Hogs Higher Cattle Meager In Kansas City Market
Kansas City livestock prices show hogs up to 25 cents higher with 2,000 head traded, calves and cows little changed, sows steady to 25 cents higher. Cattle, 500 head, mixed results with utility cows 14.50-16.00 and sheep 650 head, spring lambs at 19.00. Also notes on produce, eggs, and wheat futures with local social items and reunion mentions.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Kansas City Cash
Kansas Tuberculosis Section Rebrands as Kansas Thoracic Society
The Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Association medical section changes its name to Kansas Thoracic Society to reflect broader chest and respiratory disease interests. Roy A. Lawson M D Chanute, past president, notes the shift mirrors the American Thoracic Society rename and aligns with current scientific focus.
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The
Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Association
Kansas Trudeau Society
Kansas Thoracic Society
Roy A. Lawson
Chanute
American Trudeau
Thoracic Society
Dr. Lawson
Kansas
ATS
Lawson
Livingston Visit and Local Court Result Reported
Mr and Mrs J B Livingston of Houston visited her brother and wife at 2015 Lafayette Dr. Alfred Richtarik a University of Arkansas PhD graduate and physiology and pharmacology assistant instructor earned his degree this spring. ASC Herbert Wood son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wood is home on 15 day furlough from an Air Force auxiliary field in Gila Bend Arizona. Lee Kapp of 502 S Lincoln was sentenced to 20 days in the county jail after a police court hearing for intoxication following an arrest on Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Richtarik
Charlies Weggint
S. Ashby
University of Arkansas
Richtarik
ASC
Herbert Wood
Kenneth H. Wood
Gila Bend
Ariz
Air Force Auxiliary Field
Lee Kapp
S. Lincoln
Dr Edward L Trudeau Pioneer of Tuberculosis Treatment
Dr Edward L Trudeau, renowned physician and early tuberculosis pioneer, helped shape treatment and research and served as the first president of the National Tuberculosis Association.
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Edward L. Trudeau
National Tuberculosis Association
Deaths and Funerals Lawrence M Gibson
Lawrence M Gibson died in Wichita after a life in Kansas politics. He served in the Kansas House including a term as Speaker and also as a Kansas senator. Survived by his wife Muriel Phillips, a daughter Mrs Lewis Noble of Beverly Hills, a son Dr John P Gibson of West Lafayette, two grandchildren, three sisters and four brothers. Services set in Wichita and Pittsburg with burial in Pittsburg Highland Park Cemetery. Funeral home handling arrangements.
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Lawrence M. Gibson
Wichita
Muriel Phillips
Pittsburg
American Service Iee Company
Kansas House of Representatives
Kansas
Small Business Administration
Lewis Noble
Beverly Hills
Calif
John P. Gibson
West Lafayette
Ind
Ethel Goolsbee
Bertice Gibson
Chanute
F. C. Cooley
Ft. Worth
L. C. Gibson
Parsons
S. E. Gibson
St .Paul
E. H. Gibson
Neosho Valley
Busy Bees
Topeka
Roy S. Gibson
Neonatesho Valley
DeVorss-Gard
Wilber Thornburg
Bethany United Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Church
Walter Farris
Highland Park Cemetery
Grauerholz Resigns Recreation Post
Alvin F. Grauerholz resigns as chairman of the governor s Advisory Recreation Council to pursue ideas on outdoor recreation during the 1960 campaign. He is Coffeyville and a Republican lieutenant governor candidate. His Kansas Park Authority term ends June 30. he calls state parks inadequate in number and facilities.
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Topeka
Alvin F. Grauerholz
Governor's Advisory Recreation Council
Grauerholz
Coffeyville
Kansas Park Authority
Kansas
Stay of Execution Granted for Convicted Slayer
Eddie Oxendine, condemned for the murder of Ruth Zimmerman in Lawton Oklahoma, received a 60 day stay of execution from Gov. Edmondson to allow a clemency hearing. The stay follows a Pardon and Parole Board recommendation issued earlier this week.
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Oklahoma City
Eddie Oxendine
Lawton
Okla
H. Howard Edmondson
Ruth Zimmerman
Pardon and Parole Board
Oxendine
Daily Transit Notes on Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Daily Transcript lists visiting hours at Neosho Memorial Hospital and details admissions yesterday and today. Names, ages and addresses show patients admitted for medical or surgical care, with several dismissals and two births noted in Stark and Washington areas.
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Silas A. Williams
S. Lafayette
John R. Leimenstell
Humboldt
David A. Ludlum
Elsmore
Fred E. Fairchild
S. Steuben
Richard Briley
W. Ist
Milton L. Manners
W. 6Th
Loren W. Lee
S. Malcolm
Ira E. Barber
N. Lafayette
Chloe Kelley
S. Evergreen
Harry Steeves
Thayer
F. H. Dugan
S. Plummer
Rudy de la Torre
Emmet W. Bolze
S. Tennessee
Marion F. Trent
S. Washington
Cleo I
Dalton
Eric
Joe Vincent
Walnut
Floyd Swiler
Evergreen
Arthur Bulk
Melvin W. Morley
Stark
James W. Mayfield
Washington
Quiet title and divorce notices from Chanute and Elsmore
Estate administrator R C Buchanan seeks to plead remaining cause in Myrtle Diamond case against William T Diamond and others. Russell Colborn granted title quieting and divorce decree for Thelma Colborn with costs. Marriage licenses issued for Garver Judy Ann Colvin 18 Chanute Arnold Dean Eider 7 Stark Karen Kay Neilson 1% Elsmore.
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R. C. Buchanan
Myrtle Diamond
William T. Diamond
Russell Colborn
Thelma Colborn
Erie Fivert
Garver
Judy Ann Colvin
Chanute Arnold
Dean Eider
Stark
Karen Kay Neilson
Elsmore
Convict Perry Smith Enters Second Month of Hunger Strike
Perry Edward Smith, convicted killer of four Clutter family members, begins the second month of hunger strike at Kansas Penitentiary. He has been force fed since last Saturday via stomach tube after weight loss. warden notes he gained weight in five days, now 135 pounds from 163 on April 5. Smith and Richard Hickock were sentenced to death for the Holcomb farm slayings on November 15.
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Lansing, Kan
Perry Edward Smith
Herbert W. Clutter
Kansas Penitentiary
Smith
Tracy Hand
Clutter
Richard Eugene Hickock
Holcomb
Nazarene Seminary Addition Approved in Kansas City
The Church of the Nazarene authorized a 250000 addition to its theological seminary in Kansas City near The Paseo and Meyer Boulevard. The action occurred at a business session of the 15th quadrennial convention which ends today. An operating funds increase of 35000 to 120000 was approved to add a faculty member and raise salaries.
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Kansas City
Church of the Nazarene
Paseo
Meyer Boulevard
Lewis T. Corlett
Seminary
National JayCees Elect President on Sixth Ballot
Morgan J. Coughton of Allentown Pennsylvania won the national Jaycees presidency on the sixth ballot in a tumultuous endorsement process. Howard J. Thomas of Silver Spring Maryland led early polling but fell short in the final rounds after a four and a half hour vote. The event follows the Fire Run at 10:58 am and the election of ten national vice presidents amid scattered police court notes and district court motions.
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ST. Louis
Chamber of Commerce
Morgan J. Coughton
Allentown
Howard J. Thomas
Silver Spring
Jaycees
McCune Drug Store
W. Main
St Louis University Buys 14 Story Melbourne Hotel
St Louis University has purchased the 14 story Melbourne Hotel near the campus and will convert it into a women’s residence hall housing 700 students. Occupancy is slated for Sept 19, the start of the fall semester. In Israel today public transport stops from Friday sunset to the first star of Saturday evening. Cotton, tobacco, and fruits and vegetables top Southern crops.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis University
Melbourne
Israel
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Chicago Grain
Chicago
Butter Steady
Gladys McLemore
Buffalo
N.Y
Rachel Baldridge
N. Santa Fe
McLemore
Chanute High School
Elmer Lee
Malcolm
Bert Toomey
S. Katy
Cisinia
H. G. Curl
Randall
Curl
Tribune News
Tioga Hotel
Tribune
J. B. Livingston
Houston
Lloyd Woosley
Lafayette
Edward Teller
Imboldt Tes Sea Ee
Daily Transcript
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Perry Smith
Nazarene Seminary
National JayCees
Raymond
Wyatt
Santa Fe
Bessie Greene
District Court Action
Brie
Tom Morehead
Dalice Rush
Kure
California
Neosho Manor
Mose Sheffler
McCoy Auction Co
West First Street
M.W. Wringer
Ethel M. Lathen
McCay Auction
Friene
CATES
Chanute Discount Company
CDS
Discount Company, Inc
Bill Morgan
Mgr
Max Quang
Burnett
Destin
Fla
Wall Street
Anaconda Seereee
Pri
Seeeeenee
NEW York
Atchison
Atlas Pdr
Veo Corp
Aeech Airc
AFC
Beth Steelee
Admiral
Boeing Air
Allied Ch
Tereeneene
Bran Airw
Allis Chal
Champlin Oil
Cities Soc
Wurlitzer
Story & Clark
Macune Motor CO
N. Linceln
Chrysler
Curtiss Wright Seeeteee
Chanute Tribune
du Pont
el Paso NG
Ford Mot
Elec
Sunray Seeeweereeee
U 'S
Westy el
Woolworth
Ewenne
Martin Co
M&m
Peabody Coal
RCA
Sears
Krone
Insurance Agency
Lincoln
Bill
Hamburgs
PLUTO
Harold Watts
Shaw
C. A. Allis Chalmers
Woods Bros
Parmac
First National Bank
Bill Riley
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