Cattle Steady and Hogs Rally in Kansas City Market Report
The Kansas City livestock market shows cattle steady for slaughter and feeders, calves and vealers mixed, hogs mostly steady to lower for barrows and gilts while sows rise. Sheep and lambs stay near previous prices with mixed futures in grain and cattle sections. Chicago reports unchanged poultry and mixed grain moves as wheat and corn edge up and down.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Chicago Grain
Chicago
Wall Street Ends Mixed On Profit Taking In Slow Trading
Wall Street settled lower in slow trading as profit taking continued on favorites. Volume was about 3.8 million shares versus 3.97 million the prior day. Key stocks drifted slightly lower while volatile gainers retreated 1 to about percent. Bond and corporate securities markets paused with mixed moves.
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New York
U.S
Sunflower Chapter to Host Friendship Night and Honoring
Sunflower Chapter No. 147 C E S announces a 8.00 p.m. Wednesday June 22 friendship night with refreshments. Visiting members welcome led by Marie Rensing W M and Helen Johnson Secy. Also notes recent travels and community visits from Benedict area residents and Kansas State University and Santa Fe rail activity.
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C.E.S
Marie Rensing
W.M
Helen Johnson
Sec’y
Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Highlights
Visiting hours are posted with restrictions. Admissions include W. E. Craig, James Hunt, Ivan Morris, Mrs. Raymond Ewing, Cleo Purdy, Mrs. Alice Works. births report a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Nelson. Dismissals include Charlie C. Lawrence, Verna Owen, Carl Burghart. Recent moves list residents and new addresses. Building permits cover shops, garages, a trailer, and a porch with costs from $90 to $5,000. A New York bank vault weighs 985 tons and is bedrock anchored to resist tidal waves.
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W. E. Craig
S. Gretchen
Medical
James Hunt
Humboldt
Ivan Morris
Galesburg
Raymond Ewing
LaHarpe
Cleo Purdy
R. 1
Alice Works
Charlie C. Lawrence
W. Walnut
Verna Owen
N. Evergreen
Carl Burghart
N. Grant
Kermit Nelson
Parsons
New York City
Pressure suits auto inflate when cabin pressure drops
In high altitude flight pilots wear pressure suits that automatically inflate as cabin pressure falls. The system activates to protect crew by maintaining suit pressure and preventing hypoxia during loss of cabin pressure.
Japanese Honor Gen. MacArthur
In New York Gen Douglas MacArthur received Japan's Grand Cordon of the Order of the Rising Sun with Paulownia flowers from Mitsuo Tanaka on behalf of Emperor Hirohito. The award marked the May 17 centennial of Japanese American relations for his role in postwar reconstruction and fostering goodwill.
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New York
Japan
Douglas MacArthur
Mitsuo Tanaka
Hirohito
Waldorf Towers
MacArthur
Deaths and Funerals of Miller Turley and Taylor
Mrs. Ida Miller, 89, died Tuesday at Bryant Rest Home after a long illness. Born August 29, 1871, in Pierce City Missouri, she lived in Chanute since 1923. Surviving daughters and sons number in the dozens with 23 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are by Johnson Mortuary. Turley Carl Turley funeral service held Saturday at Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home with Rev. William T. Hunt officiating. Mrs. John Hargrave and Mrs. Dave Peterson sang. Bearers were Frank Burtle Ray Dalton Frank Wagner and Albert Steeves. Burial Elmwood Cemetery. Taylor Samuel Cleland Taylor funeral service Thursday at Grace Episcopal Church with Rev. John T. Gorsuch and Rev. Boyd C. Latimer officiating. Mrs. Dave Peterson played organ. Bearers listed. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery.
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John H. Miller
Ida Miller
Bryant Rest Home
Pierce City
Cha‘note
Monett
Elsie Hensley
Whittier
Calif
Rose Richburg
Elmonte
Emma Woodard
Tulsa
Tom Miller
Wakenda
John Miller
Chanute
Art Miller
Baldwin City
Hershel Miller
Chetopa
Leslie Thompson
Ed Thompson
Johnson Mortuary
Two Sisters Reunite After 53 Years
In Portland, Oregon, Ellen Indermuehle and Edith Valentine, once separated by their parents following their father’s death, reunite after 53 years. Ellen’s move to Kansas City and Edith’s stay with relatives ended with a long awaited meeting at Edith’s Portland home, following years of postponed plans and the mother’s passing.
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Dale Britt
Daryl Kathryn
Diane Marcil
Air Force Base
Larson Wash
Britt
Roy Britt
Iola
Dan Penno
R. 3
Portland
Ore
Lester Valentine
Kansas City
Alfred Indermuehle
Ellen
Indermuehle
Edith
Valentine
Amoret
Nazarenes to Decide On Board Increase
Delegates at the Church of the Nazarene quadrennial assembly in Kansas City were to vote on enlarging the five man general superintendents board to six or seven. Election of the new board would follow the ballot on the expansion. Dr. Hardy C. Powers urged the church to prove its worth to this generation, linking faith to scientific understanding.
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Kansas City
Church of the Nazarene
General Assembly
Hardy C. Powers
Church
Dr. Powers
No Contract Renewal For Swedish Actress Mai Britt
20th Century Fox will not renew Mai Britt's contract when the option expires this summer. A spokesman said the decision is not related to her engagement to Sammy Davis Jr. He cited the film The Blue Angel's poor box office as a factor and suggested no future roles fit her. The couple announced plans to marry in England.
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Hollywood
Mai Britt
20Th Century-Fox
Southern Kansas Harvest Underway Near Hutchinson Johnson Line
The Kansas wheat harvest was described as well under way today south of a line from Hutchinson to Johnson. The state harvest labor control office said progress is rapid along the southern border with combining near peak in Sumner Harper and Barber counties. Ripening north of the line is irregular and opening toward Morton County.
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Great Bend
Kansas
Hutchinson
John
State Harvest Labor Control Office
Sumner
Harper
Barber
Morton County
Hutchinson-Johnson Line
Daily Bulletin
Wheat harvest progress across western counties
Indications show wheat ready earlier in the western third of the state than central and north central regions. Labor and equipment are moving into cutting areas as needed with shortages usually filled within 24 hours. If machinery and workers move from Oklahoma and Texas as planned, demands can be met though green wheat overruns in central counties may delay start of cutting there.
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Oklahoma
Texas
Pay Television System Test for Liberal and Farmington
TelePrompter Corp lines up a summer test of a pay TV system in Liberal Kansas and Farmington New Mexico. The setup uses community antenna systems with a control box having three buttons to order paid programs and respond to surveys or sales pitches.
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New York
Irving B. Kahn
TelePrompter Corp
Liberal
Kas
Farmington
N M
Oklahoma Sailor Electrocuted at Sea
A Navy statement reports the accidental electrocution of Herbert D. Ferguson a machinist's mate third class from Perry Oklahoma aboard the destroyer Preston. He was killed Saturday while operating a portable power drill in the engine room. His parents Loyd and Mrs Ferguson live in Perry.
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Honolulu
Navy
Herbert D. Ferguson
Perry
Okla
Preston
Loyd Quincy Ferguson
Spring pig crop falls 16 percent to 49 103 000
The Agriculture Department estimates this spring pig crop at 49,103,000 head, down 16 percent from last year. The smaller crop could lift spring hog prices and influence fall elections in Midwestern livestock states, as officials urged a downward adjustment after lower hog prices.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
GOP
New Cage Coach For El Dorado Jaco
William C. Cummins named new basketball coach at El Dorado Junior College. Cummins, previously in the insurance business in Arkansas City, has coached at Dodge City Junior College and led three Western Division Jayhawk Conference championships between 1953 and 1959.
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EL Dorado
William C. Cummins
el Dorado Junior College
Cummins
Arkansas City
Dodge City Junior College
Jayhawk
Texan Is Freed Of Murder Charge
Frank Davis 51 a member of a prominent ranching family was freed of a murder charge after an indictment failed to specify if he wore shoes when.
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San Antonio, Tex
Frank Davis
Davis indicted in fatal attack on attorney James Drought
A murder with malice charge stems from the death of attorney James L. Drought after a February 17 car collision with a Davis vehicle. Dist Atty Charles Lieck Jr. said the defendant allegedly beat and stomped the attorney and the case will go to the July grand jury for action.
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James L. Drought
Davis
Dist
Atty
Charles Lieck Jr
Circulation Manager Charged With Embezzling
Liberal Kansas AP Medford Allen Branch, circulation manager of the Southwest Daily Times, waived preliminary hearing and is held on $1000 bond on embezzlement charges. He allegedly took over $10,000 from the newspaper’s supplier by issuing false receipts for monthly carrier collections over 18 months. Branch, married with two children, said he did not know where the money went.
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Liberal
Kan
Medford Allen
Southwest Daily Times
Southwest Printing & Office Supply Co
Kenneth Powell
The
Times
Sa‘lina
Journal
Branch
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Parsons Livestock
Kansas City Cash
Wall Street
Joe Turner
University of Kansas Medical Center
W. A. Coonrod
Merrill Brock
Milford
Ill
Mr. Coonrod
Lloyd E. Stimpson
Jack Robinson
Norma Jean
Ricky
Jim Scott
Benedict
Wichita
Dwayne Miller
Dekitta
Wayne Miller
Miami, Fla
Kenneth Miller
Dean Chambers
Linda Kay
Mike
Red Rock
Mrs
Collie Chambers
Douglas Chambers
Marion Plummer
Paul Lynn
Burlington
Paul Lowe
N. Lafayette
First Presbyterian Church
Christina Berry
Judy Kay Wilson
National Mission College
Women’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
William Thomas
Belle Leighty
S. Steuben
Thelma Sale
Bill Treloggen
J. W. Treloggen
S. Western
Kansas State Collegian
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Bill
Barbara
Joe F. Balch
S. Larson
Santa Fe
Lyle McCain
Cape Canaveral, Fla
Dora Lewallen
Tribune
At&t
Atchison
Beech Air
Boeing Air
Chrysler
du Pont
Tgsenser
Mtrsee
Int
Paper
Kan P & L
Minn M&meetees
Monsan
Mont Ward
Av Stevens
RCA
Joe
Sears Roek
Sinclair
Daily Transcript
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Erma Jo King
Charles R. Wolfe
Malcolm
S. Garfield
Larry Myers
W. Cherry
W. Main
Bob DeBolt
W. Oak
W. Malcolm
Cecil Fowler
N. Santa Fe
James H. Taylor
St. Lincoln
M. Greenlee
Forest
Herbert Bloom
W. Beech
Sam C. Barnhart
S. Highland
Gen. MacArthur
MFA
Mr. and
Forest B. Richardson
E. Main Chanute
Kenneth Schar
Cesele Pelo
Schar
Nazarenes
el Dorado Jaco
Mr. Farmer
Bennett Creamery Company
Bennett's Ice Cream
Forest Park
Calvert
Midsummer Sale
Yand Bobbin
Singer
Buttenheler
Uce
Singer Sewing Center
Singer Sewing Machine CO
E. Main
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