Hogs Higher and Cattle Light at Kansas City Market
Livestock prices show hogs up to 25 cents higher with steady demand for 200-250 lb barrows. Cattle steady with grain fed steers 600-700 pounds at 25.50 to 27.50, 700-900 pounds 24 to 26, and stock calves 32 to 35. Veal and sheep prices move modestly. cows and bulls also cited with varied ranges. Kansas City and Parsons reports note limited test demand and steady to higher figures across hogs, cattle, and sheep.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U. S
Grain Prices Move Higher In September Contracts
Commodity futures show wheat up cents per bushel to about 1.90 for September. Corn advances to around 1.19 cents, oats rise to about 65% for new type contracts, rye up to roughly 1.32 and soybeans near 2.16.
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Kansas City Cash
Kansas City
Weekend Specials and Local Ads in Tribune Briefs
Toasted treats and tire bargains fill the page with local ads. Fresh Peach Sundae offered at The Sundae Shop on 15 N. Grant while Glen's Tire Service promotes Easy Terms at 412 S. Santa Fe.
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U.S. Royal Tires
Glen's Tire
S. Santa Fe
The
N. Grant
Kansas City Grain Prices and Local News Digest
Kansas City markets show mixed prices with corn and wheat listing varied ranges while oats, milo, and soybeans appear with multiple bid figures. Local notes include residents visiting Salina and Manhattan, Navy enlistment, hospital admissions, and two intoxication arrests in Chanute with police updates.
Two Women Elected In Hawaiian Election
In Honolulu Hawaii five women sought state office in the first state election and two Republicans Dorothy Devereux and Eureka BR Forbes won seats in the State House of Representatives.
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Hawaiian
Honolulu
Hawaii
Dorothy Devereux
Eureka BR. Forbes
House of Representatives
Hospital Admittances List From Neosho Memorial
Yesterday admittances include Charles Ks Morris a baritone for surgery and Karl L Stevens from Buffalo for surgery. Also listed Mrs Hertha Stratton at 502 W Ist for medical and Mrs Clyde Arvin of Galesburg for medical. Charles E Carlson from R 2 listed for medical admission. Today admittance includes Mrs Fred.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Charles Ks. Morris
Bariton
Karl L. Stevens
Buffalo
Hertha Stratton
W. Ist. Medical
Clyde Arvin
Galesburg Medical
Charles E. Carlson
R 2
Fred
Daily Docket Notices and Filings Summary
Dismissals and births listed for multiple residents in Yates Center Humboldt and Parsons areas. Includes dismissals yesterday and today, a birth in 911 S Steuben, two marriage licenses for Pirie Good and Kay Sheridan Shepard, a speeding citation for Larry Reeves, and Chanute district court filings for support and divorce cases involving Marjorie Young, Gene Abbott, Ira Tubbs, and Ira Jean Tubbs.
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Harold Barnett
Humboldt
Dean Lassman
S. Steuben
Dale Friederich
N. Garfield
Harvey Studebaker
Earlton
Harold L. Markham
Tseued
Pirie
Kenneth the Good
Dennis
Kay Sheridan Shepard
Parsons
Chanute
Marjorie Young
Gene Abbott
Washington State
Patrick Allien Tubbs
Ira Jean Tubbs
Car Truck Collision Kills Fort Scott Boy Near Fort Scott
A four year old boy, Randy Vaughn, son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Vaughn, died Wednesday night in a crash seven miles northeast of Fort Scott. Four others were injured as a car collided with a heavy truck at a county road intersection. The car slid into a ditch and was crushed under the truck. Injured were Mrs Cecil Vaughn 23 and their other son Mark 22, plus Mrs Wanda Vaughn of Hillsdale Kan and her son Steve about 11.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Randy Vaughn
Cecil Vaughn
Brough
Mark
Wanda Vaughn
Hillsdale
Steve
Pupil Assignment Plan Adopted by Little Rock Schools
The Little Rock School Board adopted rules for pupil placement under Arkansas laws and plans to open four public high schools Sept 8 on a basis of limited segregation. The move aims to minimize desegregation after Gov. Faubus closed high schools last year to block integration.
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Little Rock, Ark
Little Rock
Arkansas
Orval E. Faubus
Tyrone Power Estate Support Reduced Amid Insolvency Threat
Los Angeles AP report says widow and three children receive $1,500 monthly instead of $2,500 due to potential insolvency of Tyrone Power estate. Executors claim $294,000 owed in taxes and $450,000 in creditor claims. Power died in Spain on November 15. Estate may be worth $800,000 gross.
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Los Angeles
Tyrone Power
Power
Spain
Queen Elizabeth collision with freighter in fog at Ambrose Channel
The Queen Elizabeth and the American Hunter collided in New York harbor near Ambrose Channel in dense fog. No injuries reported. both ships damaged above the waterline. Repairs rushed on the Queen Elizabeth bow as harbor traffic was halted for 22 hours.
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New York
New York Harbor
Ambrose Channel
Coney Island
Pier 90
Jport
Southampton
The
United States Lines
E. Seymour Bell
Cunard Line
Bell
Geoffrey Walker
North River
Chan
Radar sighting triggers emergency engine reversal aboard Elizabeth
A fragment describes an officer ordering engines full astern after radar detection of the Elizabeth. The text hints at coordination with organizations and media as part of the response.
Explosions at Portland Middletown Chemical Depot Burn
Early morning blasts at Phillips Bros. Chemical Co. depot in Portland and nearby Middletown shook neighborhoods as 13 tanks exploded. A 13,000 gallon alcohol tank detonated, flames rose high, but no deaths or injuries were reported. Manager C Albert Mugford estimated losses around $500,000.
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Portland
Conn
Middletown
Connecticut River
C. Albert Mugford
Phillips Bros. Chemical Co. Inc
Doctors Charge A Dollar For Phone Calls In AMA Report
The American Medical Association notes some physicians bill patients one dollar per telephone contact to curb unnecessary questions and generate extra income. In Chicago some patients faced two dollar charges when a call to a pharmacy preceded a prescription. The AMA cites doctors earning up to two hundred dollars monthly from such inquiries and cautions fee levels should reflect broader services.
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Chicago
American Medical Assn
AMA
AMA News
Fisher Reed Attend Discussion of Southeast Kansas Survey
Chanute School Supt Buford E Fisher and Dell Reed dean of Chanute Junior College joined 12 other representatives at Kansas State College of Pittsburg to review a completed eight county Southeast Kansas Survey. The study covers training needs of 300 industries employing over 11 000 workers across Allen Bourbon Cherokee Crawford Labette Montgomery Neosho and Wilson counties. Plans set to mail copies to manufacturers firms area schools and agencies.
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Chanute School
Buford E. Fisher
Dell Reed
Chanute Junior College
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
Kansas
Mid-America Inc
Pittsburg College
Kansas State Board For Vocational Education
Allen
Bourbon
Cherokee
Crawford
Labette
Montgomery
Neosho
Wilson Counties
Kansas muffler law blocked in federal court
A federal court blocks enforcement of Kansas new muffler law while a Toledo company challenges its validity. The statute requires replacements to match original equipment mufflers on new vehicles and is defended by state officials as an extension of prior provisions amid manufacturer interests.
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Topeka
Kansas
Toledo, CO
Toledo
Kansas to gain 62000 in two years from inactive funds
Kansas will collect about 62000 more in interest over the next two years as inactive funds on deposit rise to 74.6 million dollars across 576 banks. The state earns 1 percent annually on 80 percent of deposits, while active funds receive no interest.
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Topeka
Kansas
Board of Treasury Examiners
Kansas City
Wichita
Bank’s Capital Surplus Earning Interest From Inactive Funds
The state had not collected interest on inactive funds before the current two year period. A 1957 law authorized the collection of interest on such idle balances and prompted the policy change.
Southeast Kansas Corner Picnic drawing 2500 at Continental Can Co
In Coffeyville the Continental Can Co eighth annual family picnic is expected to draw about 2,500 people at Walter Johnson Park. George London, general chairman, says the employee activity committee plans a day of frolic for children of all ages. In Parson, Kiwanis kiddie train engineer Ernest Schofield notes 900 feet of track yields a long trip. In Independence, Mrs. James Sloop was treated for minor burns after bacon ignited a skillet she carried outside.
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Coffeyville
Continental Can Co
Walter Johnson Park
George London
London
Parsons
Ernest Schofield
Forest Park
U.S
Independence
James Sloop
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburg Ambulance Service to Discontinue 24 Hour Emergency Coverage
Due to ongoing financial difficulty the Pittsburg Ambulance Service will end its 24 hour emergency service as of September 1 unless the city provides financial aid to support operations.
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Pittsburg
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