Local News Roundup From Galesburg Area Visits and Lost Items
Mrs L K Olson of Galesburg and nephew Norman Olson of Inglewood Calif visited today. Mrs Harold Cutrell of Galesburg was a visitor Thursday. Library story hour at 10 50 Saturday features The Golden Goose and The Big Little Cook s Boy told by Sylvia Shaffer in Mrs William Hensley s absence. Laura Silas reports a missing black and white female dog named Strike. Darlene Audiss reports missing car keys. Mr and Mrs EF J McCandless return from a 10 day Oil City Pa visit with Mrs Hugh McCandless 95 and sister Mrs Frances Ford. They were joined by another sister and husband from Philadelphia.
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Sylvia Shaffer
William Hensley
EF. J. McCandless
Oil City
Hugh McCandless
Frances Ford
R. R. Jackson
Philadelphia
Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals List
Admittances today include Hal Sin clair room 2 surgical and Mrs Home Brinkman 411 West 1st medical. Dismissals today include Guy Jeffers 402 North Forest and Jane Murphy 208 North Forest.
Union Set To Vote On Strike At American Motors
The CIO United Auto Workers plan a strike vote at AMC plants in Milwaukee Kenosha California Detroit and Grand Rapids after talks broke down ahead of the August 1 vote. The union had paused negotiations until August 8 and says AMC rejected an offer patterned after Ford and GM settlements. Edward Cushman AMC vice president warned the offer would raise labor costs disproportionate to larger automakers.
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CIO
United Auto Workers
American Motors Corp
AMC
Milwaukee
Kenosha
Wis
E! Segundo
Calif
Grand Rapids
Mich
American
Ford
General Motors
Edward L. Cushman
Little Stinker Eludes Workers
Puzzle filled with clues about lines, doing, hunts, poetry and care. The piece discusses word choice in police language versus general terms and muses on meanings from poems to rosters, posters, mittens, kittens, and lasting care across years.
Two Men Bound Over In Topeka Murder
Curtis Shoop and Albert Roy Miller were bound over to the District Court for trial on first degree murder charges in the slaying of Topeka policeman Clarence L. Shields during a Moose Lodge burglary attempt last April. Judge Robert M. Brown ordered no bail after the preliminary hearing, with trial set for the September term.
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Topeka
District Court
Moose Lodge
Robert M. Brown
Court of
Curtis Shoop
Albert Roy Miller
Clarence L. Shields
Actress Found Slain In New York Hotel Room
Police found the mutilated body of actress and makeup artist Adlyn Woodington in a Manhattan hotel room. A leather belt was around her neck and police cited evidence of rape. Burglary is ruled out as a motive due to an intact room.
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New York
Manhattan
Adlyn Woodington
CROP Workers Meet Monday In Erie Church Basement
All county workers in the Christian Rural Overseas Program drive are asked to meet at 1 30 p m Monday in the Erie Federated Church basement. J L Naff is drive chairman. Sunday is CROP Sunday in Neosho County with ministers urged to appeal for aid. A farm to farm campaign follows the drive opening. Cash commodities and cash are solicited. County goal is 1000 dollars. Each dollar funds transportation for $20 of surplus crops. Contributions go to canvassers or to Harry Rash Thayer, county treasurer.
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Erie
Christian Rural Overseas Program
Erie Federated Church
J. L. Naff
Neosho County
Harry Rash
Thayer
Wall Street Gains Across Major Sectors In Rising Market
The New York stock market advanced with most major divisions contributing to the rise. Strong issues rose as much as 6 points at times while the bulk gained around 2 points. losses were fractional. Volume estimated at 2.1 million shares, up from yesterday’s 1.98 million. Good earnings supported steels and a broad set of industries including motors railroads oils coppers rubbers merchandising chemicals aircrafts airlines movies and tobaccos.
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New York
Hogs and cattle prices slide on Kansas City market report
The Kansas City livestock section shows hogs uneven to 50 lower with barrows and gilts down 25 to 50 cents, cattle weighted by calves and slaughter cows lower, light calves 15.00 to 17.00, and sows steady to weak. Sheep beat steady, spring lambs 16.00 to 20.50. Produce and butter unchanged, eggs and poultry mixed, Chicago grains mixed with wheat up briefly then down.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
U.S
Chicago
F.o.b
Grain and hay market report from Kansas City
Prices mixed as futures and cash grain moved within narrow ranges. Wheat and corn show small shifts with No. 2 hard, No. 2 white and No. 2 yellow corn quoted across several price bands. soybeans hover around 2.36 to 2.37 per unit. Hay receipts show no arrivals today, similar to a week ago and two cars a year ago.
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Kansas City
Atchison Woman Dies After Car Collision
Mrs. Magdalena Zschoche aged 74 of Atchison died from injuries in a late night automobile crash at a street intersection. Her husband W L Zschoche 75, his sister Anna Zschoche 70 of St Louis and David Belew 19 of Atchison sustained minor injuries.
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Atchison
Magdalena Zschoche
Suzan Ball Hospitalized. Hollywood Reports Test Comforted
Hollywood sources say Suzan Ball rested as Oxygen eased her breathing while doctors pursue a full cancer diagnosis. Ball has been hospitalized again amid ongoing treatment concerns.
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Hollywood P—Oxygen
Suzan Ball
New Oil Find Opens 82-Barrel Well in Graham County
The State Conservation Division lists a new oil discovery in Graham County. An 82-barrel well named Glenn Dale in the Lansing area near Wichita and Kansas City marks a notable addition to the Glenn Dale field.
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Wichita
Kansas
Glenn Dale
Lansing
Kansas City
Graham County
State Conservation Division
Eisenhower Hopes Geneva Talks Find Divisive Issues
President Eisenhower told Congress he hopes the Big Four Geneva meeting will identify outstanding divisive issues and develop methods to solve them. He stressed the United Nations can widen peace efforts and promote future agreement as he prepares to depart for Geneva. In Moscow Premier Bulganin announced the Soviet delegation will attend Geneva to seek a sincere effort toward international problem solving with Khrushchev, Molotov, Zhukov, and Gromyko.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Geneva
U.S
United Nations
Moscow
Bulganin
V. M. Molotov
Georgi K. Zhukov
Andrei Gromyko
Examiner John A Crowther Named W C Inspector
Salina attorney TOPEKAP John A. Crowther is appointed workmen's compensation examiner for northwestern and north central Kansas today.
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Topekap
John A. Crowther
Salina
Northwestern
Kansas
Colonists Riot At Casablanca Shocks Morocco
Angry French colonists rioted through Casablanca after a terror bombing killed six Europeans and injured 35, with the toll rising to 10 dead and 44 wounded as crowds clashed with authorities and burned Moroccan and French flags. Stores in the European quarter were set ablaze and a blast damaged cafes, vehicles, and motorcycles.
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Casablanca
Morocco
Gilbert Grandval
Editor William Taylor Dies In Marion At 84
William O. Taylor longtime editor and publisher of the Boston Globe for 34 years died at his Marion home. He led the Globe through significant years and shaped its editorial voice. The death occurred early today at his residence in Marion Massachusetts.
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Marion
Mass
William O .Taylor
The
Boston Globe
Talbott Inquiry Set by Senate Panel
Senate Investigations subcommittee plans to study Secretary of the Air Force Harold E. Talbott's financial stake in a New York efficiency engineering firm headed by Paul B. Mulligan. The probe will examine whether Talbott's private interest conflicts with his Air Force duties given the firm's dealings with government contracts.
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Washington
Air Force
Harold E. Talbott
New York
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Talbott
Paul B. Mulligan
Subcommittee
Abilene Pioneer Theo Nusz Dies in Abilene
Abilene pioneer merchant and former mayor Theo Nusz died last night. Nusz helped found key Abilene businesses and served as mayor, leaving a lasting imprint on the city’s commercial and civic life.
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Abilene
Theo Nusz
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