Cattle and Hogs Hold Steady Amid Mixed Kansas City Prices
Kansas City market report shows cattle steady with mixed cattle classes and hogs advancing to strong. Calves and stockers firm, heifers and cows varying by grade. prices for steers, heifers, and bulls listed alongside parsonage figures for hogs and sows. Spring lambs ease slightly while sheep show modest declines. Kansas City produce section begins with wholesale prices and regional notes.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons
U. S
U. S&s
Chicago and Kansas City market report on eggs butter and grains
Chicago AP reports butter prices steady with receipts 939000 and grade AA 57 percent, A 57s, B 55 and other grades. eggs steady with receipts 16100 and grade A whites 38s and mediums 57, standards 36. corn quotes and oats soybeans noted. Kansas City market lists wheat, corn, soybeans, barley, hay and eggs with mixed up and down shifts and price ranges.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain
Kansas City Cash
Kansas City
Fleming Approved by Senate Group
The Senate Finance Committee approved President Eisenhower's nomination of Arthur S Fleming to be secretary of health education and welfare. Fleming aged 53 and president of Ohio Wesleyan University would succeed Marion Folsom in the cabinet with Folsom's resignation expected between July 1 and August 1. The nomination was approved by a voice vote.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Eisenhower
Arthur S. Flemming
Health, Education
Fleming
Ohio Wesleyan University
Marion Folsom
White House
Folsom
Easy Money and Slump Dampen Bank Earnings Rise
Banks report slower gains in net operating earnings as easy money and industrial slump curb profits from loans while bond prices rise. Large banks still show 2 to 6 percent gains, aided by higher securities values after 1958 easy money lowered government yield and boosted market prices.
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AP Business News
New York
Easy Money
Pickup Order for Cashier in Hoyt Kansas
The Kansas Highway Patrol issued a pickup order for Jeff Williams missing cashier of the Hoyt bank on a warrant by County Attorney Estal V. Bruce charging embezzlement. Williams, 59, has been missing since June 30, with his brother Orion Williams part of the bank’s 31 year operation in the small town of 270. Bank examiner staff work on the books amid a reported $135000 in deposits and a $20000 bond for Williams. Rudy Spencer, a grain elevator operator, warns he could be affected.
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Hoyt
Kan
Highway Patrol
Hoyt Bank
County
Atty
Estal V. Bruce
Holton
Jeff Williams
Williams
Orion Williams
Topeka
Gordon W. Lindley
Rudy Spencer
Deposit Made Before Rank Closure
A reported action states a $10,000 deposit was placed just before the rank closed last week, indicating a financial move tied to the closing period.
Orphanage Closed in Kansas Building Declared Unsafe
St Joseph Orphanage in Abilene Kansas has been closed after 40 years of care when the state fire marshal ruled the building unsafe. The closure announced by Rev Aldred Wasinger director of charities for the Salina diocese. dairy operations will continue under Harold Scanlon supervision.
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Abilene, Kas
St. Joseph
Aldred Wasinger
Salina
Harold Scanlon
Warning Against Foreign Aid Cut Intensifies Fight in Congress
Washington AP reports the Eisenhower administration warns Congress that restoring a $325 million cut in overseas economic development loans is essential to avoid a potential loss in the cold war. Under Secretary Dillon questions fund viability and hints at scrapping the Development Loan Fund if the $625 million request is denied. Senate Democrats debate overriding House cuts as John Sparkman urges raises toward the $3.675 billion ceiling in the authorizing bill.
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Washington
Congress
United States
C. Douglas Dillon
Eisenhower
Senate Appropriations Committee
Dillon
Appropriations Committee
Senate
House
Sen
John Sparkman
Ala
Chicago rackets inquiry opens with union complaints
Dallas police and Virgil W. Peterson testified about a feeling of helplessness among rank and file union members in rackets dominated unions. The testimony launched a fresh round of hearings by the Special Senate Committee into Chicago's rackets harried restaurant industry and alleged crooked labor union dealings.
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Dallas, Tex
Virgil W. Peterson
Chicago Crime Commission
Peterson
Special
Senate Committee
Chicago
Walnut community notes and visits span several towns
The Walnut club met at Mrs. A. C. Spencer's home with Emma Wright and others present. Many relatives and friends are mentioned, including D. E. Markley visiting from Leavenworth en route to Denver, and Mary Markley employed in Colorado. The Markleys and Moores hosted guests. polio concerns for George Markley noted in San Jose. The Rev. Hahn moved to lead the Walnut Hepler Porterville circuit, and Mary Markley hosted dinner for Joe Johnson in Fort Scott.
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Walnut
A. C. Spencer
Mmes
Emma Wright
Lillie McFarland
Verna Bruenjes
Luella Houdashelt
Maude Johnson
Mandy Wadsack
Emma Hunter
D. E. Markley
Mary Markley
J. L. Moore
Leavenworth
Denver
Colo
Markley
Colorado
Rocky Mountain Inspection Bureau
Gene Cox
Fort Scott
Joe Johnson
Ernest Johnson
Janice Coleman
Rockford, Ill
Johnson
C. W. Goodinson
George Goodinson
Pittsburg
Ike Smith
George Summers
Summers
Garnett
Jerry Mitchell
Baldwin
Methodist Institute
Frank Mitchell
Ben van Leeuwen
Chicago
Tony van Leeuwen
George Markley
Santa Clara County Hospital
San Jose
Calif
George
Eric
Chanute
John King
Herbert Hahn
Altamont
Hahn
Hepler
Porterville
D. E
Local Family News and Easements Across Kansas City Area
Markley and Mr and Mrs J L Moore visit Springfield Missouri to see son Gerald Eggleston and family. Mrs O V Misener returned to Kansas University Medical Center for treatment after surgery and stayed with daughter Beulah Johnson in Overland Park. Edgar Jones and Charles of Hepler visited Sunday with her father Gene Cox Jeleen and Sue.
Wall Street Mixed Market Ends With Modest Gains
Wall Street drifted through a moderately active session in New York with total volume around 2.4 million shares versus 2.51 million the previous day. Leading issues showed gains and losses ranging from fractions to about a point as trading wrapped up late afternoon.
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New York
Local brief notes on health, births and travel
U S Royal Tires advertises easy terms. E J King of Route 1 left for Topeka to enter Santa Fe Hospital for surgery, with Mrs King to join him today. Sherry Houser of 502 S Santa Fe recovering well after Mount Carmel Hospital surgery in Pittsburg with her mother Mrs Bryan Houser. Mrs Mabel Comstock returned from a week with her daughter and family in Joplin. D K Sexton of Oklahoma City welcomed daughter Marcia DeLynn born June 26. Mrs Sexton is former Karen Hudson of 1012 S Santa Fe. Ernest Quigg of Huntington Park Calif, visits his mother Mrs J C Shinn and relatives in Tulsa and Cushing. Dr Jack L Lowe returns to Hugoton after weekend with family in Tulsa.
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E. J. King
R. 1
Topeka
Santa Fe Hospital
Mrs. King
Sherry Houser
S. Santa Fe
Mount Carmel Hospital
Pittsburg
Bryan Houser
D. K. Sexton
Oklahoma City
Marcia DeLynn
Sexton
Karen Hudson
Lof E. L. Hudson
Ernest Quigg
Huntington Park
Calif
J. C. Shinn
Tulsa
Kenneth Quigg
Mildred
Cushing, Okla
H. D. Morrison
Admittances and dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily Transcript lists Monday admittances Paul W Works in Leavenworth medical. Mrs Crescendo De La Torre 1112 S Henry medical. Wayne Sing shurst Independence medical. Monday dismissals Ed L Johnstone 223 W 4th. Mrs John S Holmes 706 S Lincoln. Admittances today Mrs Anna Hale 816 N Santa Fe medical. Mrs Maurice Neville Stark surg ery. dismissals today Mrs Ralph Toland 218 N Lafayette. Mrs Warren Alford 902 W Oak.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Paul W
Leavenworth
Crescendo de la Torre
S. Henry
Wayne Singshurst
Independence
Anna Hale
N. Santa Fe
Medical
Maurice Neville
Stark
L. Johnstone
John S. Holmes
S. Lincoln
Ralph Toland
Buffalo Notes: Local Visits and Vacation Plans
Mrs Ida Step hens visits her son Mr and Mrs Earl L Stephens and Diana in Parsons. Dean Blackwood and Jim leave for a two week vacation at Bayview Resort Alexandria Minnesota. Ralph Coleman Lois and Jim of Maple Hill visited friends here Sunday. Charley Thomas of Los Angeles guests of Oley Apt. Roy Robertson led prayer before WSCS meeting.
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Buffalo
Ida _ Stephens
Earl L. Stephens
Diana
Parsons
Dean Blackwood
Jim
Bayview Resort
Alexandria
Minn
Ralph Coleman
Lois
Maple Hill
Charley Thomas
Los Angeles
Calif
Oley Apt
Roy Robertson
WSCS
Methodist Women Hold Meeting and Mission Plans
At the Methodist church Mrs. Carl Stoll presided. Mrs. W. T. Blackwood played a prelude and led prayer. Ella Wolfe and Robertson led devotions and the lesson on Missions Through the World Federation of Methodist Women. Diana Pringle and Judy Clough were chosen for the July Baker University School of Missions. Marie Brock served coffee to 20 members. Harley Birchfield Brown Doug Greg and Eric returned to Bend Oregon after three weeks with Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Collison.
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Methodist Church
Carl Stoll
W. T. Blackwood
Stoll
Ella Wolfe
Robertson
World Federation of Methodist Women
Diana Pringle
Judy Clough
School of Missions
Baker University
Baldwin
Marie Brock
Harley Birchfield
Gordon Brown
Doug
Greg
Eric
Bend, Ore
F. R. Collison
Hearing delay for Goldfine postponement granted
The Harris subcommittee granted Bernard Goldfine a one day postponement to testimony amid pressure for cooperation. Attorney Roger Robb cited exhaustion from a day of dramatic events including a hidden microphone discovery and paper theft as the reason for the delay. The panel ousted a staff investigator caught snooping on aides with a hidden microphone.
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Washington
Harris
Bernard Goldfine
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Goldfine
Roger Robb
Boston
Robb
Subcommittee
Wheat Weight Surges in Kansas Crop Test Readings
TOPEKA AP reports new Kansas wheat shows test weights well above average but protein content slightly below average in early marketings.
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Topeka
Kansas
Capone Mob In Probe Seizes Chicago Unions
Senate Rackets investigators heard Lt. George Butler testify that the Capone mob has taken over numerous Chicago labor unions. He said the mob’s attempt to expand into Texas brought only failure and murder.
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Washington
Senate
Capone
Chicago
Texas
George Butler
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