 pm Erie Federated Church. George Albert John Gruetzmacher 69 of Thayer died at Wilson County Hospital Neodesha. Born 1892 in Merrill Wisconsin he married Cecil Becker in 1914. Survived by wife three sons two daughters four sisters eight grandchildren an infant daughter preceded him in death. Funeral Saturday 10 am Thayer Christian Church. Susie A Podschun 81 of Wichita died at Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital. Born 1880 Crawford County Missouri she survived by three sons and a daughter. Body to Broadway Mortuary Wichita. Local arrangements Koch Skinner Memorial Home in charge.
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Earl P. Loveall
N. Franklin
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Jarbalo
Pearl Kitzman
Nevada
McCune Motor Co
Elks Lodge
Bill
Eileen) Johnson
James
Carolyn) Maloun
S. Steuben
John Kitzman
Topeka
Verlin Peterson
Columbus
Alonzo Loveau
Johnson Mortuary
Greenlawn Memorial Park Cemetery
James Monroe Crapson
James M. Crapson
Erie
Queen City
Ill
Independence
Odense
Julia F. Dehart
Crapsons
Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Ralph Crapson
Bessie Camerell
S. Grant
George Crapson
Jonessburg
A.C. Williamson
N. Central
Leland Crapson
S. Larson
Erie Federated Church
Wayne Newlin
Easthill Cemetery
Erie Funeral Home
George Albert John Gruetzmacher
George Gruetzmacher
Thayer
Wilson County Hospital
Neodesha
Merrill
Wis
Chandler
Okla
Cecil Angeline Becker
Wellston
Baptist Church
Leo Gruetzmacher
Herbert Gruetzmacher
Tulsa
Lloyd Gruetzmacher
Verle
Edna) Riggle
Cushing
Juanita Gruetzmacher
Martha Catlin
Tonasket
Wash
Thelma Easton
Elsie
Mich
Olga Haley
Lillie Tubbs
Shawnee
Christian Church
Engel Funeral Home
Susie A. Podschun
Wichita
Southeast Kansas
Crawford County
Jeff ‘Wolf
Melvin Wolf
Arkansas City
Joe Albert Wolf
Anice
Maudie Burton
Local News Briefs from Kansas Communities
Janice Fuller earned a diploma from Venus Beauty Academy Wichita on January 20. Glen Ray Brown of Chanute pleaded guilty to two no fund check counts under $50. fined $25 on count one and 60 days in jail on count two, with parole on fines and costs. World War I Veterans Department Council meeting in Emporia canceled due to weather and commander’s national duties. Chanute Bar Rack No 1963 Commander Jack Owens reported. Three Chanute students pledged to fraternities at Kansas State University Manhattan Escar Eskridge George Carlson Jr and Gordon Wallace. Call Tribune after 6 pm if needed.
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Glen Ray Brown
Chanute
Department Council
Emporia
Chanute Barracks
Jack Owens
Department
National
Washington, D. C
Owens
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Escar Larry Eskridge
Beta Sigma Psi
George M. Carlson Jr
Delta Sigma Phi
Gordon E. Wallace
Kappa Tau
Ralph Kepley
Charles Wayne Kepley
Navy
San Diego
Marlene Kepley
Ray Dennis
Larry
Loren
Betty
Bonnie
George Uthmann
Elva Uthmann
Mary-Martha
Women’s Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Lawrence Larson
Lawrence Rinehart
Humboldt Friends
Jacksboro
Tex
Presbyterian Church
Allen H. Brown
Brady
Humboldt Presbyterian Church
Venus Rebekah Lodge
Par
Daily Transcript: Neosho Memorial Hospital Admits and Births
Admissions yesterday include Mrs. E. T. Blackwood and Mrs. William Benson for medical care and Mrs. John Montgomery for surgery. A newborn girl arrived to Mr. and Mrs. Billie Blanck. Dismissals included Neva Thornton. Today’s admissions and births are listed along with a police citation for Forrest Brundage on an alley blockage charge.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
E. T. Blackwood
S. Kansas
William Benson
Evergreen
John Montgomery
W. 4Th
Neva Thornton
Humboldt
Billie Blanck
W. Cherry
Fred Gessert
Donald Noland
S. Wilson
Alice Reynolds
N. Grant
Leslie Klauman
Ioa
Forrest Brundage
N. Steupen
Crawford Quail OK In Ice and Snow
Crawford County quail, hard hit by the winter storms two years ago, appear to survive the recent snow and ice. The Quail Aplenty Club provided feed, led by Pittsburg businessman John Thomas who believes no quail losses occurred. Two hundred hunters distributed feed in the past week as the club funded breeding stock releases to boost future quail numbers and aid other wild birds.
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Pittsburg
Crawford County
Quail Aplenty Club
John Thomas
Hog Caller Needed For Pig Roundup
Inmates and officers at Suffolk County House of Correction on Deer Island round up about 600 pigs freed by a wind fueled pig farm fire. Most pigs were recaptured before dark as the others scattered across the area.
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Boston
Suffolk County House of Correction
Jan Deer Island
Wall Street gains trim as trading slackens
New York stocks stayed higher late in the day but early gains narrowed as volume neared 3.6 million shares versus 3.76 million on Wednesday. Major issues rose fractionally to about a point while more losers appeared. The American Stock Exchange posted higher prices, while corporate and government bonds edged downward.
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New York
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Two Car Crashes Cause $370 Damage No Injuries Reported
Police report two non injury accidents yesterday totaling about 370 dollars in damage. A noon collision near Central Street involved a 1955 Ford driven by Harold Henry and a 1953 Mercury driven by Paul Kan Davis. rear and front damage estimated at 120 and 50 dollars respectively. A second intersection collision at 3rd and Larson damaged both vehicles with total damage around 200 dollars.
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T&t
Anaconda
Atchison
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Chrysler
Cses
Cities Soc
Dow Chem
S ‘du Pont
Ford Mtr
Gamble Sk
AtGen Dynam
Ford
Harold Henry
Elec
Tis Dbs
Gen Motors
Int
Mercury
Paul
Kan G& E
Davis
S. Malcolm
Dam
Kan
Monson Ch
Henry
Mont Ward
Penney JC
Phill Pet
OH DU Streets
Larson
RCA
St Jos Lead
William Arnold
Sears Rock
S. Kansas
Sinclair
Kaaven
S. Larson
Socony
Timothy Brazil
S. Forest
Spen Chem
Sperry Rd
U. S. Steel
Senator Schoeppel Laid In State In Wichita
The body of Sen Andrew F Schoeppel lay in state in a Wichita mortuary before funeral at 2 pm at First Methodist Church. He died Sunday at Bethesda Naval Medical Center at 67 after serving as governor 1943 to 1947.
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Wichita
Andrew F. Schoeppel
First Methodist Church
Topeka
Capitol
Buiilding
William E. Shuler
Pratt
Schoeppel
Ness City
Donald R. Meredith
Acacia Garden
Old Mission Cemetery
Albert Pike
Schoeppels
East Side
Law Firm
John Anderson
U.S
Harry Darby
Kansas City
Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Highway Commission Approves Traffic Research Pact
Topeka Kansas Highway Commission authorizes Highway Director Addison Meschke to sign an agreement with Kansas State University engineering experiment station for urban traffic study. The $9000 project aims to create a process to cut future traffic survey costs for smaller cities.
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Topeka
Addison Meschke
Engineering Experiment Station
Kansas State University
The
Highway Commission
Life imprisonment for cabby's death in Leavenworth
Walter S. Nall, 24, pleaded guilty to first degree murder and received a life sentence after admitting an irresistible impulse to kill. Dunkle, a Leavenworth cab driver, was shot twice in the back of the head by a passenger last April in Leavenworth.
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Leavenworth, Kan
Walter S. Nall
Leavenworth
Pat Dist
Kenneth Har
Charles M. Dunkle
Humboldt Founders Day Noted By AM Chapter PEO
Humboldt reporters record Founders Day activities by the AM chapter of PEO at Eva O Connor's home with program leader Mrs E J Nord and assistants. Sixteen members present. Nearby notices cover visits, church studies, and social events amid winter weather affecting meetings.
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Humboldt
P.E.O
Eva O’conner
E. J. Nord
Gerald McCall
W. J. Casper
H. K. Johnson
Johnson
Miss O'Conner
Air Merger Upheld By Appeals Court
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals upheld United Air Lines and Capital Airlines merger in effect since last June. It dismissed a stay of the Civil Aeronautics Board order sought by Eastern Air Lines Delta Airlines and Northwest Airlines. The court said the merger would create more competition not a monopoly.
High Court Appeal In Andrews Case
Lowell Lee Andrews again seeks relief as his lawyers contest a Kansas Supreme Court habeas corpus writ. The previous writ was denied December 18 by Judge Kenneth Harmon. Attorneys James R. Ahrens and Richard C. Allen, Washburn University law professors, argue constitutional rights were violated. Andrews, now 20, was convicted for the Wyandotte County slaying of his family.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Lowell Lee Andrews
Kansas Supreme Court
Kenneth Harmon
Leavenworth County
James R. Ahrens
Richard C. Allen
Andrews
Ahrens
Allen
Washburn University
Topeka
Wyandotte County
Publishing Co. Incorporation Completed in Great Bend
TOPEKA AP Central Kansas Publishing Co. Great Bend has completed incorporation proceedings. Leo Reynolds is resident agent for the corporation with authorized capitalization of 50 000. Albanians call their country Shqiperia the land of the eagle. Albania is slightly larger than Maryland but has half as many...
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Topeka
Central Kansas Publishing Co
Great Bend
Leo Reynolds
Shqiperia
Land of
Albania
Maryland
Kansas man on death row since 1961 case details
The article notes a Kansas man, with a father, mother, and sister, who was sentenced after a 1958 Thanksgiving day incident and has remained on death row at the Kansas Penitentiary since January 20, 1961.
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Kansas Penitentiary
Rockefeller attacks farm policy in Minnesota speech
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller told about 4000 Minnesota Republicans that farm licensing to till the soil would lead to tighter government control. He argued Americans want guidance not coercion and that policies pricing exports out of markets undermine farmers income and the nation’s cold war effort.
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ST. Paul
Rockefeller
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