Steady Prices On Livestock Across Kansas City Markets
Kansas City reports steady to higher prices for cattle calves and hogs with active trade. Cattle top weights 1200 lb reach 22.75 to 24.00 for high good to average. hogs see barrows and gilts up to 25 higher, sows steady. sheep lambs 21.50 to 24.00, ewes 4.00 to 6.50. Parsons Yard notes mixed trends with hogs steady and cattle 19.50 to 23.50. Kansas City cash grain and futures mixed amid rally in feed grains and soybeans.
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U. S
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Midwest
Auto Collisions Reported In Altoona Area
A 1957 Ford pickup backed by Jack R. Noah collided with a 1950 Ford sedan driven by Gerald M. Turner near Elm and Evergreen around 11 20 a m yesterday. Turner vehicle suffered a damaged right front door while the pickup remained undamaged. Mary Parsons returned from Battle Creek Michigan after visiting relatives for two weeks by plane and was met in Kansas City by her parents and brother. Cpl James L Pruitt left Monday for Camp Pendleton after a 29 day leave with his parents and relatives. A grocery truck driven by Donald E Jones struck by a produce truck backed at the Disney Market in the 1100 block of North Santa Fe. Jones truck sustained front damage while the backing truck was undamaged.
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Altoona
Gerald M. Turner
S. Steuben
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Turner
Mary Parsons
Battle Creek
Mich
Kansas City
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Bob
James L. Pruitt
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Everett Pruitt
N. Malcolm
Donald E. Jones
Moran
Disney Market
N. Santa Fe
William E. Blair
Pittsburg
Cain to Head Prison Board
TOPEKA Dan C Cain former chairman of the State Board of Penal Institutions is named state director of probation and parole on provisional status by the new State Probation and Parole Board. Don Winterburg is named Cain’s deputy.
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Topeka
Dan C. Cain
State Board of Penal Institutions
Cain
New State Probation and Parole Board
Penal Board
Don Winterburg
Shawnee County
Robert Turney
Rice Lardner
Clathe
Harry Lytle
Junction City
Chinese Reds Open Debate in Open Discussion Session
In a HONG KONG session of China’s Parliament 1062 deputies began an open discussion on faults of the Communist regime. Deputies criticized factory planning and overuse of imports while avoiding direct attacks on the party or leadership.
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Hong Kong
Red China
Mao Tzevung
Communist Party
Chu Shyn-yu
Chu
Residents Move To High Ground In Flooded Tescott Kansas
Tescott Kansas residents fled to higher ground as the Saline River flooding widened. A broken water main dropped well pressure though the well remained safe and National Guard and civil defense volunteers assisted by boat and truck transport.
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Kas
Kansas
W. C. Anderson
Salina
Lincoln
Culver
Tesco
Deaths and Funerals in Altoona and Kansas City
Obituaries note Louis Ellis Hemme 73 of Altoona died after long illness. Survived by wife Leona, three sons Ray Edward Charles and a daughter Mrs Irvin Latta. Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. at Loran Fawcett Funeral Home Neodesha, burial Altoona cemetery. Adolph Kleiman 76 of Kansas City a retired dry goods merchant died at General Hospital. Survived by wife Sophie and four daughters six grandchildren two great grandchildren. Funeral in Louis Chapel Kansas City with burial Sheffield Cemetery. Funeral services BLOUGH A M Blough rites held Roy S Gibson Funeral Home Interment Green Lawn cemetery. Mrs Elmer Oliver accompanied singing Goin Home In the Garden. Flowers by Mmnes E L Strange Fred McGowen James John and Glenn Strange. Bearers E L Strange Albert Smith George Bell Fred Mc Gowen James John Charles Gearhart Jim Evans. GLAMSER William Glamser rites at Roy S Gibson Funeral Home burial Buffalo cemetery. Mrs John Hargrave accompanied by Mrs Dave Petterson sang Rock of Ages No Night There. Flowers by Mrs John Carlson and Mrs Chester Uden. Bearers Chester Uden Ray Fitzgerald Melvin Carlson Vern McGaugh John Carlson Artie Ward.
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James John
Glenn Strange
Albert Smith
George Bell
Charles Gearhart
Jim Evans
Thief Strikes While Woman Vacations Causes Home Break-in
A resident reports a break-in while away on vacation. Missing items include clothing suitcases a record player and other belongings. The kitchen window broken during the theft appears replaced with fresh putty.
Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Listed
Monday and today admittances include Mrs. Carl B Wright Mrs Edith V Jones Mrs John Niver and Mrs Arthur Brant plus Mrs Leonard Imhof Willard Crawford and Mrs Lige Matlock. Dismissals include Eddie Jenkins George Carlson Jr and Mrs Matlock and son. Divorce suit filed Marie Schlosser v Earl Schlosser cruelty charges. Police court Staggs pleads guilty driving intoxicated fined 125 reckless driving dismissed license surrendered.
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Humboldt
Edith V. Jones
S. Rutter
John Niver
S. Plummer
Willard C. Crawford
S. Central
Arthur Brant
Earlton
Leonard J. Imhof
W. Ist
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S. Allen
George Carlson Jr
Thomas Raymond Staggs
R. J
Wall Street Gains Late Rally on brisk trading
New York stock market recovered in late trading with prices near session highs and brisk turnover. Volume reached about 2.5 million shares, up from 1.84 million the previous day.
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New York
Hutchinson Receives Slum Elimination Program Approval
Washington reports Housing Administrator Albert M Cole approved Hutchinson Kansas program to eliminate and prevent slums and blighted areas. Daily Tribune classified ads promise both pleasure and profit.
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Washington
Hutchinson
Kas
Albert M. Cole
Tribune
Shortage of Salk polio vaccine in Kansas grows
Kansas doctors report a temporary shortage of Salk polio vaccine as demand rises with the polio season. State health officer Dr. Thomas R. Hood notes manufacturers had surpluses earlier, but surges in need have consumed them. The State Health Department no longer buys or allocates vaccine, leaving distribution to private physicians and local units. The third shot may be delayed. first two shots still offer protection.
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Topeka
Kansas
Thomas R. Hood
Hood
State Health Department
Racket Probe Into Records Seeks Evidence Of Labor Racketeering
Senate rackets probes sought subpoenaed records to show if big-time racketeers controlled New York unions. Joseph Curcio, ex leader of the I W U and head of Local 269, surrendered union files and invoked the Fifth Amendment on missing evidence and other documentary proof. He refused to answer questions about dues and fund abuses, saying answers might incriminate him.
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Senate
New York City
Joseph Curcio
John
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Curcio
New York Teamsters Union
Thoughtful Burglar Readin g Pa W and A Burglary Report
A burglar broke into the residence of Mrs. Ce in Reading Pennsylvania, with details indicating a deliberate entry. Local police investigate the incident and seek further information from residents.
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Reading, Pa
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