Parked car fender damaged. two reservists finish Fort Riley training
The right rear fender skirt of Robert B. Perry’s parked motor car at 1123 West Main was torn Saturday afternoon by an unidentified vehicle back from a neighboring spot. Army Reservists 2d Lt. Jackie P. Klingler and Sgt. Lewis V. Weidert completed two weeks of active duty at Fort Riley with the 380th Military Police Battalion’s Company C. Klingler, a Pittsburg State College 1955 graduate, and Weidert, a Parsons Junior College 1949 graduate, return to civilian work as a farmer living in Galesburg, Kansas, and with Helen Weidert by his side.
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Robert B. Perry
W. Main
Main
Army
Jackie P. Klingler
Lewis V. Weidert
Galesburg
Kas
Fort Riley
380Th Military Police Battalion
Parsons
Klingler
Deloris
Albert Klingler
Pittsburg State College
Weidert
Helen
Parsons Junior College
Sergeant
Pete W. Weidert
Daily Transcript Memorial Hospital Admittances and Moves
Hospital notices show Monday admittances for Beth Honeycutt Humboldt medical Arthur J Nelson 1021 S Grant surgical. Dismissals today include Michael Bower 505 W Std and Mrs Elizabeth Rausch 402 N Washington. Births announce a daughter to Mr and Mrs Neil Kepley 310 N Washington. Recent moves list numerous residents with new addresses. Neosho County deeds record several property transfers in Chanute and nearby areas.
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Beth Honeycutt
Humboldt
Arthur J. Nelson
S. Grant
Harry Ellis
S. Santa Fe
Clark Dickinson
S. Kansas
O. L. Byers
Michae Bower
Elizabeth Rausch
N. Washington
Neil Kepley
Wage Increase At Boeing Wichita Plant
Boeing Airplane Co and the International Association of Machinists AFL reach a pay raise for about 15,500 workers in the Wichita unit. The 4.5 to 7.5 cent an hour increase takes effect July 23 and awaits Air Force approval. An additional 6,100 workers in Boeing Wichita are affected by the agreement.
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Wichita
Boeing Airplane Co
International Asso. of Machinists
AFL
IAM
Boeing-Wichita
Air Force
Surprise Birthday Plan For Your Mother
The reader is advised to send invitations or call friends to stage a timed surprise, with a fixed arrival time and simple refreshments like ice cream and cake. Suggested entertainment includes bingo. ask a trusted friend to assist with setup and serving.
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Sylvia Sage
Betsy
Wall Street Ends Mixed as Volume Dips From Yesterday
New York markets moved higher in late trading with gains around three points while losses stayed near one. Volume was about 2.3 million shares versus 2.5 million the day before. A separate study by four large insurers suggests marriages in the United States will stay low for several years due to postwar marriages and a wave of baby boomers reaching marriage age.
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Sylvia
Ruth
New York
United States
Boeing workers set for wage hikes under new IAM pact
Air Force approval pending for general payroll raises. Hourly wages rise from 1.48 to 2.5214 dollars to 1.522 to 2.60 with raises. The agreement covers IAM unit workers under the company pension plan once finalized. Boeing employment in Wichita stands at 26,000.
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Air Force
Boeing
IAM
Wichita
Hobby Urges Study on Social Security Reform
Secretary of Welfare Hobby urged a thorough review of a House plan to liberalize social security. She opposed allowing cash benefits at age 50 for disabled workers and lowering women's retirement age to 62, warning of creating new benefit categories and sex-based disparities.
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Washington
Hobby
Senate Finance Committee
Talbott Case Tied to Air Force Official's Outside Interests
Air Force general counsel John A. Johnson testified before a Senate subcommittee that he discussed Harold E. Talbott's outside business ties with Attorney General Brownell last January. Johnson said Brownell expressed no disagreement with the legal opinion in his memorandum and would review the matter. Mulligan & Co. partners profited $132,032 since Talbott became secretary in February 1953.
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Washington
John A. Johnson
Air Force
Harold E. Talbott
Brownell
Johnson
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Talbott
New York City
Paul B. Mulligan and Co
Defense Department
Mulligan
Industrialist offers two week Lake Erie vacation to large Boston family
Mrs. Richard O'Reilly praised the gesture after a Detroit Free Press story about a Detroit manufacturer providing a free two week getaway for her 11 member family. John Green of Lafayette Machinery Corp offered a stay at his resort near Detroit in Hanron Ontario with a guest house, private beach, fishing, playground and more for the O'Reillys including infant Richard Jr.
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Boston
Richard O'Reilly
Detroit
Lake Erie
Associated Press
Richard Sinnott
Detroit Free Press
John Green
Lafayette Machinery Corp
Green
Boston Globe
Hanron
Ont
O'Reilly
Richard Jr
Artificial eyes imitate real ones with bloodshot styles
The Better Vision Institute notes people buy extra eyes that look bloodshot to wear after hangovers, claiming modern artificial eyes can mimic natural eyes.
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The
Better Vision Institute
Kansas City Livestock Prices Mixed Cattle Steady Hogs Down
Kansas City livestock markets show cattle steady with mild strength in cows and bulls, hogs mostly lower, and sheep higher on spring lambs. ParsonS reports vary by weight and class with mixed results across cattle, hogs, and sheep, including 950 lb feeders and 190-230 lb hogs in play and top lambs around 19.00.
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Kansas City Ip
USDA
Kansas
Parsons
Wheat and Livestock Prices Reported in Chanute Tribune
The Chanute Tribune notes wholesale buying prices steady with higher per cent categories for large whites and mixed grades. Live poultry receipts in coops listed. heavy hens to caponettes pricing shown. Grain futures edge lower in Chicago with soybeans up. Kansas City markets show mixed wheat and corn, with hay receipts and prairie sale steady.
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Kansas City
Chicago
F.o.b
Chicago Grain
Chicago P
Board of Trade
Texas Democrats Oust Ike Backer as National Committeeman
The Texas State Democratic Executive Committee voted to make the post of National Committeeman vacant. Wright Morrow of Houston faced removal after declaring he would again support Dwight Eisenhower if the choice arose. The move seeks to regain national party favor for Texas Democrats.
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Austin
Texas
Democratic Executive Committee
Wright Morrow
Houston
Dwight Eisenhower
Photostat plan to copy deeds in Rice County
Lyons Rice County commissioners announced an order for photostatic equipment worth $6,000 to produce copies of deeds filed for registry this fall. The move aligns with neighboring counties adopting the process to streamline recordkeeping.
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LYONS
Rice County
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