Man from Altoona convicted for drunk driving
George Milton Cooper of Altoona was arrested last Friday on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He was found guilty at a police court hearing yesterday, fined $125 with costs, and his driver’s license ordered revoked.
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Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals
Tuesday admissions include Mrs Marvin Kiplinger of Yuma surgical and Thomas Kuffler of Parsons surgical. Flora Gregg of Yates Center admitted for surgery. Dismissals feature Mrs How ard Hocker of 117 N Highland Leonard Robbins of Yates Center Mrs Beulia Kinney Humboldt and Mrs W L Wemmer Iola. Birth noted a son to Mr and Mrs Lonnie Morrow Benedict. Traffic case Donald F Fitts Chanute pleaded guilty to reckless driving fined 25 dollars. Fiova Th Mowlton Chante reckless ?
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Yuma
Ariz
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Thomas Kuffler
Parsons
Flora Gregg
Yates Center
Howard Hocker
N. Highland
Leonard Robbins
Beulia Kinney
Humboldt
W. L Wemmer
Iola
Lonnie Morrow
Benedict
Donald F. Fitts
Chanute
Fiova Th
Mowlton
Chante
Youths Admit Rape Charge In Basehor Area Case
Two Kansas City youths, Charles Winslow Bruce and Mary Jack Hires, pleaded guilty in city court to forcible rape of 16 year old hotel elevator operator Doreen Hahn near Basehor. They were ordered held in $5,000 bond to await district court action. Hahn identified the car by license number after being attacked as she waited for a bus about 11 p.m. Bruce and Hires admitted the act, claiming the girl entered the car willingly before the assault.
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Kansas City
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Basehor
Charles Winslow Bruce
Mary Jack Hires
Walter S. Biddle
Bruce
Doreen Hahn
Hires
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Cattle and Hog Prices Higher Across Kansas City Market
Cattle and hog prices rise with cattle gains of 25 to 50 cents on most grades, with feeders and slaughter calves showing solid moves. Hogs see steady to higher bids up to 40 cents, while sheep and lambs also trend higher or steady. PARSONS reports hogs and cattle lifting prices, with mixed gains and regional variations across markets.
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Qualified Engineers Plan for Industry
Gov Fred Hall announced an advisory group to aid state selective service officials in directing more engineering students into scientific fields. The panel has Maj Gen Hershey's approval and includes Raymond J. B. Hoffman, Dean M. A. Durlan, Edward J. McBride, Lee C. Roberts, and James G. Mason.
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Fred Hall
Kansas
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Raymond J. B. Hoffman
Boeing Airplane
Wichita
Dean M. A. Durlan
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Edward J. McBride
University of Kansas
Lee C. Roberts
Sunflower Ordnance Plant
DeSoto
James G. Mason
General Motors Corp
Kansas City
Kas
Meade Teacher Charged With Attempted Statutory Rape
Meade High School teacher Owen Covel, 62, is held on a $5,000 bond on an attempted statutory rape charge involving a 12 year old girl. County Attorney J Robert Wigan said the charge rests on the student’s statement. Covel taught a summer drawing course.
Kansas City Market Update on Poultry and Produce Prices
Raw market notes show wholesale buying prices fluctuating from lower to higher with U S large whites at 60-69.9 percent A’s 37.5 mixed 87.5 and other grades. Live poultry receipts in coops 584 yesterday 554. heavy hens 24-28.5 cents, broilers 28-31, caponettes 34-35. Eggs extras 60 percent A 35.5. butter steady. Kansas City market reports hay receipts three cars alfalfa, few year prior. Price ranges given for various poultry and dairy items including cream 88.8 cents per pound and steers rates.
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Kansas City
Wall Street Dips Then Edges Up In Late Trading
A mid afternoon rally helped some leaders rebound with Du Pont rising about five points while Bethlehem Steel U S Steel and New York Central gained. Losses narrowed in motors rubbers rails and oils though the overall day remained lower as selling pushed prices to day’s lows before a tepid recovery. Volume totaled roughly 2.2 million shares. the prior day saw 2.18 million.
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du Pont
Bethlehem Steel
U. S. Steel
New York Central
State commission approves July Kansas crude allowance
The State Corporation Commission set a daily allowable crude oil production limit of 315000 barrels for Kansas in July, up 15000 barrels from recent months. The decision impacts output limits for the state's oil industry and producers.
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State Corporation Commission
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County Line Social Notes Quietly Patch Local Life
Louis Miller from Rockland Calif visits the Heck home for several weeks. Joan Stitt recovering after surgery at St Josephs Hospital with her mother Mrs E J Stitt planning to drive to Nebraska to bring her home for rest before returning to work. Dinner guests at Mr and Mrs Joe Powers included Mr and Mrs Paul Richardson and sons from Artesia Calif Kenneth Studebaker of Cherryvale and Dean Kimpton of Thayer.
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Tommy Stipp
Thayer
Clyde Heck
David Potter
Wichita
Potter
Fred Holtzman
Alva
Holtzman
Jean Umbarger
Christian Church
Miss Umbarger
James Gilbreath
Chanute
Herman Hudson
Parsons
Bessie Powers
Carl Holtzman
St. Louis
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Ellis Holtzman
Bill Thornton
David Thornton
Louis Miller
Heck
Rockland
Calif
Joan Stitt
Omaha
St. Joseph's Hospital
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Stitt
Nebraska
Joan
Joe Powers
Paul Richardson
Artesia
Kenneth Studebaker
Cherryvale
Dean Kimpton
Favorite Recipes Stuffed Flank Steak
A historic recipe details stuffing a flank steak with a mix of beef vegetable soup with noodles bread crumbs onion and sausage meat. The steak is seasoned then rolled and fastened with skewers before browning for service.
Stuffed flank steak cooking method in pans
Instructions for simmering flank steak in a saucepan or skillet with soup liquor for two hours until tender. Slice into 1 inch pieces and serve with meat juices or thicken juices with flour. Note includes browning first then cooking stuffed flank steak in a pressure saucepan at 15 pounds for 30 minutes.
Pressure Urged to Free American Peiping Holds
Sen. Humphrey urges President Eisenhower to press Soviet Russia to apply pressure on Communist China for the release of all American holds in Peiping. The appeal was made in Washington as part of ongoing diplomacy.
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Waterworks System Approval by State Commission
The State Corporation Commission approved the waterworks system project today, marking a key public utility development for the area. The decision affects local residents and the expansion of municipal water service.
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State Corporation Commission
Plans Okayed for Topekap El Dorado Improvement
Topekap El Dorado receives approval for a $95,270 improvement project. The plan outlines construction and renovation work to upgrade facilities and infrastructure.
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Topekap
el Dorado
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