Kansas City Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Movements
Kansas City AP cattle prices show calves steady to uneven with declines in spots while hogs rise with heavier weights gaining up to 50. Lambs and ewes steady or weak. buyers note Hogs strong to 25 higher for 1 3 190 240 lb barrows and gilts and 400+ lb sows up to 25. Sheep demand weak for spring slaughter lambs with prices around 23 for 60 100 lb range.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons
U. S
Wheat and grain prices move in Kansas City market report
AP dispatch from Kansas City notes mixed movement in futures and cash grain prices with declines in some grain classes and slight rises in others. Prices listed include soybeans around 2.24 to 2.25, corn 1.75 to 2.45, oats 0.55 to 0.67, and wheat futures down modestly with various No 2 and No 3 grade quotes. Also mentions eggs and poultry prices holding steady in wholesale and consumer markets.
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Ansas City Cash
Kansas City
Chicago Grain
Chicago
Wall Street Advances as Ford Falls on Dividend Cut
Wall Street edged higher in moderate afternoon trading led by tobacco issues while Ford Motor fell on news of a dividend reduction. Volume neared 2.3 million shares, with mixed moves across key stocks from fractions to over a point, and broad market activity showing narrow changes.
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New York
Ford
MAREE
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Chrysler Ncoie
Us Dow Chem
MB D
du Pont
Feed Maen
U & Ford Mtr
Goodyear
Chicago
Mont Ward
Penney, JC
Phill Pet
BORCA
St Jos
Capan
Tribune
Baby snatched from wife at Idlewild in dispute
New York AP Gregg Juarez 32 interior decorator snatched his eight month old daughter Bianca from wife Frederika Sigrist at Idlewild Airport as plane to Nassau prepared to depart. He handed separation papers to his wife and asserted he would protect the child’s citizenship while seeking reconciliation.
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New York
Gregg Juarez
Idlewild
Juarez
Bianca
Nassau
Pahamas
Frederika
Bobo) Sigrist
Locust Valley
N.Y
Long Island
Frederic Sigrist
Hawker Aircraft Co
Juarezes
Pittsburg Reclaiming Co Ordered to Pay Wages
A Kansas scrap metals firm, Pittsburg Reclaiming Co Inc, was ordered by U S District Judge Delmas C Hill to comply with the $1 an hour minimum wage and time and a half overtime provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act. The injunction follows a government action filed by the U S Department of Labor and involves a youth under 18.
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Wichita ‘Ap
Pittsburg Scrap Metals
Fair Labor Standards Act
U. S. Dist
Delmas C. Hill
Pittsburg Reclaiming Co., Inc
George O. Fauvergue Jr
Kansas
U. S. Department of Labor
Labor probe finds insufficient wages for 10 drivers
An investigation into a trucking operation reveals underpayment to 10 employees engaged in interstate commerce and failure to maintain compulsory wage and hour records. The case cites wage violations and improper recordkeeping by the employer.
Fran Bera Wins Powder Puff Derby Transcontinental Race
Frances Bera of Long Beach California won the 12th annual Powder Puff Derby for women pilots finishing 2 178 miles from San Diego to Charleston with copilot Evelyn Kelly. She and Kelly averaged 177 8 mph. Second place went to Pauline Glassom and copilot Mary Ann Smothers of Corpus Christi Texas. Third went to Gertrude Howard of College Station Texas and copilot Barbara Anspaugh of Lincoln Nebraska.
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Charleston
S.C
Frances Bera
Long Beach
Calif
San Diego
Bera
Evelyn Kelly
Pauline Glassom
Mary Ann Smothers
Corpus Christi
Tex
Gertrude Howard
College Station
Barbara Anspaugh
Lincoln
Neb
Deaths and Funerals for Emma Elliott and John R Sellers
Funeral services were held yesterday for Emma Elliott at Johnson Mortuary with Dr Charles Wesley Elliott officiating and burial in Elmwood cemetery. The service featured singing by Mrs Glenn Defebaugh and Mrs Hazel Slane, with flowers arranged by Mimes and others. bearers included Cecil Cage and Don Beach Sr. An Eastern Star service preceded burial. The Campbell Funeral Home in Yates Center held John R Sellers's service with Rev Carl Packard officiating and burial in Yates Center cemetery. Songs included Someday The Silver Cord Will Break and Jesus Saviour Pilot Me. bearers included Donald Vaughn and Harold Vaughn.
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Sellers
John R. Sellers
Campbell Funeral Home
Yates Center
Carl Packard
Harry Theobald
Iva Ashley
Jesus Saviour
Donald Vaughn
Harold Vaughn
Eldon Vaughn
Lyle Rousch
Omer Stoll
Charles Humble
Local Notices and Community Briefs Roundup
Mrs. W A Coonrod 1201 S Edith learns of uncle D W Harris Parsons death at 6 am. Funeral 10 am Friday Blossom Funeral Home. Charmaine Geib Larry Wilson Chanute and Bobby Gatewood Stark pre enrolled at Kansas State College Manhattan. Weekend visitors to Buffalo include Mr and Mrs Glen Hays and Lela Krepps LaCygne. Cremona Grange meets 8 pm Friday at the school. Ruth Crossfield Murray Hill school attends 16th annual elementary education conference at University of Denver July 7-18.
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W. A. Coonrod
S. Edith
D. W. Harris
Parsons
Blossom Funeral Home
Charmaine A. Geib
Larry T. Wilson
Chanute
Bobby L. Gatewood
Stark
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Lettie Krepps
Ivan
Buffalo
Glen Hays
Lela Krepps
LaCygne
Claude
Lloyd Krepps
Ruth Crossfield
S. Lincoln
Murray Hill School
University of Denver
Admittances and dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily Transcript lists Tuesday admittances including Mrs Eugene Yarnell Eric and Mrs Nelsey Williams from Toronto with surgeries or medical care. Admittances also note Gary Umbarger Thayer and Lois Slater with surgery, plus Walter Douglass and the Warren family medical. Dismissals include Joseph Tait Humboldt Ray Collier and Lennie Beydier 10 S Garfield.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Eugene Yarnell
Eric
Nelsey Williams
Toronto
Ennis Ladd
Humboldt
Louise Dickerson
Margaret Baskett
Gary Umbarger
Thayer
Lois Slater
S. Wilson
Walter B. Douglass
N. Santa Fe
Leroy Warren
Emmerlyn
S. Evergreen
Joseph Tait
Ray Collier
S. Plummer
Lennie Beydier
S. Garfield
Otto Bright and Son
Kansas
Alfred J Newton
W. 4Th
Arthu
Birth notices and court actions dominate Chanute Tribune update
Births reported for Tuesday include a boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Marion Willis and a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Glen W. Uden. District Court listings show several divorces and civil actions in Chanute, including Leverenz v Leverenz and Hardin v Hardin, with contempt hearings and quiet title, foreclosure, and alimony matters. The Chanute City case against Everett Grady was appealed from police court, with a $125 driving while intoxicated fine under review. The paper notes ongoing nationwide labor-union intrigue and a forthcoming labor inquiry involving Abraham Teitelbaum.
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L. Lester
N. Lafayette
Robert E. Butler
Ray W. Earnhardt
District Court Action
Chanute
Cole Leverenz
Doreen Leverenz
State Supreme Court
High Court
Myrtle Hardin
Leonard F. Hardin
A. FR. Hudspeth
Daniel J. Booth
Bank of
District Court
Wilings
Beverly Geer
Donald Ralph Geer
Miami
Okla
Orville
Hedges
Ruth G. Hedges
Birdie Dixon
Hugh T. Jones Jr
Hugh T. Jones Sr
Jane Jones Vollmer
Mary Ella Jones
Alfring
Milo T. Jones
Jones
City of Chanute
City of
Romano Refuses to Answer at Senate Racketeering Hearing
Louis Romano, linked to the Chicago mob, invokes the Fifth Amendment at a Senate rackets hearing. Testimony alleges Frank Nitti forced Romano into the labor movement to run the downtown Bartenders Union Local 278 as mob muscle. Romano declines to reveal birthplace as the leadoff witness on day two.
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Washington
Louis Romano
Capone
Senate
Chicago
Frank
Romano
City Seeks Bids for 1958 Street Improvements Chanute Kansas
The city of Chanute Kansas requests sealed proposals for construction of Street Improvements Project 1958 P. Bids due by 9 00 AM CST July 22 1958. Plans may be inspected at the City Clerk's office with deposits for sets refundable to bona fide bidders. The city may reject any bid or waive irregularities. By Howard Parsons City Clerk.
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Chanute
Kansas
City
Howard Parsons
Chanute Ordinance Calls August 1958 Special Election
Chanute Kansas city government authorizes a special election on August 5 1958 to seek voter approval for issuing general obligation bonds totaling 850000 for waterworks construction and extension. Polling places cover all four wards with designated sites. The measure and election rules, notice, and ballot form are detailed.
City election on bonds for Santa Fe Park museum building
The Chanute city council orders a special election August 1958 in Chanute Neosho County Kansas to decide on issuing General Obligation Bonds of 93500 for improving Santa Fe Park by erecting a museum building. Polling places listed. ballots specify Yes or No votes. notices and tally sheets to be prepared. Mayor Dale A. Dahlgren signs.
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Chanute
Neosho County
Kansas
North Malcolm
Alcott
Central Park Pavillion
Murray Hill
Lincoln
Roosevelt
City of
Chanute Tribune
Dale A. Dahlgren Mayne
Santa FE Park
Chanute Neosho County
FE. F. Schlosser
FE. F Schlosser
F Schlosser
Farl F. Schlosser, JR
James L. Behlosser
John N. Sherman, JR
Consolidated Common School District
Allen County
Center Grove
Consolidated Common School District No
Ofugust
Iola Register
Harold Whitaker
Fiord Roberts
BR. Worford
William H. Smith
Robert Pennington
Erie
Malcolm
North
Murray Hill School Building Ltd
Lincoln School
Senior High Trade School Building
Roosevelt School
U.S. 1949
Dale A. Dahlgren
Howard Parsons
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Pittsburg
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Ates
Coca Cos
Coca-Cola Company
Independence Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc
Independence, Kansas
THE
Safe Driver League
B.egoodrich Tires
Bob Hembree
Mgr
C. W. Baltz
Jimmie
Steven
Mae Baltz
Dallas
A. A. Baltz
S. Highland
Cremona Grange
Daily Transcript
Chanute Tribune Pa
Derworld
Abraham Teitelbaum
Assn
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Red
H. P. Lauson Power
Shop Kress
District Cour
Bank OF Commerce OF
Va. Herald
Allen
Ellen Allen
Howth
Range
Neosuo County
Lee Montgomery Suerill
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