Hogs Higher Cattle Light In Kansas City Sale
AP report from Kansas City notes cattle scarce with calves and slaughter classes tight. Hogs at 2,400 head rise to 25 higher with 1-3 190-950 lb hogs 16.50 to 17.25, sows 13.75 to 14.50. Lambs steady to strong with choice 22.00 to 23.50 and ewes 3.00 to 5.00.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons
U. S
Allied
and Alum Ltd
T&t
Pri O
Calv- Atchison
Atlas
U i
Boeing Air
Good
Bran Aire
Choice
RI & Pac
Prime
Good Chrysler
Comte Co
Curtisser
Ford
Goodyear
Ors Grick
Kan G&e
Kan P & L
Lone S Cem
Marq
Martin Co
Uul
U Minn M & M
Monsan Ch
Ms Mont Ward
NY Central
Panhl Epl
Peabody Coal
Penney, J C
St Joe
Sears Rock
Sinclair
Socony
Spen Chem
Sperry Rd
Bumtay
Tenn Gas
Tidewat
UN Carbide
Woolworth
Yale & Tow
Irregular Wall Street rally with profit taking in electronics
Wall Street moved in fits and starts with a steel and motor rally while electronics slipped after gains. Trading volume neared 3.7 million shares as government bonds rose on speculation of lower money rates.
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New York
Steels and Motors
Wall Street
Mamie Eisenhower Responding To Treatment
Washington AP reports Mrs Mamie Eisenhower is responding to treatment and coming along well at Walter Reed Army Hospital She was hospitalized Tuesday with acute asthmatic bronchitis and may stay over the weekend Press secretary James Hagerty said She canceled plans to attend the President s 45th class reunion at the U S Military Academy this weekend Hagerty gave no medical details on Mrs Eisenhowers illness
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Washington
Mamie Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
White House
US. Military Academy
Hagerty
Man saved by patrolman is his father in Woburn cave-in
Patrolman Leo McElhiney responding to an emergency find his father James McElhiney trapped in a trench cave-in in Woburn Massachusetts. The elder man, buried to the chest, was hospitalized in shock. The day’s local notices include church events and student honors.
Kansas Pipeline Runs Sag During Week
Kansas crude oil pipeline runs fell to 288 584 barrels daily for the week ended May 30 the Conservation Division estimated. The figure is 20 062 barrels per day lower than the prior week and 6 416 barrels per day below the May allowance set by the Kansas Corporation Commission.
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Wichita
Kansas
Conservation Division
Kansas Corporation Commission
Mrs Myrtle Ogden Hosts California Visitors This Week
Mrs Myrtle Ogden at 117 South Malcolm hosts her daughter and son in law Reginald Fonfara of Los Angeles for a Chanute vacation. The Rev Robert Leffel of Coffeyville will preach at the Nazarene Church on Sunday while Rev Claude F E Pittenger and family are vacationing in Oklahoma and Arkansas.
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Myrtle Ogden
S. Malcolm
Reginald Fonfara
Los Angeles
Chanute
Robert Leffel
Coffeyville
Church of the Nazarene
1St and
Lafayette
Claude FE. Pittenger
Pittenger
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Overruled Motions In Slander Case Tom Morehead v Rush
Jury verdict stands as judge overrules plaintiff's motion for new trial. Defense fails to require separate pleadings for causes of action. Parties stipulate plaintiff's claims are limited to oral defamation and exclude libel.
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New
Stenaine
New First
Tom Morehead
Dallce Rush
Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Notices
Admissions yesterday and today list patients by name and town with service type, plus dismissals and a birth. Traffic citations include speeding with bonds posted and license status. Marriage licenses issued cover multiple Chanute and Parsons residents. district court actions note partitions and possessions near Chanute and other case details.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Lena Clements
Humboldt
Edward Rausch
S. Wilson
D. E. Crancleton
Gordon Smith
W. Mulberry
Fred Mosier
S. Grant
Karl Ikehorn
S. Highland
Freddie Lindquist
N. Evergreen
C. P. Williams
Glen Gough
S. Lafayette
Sara Ornelas
N. Steuben
Billie E. Griffith
Deaths and funerals fill Chanute notices in local paper
Obituary notices report Elizabeth Thomas 48 of 916 S Evergreen died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a short illness. Survivors include her mother Mary L. Thomas and sister Mrs A J Bertram. brother Col Glen Thomas stationed with the Air Force in England. Funeral arrangements pending Roy S Gibson Funeral Home. Also listed are deaths of Mrs Gertrude Clayton in Independence, Earl B Groulx in Kansas City, and several funeral services with local church and cemetery details.
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Elizabeth Thomas
S. Evergreen
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Kansas
Sears Co
Seattle
Wash
Mary L. Thomas
A. J. Bertram
Chanute
Col
Glen Thomas
Air Force
England
Roy S. Gibson
W. E. Clayton
Gertrude Clayton
Hans Herold
Independence
Independence First Methodist Church
Independence Cemetery
Earl B. Groulx
Kansas City
Albert Williams
S. Lafayette
R. E. Drake
N. Central
Rutland
N. C
Sheffield Assembly of God Church
Audrey
Iva Lovell
Newcomer Chapel
Brush Creek
Paseo
Humboldt
Munson
Minnie Munson
Elsmore Methodist Church
Harold Peters
Elsemore
Clifford Olson
Junior Kyser
Harold Dean Whitaker
Charles Munson
Harold Breshears
Harold Johnson
Albert Middendorf
Ray Middendorf
Dave
Bronson
Minnie Lee Sanders
Campbellville
Deepwater
Martin Munson
Allen County
Elsmore
Eva
Pauline
Emma
John
New York
Earl
Harold
Ruby) Whitaker
Will Sanders
Stafford
Mary Weaver
Laura Arnold
Kenmore
N. Y
Lillian Sargent
Oakland
Iowa
Olen Sargent
John Munson
Hastingson Hudson
Vernie Dodson
Nadine Umstattdt
Verna Lee Hawkins
Appleton City
Irvin
Allie Sanders
Moran
Charles Antrendt
Ernest Johnson
Harold Johnston
Dale
Mark
Anne
Carol
Raytown
Sharon Munson
J. G. Breshears
Harold Whitaker
Harold Dean
Mary Jo
Linda
Ronny
Bob
Davie
Arkansas loses 136 549 residents since 1950
Preliminary 1960 census figures indicate Arkansas population at 1 772 962, down from 1950's 1 909 511. Only six of 75 counties gained. Census Bureau expects Arkansas to have the nation s highest population loss rate.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Census Bureau
Oil Field Worker Killed Near Hill City
An 18 year old oil field worker Walter Calvin Buddy Baugher Jr. of WaKeeney died in a two car crash eleven miles west of Hill City on U S 24. He was driving east and leaves a wife and eight month old child. Two occupants of the other car Richard Lee Austin of Wichita and Henry Bergeron of Dodge City were injured though not believed seriously.
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Hill City
Kas
U. S
Walter Calvin
Buddy) Baugher Jr
WaKeeney
Baugher
Richard Lee Austin
Wichita
Henry Bergeron
Dodge City
Prince Glum and Queen Cheer At Derby
London AP reports Prince Philip growing bored at the derby while Queen Elizabeth exults and cheers as her horses sit winless this season. The Queen’s ownership has earned substantial sums in past years, but her current string shows no winners after eight weeks, though royal spending on racing continues.
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London
Prince Philip
Royal Box
Philip
Work Week Cut Proposed by United Steel Workers Leader
David J. McDonald, president of the United Steel Workers Union, urged Congress to enact a fair labor standards law cutting the work week to 30 or 32 hours. He spoke at a governor's conference on automation at Harvard and noted 30,000 of 500,000 steelworkers were idle due to layoffs.
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Boston
David J. McDonald
United Steel Workers Union
Congress
McDonald
Harvard School of Business Administration
The Tribune by Carrier 35 Cents a Week
Carrier rate information appears in a brief notice promoting home delivery of The Tribune for 35 cents weekly. The item emphasizes convenient subscription options and local readership.
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the Tribune
Union Work in the Belgian Congo Dominates Women's Fellowship
Christian Women's Fellowship circles study Union Work in the Belgian Congo with lessons by Mrs. Ross Cooper Mrs. M C Taylor and Mrs. Cronemeyer among others. Meetings feature devotions refreshments and plans for future gatherings including a July breakfast in Santa Fe.
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Belgian Congo
Circles
The
Christian Women's Fellowship of the Christian Church
C. A. Deay
W. Main
Jennie Noyes
George Defebaugh
V. I. Kessinger
Jim Gordon
Jim Evans
A. E. Batts
Frank Fackler
Episcopal Group Begins New Year at Grace Church
St. Anne's chapter of Grace Episcopal church held a dinner at the country home of Mrs. Mildred Casper with 21 members present. Mrs. Dean Stone was guest and newly elected president of Women of Grace spoke on next season. Officers and chairmen for next year were announced by Mrs. Gene Wall.
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P. H. Taylor
N. Western
Elsie Cunningham
St. Anne’s
Grace Episcopal Church
Mildred Casper
Dean Stone
Women of Grace Church
Stone
Gene Wall
Charles Lett
Jean Mitchell
Jeanette Wickstrom
Ward Barnett
G. E. Donovan
Neal Munger
Ruth Benedict
Cecile Munger
United Bank
Joe Rensing
Miss Wickstrom
Dorothy Coldwell
Lucy Wiles
Casper
Neosho Valley Busy Bees Discuss Tractor Safety
The Neosho Valley Busy Bees 4-H Club met Tuesday at Neo sho Valley School to discuss the twelve points of tractor safety. Advertising promotes Richard Hart as a guide to safe buying in the tractor program.
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Neosho Valley
Busy Bees
Richard Hart
Community leaders and club members meet
Willard Carlson community leader Ed Bussman and four members attend. The next meeting is Monday at Dwight Clemens home. The girls project committee met Tuesday with Mrs. George Madill guiding cooking projects. Mrs. Richard Hart demonstrated measuring and pattern selection. Eight members and seven mothers attended. Next meeting is Thursday at 2 p.m. at Ann Noblitt’s home.
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Willard Carlson
Ed Bussman
Dwight Clemens
Girls Project
Neosho Valley
Busy Bees
George Madill
Richard Hart
Ann Noblitt
Divorce Complete In Los Angeles Case
The plaintiff Cassandra Sisterman, acting as her own attorney, sought divorce from architect John Sisterman in Minneapolis marriage on September 17, 1948. She testified mental cruelty caused the separation of five years. no children, no alimony, and no community property.
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Los Angeles
Cassandra Sisterman
John Sisterman
Minneapolis
Minn
Sisterman
Khrushchev's Wings May Be Clipped at Paris Summit
W Averell Harriman told a Senate group Khrushchev's wings may have been clipped a bit due to the Paris summit failures. He urged exploring a path to restore President Eisenhower's invitation to visit the Soviet Union as part of revising policy-making machinery for the long cold war.
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Washington
W. Averell Harriman
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
Russia
Senate
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Harriman
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Kansas State College of Pittsburg
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Roger Chandler
American Society of Civil Engineers
Kansas State University
Manhattan
National
ASCE
Roger
Wilbur Chandler
5Th
Odense
Lavonburg
Ada Livingston
W. 4Th
Harry Coleman
Donna Lea
Tulsa
L. J. Ludwig
Aurora
Ella Short
W. 3Rd
Guy Newland
N. Garfield
S. A. Mannoni
S. Larson
Mannoni
US 169
River Bridge
William O. Hillbrant
Iola R. 2
C. E. Swepston
George Clayton Virgil
Hutchinson
Jerry Sloan
Swepston
Virgil
Justice of the Peace
Erie
Milo
Hugh T. Jones Sr
Elmwood Cemetery
R. J. Hayes
Thhe Jones
North Santa Fe
North
South Santa Fe
Tribune
Daily Transcript
James A. Grady
Evergreen
Glenn S. Handley
Alfred Teal
Chetopa
Leo E. Hansen
William F. Barker
Ron Hollingsworth
Cherryvale
Edward Rogers
Lola
Eric
Yancy Lewis Whitworth
Sue Anne Anderson
Marvin Vincent McCoy
Berva Louise White
Pat Richard Fulkerson
Joyce Ann Obenhaus
Floyd Eugene McAttee
St. Paul
Barbara Nunnink
Dale Lynn Owen
Virginia Sue Plowman
Charles L. Middleton
Thayer
Elaine Livingston
Galesburg
Irving H. Ingraham
Irene Moore
Francis E. Orr
D. Kennedy
Betty Wasson
Walter Poor and Freeto Grading Co
Prince Glum
El-Rancho
Sizzler
Norman Vincent Peale
Ross Cooper
Leo Gottlieb
Tennessee
Cooper
Don Cooper
Charles Wolfe
W. H. Martin
T. H. Cronemeyer
W. N. Chickadonz
Tony Biele
H. C. Kuykendall
A. B. Olson
Ed Neyhard
Robert Lopeman
R. J
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S. Wilon
Hillard Blume
Francis Jackson
Henry Alford
H. M. Kemmerer
Jack ‘Sparks
V. C. Steele
Child of God
Episcopal Group
Mr. K
Bremmer
Rosarita
Hale Pride
Uimue
Cudahy
South Steuben
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