Prices Strong On Livestock
Kansas City livestock prices show cattle and hogs mixed, with steers steady to strong and cows mostly lower. Hogs gain 25 cents, sheep steady, barrows and gilts active, sows steady, feeders and calves listed with various weights and price ranges across Kansas City and Parsons markets.
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Kansas City
Parsons
Hogs Steady
U.S
Adelaide M. Lewis
Sarah Haller
Washington, D. C
Choice National A.A.U.W
Kansas
Chanute
Casey Rexall Drug
Actv
Grain Futures Firm On Weather. Mixed Trading Across Regions
Grain futures steadied as traders weighed hot dry conditions in the Northwest and Northern Plains with rising demand in prairie regions. Wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans showed varied prices across Chicago and Kansas City markets, while eggs and dairy held steady in wholesale and consumer notes. The New York stock market drifted with small gains in steels rails and utilities, while oil issues fluctuated. A Kennedy administration plan proposed a U S disarmament agency to coordinate long term arms control efforts.
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Chicago
Northwest
Plains
Praiie
Canada
New York
Texaco
Standard Oil
Indiana
Easy Oil
Kennedy Plans Agency on Arms
President Kennedy proposes an arms control research agency to expand the Eisenhower disarmament program. A subcabinet level director would lead the agency advising the president and secretary of state, with plans to grow staff from 80 to about 200 and raise the budget to 6 or 7 million dollars. William C. Foster is mentioned as a possible top official as McCloy nears retirement.
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Washington
Kennedy
U. S
Arnaiul
Dwight D. Eisenhower
William C. Foster
McCloy
MecCloy
Disarmament Agency
State
Defense Departments
Atomic Energy Commission
Live Poultry and Egg Prices Reported Incomplete
Chicago AP reports no live poultry prices due to insufficient receipts. Eggs priced by grade for various sizes with small or unclear figures, including Extra Large Grade A and Large categories with notes on current receipts and cream products, but many entries are garbled.
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Chicago
Wheat Harvest Showing Drop Across Counties
Allen County reports yields around 15 to 16 bushels per acre with potential up to 20, while Humboldt area averages 22 bushels and Woodson County harvests at 20 to 25 bushels. Wilson County notes wide variance from 17 to 30 bushels with poorer bottomland results. County agents cite wet weather frost disease and heat as factors. Harvest in each area is near 75 percent complete and winding down.
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Allen County
Tom Maxwell
Lts
Maxwell
Humboldt
Wilson County
Fredonia
Woodson County
Ted Wary
Wary
Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions and District Court Actions
Admissions listed for yesterday and today include Mrs. Fred Stenger Poplar Heights and several others at Neosho Memorial and Neosho Manor. District Court actions show Roy Grant Badcock vs Bertha Kennedy with a ruling on a new trial motion and State of Kansas versus John Treadway with multiple counts and concurrent sentences. Marriage licenses issued include Cramies Lewis and Anna Marie Myer and Charles Adkins with Gloria Byers.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Fred Stenger
Poplar Heights
George Cox
W. Main
John Osborn
Humboldt
Jack Hunt
W. 4Th
Marvin Wolfe
N. Forest
Fred Crowl
N. Highland
Nettie de Clark
Neosho Manor
Carl Young
N. Washington
District Court
Eric
Roy Grant Badcock
Bertha May Kennedy
State of Kansas
John Treadway
Lansing
Erie
Cramies J. Lewis
Topeka
Anna Marie Myer
Chanute
Charles Adkins
Gloria Byers
Sinclair visit and birth announced in community notes
Mr and Mrs Fred Sinclair along with Jana of Denver visit relatives Mr and Mrs Frank Sinclair in R 3 and Mr and Mrs W C Arnold at 606 S Kansas for a week. A son Michael Dean Stierwalt weighed six pounds eight ounces was born June 19 in Los Angeles to Mr and Mrs Robert Stierwalt, former Chanute residents. The child is the couple's first, with Stierwalt being son of Walter Stierwalt and Mrs Stierwalt daughter of William Schultz of Humboldt.
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Fred Sinclair
Jana
Denver
Frank Sinclair
W. C. Arnold
S. Kansas
Robert Stierwalt
Los Angeles
Calif
Chanute
Michael Dean
Stierwalts
Stierwalt
Walter Stierwalt
W. 4Th
William Schultz
Humboldt
Gas Workers Approve New Union Contract
Gas Workers Local 781 ratified a two year contract with Gas Service Co ending a 21 day strike by 450 workers. The pact provides an 11 cent hourly raise in year one and 10 cents in year two raising the average wage to 2.72 dollars per hour.
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Kansas City
Gas Workers Metal Trades Union Local 781
Gas Service Co
Owl Banghart Walks Free From Joliet Prison After 27 Years
Basil Banghart known as the Owl leaves Stateville Penitentiary on parole after 27 years for his role in the 1933 John Factor kidnapping. He cites parole limits on publicity and plans to visit family, with a move to St Leonard's House Chicago pending. His bid to live in Port Angeles was denied.
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Banghart
Mae
Frederick C. Harrison
St. Leonard's House
Chicago
Episcopal Church
Port Angeles
Wash
Illinois
Washington
Truman to Speak at 4th Ceremony at Truman Library
Former President Harry S Truman will speak at Independence Day ceremonies on the Truman Library grounds. The flag flown over Berlin on July 4 1945 will be raised to fly over the library for the rest of the holiday.
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Independence, Mo
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Berlin
Governors elect Powell as conference chairman
In Honolulu the annual governors conference chose Wesley Powell of New Hampshire as chair and set next year’s meeting for Hershey Pennsylvania June 30 to July 5. The executive committee includes Elmer Andersen Edmund Brown Buford Ellington Paul Fannin David Lawrence Edwin Mechem Gaylor Nelson and John Swainson. The body backed Kennedy on foreign negotiations but did not approve the education aid proposal. It issued its first civil rights statement, framed vaguely to avoid a Southern clash.
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Honolulu
Wesley Powell
New Hampshire
Hershey
Powell
Govs
Elmer L. Andersen
Minnesota
Edmund G. Brown
California
Buford Ellington
Tennessee
Paul Fannin
Arizona
David L. Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Edwin L. Mechem
New Mexico
Gaylor A. Nelson
Wisconsin
John B. Swainson
Michigan
Kennedy
New Theory on Viruses and Cancer Emerges
New York AP reports researchers propose piggy back viruses carry cancer-causing chemicals that trigger tumors when infecting cells. Drs. Martin Magnusson and students at Seton Hall College witnessed various cancers in mice using a virus and cancer agents, with vaccination reducing cases.
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New York
American Medical Association
Christopher Martin
Sigmunder Magnusson
Philip J. Gosciewski
Gerald F. Hansen
Seton Hall College of Medicine
Jersey City, NJ
Cedar Lodge No 103 Special Meeting Friday June 30
Cedar Lodge No 103 will meet in special communication Friday June 30 at 7 30 p m for Third Degree Visiting brethren welcome refreshments
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Cedar Lodge No. 103
Signposts to Best and Readable Merchandise
An advertisement note highlights guidance to select the most readable merchandise. It emphasizes finding clear, well-presented goods and stresses ease of choice for shoppers navigating depictions and offers.
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White House
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US Steel
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Yale & Towsis
Kennedy Plans
Agency On Arms
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Daily Transcript
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Joliet
Paul T. Brennecke Agency
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Arkansas
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Swift
Shank
John
Welch
Campbell's
Ian
Brook
Jane Parker Golden
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Roy Chapple, Sec
Frankfurter
Jane Parker
French's Mustard
Rinso Blue
LUX Liquid
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Party Pak
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