Markets Slow After Holiday In Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City livestock trade showed light activity after the holiday. Cattle and calves scarce while hogs active with price gains for barrows and gilts. sows mixed to higher. Wheat and corn futures declined in Chicago while soybeans firmed on short covering and weather expectations.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
U. S
Chicago Grain
Chicago
Board of Trade
Unclear Grocery Price List With Odd Spelling Errors
Fragmented OCR shows item names like eggs and creams with distorted spellings and stray characters. Includes grades A large and medium, Hens weights, and crude price tokens, but no coherent sale details or dates.
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Ctckaes
Gun shaped change in Indian life, says NPS expert
Carl P. Russell of the National Park Service Indian authority argues the firearm exerted greater influence on Native American customs than any other artifact introduced by white settlers, reshaping tools, warfare, and daily practices.
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Carl P. Russell
National Park Service Indian Authority
Public Library Story Hour Set For Saturday Morning
Madeleine and the Bad Hat land Blond Carrie and Black Carrie will be told at the Public Library story hour Saturday at 10 30 AM. Police investigated a purse theft at 308 S Santa Fe yesterday and a nine year old boy admitted taking most of the money and hiding it at 304 S Lincoln. Officers recovered the funds and the boy was released to his parents.
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Madeleine
Carrie
Gladys Gardner
S. Santa Fe
Tom Morehead
S. Lincoln
Deaths and Funerals George Lynch 68
George Lynch 68 formerly of Earlton died at 11 p m Wednesday at his Grand Junction Colorado home. He had been employed by the local firm for many years and leaves a widow two sons and two daughters. The funeral will be held in Earlton with burial in the family plot.
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M. E. McGregor
Kathy
Bob
Chanute
Larry
Kansas City
Pat McGregor
Emporia
Napton, Mo
C. E. Stouffer
George Lynch
Earlton
Grand Junction
Colo
Federal Fruit and Vegetable Inspection Department
Western Slope
Masonic Shrine
Knights Templar
John Lynch
Emporia State College
Kate
Marie Morgan
New York
Shirley Wesner
Lena Stewart
S. Evergreen
Edgar Leroy Smith
Parsons
Mercy Hospital
Morehead
James
Rachel Yarnell Smith
Rachel Smith
Thayer
Wayne Woodward
Thomas Whittley
Cecil
Galesburg
Wilbur
Orvel
Floyd
Cleo
Farmers Union
Engel Funeral Home
Notable Local Obituary Fragments Span County and State
Obituary snippets report deaths of several residents including Edgar Leroy Smith born 1909 near Morehead and survivor details. Stanley Harold Stewart 34 of Savonburg electrocuted in Kansas City. Bertha Buster funeral held in Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home with multiple out-of-town relatives and listed bearers. Charles Farrell 25 from McLouth area dies in Tonganoxie collapse.
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Dale Bogle
Edith
Charles Farrell
Tonganoxie
Farrell
McLouth
Stewart
Stanley Harold Stewart
Savonburg
Kansas City
Elsmore
Moody-Ralston Funeral Home
Moran
Buster
Bertha Buster
Roy S. Gibson
Ross Mahin
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Roy Gibson
Dave Petterson
Old Rugged Cross
Weather battle over Audrey forecasts cited by officials
Senators and Weather Bureau officials clash over the handling of Hurricane Audrey warnings. Advisories warned of inland movement while forecasters noted large gales and rising tides. Critics say evacuation planning was insufficient. supporters defend the bureau’s performance and timing.
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Louisiana
Lake Charles
F. W. Reichelderfer
Washington
Val Peterson
Civil Defense
Weather Bureau
Memorial Hospital Admittances Include Annie Mitchell and Gordon Hale
The Daily Transcript lists Wednesday admissions at Memorial Hospital. Mrs Annie Mitchell and Eric Gordon Hale are admitted for medical reasons, with patient details noting 1105 S Steuben.
Cement Supply Tightening Up Strikes Hit Plants
A Chicago report notes cement supplies tightening as a wage dispute causes a strike idleing about 12 000 of 25 000 union members at 56 plants. Walkouts follow stalled negotiations with pay and fringe demands near 20 cents an hour more. Settlements expected soon on the West Coast as width of impact grows.
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Chicago
United Cement, Lime and Gypsum Workers Union
Gas leak prompts brief daylight response near city
At 10:20 a m Thursday crews responded to a gas leak 375 miles west of the city near Washington and Walnut. By 11:20 a m Thursday the scene shifted to Woodruff Oil Co with a small patch of wheat field Diaz e burned. No injuries reported.
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City
Washington and Walnut
Woodruff Oil Co
Cement Workers Strike Looms Over 10 Plants
The Chanute Tribune reports a 16 cent wage offer for 2 000 workers across eight cement plants as contracts expire. One third of the industry remains unaffected with unions still at work. George Meany backs the strike, calling the industry highly profitable and able to concede.
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Marquette
Chanute Tribune Pg. Cement Manufacturing Co
Opera
Cement Workers
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Felix Jones
Wall Street Gains in Fairly Active Trading
Wall Street advanced with higher gains in a fair l9 active session as traders weighed profits and economic data. The market showed broad participation with several major indexes rising and volume picking up toward the close.
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New York
New DIATRON Diet Aid Claims Quick Weight Loss
Advert promotes DIATRON as a no effort diet that curbs hunger without drugs or exercise. It promises weight loss from the first package with a money back guarantee and specifies sales at 121 E Main with mail orders available.
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Kansas City Cash
Erent Eenee
Earl Richman
Sandra and
Deanne
Earl Lee Claus
Betty Jo Hersch
Wichita
Harold Claus
O. F. Claus
Eben Claus
Erie
Everett Garner
Nevin
S. Forest
Hobart Lake
Oklahoma
Ode Garner
John Garner
Rocky, Okla
Norman Junod
Mulvane
Marcus Kenyon
St. Francis Hospital
Louis Junod
S. Ashby
Wayne Dennis
Longmont
Roy Bailey
Opal Howell
Bailey
C. R. Herrin
Peoria
Ill
Casey
Herrin
L. K. Barham
South
Santa _Fe
James Osborn
New Haven
Chestnut & Finley
Santa FE
Senator Brews
Carter
Raymond Kraft
New Orleans
Daily Transcript
Boyd Burns
W. Main
Philco
Pritco Corporation
Ols Weme
First National
First National Bank
Chanute, Kansas
F D.lc
John Lock
Paul Hinrichs
S. Highland
Mathenus Benton
Roy Tyson
George Keller
S. Henry
Janice Fair
Amy Carter
Myron Cooper
Calvin Webb
S. Grant
Robert Hosack
Burt Stone
Benedict
George Todd
Buffalo
Lester Cantrell
Iola
Terrey Fisher
N. Evergreen
Douglas Land
Humboldt
Prue Ashlock
Yates Center
A Kay
Fred Keith Alford
Fire Runa
N. Grant, Chanute
Am Tel & Tel
Anaconda Eee
Beth Steel
du Pont
Eagle P
Mont Ward
Teebewee
Penney
JC See
da Phill Pet Coenen
RCA
St Jos
Sears Reebeee
Socony
Teeeneee
Spen Chem
Soos
U S Steel
Wall Street
Casey Drug Store
E. Main
M. C. Phillips and Son Nation
Our Farm
John Gorton
the Friendly Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Lorraine
Body & Paint Repair Service
Body Shop
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