Hogs higher Cattle light at Kansas City auction
AP dispatch from Kansas City reports hogs steady to 25 higher with 2 000 head, cattle steady to light, calves light receipts in the slaughter and stocker categories. Prices listed for hogs sows barrows and gilts, cows, and veal and stockers varying by weight, with cattle prices for grain fed steers and heifers and calves. Also notes butter eggs and grain futures in Chicago and Kansas City markets.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U. S
U.S
Kansas City Grain and Commodity Price Report
Kansas City market notes show wheat quotes for No 2 and No 3 grades with varying ranges, corn bids for white and yellow types, oats and milo values, kafir rye and barley figures, and soybeans bran shorts price bands. Prices quoted per bushel or unit with multiple grades and small changes.
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Chicago Grain
Chicago
Kansas City
Grain and dairy product listings with mixed codes
Readers see a jumble of product names and codes for Grade A large and medium cereals, cream varieties, room temperature dairy items, and hen weights. The text resembles disordered price tags and inventory notes with stray numerals and units interspersed.
Appointments Announced by Governor Docking
Gov. Docking announced multiple state board appointments and reappointments. Harry C. Lytle and Arno Windscheffel receive four year terms on probation parole and water resources boards respectively, Windscheffel starting June 15. Others named include Korn to Engineering Examiners, Hill to Savings and Loan Board, Kalivoda to Veterans Commission, plus reappointments to Abstractors Examiners School Retirement Board Science Examiners Healing Arts Board Supreme Court Nominating Commission and more with terms ranging three to six years. All take effect July 1 except Windscheffel.
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Topeka
Harry C. Lytle
Junction City
State Board of Probation and Parole
George Docking
Docking
Arno Windscheffel
Smith Center
State Water Resources Board
Windscheffel
Clifford R. Korn
Liberal
State Board of Engineering Examiners
L. W. Newcomer
el Dorado
Paul Hill
Lyons
The
Savings and Loan Board
Doris EK. Soden
Goodland
Vernon Kalivoda
Belleville
Kansas Veterans Commission
Dale Duncan
Manhattan
E. C. Hageman
Stockton
Board of Abstractors Examiners
George Stevens
Clay Center
L. C. Hecker
Pittsburg State College
Francis J. Nash
Kansas City
Healing Arts Board
Robert H. Moore
Lansing
Charles Larkin
Leavenworth
State Supreme Court Nominating Commission
Red China Steps Up Efforts Against Japan and Americas Asia Defense
U S officials say Communist China appears to be intensifying moves to undermine Japan and free world defenses in Asia. State Department analysts point to near record Peiping radio propaganda and compare it to China’s August 1958 anti American campaign.
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U. S
China
Japan
Asia
State Department
America
Peiping Radio
Peiping
Quemoy
Matsu
Railroad Employee Killed Under Train in Argentine District
A Santa Fe Railroad employee, 23-year-old Kenneth R. Swartz of North Kansas City, Missouri, was killed in Kansas City when he fell beneath a moving train during a switching operation. Police say he apparently attempted to board the train.
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Kansas City, Kan
Santa Fe Railroad
Kenneth R. Swartz
Kansas City
Swartz
Neosho Area Briefs Include Local Returns and Honors
Local updates report Minnie Carter and Lucille Carter returning from San Antonio after visiting Fort Clark and the Alamo site. Candidates list omit Mrs. Freday Locke from Neosho County primary. DHIA votes to discontinue cow pool testing in June. A M Lockyear attends a public relations workshop at Kansas State College of Pittsburg. Major Harrie L. Stewart Jr. promoted to lieutenant colonel. Mark Bright fund contributions total 1685.28 with donors from Golden Shrine and Trinity Baptist.
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Lucille
N. Grant
San Antonio
Tex
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Fort Clark
Brackettville
Uvalde
U.S
John V. Garner
Carter
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Dhia Assn
Paul L. Fickel
A. M. Lockyear
Lafayette
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
Harrie L. Stewart, Jr
Usaf Air University
Maxwell Afb
Montgomery
Ala
Lena Stewart
S. Evergreen
Harrie L. Stewart
Chanute Junior College
Air Force
Mark Bright
Golden Shrine No
Fairfield Grange
Trinity Baptist Vacation Bible School
Anonymous
Mark
Brights mourn infant son after heart surgery.
The eight month old son of Mr and Mrs Dean Bright of 710 N Forest died Tuesday after heart surgery at the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas. The report lists visiting relatives in Chanute and nearby areas. Police report two minor traffic accidents with minor damage and a yield violation.
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Dean Bright
N. Forest
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Wall Street Advances in Slow Market Session
Wall Street moved higher in an solid late afternoon advance. Volume neared 3.7 million shares, with gains in steels motors oils nonferrous metals and rails. Government bonds slipped slightly as corporate securities hovered near the break-even point.
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New York
U.S
Car Races Cancelled Delay Weathers Prompt Resumption Plan
Glens Halbe of the racing association pledged a renewed effort to start a full season after last night’s races were cancelled for insufficient cars and threatening weather. He said plans will expand car classes and attract out of town drivers to guarantee participants next Wednesday as 400 spectators watched the postponed time trials.
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Glen Halbe
The
Racing Association
Halbe
Players Furnish Shoes Gloves For Tryouts In Legion Base Ball
Players must supply their own shoes and gloves for tryouts. Those in American Legion base ball must present written permission from their team's coach or the post commander to participate.
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American Legion
Deaths and Funerals in Chanute and Arkansas City
Mrs. Robert M. McGary of Arkansas City died after a three months illness. Born August 24, 1874 in Morganton Tennessee, she lived in Chanute before moving to Arkansas City seven years ago. Survived by son Warren B. McGary and daughter Anna Newman. Funeral Friday at 10 a.m. at Grant-Elder chapel, Arkansas City, with graveside service at Elmwood Cemetery at 3 p.m. Ward note. Mae Bagnall of Sherman Oaks California, formerly of Chanute, died yesterday. Survived by daughter Robbin Adair Bagnall and sisters Byrd Roe and Nell Turner. Burial in California. Ida Miller dies. funeral Friday 2 p.m. at Johnson Mortuary, burial Elmwood Cemetery. Edgar R. Halligan dies. funeral yesterday at Johnson Mortuary, burial St. Patrick's Cemetery.
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Arkansas City
Morganton
Tenn
Chanute
Robert M. McGary
Garnett
First Presbyterian Church
Kansas City
Warren B. McGary
Anna Newman
Atchison
Ray E. Gilbert
Butler
Grant-Elder Chapel
Robert F. Stevenson
Elmwood Cemetery
Ward
Roy S. Gibson
Mae _ Bagnall
Sherman Oaks
Calif
Robbin Adair Bagnall
Byrd Roe
Chetopa
Nell Turner
California
Halligan
Edgar R. Halligan
Johnson Mortuary
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St. Patrick's Church
Carl Wortman
Gene Orr
Joe Johnson
Carl Haight
Ned Allen
Henry Myers
Ed Myers
Clayton Alvis
Herman Fehr
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Jet crash near Omega Oklahoma claims pilot
A single pilot in an F86 jet en route from Denver to Oklahoma City crashed near Omega Oklahoma, exploding before it hit a wheat field. The accident occurred about 13 miles west of Omega with the jet ending in a farm field.
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Sanders
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Oklahoma City
Here
Omega
Okla
Iola Try-Out Camp By Philadelphia Phils
A baseball try-out camp will be held at Riverside Park in Iola tomorrow and Saturday by the Philadelphia Phillies of the National League. Tom Demark, chief scout for the Phils, will run sessions starting at 9 30 a.m.
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Iola
Philadelphia Phillies
National League
Tom Demark
The
Phils
Daily Transcript Admits, Discharges and Births at Neosho Memorial
Neosho Memorial Hospital lists visiting hours from 2 to 4 and 6 30 to 8 p m daily. Admissions yesterday include Mrs Sarah Hutson 105 S Western medical Mrs Kenneth E Lindsey 12 W Oak surgery Floyd Swiler 514 N Evergreen medical Marion F Trent 1126 S Washington medical. Dismissals yesterday include Mrs Fred Byers and daughter 1029 S Gar field Ivan Morse Galesburg Mrs Susie Steenbock Humboldt James Hunt Humboldt William E Craig 215 S Gretchen Mrs Frank Gutierrez 1106 N Washington. Dismissals today include Earl Williams R 1 Mrs Clifford Olson Erie Mrs William M Carl 112 W Ash Births today to Mr and Mrs Don ald Lee 201 S Evergreen a boy and to Mr and Mrs George M Greve Erie a boy.
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S. Western
Medical
Kenneth E. Lindsey
W. Oak
Floyd Swiler
N. Evergreen
Marion F. Trent
S. Washington
Fred Byers
S. Garfield
Ivan Morse
Galesburg
Susie Steenbock
Humboldt
James Hunt
William E. Craig
S. Gretchen
Frank Gutierrez
Pilot's body found near Oklahoma jet wreckage
Searchers found the body of 2nd Lt. Raymond L. Sanders of Oklahoma City, an Oklahoma Air National Guard pilot and university student, five miles from the crashed jet wreckage on Wednesday night.
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Kingfisher, Okla
Oklahoma Air National Guard
Raymond L. Sanders
Oklahoma City
Uni
Kansans Plan Nixon Boost at GOP Convention
A Kansas Nixon committee plans a Chicago demonstration with junior high and high school students as main participants. They aim to invite Nixon to visit Kansas twice before the November election, including a KU visit on Oct. 1 for a Syracuse game, and to speak at a GOP rally. Busloads from six districts to assist the campaign are planned. No invitation had been extended yet.
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Kansas
Chicago
T. M. Murrell
Nixon
Charles McIlwaine
Wichita
University of Kansas
Syracuse
House Puts End to New Wheat Program Bill
The House defeated a bill to raise the price support level for wheat, effectively ending any chance of new wheat legislation this year. Washington AP report notes the vote blocks timely reform in farm policy and leaves current support intact.
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Washington
House
House votes to preserve current wheat support program
The measure to raise wheat supports from 75 to 85 percent and cut wheat acreage by 25 percent failed 236 to 170. Sponsored by Rep. Poage and backed by Democrats, it would have changed policy but the House kept the existing program for 1961 and later crops with a $1.77 per bushel support price.
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W. R. Poage
D-Tex
House Agriculture Committee
House
Northern Virginia lunch counters open to negro patrons
More than 45 lunch counters in northern Virginia drug and department stores will begin serving Negro patrons. Companies including Peoples Drug Stores Drug Fair S Kanns Sons Co Lansburghs Hecht Woolworth and G C Murphy plan to open counters in Alexandria Falls Church Arlington and Fairfax counties. A Woolworth in Arlington already served Negro patrons. The move follows sit in demonstrations by Negro and white students starting June 9 in Arlington stores and similar protests across Virginia and the South.
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Peoples Drug Stores
Drug Fair
S. Kanns Sons Co
Lansburgh's
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Falls Church
Arlington
Fairfax Counties
Hecht Co
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G. C. Murphy
Woolworth
Texas Could Split Into Five States Under Law
A statement notes Texas remains the only state permitted by congressional statute to divide itself into five states if it wishes. It contrasts this with the 533 square miles cited in reference to the Panama Canal Zone.
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Texas
Panama Canal Zone
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