Hog and Cattle Prices Steady in Kansas City Market
AP report from Kansas City shows cattle mainly steady with calves 25, cows 15.75 to 16.50, vealers 25 to 28. hogs near steady with weights 190 to 270 lb ranging 15.00 to 17.00 and sows 13.00 to 14.75. sheep at 200, mostly good with spring lambs 17.5 to 18.25 and ewes 2 to 4.
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Kansas City Cash
Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
W. W. Momey
Bank of Commerce
James E. Benton
S. Plummer
First National Bank
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Sion
Kansas Bankers Association
Kansas State
Federal Reserve Bank
University
Kansas
Local residents relocate to Chanute area and Marines enlist
Mr and Mrs Wayne Ruble move from New Plymouth Idaho back to Chanute at 20 S Plummer with WayneRub le working for Ryan Trucking. Jerry Leon Oyler son of Mr and Mrs Charles Oyler 609 S Ashby enlists in the US Marine Corps and leaves for 12 weeks boot camp in San Diego with a 20 day home leave after basic training. He is a Chanute High School graduate of this year.
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Wayne Ruble
Chanite
New Plymouth
Ida
S. Plummer
Ruble
Ryan Trucking Company
Jerry Leon Oyler
Charles Eugene Oyler
S. Ashby
United States Marine Corps
San Diego
Chanute High School
Freedom Riders face arrests in Jackson desegregation efforts
In Jackson Mississippi a New York pair Mark Lane and Percy Sutton were arrested after entering a white waiting room at Jackson Municipal Airport following a Delta flight from Montgomery. Nine Freedom Riders including two white women were jailed in Jackson after failed attempts to desegregate terminal facilities. The group, led by Rev Robert Wesley, defended acts as civil disobedience for interstate desegregation.
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Jackson
Miss
New York State Assembly
Nunman
Freedom Riders
New Orleans
New York
Mark Lane
Manhattan
Percy Sutton
New York City
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Delta Airlines
Montgomery
Ala
Sutton
J. L. Ray
Lane
Robert Wesley
Aurora
Paul
Silas
Mississippi
Death of Charlie M Inman reported in Washington state
Charlie M Inman Ray W Inman of 219 S Wilson received word of the death of his younger brother Charlie M Inman Fort Townsend Washington after a long illness. He lived in Cha nute about 40 years ago. Survivors include his wife Nan of the home a daughter Jeanette two sisters Mrs Jim Norris Walnut and Mrs Oscar LaSalle St Paul one brother Grant Sparks Nev one half brother Irvin Inman Louisville Neb one half sister Marie Mortz Argentine and several nieces and nephews.
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Charlie M. Inman
Ray W. Inman
S. Wilson
Fort Townsend
Wash
Inman
Chanute
Nan
Jeanette
Jim Norris
Walnut
Oscar LaSalle
St. Paul
Grant
Sparks
Nev
Irvin Inman
Louisville, Neb
Marie Mortz
Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Notices
Admissions yesterday list seven patients with names and towns, followed by births in Thayer of a girl to Mr and Mrs Norris and a boy to Mr and Mrs Holtzman. Admissions today include six patients in Humboldt and nearby towns with medical and surgical cases. Dismissals include five individuals in Rantoul and nearby, plus Dean Bright. Court actions involve Steve Satchell vs Ralph Foust and Sharon Brown custody provisions with jurisdiction matters. Marriage licenses issued include Matlock Brooks and McMillen Smith couples with ages.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Brian Burghart
S. Rutter
Clyde Howard
N. Grant
Melvin Owen
N. Allen
Emma LaForge
N. Central
Delmar Hanson
Dean Bright
E. 12Th
Donald Harlan
Garfield
George Norris
Thayer
Ellis Holtzman
Eugene
Billy Pace
Humboldt
Shirley Rogers
Ted Ludlum
Santa Fe
W. A. Hoofnagle
S. Steuben
David Woods
Robert Nold
Piqua
Cathy Thielenhaus
Rantoul
Ill
Jean Ramsey
S. Highland
Max
District Court Action
Eric
Steve Satchell
Ralph Foust
Sharon Lee Brown
Chester N. Brown
American State Bank of Oswego
William and Dore
New Trial Taxen
31 Students On Honor Roll At Chanute Junior College
Thirty-one students at Chanute Junior College named to the honor roll for the second semester of 1960 61. Fifteen men and sixteen women listed on the honor roll with 12 hours of work and a grade index of 2.25 required. Sophomores and freshmen named to the list include Joe Bailey Rusty Beech Corbitt Claude Crawshaw David Gottlieb Janet Donaldson Amelia Gomez Judy Mitchell and others.
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Chanute Junior College
Wom- Am T & Tel
Anaconda
Atchison
Joe Bailey
Rusty
Mears
William Pullman
Duane Chrysler
U Rogers
Kenmars Tabatabay
Carol Barnhart
Sharon Brasier
Dow Chem
Janet Donaldson
Amelia Gomez
du Pont
Sandra Midcap
Judy Mitchell
Ford Mtr
Ban Uo
Dorothy Mundell
Suzanne Gamble
Mundell
Charlotte Olson
Phyllis Gen
Elec
Ranabargar
Sharon Young
Gen Motors
U I
Hurschel Buscher
Int Paper
Robert Durkin
Calvin Hunt
Ward
Ken G & E
Penney JC
Phill Pet
Coscesss SD Lawrence, Kas
Proct & G
Tribune By Carrier
Charles M. Burrows
Topeka
RCA Cies
Sears Roeb
Presbyterian Circles Meet In July Disband Decisions
Circle four of United Presbyterian Women met with Mrs. E. E. Short at 335 W Main and voted to disband July and August meetings. Circle five hosted by Mrs. A C Wink at 415 W 4th heard Bible study and souvenir gift from Johnson Museum. Circle six and seven met with Mrs D A Finney at 2018 Plummer hosting guests.
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Circle Four
United Presbyterian Women
E. E. Short
W.main
C. G. Kerwitz
Emma Shepard
FE. D. Lewis
Middle East
Kerwitz
W. Main
A. C. Wink
W. 4Th
Circle Five
Robert Koch
Clint Johnson
Circle Six
D. A. Finney
Plummer
John Nation
Mmes
William T. Hunt
James Brown
Gloria Redfield
H. B. McGrath
Feed Grain Program In Kansas Reaches Sixty-Seven Percent
About 70 percent of Kansas farms growing corn and grain sorghums will take part in the emergency feed grain program this year. Gilbert W. Egbert, head of the Kansas ASC, said late reports may push the total above 70 percent. Deadline for signing under the federal plan was June 1. Of 1,533,000 acres in corn, 134,820 acres diverted. sorghum base 4,720,000 acres with 1,874,380 placed under the plan.
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Manhattan. Kas
Kansas
Gilbert W. Egbert
Kansas Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Uta UW
Cat Tom Says He Will Stay Put In Cherryvale
Tom the cat has lived in Cherryvale for 18 years with Mrs. Josephine Wallace after moving between neighborhoods. Veterinarians say a cat that age is rare, estimating Tom’s age at about 126 in human years. He enjoys sardines, naps on a yard bench, and remains at home despite changes nearby.
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Ben Townsend
Independence Daily
Cherryvale
Kas
Josephine Wallace
Tom
J. F. Allison
Independence
Dr. Allison
Mrs. Wallace
Wanda Kay Davis
Everett Osgood
Osgoods
Wallace
Sunflower Girls State Opens at Kansas University
About 400 Kansas high school seniors will attend Sunflower Girls State at the University of Kansas for a week of government training. They will study city county and state government, judicial administration, legislative procedure and party roles, with rallies and elections for governor and other officials. Gov. John Anderson will speak at the governor’s inauguration Thursday night.
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Lawrence. Kas
University of Kansas
Kansas
American Legion Auxiliary
John Anderson
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Daily Transcript
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Kenneth McMillen
Barston
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Francis E. Johnston
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Wall Street
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Presbyterian Circles
University of Kansas Business Office
Kansas Department of Post-Audit
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