Cattle and Hogs Markets Report From Kansas City Area
Cattle prices mostly steady with mixed steers and heifers at 25.00 to 27.50 for slaughter yearlings and high cutter cows at 17.50 to 18.75 while hogs see 3,000 head trading and barrows and gilts down 25 cents. sows steady. calves and lambs show varied gains and declines across weight ranges. Parson’s hog numbers show 190-240 pound hogs 14.50 to 14.75 with limited high choice at 15.00 and sow prices 9.00 to 11.00. cattle across grades from 21.00 to 29.00 for different weight classes and feeding regimes.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U. S
U.S
Grain futures and local notices mix in Chicago brief
Chicago and Kansas City market updates report Wheat No 1 prices around 1.91 to 1.96, Corn values near 1.28 to 1.29, Oats and Soybeans shown with daily changes. A police report notes Randall Diver’s truck theft and youth questions. other items cover local travel, military promotions, and community events.
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Tribune
Chicago
N. Santa Fe
Bennetts
Bennett
Wall Street Holds Record High as Volume Tapers
The New York stock market stayed near record highs late in the afternoon with trading around 3.5 million shares, up fractions to more than two points. Blue chips led while steel, rail, chemical, rubber, drug, and selected issues outpaced the market as freetronics and other fast movers took a back seat. Phelps Dodge and U.S. government bonds edged lower.
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New York
Freetronics
Phelps Dodge
U.S
Markets Close Friday For Independence Day Weekend
The New York Stock Exchange and other markets will be closed from the close today until the open Monday July 6 for the extended Independence Day weekend. The Chicago grain market also rests Friday while the Agriculture Department provides Chicago Livestock quotations.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago
Department of Agriculture
Deaths and Funerals Mrs. Cora Straight
Mrs. Cora Straight, 79, of Logan Iowa mother of Mrs H C Kuykendall R 1 died June 27 in Missouri Valley Iowa. The funeral service was held last Monday. Other survivors are a daughter Mrs Howard Pryor of Woodbine Iowa four sons Ted and Fred of Logan Iowa and Bernard and Harold of San Jose California.
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Cora Straight
Logan
Iowa
H. C Kuykendall
Missouri Valley
Howard Pryor
Woodbine
Ted
Fred
Logan Iown
Bernard
Harold
San Jose
Calif
Appointments Made to Kansas Boards and Commissions
Gov George Docking announced reappointments and new members to multiple state bodies. Names include Dr L M Pal mer, trustees from Topeka and Lawrence, and Howard Blanchard among appointees to the registration and examination of architects. New member Heil C Pettit of Wichita replaces Victor Loeb with terms expiring for several existing members.
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Topeka
George Docking
L. ©. Ways
Cedar Vale
Claire Swann
Russell
Lenski Sr. Iola
Norton Sanatorium
M. P. Palmer
Scott City
R. M. Brooker
John Morgan
Emporia
Truman Sehlup
Kansas City
George Lamb
State Board of Engineering Examiners
Merrill A. Durland
Manhattan
Kenneth Rose
Lawrence
Ray J Hammerschmidt
Hays
Municipal Accounting Board
Clay Hedrick
Newton
Georgiana Bell
Department of Social Welfare
Howard Blanchard
Garden City
State Board For Registration and Examination
Arch Tects
Heil C. Pettit
Wichita
Victor Loeb
Sack
Jesting With Pistol Fatal to Youth in Kansas City
Larry G Minden 25 Overland Park Kane died after he pulled the trigger on an automatic pistol in a car at a service station He joked Watch this then fired the gun the clip was removed but a cartridge remained in the chamber He died at General Hospital with two women present Carol Antonich 22 Louise Mitchell 32 named by police as observers
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Kansas City
Larry G Minden
Overland Park
Kane
Carol Antonich
Louise Mitchell
General Hospital
Daily Transcript Admittances at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Yesterday’s hospital notes list Elsie A as admitted to Neosho Memorial Hospital. Additional patient entries are not readable in the provided clipping.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Elsie A
Local Hospital Admits Dismissals and Births In Area
Admittance today includes Raymond Smith of Lavenburg and Ada E. Typer of Evergreen. Dismissals list Mrs Lawrence Legge, Mrs Elmer Nickell and son Humboldt, Tony Alberts, and Mrs Maude Gillett. Births report a girl for Mr and Mrs Robert Nordstedt and a girl for Mr and Mrs Don Haymaker. Traffic citations note speeding fines. District Court actions involve burglary and larceny cases with plea changes and bond details. Marriages licenses issued for Behooley Vase and Vase with Jones Daley and Ward residents.
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Gibson
Highland
Emma Barnquist
Max L. Beech
Central
Ada E. Typer
Evergreen
Raymond Smith
Lavenburg
Medical
Lawrence Legge
N. Evergreen
Elmer J. Nickell
Humboldt
Tony Alberts
Earlton
Maude Gillett
Thayer
Robert Nordstedt
Eric
Don Haymaker
W. Ist
E. L. Lewis Retires From City Power Plant
E L Lewis of 612 N Grant retired Tuesday after a long tenure at the city power plant dating back to July 1946. His coworkers held a farewell party and presented a gift of a picnic set including two thermos bottles and a sandwich carrier.
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FE. L. Lewis
N. Grant
City
Lewis
Pressure Is On To Halt Strikes Across Steel Plants
Wildcat walkouts in Pennsylvania and Ohio involve up to 30 000 steel workers and 3 700 Great Lakes seamen defying back to work orders. Union leaders urge obedience while violence erupts in some sites and plants close amid stalled contract talks.
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New York
United Steelworkers
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Great Lakes
Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
McDonald
Eisenhower
Anderson challenges liquor price fixing in Kansas
Atty. Gen John Anderson seeks a permanent injunction in Shawnee County District Court to halt enforcement of Kansas 1959 legislation allowing the liquor control director and ABC board to set minimum liquor prices based on manufacturers suggested prices.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Anderson
Shawnee County
Alcoholic Liquor Control Director
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Director
ABC Board
Senate approves two year foreign loan program
The Senate voted for a two year two billion dollar program of foreign development loans to be financed by direct appropriations. The compromise satisfied both parties and President Eisenhower's preference for congressional review of funds.
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Senate
Congress
Eisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. William Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Foreign Aid Administration
Treasury
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Sen. Francis
Abducted Girl Found Hiding in Car Near Springdale
Barbara Ann Wentz, 6, abducted from a home near Springdale while returning from a grocery store, was found unharmed in a car driven by Vernon Estep 36, a Rogers truck driver. A nine hour search by about 1000 police and volunteers ended 15 miles east of Springdale. Estep is jailed on an open charge. he gave no clear reason for the kidnapping.
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Ark
Barbara Ann Wentz
Hollis Spencer
Vernon Estep
Rogers
Barbara
Spencer
Estep
Keith Wentz
Season Open For Squirrel Hunting In Kansas
The Kansas Forestry Fish and Game commission moved the open season up two months from September 1. The bag limit remains eight and possession limit sixteen. The 1958-59 licenses will be honored after July 4 and new licenses will be honored as soon as purchased.
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Kansas
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Marion Showalter
Erie
License Sale Details For Six Month Period
The delivery delay has postponed the sale of new licenses. Licenses will be issued for a six month period, expiring December 31 each year. Fishing licenses cost one dollar, half the regular price. Hunting licenses sell for two dollars since all seasons are covered in the six month period.
Beck Appears in Court Over $200000 Union Bribe Charge
Dave Beck former Teamsters leader pleaded innocent in US District Court to accepting a $200000 payment from two trucking company executives while heading the union. A warrant was issued after he missed a pleading, Beck posted $2500 bail and the executives also pleaded innocent.
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New York
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
Beck
Gregory F. Noonan
Roy Fruehauf
Birmingham
Mich
Fruehauf Trailer Co
Detroit
Burge Seymour
Litchfield County
Conn
Associated Transport, Inc
Brown Equipment & Manufacturing Co
Associated Transport
Wedell Heads Court Group in Kansas Supreme Court Nomination Panel
The Republican party gains control of the Kansas Supreme Court Nominating Commission with seven of thirteen members after runoff elections filled the five remaining lawyer seats. Hugo T. Wedell was elected chairman defeating Robert H. Nelson. other district winners include Williamson, Farmer, Wilson, and Wagner.
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Republican Party
State Supreme Court
Democrats
Kansas
Hugo T. Wedel
Wichita
Supreme Court
Robert H. Nelson
Barke Williamson
Kansas City
William C. Farmer
David J. Wilson
Meade
William Wagner
Wakeeney
Harry Colmery
A. E. Land
Coffeyville
George Docking
Estate of Carthage Banker Valued at $282,097
An inventory in Probate Court places the estate of Walter E. Carter, former president of the Bank of Carthage, at $282,097 after his suicide on June 9.
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Walter E. Carter
Bank of Carthage
Gov Earl K Long Faces Slight Heart F ailure Amid Campaign
In Covington Louisiana doctors say Governor Earl K Long age 63 may have slight heart failure with no coronary attack suspected. Long plans a 14 year old adoption from Texas City, while amid a separation suit with Blanche Long. Rankin, the boy, and his parents deny consent to adoption as Long contemplates a cross country trip next week.
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Victory Lief
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Louisiana
John Sealy Hospital
Galveston
Tex
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F.H. Rankin
Texas City
Blanche
Likin
David
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Rankin
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Betty Ann
Pacific Coast
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Midwest
Mexico
Cessna Peace Talks Resumed in Wichita
Negotiations in the strike by the International Association of Machinists against Cessna Aircraft Co. resumed today in Wichita. Union and company representatives met at the call of federal mediator John Pennell to discuss production and maintenance workers' grievances.
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International Assn. of
Cessna Aircraft Co
John Pennell
First Boeing 707 lands in Australia to set new jet era pace
Sydney hosts Australia’s first jet airliner arrival on a Pacific delivery flight from the United States. Qantas plans seven 707 jets. the cross Pacific leg trimmed the tower to tower record by 11 hours.
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Australia
AP _ Australia
Pacific
United States
San Francisco
Australian International Airlines
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Kansas farm prices dip in June report
Kansas farm prices at mid June were 12 points below May and five points under a year ago. Wheat prices fell with harvest progress with an average of 165 dollars per bushel, down 11 cents from May. Poultry and egg prices continued to fall, poultry the lowest for mid June since 1934 and eggs since 1940. Meat animal index dropped while dairy held steady.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Satchmo Heads Home After Illness in Rome
Louis Armstrong known as Satchmo left Rome today by plane to return home after illness.
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Rome
Louis
Armstrong
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