Busy Local Ads Mix Insect Killer Specials And Move Notices
The page lists an insect killer ad promising to kill roaches, ice cream specials from Peter Pan Store, and various moving notices for individuals like Malcolm, J. Cc. Rice, William Taylor, and Charlies Pulliam. It also mentions a library story hour, a water safety talk, and a 4-H club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Co
Clarence
Kathy Coulter
Public Library
Kenneth Tebow
Neosho Valley 4-H Club
Wall Street Dull Session Highlights Steel and Aircraft
In New York the market closed with slow trading, mixed prices, and about 2.4 million shares traded. Amid the session a Bob White Soil Conservation Society gathering at Roy French farm near Gridley showcased fishing ponds and trained Springer Spaniels. Coffey County agent Bryce Orr served barbecued chicken to attendees from multiple nearby counties. Barbara Reeser posted a $5 bond for speeding per an electric speed timer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C P. McKinnie
Gordon
Erie
Neosho County
Bob White
Soil Conservation Society of America
Roy French
Gridley
French
Coffey County
Bryce Orr
Montgomery
Allen
Crawford
Linn
Woodson
Bourbon
Wilson
Admittances and Dismissals At Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily Transcript lists yesterday and today admissions and discharges for Neosho Memorial Hospital. Notable entries include Mrs Wayne Colvin 1820 S Evergreen medical and Roy Lusk 717 N Steuben medical. discharges include Ro Lusk 717 N Steuben and Fred J Peterson Rose. Tuberculosis hospital tallies show county counts with Neosho at three admissions. Building permits note Magh T Jones Jr for dwelling and related work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Colvin
S. Evergreen
George Sheffler
W. Elm
Lewis Bawer
Humboldt
Fred A. Peterson
Rose
Roy Lusk
N. Steuben
Charlies D. McCoy
Barston
Yeaterday
Mira Joe Thurman
Malcolm
FE. D. Snender
Fort Scott
Grant Wilson
S. Forest
MH. Ellis
Ray Childers
Susie Matlock Eariton
Lusk
Fred J Peterson. Rose
Ray L. Wells
Thayer
Mire Jessie Osborn
S. Central
Paul EK. Henrichs
Highland
Frank Fackler
Homer Brinkman
N. Franklin
John H. Gilliland
Edith
Hester Gordon
S. Garfield
Hattie Swaney
Drastic Steps Urged To Protect Ducks
States in the Mississippi flyway were urged to act to protect depleted duck populations this fall. The Mississippi Flyway Council met in St. Louis and recommended reducing daily bag limits or season length, or shortening hunting hours. Drought across the north central states and Canada’s prairie provinces has cut nesting areas, with mallard nesting down about 40 percent from normal.
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ST. Louis
Mississippi Flyway Council
North Central States
Canada
Prairie Provinces
Department stores in Western Missouri fall 2 percent
AP reports in Kansas City that last week Western Missouri department stores saw a 2 percent drop in sales versus the same week last year, while the Tenth Federal Reserve district posted a 2 percent overall increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri
Federal Reserve
Hank
Cattle and hog market notes from Kansas City and Chicago
Kansas City AP reports cattle receipts light with two loads slaughter steers. hogs 3,000 head, barrows and gilts 25 to 50 lower, sows down about 25, with varied 190 to 270 lb ranges. Sheep offerings limited. Kansas City grain and futures mixed with wheat, corn, oats mostly steady or down slightly. Chicago butter, eggs and poultry steady with no price shifts. grain futures mostly steady amid light activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chicago
Board of Trade
Texas Oil Allowable Cut Reaches Lowest Since 1954
The Texas Railroad Commission reduced July statewide oil allowable by 226 044 barrels per day from June, to 2 666 771 barrels daily, the lowest level in a year. The reduced rate means wells operate about nine days monthly as the industry faces a dismal outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Texas Railroad Commission
Cessna Talks Open as Mediation Seeks Deal
A federal mediator will meet with Cessna Aircraft Co. and IAM representatives in Wichita to resolve four weeks of talks on a new contract for production and maintenance workers. The union seeks to narrow pay gaps with Beech and Boeing plants, while Cessna argues weighted averages are unfair. A mass union meeting with 2,500 members is set for Sunday with a strike vote possible if proposals fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
C AP
Cessna Aircraft Co
C. R. Richards
U. S. Mediation and Conciliation Service
Howard W. Ray
International Assn. of
Machinists
Cessna
Beech Aircraft Corp
Boeing Airplane Co
Ray
Wichita woman thwarted in apparent suicide attempt
Mrs. Oda C. Lane, 52, was found semi conscious in her basement with a wire around her neck and pills in her system after a call from her physician. Officers Jim Rose and Jack McKnight said she placed a crate on a chair and attempted to hang herself before being stopped and hospitalized in serious condition. Notes found by police suggested distress over ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kas
Oda C. Lane
Jim Rose
Jack McKnight
Lane
Rose
Acess Caantieres
Ccscoscoscees
Wheat Exports Under Scrutiny by International Committee
Washington AP The International Wheat Utilization Committee will guide non commercial wheat exports to needy areas under a food for peace program. Delegates from the US Argentina Australia Canada and France agreed these activities won’t disrupt commercial export goals. The group will meet twice yearly and study US foreign market development and joint disposal projects while Secretary Benson expects expanded wheat use for peace without displacing commercial sales.
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Washington
International Wheat Utilization Committee
United States
Argentina
Australia
Canada
France
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
School Reopening Planned for Little Rock Four Closed High Schools
In Little Rock Arkansas a federal three judge panel struck down the state law used to close four high schools for the 1958-59 year. Officials expect reopening under a token integration plan already approved by federal courts. School Board President Everett Tucker Jr. said the board will follow the court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Orval E. Faubus
Everett Tucker Jr
Seal Escapes Tracking Route 46 Escape From Party
A 6 foot 2 inch seal was tracked to a party in Po mpton Plains New Jersey but wandered off. The seal reportedly jogged through Route 46, opened a lock and escaped, leaving youngsters amused and puzzled.
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Pompton Plains
N.J
Negotiators Meet On Paper Strike In St Louis
In St Louis negotiators from Pulitzer Publishing Co and the stereotypers plan a 1 pm meeting with U S mediator Arthur Hale to try to end a strike that halted all city dailies a week and a half ago. The NLRB began an unfair labor practice probe into charges filed by Pulitzer as the two sides bargain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Pulitzer Publishing Co
Stereotypers
U. S
Arthur Hale
National Labor Relations Board
Pulitzer Co
Afternoon Post-Dispatch
Morning Globe- Democrat
Tentative Settlement In Hospital Strike
New York City reached a tentative settlement at City Hall after a six week strike by nonprofessional hospital workers from seven facilities. Mayor Wagner announced the deal’s likelihood while strikers of Local 1199 prepare to vote on terms. Doctors and nurses were not involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
City Hall
Robert F. Wagner
Retail Drug Employes
Medal to Hunter for Freeing Dog
Luke Chastain, after 18 days of work to rescue his trapped coon hound from a mountain crevice, will receive the Walter L. Stillman award from the American Humane Society at a banquet in Asheville North Carolina. He expressed a wish to continue coon hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N. C
Luke Chastain
Chastain
Walter L. Stillman
American Humane Society
Bulldog Hound Rescued After 18 Day Rock Trap
Trapped hound named Old Touse was rescued after 18 days of attempts by his master Chastain and helpers. They forced entry with chipping and dynamite through a narrow rock crevice, freeing the dog on December 11 after feeding it through the opening for days.
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Chastain
Old
Design Approved for Emporia Federal Building
The General Services Administration approved a contemporary design for a new Emporia federal building to house the Post Office and other agencies. Bids will be opened in Kansas City on June 2, with a project cost not to exceed $627,000 for a two to three story structure at Merchant Street and 7th Avenue.
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Washington
General Services Administration
Federal
Emporia
Kas
Kansas City
Post Office
Merchant Street
7Th Avenue
Texaco to Purchase Superior Oil Co
Texaco Inc plans to acquire Superior Oil Co of California for about 765 million dollars. Augustus C. Long and William M. Keck announced an understanding in principle. The merger would give the combined firm roughly eight percent of U.S. oil production. Texaco had overtaken Standard Oil of New Jersey as the largest domestic crude producer about a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Texaco, Inc
Superior Oil Co
California
Augustus C. Long
Texaco
William M. Keck
Superior
United States
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Betty Hutton in Hospital For Long Overdue Checkup
Hollywood AP reports actress Betty Hutton, age 38, is in the hospital for a long overdue checkup. Doctors say she may be released this weekend after she noted recent fatigue and entered the hospital Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood (Ap
Betty Hutton
Miss Hutton
Appeal Planned For Candy Barr Marijuana Conviction
Los Angeles AP reports stripper Candy Barr, 27, appeals a narcotics conviction to the U S Supreme Court. Barr was sentenced to 15 years for illegally possessing marijuana and remains free on a 15000 dollar bond pending the appeal outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Candy Barr
U.S. Supreme Court
Miss Barr
Mrs Hans Herold Hosts Newcomers in Bridge Party
Mrs Hans Herold a sponsor of the Chain Comers entertained newcomers at a bridge party Wednesday afternoon in her new home 920 West 9th Guests included Mrs Carter Brookhart and Mrs Jim McGrath Mrs S B Cummings won high and Mrs Herold was second The next meeting is scheduled for July 1 with Mrs Richard Eyler 310 East 7th
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Herold
Carter Brookhart
Jim McGrath
S. B. Cummings
Herold
Richard Eyler
Moran Girl Crowned As Dairy Princess
Sylvia Sue Strong of Moran was crowned Allen County's Dairy Princess and will represent Moran at the district contest in Blue Mound on July 4. Karolyn McAdams and Naomi Steward finished second and third, receiving luggage and a camera with flash attachment, and a jewel box respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moran
Sylvia Sue Strong
Allen County
Blue Mound
Karolyn McAdams
Naomi Steward
Miss Strong
Miss McAdams
Miss Steward
Modern Etiquette Advice From a Historical Note
A columnist outlines etiquette tips for birthday gifts and service. It recommends mentioning a intended use for a gift, notes a 25 cent maid fee, and advises placing spoons in their saucers when serving coffee to guests.
Ship Refloated After Four Weeks Aground In Sea Way
The Liberian freighter Andora, a 442 foot vessel, was freed today from a four week grounding in the St. Lawrence Sea way. Sill tugs, part of nine hour operation, worked to release the ship as the sea way was closed during the maneuver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesena
N.Y
Andora
St. Lawrence Seaway
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Casey Rexall
W. Main
Charles N. Wolfe
W. Pine
H. F. Carder
N. Central
Evergreen
Melvin Harrie
W& Ashby
Mia
L. B. Smith
N. Evergreen
Don Crawford
Santa Fe
Harrison’s
Ady
Casey Rexall Drug
Wall Street
Jai
Barbara Reeser
At&t
Anaconda HI Db
Atchisoneeeeee
Beech
Minn
M&m
Monsan
Socony
Sperry Rd
Daily Transcript
Neosho Memorial Hospital
AK Tubercatosia Hospital
Kansas Tuberculosia Hospital
Rowrbon
Nerokee
Neosho
Labelle
Magh T Jones Jr
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City Cash
Texas
Louis Prima
Bob Allen Agency
Kidg. & Loan Office
Chanute Ins. Board
Edsel
Plymouth
Chevrolet
Ford
Edsels
Mercury
Hunter
Dog
Thomas Jefferson
Caldwell & Son
S. Santa Fe
Romance
Carvert
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