Steady Prices On Livestock Report From Kansas City
Livestock market notes show cattle mostly steady with some declines for cows, hogs active with higher barrows and gilts, and lambs steady to lower. Parson stockyards to close July 4th. Kansas City produce and hay reports follow with eggs butter unchanged and hay receipts none. Chicago grain section reports mixed futures with wheat down on profit taking and beans up on demand.
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Kansas City
USDA
U. S
Parsons
Grain futures drift after holiday weekend trading
Wheat ends 1 to 25 cents lower with July at 2.105 while corn gains 4 to 16 percent, July contracts at 1.324. Oats move mixed around unchanged to higher as July prices hover near 68. Rye holds steady with July at 1.23 to 1.24 and soybeans swing from gains to losses, July around 2.38 to 2.58.
Grain and Produce Prices From Kansas City and Chicago
Kansas City market shows wheat at 182 cars with varying durum grades and prices around 2.13 to 2.18 a bushel. Corn quoted 1.40 to 1.72 with several varieties and sizes. oats and barley listed with little change. Nye, maize, kafir, soybeans, bran and shorts priced, while Chicago Butter and Eggs steady with wholesale prices unchanged and live poultry weaker on hens.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Funeral Services for Mrs. Della May Gray
The Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home conducted the funeral for Mrs. Della May Gray with Jo Jones of the First Methodist Church presiding. Burial followed at Elmwood Cemetery. Musicians included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wampler and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Johnson who sang several hymns. Attendees from out of town included Osmer Gray of Potwin and David Gray of Salina among others.
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Bert Hodgins
Arch Sommers
Allen ‘Phillips
Paul Young
Ray Finley
John Peters
iOsmer Gray
Potwin
Dovid Gray
Salina
D. N. Johnston
Anna Stoll
Roy Robert
Buffalo
Marilvin Johnston
Great Bend
Jand
Willis J. Johnston
Oklahoma City
Albert Gray
Virgil Gray
Roy Ingraham
Yates Center
Women's Golf Assn to hold flag tournament at Country Club
The Women's Golf Association schedules a flag tournament at the Country Club tomorrow at 2 p.m. The Harmony HD Unit meeting is postponed to July 12 with Mrs C I Newton as hostess and Mrs Leo Gottlieb delivering the lesson. District attendees at Mrs J A Woosley funeral included relatives from Tulsa Wichita Houston Newark and Oklahoma City.
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Harmony HD
C. I. Newton
R. J
Leo Gottlieb
J. A. Woosley
J. B. Livingston
Houston
Tex
R. A. Bierbaum
Newark
N. J
Mmes
Wesley Woosley
John Woosley
Ted Pirtle
Tulsa
Okla
R. L. Woosley
Nancy
Toni
Wichita
Donald Woosley
Baxter Springs
Messrs. and Mines
Clifford Bonebrake
Walter Bonebrake
Lloyd Craddox
Judy
Dolph Bonebrake
Roy Bonebrake
Oklahoma City
George Midcap
Independence
Fire kills three sailors aboard harbor craft near Lake Champlain
In Marseille a flash fire on a small harbor boat spread to the US aircraft carrier Lake Champlain. Three American sailors died aboard the landing craft and a French dockhand also died. Four bodies were recovered from the boat's bottom as harbor and carrier crews battled the blaze for 45 minutes. Dozens were injured.
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Marseille
France
U. S
Lake Champlain
6Th Fleet
Mediterranean
Memorial Hospital Admittances and Births Delineated
Daily Transcript records Tuesday hospital entries with patients at Memorial Hospital including Mrs Don Streets and Mrs Myra Brobst among surgery and medical cases. It lists dismissals, births for James Waller and James Wooldridge families, and building permit applications for Frank Giles and John Cady.
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Elsmore
Evelyn Woodruff
N. Washington
John Niver
S. Plummer
William N.gardner
W. Third
Williard C. Crawford
S. Central
Raymond W. Gooding
Eric
Sally Taylor
Kansas City
James Waller
James H. Wooldridge
Thayer
Tyler L. Kneeland
N. Western
Frank Giles
S. Steuben
John Cady
Washington
Local building bids and court actions in Chanute area
A list of construction bids includes Henderson contractor with porch work at $300, Edith remodeling porch to a sleeping room at $100, Malcolm roof slope change at $175, Frank Young adding room for $500, and Ericksons building a new home at $15,000. Hospital admits and discharges listed. police and district court hearings record DUI and license suspension case with fines and jail, divorces granted, property settlement, and child support. Several moves and traffic citations noted.
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Welling
T Henderson
James H. Petty
Edith
Joe Thurman
Malcolm
Frank Young
Ashby
Kelly Erickson
N. Washington
Vernon Dent
Chanute
Cole Leverenz
Doreen Leverenz
Janice Painter
Alan Painter
Toll of Dead, Missing Near 700 in Louisiana Storm
Officials report 296 bodies recovered with 122 unidentified in Calcasieu Parish. Coroner estimates at least 400 more missing. Sheriff urges families to report missing relatives. Property damage placed between 75 and 100 million dollars in southwestern Louisiana.
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Lake Charles
Louisiana
Henry Reid
Calcasieu Parish
Harry Snath
Parish
Railroad observes services for Kelce
The Chicago & Great Western Railroad halted operations for one minute as a funeral service began in Pittsburg Kansas for L Russell Kelce, 59, chairman of the board. Kelce died in Kansas City Sunday and also served as president of the Peabody Coal Co. Executives officials and civic leaders from a wide area attended.
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Pittsburg
Kas.p
Chicago & Great Western Railroad
L. Russell Kelce
Kelce
Kansas City
Peabody Coal Co
Judge Denies Hoffa Retrial
U.S. District Judge Burnita S. Matthews denied a defense motion for a mistrial in the bribery conspiracy trial of James R. Hoffa. The motion claimed key witness John Dye Cheasty voiced racial views that could prejudice jurors, who include eight Negroes. Hoffa co defendant Hyman I. Fischbach faces separate charges.
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Washington
U. S
Hoffa
Cheasty
Senate Rackets Investigating Committee
Matthews
National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
Tallahassee
Florida
Wall Street Stock Gains Extend Into Late Trading
In New York the stock market widened its gains in active turnover this afternoon. Volume was about 2.6 million shares versus 2.45 million yesterday. Key issues rose by two points or more, with special issues advancing up to about five points.
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New York
Civil Defense Joins Cameron Cleanup Effort
Civil Defense workers joined sanitation crews in Cameron to speed hurricane cleanup. Sheriff O B Carter's office reported four more bodies last night as the search continued. death toll estimated around 500 with about 300 bodies recovered. Civil Defense ordered 25 men to aid Health Department efforts to destroy animal carcasses.
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Cameron
Civil Defense
Health Department
Menaes
Ace Nealth
O. B. Carter
Cameron Parish
Debris search continues after Cameron flood waves recede
Officials say receding waters may uncover more bodies and debris remains to be searched. Major General Raymond Hufft notes the situation is under control with wells operating and debris and overturned cars still to inspect.
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Nerals
Cameron
Gulf of Mexico
Raymond Hufft
Detective Victim of Young Burglar
Sacramento report says a 13 year old boy admitted to a string of 15 burglaries over three weeks. The youth struck officer Robert Dunkeson s home five times for drinks rings and other items before being arrested near Citrus Heights. The officer stated he had to catch the thief to stop the raids.
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Sacramento
Calif
Robert Dunkeson
Citrus Heights
Dunkeson
Kremlin Shift Is Rumored
London diplomats report rumored sweeping changes at the top of the Soviet leadership with three Presidium members slated for demotion. Names include Georgi Malenkov V M Molotov L M Kaganovich and Dmitri Shepilov who briefly served as foreign minister. No official Moscow announcement has been made.
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London
Kremlin
Central Committee
Communist Party
Georgi M. Malenkov
V. M. Molotov
L. M. Kaganovich
Dmitri Shepilov
Shepilov
Molotov
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow
Traffic Fatalities in Kansas Rise in 1957 Totals
State Accident Records notes 248 fatalities year to date in 1957, up from 311 in the same period in 1956, with 1 fatality reported in the last 24 hours.
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Topeka
Kansas
Jury Indicts Falbo in Girl's Slaying
A Clay County grand jury indicted Salvatore Joseph Falbo 15 on first degree murder in the June 25 slaying of 10 year old Shirley Alice Kyle in a Kansas City suburb. He allegedly attempted rape the girl. Falbo remains jailed in Liberty with bond denial.
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Kansas City
Clay County
Salvatore Joseph Falbo
Shirley Alice Kyle
James 8. Rooney
Falbo
Liberty
Rooney
Dale Beal
Civil War Veteran Is Guardsman Again
William A. Lundy a 109 year old Confederate veteran is made an honorary member of the Ground Observer Corps in Elba Alabama. He served as a home guard during the Civil War and now holds honorary observer wings though unlikely to monitor aircraft.
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Crestview
Fla
William A. Lundy
Lundy
Elba
Ala
Ground Observer Corps
Snark Armament Boosts U S Nuclear Strike Capability
The Strategic Air Command will arm with Snark guided missiles able to deliver nuclear warheads across oceans. Northrop Aircraft, Inc. won a 73 million dollar contract for quantity production of the eight ton jet powered missiles announced yesterday by the Air Force.
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Washington
Strategic Air Command
America
Air Force
Northrop Aircraft, Inc
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