Neosho Valley Busy Bees Meet and Local Happenings
Neosho Valley 4 H club meets 8 p.m. Monday at the Neosho Valley School with Trooper Houck and Trooper Phillip giving a safety program. The public is invited. Also noted are visits from relatives in Decatur and Las Vegas and library story hour at 10 30 a m featuring The Dancing Kettle and The Friendly Bear.
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Neosho Valley
Busy Bees
Duane Houck
Roy Phillip
State Highway Patrol
Public Library
Army aims to launch and recover manned rocket test
In a testimony to a House Appropriations subcommittee Dr Herbert York ARPA scientist outlined a plan to launch a manned rocket for up to 12 minutes then safely return to Earth. He said the missile re entry problem has been solved and the details were released today.
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Washington
Army
Herbert York
Scentist
Advanced Research Projects Agency
Im Resumeny
House
York
Governor Hosts Miss Schleuhuber at Kansas Luncheon
In Topeka Gov. George Docking entertained Jolitta Schleuhuber the 14 year old national spelling bee champion from Moe Pherson at a luncheon. German exchange student Dr Anne Marie Christiansen at K U presented the governor with 50 books and a bookcase from the Thanks America committee of a German organization.
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Topeka
Kas
Jolitta Schleuhuber
MoePherson
George Docking
Anne Marie Christiansen
K.U
Wellington Man Elected Monument Builders President
Clyde Martin of Wellington Kansas was chosen as president of the Monument Builders of Kansas and Oklahoma at the annual convention held yesterday in Wichita AP reports the election as the main outcome with leaders and members acknowledging his election and role in the organization.
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Wichita
Clyde Martin
Wellington
Kas
Monument Builders of
Kansas and
Oklahoma
Slow market iron hogs and cattle in Kansas City listing
The Kansas City report shows a slow market for hogs and cattle with receipts light. Hog prices range from about 18.75 to 24.75 for various weights and sow prices around 18.75 to 21.00. cattle tests are inadequate with few head graded. lambs show nominal steady demand. Grain and eggs data accompany the market summary.
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Woodruff
Henry B. Woodruff
Kincaid
Lone
Kansas City
Usda— Elm
Johnson Mortuary
Pain Bill Passes By 360-18 Vote in House for Public Works
The House approved a $1,077,827,200 public works bill aimed mainly at water projects, with a roll call of 360 for and 18 against. Rep. Charles Jonas urged recommittal, citing objectionable projects, as Army Engineer sites in Kansas and other states were listed with varied funding.
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Washington
House
Senate
Charles Jonas
Army
Kansas
Abilene
Ottawa
Toronto
John Redmond
Turtle Creek
Manhattan
Pomona
Admittances and Dismissals At Neosho Memorial Hospital
Admittances Thursday include Grace M Caldwell 201 S Santa Fe surgery Tony Boyd 508 N Grant surgery Felix J Roberts 218 E 12th medical A R LaSalle 101 N Plummer medical Dismissals Thursday include Gilbert Wilson 510 W 5th Nancy K Rush 14182 S Evergreen Fred Seaman 6 E Main Dismissals Today include Mrs Charles H Follman Buffalo Mrs J A Brazil 128 S Forest Births Thursday Calvin Cook 703 S Malcolm a boy Donald L Milner Yates Center a boy Birth today Hugh T Jones 222 S Steuben a boy Wire Run Today 11:42 a.m. 619 N Kansas Brass No damage
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Grace M. Caldwell
S. Santa Fe
Tony Boyd
N. Grant
Felix J. Roberts
Buffalo
J. A. Brazil
S. Forest
Calvin Cook
S. Malcolm
Donald L. Milner
Yates Center
Hugh T. Jones
S. Steuben
Kansas Brass
Grain and dairy price list from Kansas City and Chicago
AP report shows wheat and corn price quotes with various grades and values for No. 2 and No. 3 in Kansas City futures and spot markets, plus soybeans kilned at 2.24 to 2.27 and barley and rye ranges. Chicago butter and egg wholesale prices hold steady with specific grade quotes and receipts numbers.
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Kansas City
Chicago Grain
Chicago
Arizona Produces About Half of U.S. Copper Output
The Arizona Department of Mineral Resources states that Arizona yields roughly one half of the United States copper production, underscoring the state's pivotal role in national copper supply.
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Arizona
U.S
Arizona Department of Mineral Resources
Mahoney Turns to Oversized Checks in Congressional Bid
Elmo Mahoney of Dorrance filed as Democratic candidate for the Sixth District. He delivered 153 oversized $1 checks labeled Mahoney for Congress to the Secretary of State to help cover his $225 filing fee, plus regular cash and a $10 bill to cover potential bounce. Mahoney previously ran in 1954 and 1956, losing to Republican Wint Smith.
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Topeka
Elmo Mahoney
Dorrance Farmer
Congress
Secretary of State
Mahoney
Wint Smith
Re Hearing Ordered For Caudle Connelly
Huron S CM Chie Judge Archibald Gardner of the 8th U S Court of Appeals signed an order delaying execution of a prison sentence for former Truman administration officials Matt Connelly and T Lamar Caudle. The order grants time for a hearing on a bid for a second trial based on new evidence cited by their attorneys.
Supreme Court Denies Lift on Golden Rule Ban
Justice Douglas refused to lift the ban preventing the crew of the ketch Golden Rule from sailing into the Eniwetok area in protest against nuclear bomb tests.
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Washington
Douglas
Supreme Court
Eniwetok
Cards Defeat Tigers 17-7 in Little League clash
The Cardinals beat the Tigers 17-7 after collecting 16 hits off pitchers Thompson and Raney. Winning pitcher Britton allowed eight hits and was caught by Bowen. Bela tore and Frederick caught for the Tigers. The Giants Braves game was postponed due to field conditions.
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Cardinals
Tigers
Tiger
Thompson
Raney
Belatore
Frederick
Britton
Bowen
Giants
Braves
Rums
White Sox
Hawks
Rockets
Yankees
Scott and Alexander Tie in Chanute Golf Match
Tom Scott and Ricky Alexander tied in advanced play at Chanute Country Club. Scott drew the ball for the tie decision and the card showed six holes as the tiebreaker. Golf lessons for beginners are at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday and for intermediate and advanced at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday with separate schedules.
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Tom Scott
Ricky Alexander
Chanute Country Club
Scott
Legion Downs Cherryvale to reach 9-4 on the season
The American Legion team improved to 9-4 with a 6-5 win over Cherryvale. Chanute trailed 5-0 through five innings, then tied it with four walks and a pair of hits, and won in the seventh when Lindblad pinch hit for a sacrifice fly with the bases loaded. Treloggen relieved on the mound.
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American Legion
Cherryvale
Chanute
Fulkerson
Hudson
Lindblad
Treloggen
Cherryvale Rough Inning Defeats Chanute in Six
Pitcher Franklin struck out eight over six innings allowing two hits to earn the win. Durham caught. Cherryvale’s Pough was relieved by Beeler in the sixth, taking the loss for Cherryvale with Ord catching. Chanute travels to Weir tonight. Line: Cherryvale 55 Chanute 65.
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Franklin
Durham
Pough
Beeler
Cherryvale
Ord
Chanute
Weir
R. H. Cherryvale
Condemnation Action for Quivira National Wildlife Refuge Land
In Topeka the government filed condemnation to seize 1810 acres northeast of Stafford for the Quivira National Wildlife Refuge. Five individual property owners and two hunting associations are involved in the action.
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Topeka
Stafford
Quivira National Wildlife Refuge
Hagerty and wife receive free resort privileges
Presidential press secretary James C Hagerty and his wife enjoyed golf lessons lodging and meals worth 26097 from a swank Ponte Vedra club resort in 1957. They vacationed five days from January 27 to February 1 near Jacksonville Beach as guests of Ponte Vedra Corp President J P LeMaster said Hagerty insisted on paying the bill but was not allowed to.
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Tampa
KSTC Opens Fund Drive For Scholarships
Pittsburg area drive to raise 10000 for Pittsburg State College scholarships starts July 9 conducted by Rotary Lions Exchange Kiwanis clubs and the Junior Chamber of Commerce. spokesman said goal is 77 scholarships at 130 each.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg State College
Rotary, Lions, Exchange and Kiwanis Clubs
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Excursion Began For Car Gear Test By Boys
In Kansas City two boys aged 11 and 8 with a dog rolled a garage car into the street and attempted to start it to test the windshield wipers. They said they had put 17 cents worth of gasoline in the car before police arrived.
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Kansas City
Front Sea
Logan Croskey
Philippines Gain 125 Million Aid Agreement For Credit Line
The United States agreed to a new 75 million dollar line of credit for the Philippines and 50 million dollars in development loan funds, subject to congressional action. The accord was announced in a White House statement ending a three day state visit by President Carlos P. Garcia, who discussed economic development and current challenges with President Eisenhower.
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Washington
United States
Philippines
Fighting Near British Embassy Sparks Beirut Clash
In Beirut two men were shot as fighting flared before the British Embassy. A man on the ground floor of a nearby under construction building died, and a would-be rescuer was wounded, ending a truce that had lasted since Dag Hammarskjold’s arrival.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Tragedies Reported In Kansas Couple’s News
A young couple in Great Bend Kansas learned of two family deaths after authorities watched highways in the southwest for Mr. and Mrs. Chester N. Post. The report notes multiple tragedies within the family.
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Great Bend. Kas
Chester N. Post
Posts learn of family losses while en route to Utah
Mrs. Post and her airman husband traveled by house trailer from Eglin AFB Florida to Clearfield Utah when Edd Thackeray of Great Bend informed them their mother in law had died in Colorado Springs. Thackeray’s nephew was killed in a car crash, and his son-in-law Charles Mayer was injured in a separate accident near Jetmore Kansas.
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Clearfield
Thackeray
Charles Mayer
Jetmore
Kan
Young Crosby Arrested On Joyriding Charge
In Los Angeles police say Bob Crosby's son Christopher Crosby, 15, and companion Jeffrey Davidson, 16, were arrested after pushing a sports car from a Bel Air driveway. They were booked on suspicion of temporarily depriving the owner of a vehicle. Christopher said they did it on a crazy impulse.
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Los Angeles
Bob Crosby
Christopher
Young Crosby
Jeffrey Davidson
West
W. Kk. Maxwell
Dime Sells for $3200 at New York Coin Auction
An anonymous collector won a coin auction in New York for 3200 dollars, buying one of 24 San Francisco minted 1894 dimes. Six of the coins had been owned by collectors, while seventeen remain missing.
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New York
San Francisco
Army Worms No. 1 Pest in Jewell County
MANKATO Kan AP army worms are rising as the top pest in Jewell County says Freeman Biery extension agent. The report notes widespread damage across farms and fields, highlighting urgent control measures.
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Mankato, Kan
Jewell County
Freeman Biery
Wall Street advances in late-day rally after losses
The New York market rose briskly this afternoon reversing Thursday’s sharp losses. Steels oils tobaccos coppers and chemicals contributed to the broad advance as trading moved from early irregularity to a higher tone.
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New York
Jaycees Elect Cox After 15 Deadlocks
In Los Angeles the Bob Cox of Caaper Hill North Carolina won the presidency of the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce by acclamation after 15 deadlocked ballots among four candidates.
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Los Angeles
Bob Cox
Caaper Hill
N.C
U. 53
Junior Chamber of Commerce
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U.S. Royal
Glen's Tire
Casey Drug Co
Tribune
J. A. Treloggen
W. Main
New Douglas
Til
John Treloggen
Deli Moore
N. Evergreen
Pete Martin
Forrest Thompson
Myron
Las Vegas
Nev
Emma Vandegrift
Hazel Slane
Malcolm
Oklahoma City
Morris, Oklo
A. G. Carllson
Tulsa
Grace Stanfield
S. Central
Miss Schleuhuber
Kansas City Livestock
Milford
Erry Reservoir
Wilson
Daily Transcript
Kansas City Cash
Hay
Pate
Tee
Hens
America
Dan River
Mission Valley
Wash N'Wear
Jress
Chanute, Kansas
Nat'l Motor
Acc
FIRST
Nat'l Bank
Library
E. Ist
Caudle
Connelly
Golden Rule Ban Firm
Scott, Alexander
Legion Downs
Sleveious Man
Arkansas Traveler
Fort Scott
Lee’s Boat & Motor Service
Bhi En Chkhde
Hagerty
KSTC
N.Y
BBC
Katy
Peter Pan Ice Cream Store
West Main St
Wall Street
Atchisonee
Beth Steel
Ford
Penny J C Phill
RCA Owe
St Jose
Sears
Sinclair
U ‘S Socony
Ind
U S Steel
Jaycees
Cox
Barga
E. Main
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