Romine family reunion set for Highland Park
The Romine family reunion will be held Sunday in Highland Park with a basket dinner at noon. Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Peterson and Suzann arrived from Storrs Conn. for a visit with his parents. Dr. Peterson will chair the speech and drama department at State Teachers College in Kearney Neb. Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Glasscock of Calgary Canada left after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Herman Squier on Lafayette Street.
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Romine
Highland Park
Ralph Peterson
Suzann
Storrs
Conn
Ed F. Peterson
Peterson
State Teachers College
Kearney
Neb
F. T. Glasscock
Calgary
Alberta
Canada
Herman Squier
S. Lafayette
Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Report
Daily Transcript lists Monday admmittances including William Miller 7 percent E Main medical and Mrs Frank Elmore 422 S Kansas surgery. Also reads James Ellis 1107 W 7th medical Ray Cheney 1307 N Washington surgery Harold Manley and daughter Betty R2 surgery Isido Sazebra 1024 S Steuben medical Mrs Charles W Miller Humboldt medical Dismissals include Mrs E L Brower 1025 S Malcolm Craig L Gibson Tulsa and Jeanene A Barnett Humboldt. Fire run Monday 6 37 p.m 1022 N Santa Fe telephone wire down no damage.
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S. Steuben
Medical
Charles W. Miller
Humboldt
E. L. Brower
S. Malcolm
Craig L. Gibson
Tulsa
Jeanene A Barnett
Deaths and funeral notices for Humboldt residents
Humboldt citizen Chester A. Brooke, 76, died at Allen County Hospital after a stroke. Surviving relatives include two daughters and a son. Funeral at Humboldt Presbyterian Church with interment at Mount Hope Cemetery. Also Mary Elizabeth Pettit, 85, died at Allen County Hospital after a short illness. Funeral at Humboldt Church. burial at LaHarpe Cemetery. Everett Matheson, 56, critically burned when his tractor overturned on his farm near Natoma. he was treated at the University of Kansas Medical Center and in Russell before transfer by plane.
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Humboldt
Chester A. Brooke
Allen County
Iola
Humboldt Brick and Tile Co
New Madrid
St. Louis
Kansas City
United Kansas Portland Cement Comany
Barbara Anne Brooke
Chicago
Donald W. Newell
Ann Arbor
Mich
Joseph Ryland Brooke
Scottsvale
Ariz
John Brooke
Humboldt Presbyterian Church
Paul Carpenter
Mount Hope Cemetery
Johnson Funeral Home
Mary Pettit
Mary Elizabeth Pettit
Allen County Hospital
L. B. Pearson
Jane Dixon Pearson
Salem Township
Willis H. Pettit
Pettit
Wanda Hack
Grace Markley
Springfield
Lorraine Ray
Oklahoma Cty
Land
Faye Tom
Ore
George W. Pettit
Wichita
Gene Taylor
LaHarpe Cemetery
John
Kas
Everett Matheson
University of Kansas Medical Center
Matheson
Russell
Vote Tomorrow On Rights Scope Debate Narrowed
The Senate agreed to a five hour debate limit on an amendment to narrow the civil rights bill. Republican Leader Knowland foresees chances of losing the test and expects stripping a House approved section expanding rights beyond voting. Lyndon B. Johnson cautions against broadening beyond a voting rights focus. The chamber set a 10 a.m. meeting tomorrow with a vote likely around 3 p.m. on the Anderson Aiken amendment.
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Washington
Senate
Knowland
California
House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Sens
Anderson
D-Nm
Aiken
Anderson-Aiken
Six Marines Injured Fighting Forest Fire at Lakehurst NJ
Six Marines were injured while battling a forest fire that threatened a housing development and two factories in Lakehurst New Jersey. The blaze scorched about 1000 acres of scrub pine and hardwood before fire wardens brought it under control at around 11 45 a m hospitalization listed for three Marines with second and third degree burns.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Central Jersey
Bernard C. Bartlett
Naval Air Station
E. E. Kauf
Livestock Prices Mixed as Hog and Cattle Markets Slide
Kansas City reports prices for hogs and cattle with notable declines across several categories. Slaughter calves weak, feeders steady, hogs mostly 50 lower, sows steady, cattle generally soft with mixed yearlings and bulls showing limited gains. Parsons market follows with hogs 25 to 50 cents lower and cattle showing modest strength in select grades.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
U.S
Parsons
Market Report Summary for Livestock and Grains
Livestock prices show top lambs 21.50, good lambs 14.00 to 17.50, slaughter ewes 4.00 to 5.00, breeding ewes 6.00 to 10.00. Chicago and Kansas City bids list eggs, butter, poultry and grain futures with mixed moves and unchanged receipts. Wheat and corn futures slip while soybeans decline. prices span No 2 hard to No 3 grades and various feed staples.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Kansas City
Missing Man Presumed Fallen From Fall River Bridge
The body of 50/dan, accompanying family, is believed to have fallen from a bridge into the river. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Claude Gipe of Fall River.
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Claude Gipe
Fall River
St Paul Lutheran church contracts set at meeting
Southeast Kansas Corner reports contracts totaling 160925 for the new St Paul Lutheran church were let Sunday afternoon at a church voting assembly. Independence notes James Asbill, son of Mrs Beulah Abildgaard, won the VFW annual scholarship to Independence Community College for the coming year announced by Harold Miller. Fredonia discusses parking changes by business and professional people to create spaces for callers and shoppers around the courthouse square.
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Coffeyville
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Independence
James Asbill
Beulah Abildgaard
VFW
Independence Community College
Harold Miller
Fredonia
Drowned Worker Reported Missing at Freemont Construction Site
Fredonia dispatch reports husband of Twila Eaton Gipe, Don Gipe, drowned at work with Freento Construction Co. during Monday morning shift at a Se location. Local authorities investigated the incident and identified Gipe as the deceased. Further details were not available at press time.
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Fredonia
Don Gipe
Twila Eaton Gipe
Freeto Construction Co
Kansas Banks Bid for State Inactive Fund Deposits
Kansas banks submitted bids for about 89 million dollars of inactive state deposits bearing interest, with 575 of 596 banks participating. The state has roughly 72 million to place, so funds will be pro rated at about 80 percent of bids, raising estimated annual interest around 560 thousand dollars.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Board of Treasury Examiners
House Approves Postal Pay Hike
The House passed a bill granting a $546 yearly across the board raise for 518000 postal workers in a 379 to 38 vote. Senate approval or presidential veto looms as critics warn costs could rise by about 318 million dollars annually. The measure comes amid Eisenhower opposition to broad federal pay increases.
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Washington
House
Across the Board
Senate
Eisenhower
Woman State Legislator Fires on Workers Over Fence Boundary
Police in Union Connecticut said a female state legislator fired at workers attempting to extend a boundary fence beyond her front yard. The incident prompted investigation and possible charges.
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UNION
Conn
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