Kansas City Livestock Market Report Mixed Steers Hogs Lambs
Cattle 3,000 head steady to higher in parts with steers 26.25-38.50, hogs 3,000 head 50 lower, sows down 25, sheep 1,000 head steady to higher on spring lambs. Parson s hogs steady with various weight classes and price ranges listed, mixed stocker and feeder activity noted. Chicago market brief includes butter eggs and grain notes with commodity quotes and futures near steady to mixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
U_ S
U. S
Chicago
Wall Street ends broadly higher with gains in industrials
New York AP reports a slightly higher market with industrials near a record late in the day. Volume matched Monday at about 3,000,000 shares as gains and losses stayed in the same fractional range with a few secondary issues surging on chart-based trading interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Local News Briefs From Chanute Area
Chanute items report Rita and Gary Turley visiting Kansas City grandparents and two residents returning from two weeks at Olathe Naval Air Station. Jehovah's Witnesses protest Argentina assembly restrictions. A shooting damaged a boat on the river near the city dam. Vashti Star OFS officer attends Lawrence session. Local members attend Topeka VFW Auxiliary reception. Funeral of Odessa Fraker noted in Kansas City. Rural Grange to meet Thursday potluck. Portsmouth natives visit Chanute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita
Gary Turley
Gene Turley
Edith
Jim Bracken
Kansas City
Bas
Elmer L. Briley
Richard Briley
Ronald W. Harp
Roy Harp
W. Ist
Olathe Naval Air Station
Chanute Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses
Jehovah's Witnesses
Argentina
Argentine
Leo Lambert
Frank Russell
N. Santa Fe
City Dam
Wheat futures close unchanged in Kansas City report
Kansas City AP notes mixed grain quotes with July contracts up to 66.4 for higher type wheat and corn and oats marginally varying. No 2 hard and dark hard wheat listed 1.87 to 2.03, No 2 white corn 1.24 to 1.29, oats steady with white 64 to 72 and 61 to 71. Bran and shorts prices shown, barley and soybeans around 2.0 to 2.17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Grain
Chicago
Ansas City Cash
Kansas City
Admittances Dismissals Births and Permits At Local Hospital
Yesterday and today lists show admittances Claude Parker Humboldt Ted Nirschl Parsons Noel Wright Stark and Mrs Melvin French Tulsa medical or surgery. Dismissals include Mrs Robert Cox Thayer Paul J Wilson Mark Brenton and Alan Earnshaw. Births recorded for James and Dennis Vaughn at Humboldt. Building permits granted for storm cellar and additions with estimated costs 1000 7006 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Claude C. Parker
Humboldt
Frederick Hunciker
E. 12Th
Ted Nirschl
Parsons
Medical
Noel Wright
Stark
Melvin French
S$. Highland
Raymond Erickson
Eric
Melford Johnson
Thayer
Robert L. Cox and Son
W. 9Th
Paul J. Wilson
S. Malcolm
Mark Brenton
Tulsa
Alan Earnshaw
N. Garfield
James Farrell
S. Central
Dennis Vaughn
Deaths and funerals in Erie and California
Mrs. L. F. Sare learns of her brother John Heady's death in Turlock California. He had lived in Erie until 1948 before moving west. Also noted is the funeral service for Charles H. Weggint at Johnson Mortuary with Rev. Peter Finnegan officiating and interment in Memorial Park. Bearers named include Raymond Kern, Robert Kern, Jim Evans, Boyd Bogle, Pat Catterson and Ed Noland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heady
L. F. Sare
Grant
Turlock
Calif
Weygint
Charles H. Weggint
Johnson Mortuary
Peter Finnegan
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Raymond Kern
Robert Kern
Jim Evans
Boyd Bogle
Pat Catterson
Ed Noland
Mountain Lion Seen Near Wichita Sparks County Hunt
Sedgwick County deputies pursue a mountain lion pack reportedly near Valley Center north of Wichita. Pecenka said the group includes a tall male and several cubs, with at least 25 sheep reported killed by the predators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Sedgwick County
Frank Pecenka
Pecenka
Valley Center
Nervous bandit tries robbery at Syracuse bank
A nervous young man demanded $1,000 and implied harm at the First Trust and Deposit Co in downtown Syracuse. A female teller, not identified, urged him to stop and he abandoned the plan after taking back his check and note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N.Y
First Trust and Deposit Co
Bank Loot Not Enough To Pay Debts
Wil liam J. Sommer 29 called police I couldn t make ends meet He robbed the Second National Bank amp Trust Co Hempstead N Y taking 3000 to cover debts He turned himself in after sleepless nights and told detectives his wife knew He said she urged confession as he faced his family and jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineola
N.Y
William J. Sommer
Second National Bank & Trust Co
Hempstead
Sommer
Holtsville
Satchmo Ventures Into Hot Sun
Louis Armstrong braved the noonday sun during a luncheon at Countess Alicia Paolozi’s home while recovering from pneumonia. The jazz icon donned dark brown attire and plans to fly to New York on Thursday for his 59th birthday on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Louis
Satchmo
Personnel turnover in Kansas City City Hall continues
Kansas City AP reports the city appointed Howard McMahan as director of research and budget, succeeding Jerry L. Brownlee who resigned. McMahan, ex assistant to the city manager, is a KU graduate from Rossville, Kansas. Billy F. Musgrave, MU graduate, becomes McMahan’s former post as administrative assistant to the public works director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
City Hall
Howard McMahan
Jerry L. Brownlee
McMahan
Rossville
Kan
University of Kansas
MccMahan
Billy FE. Musgrave
University of Missouri
Education Act Funds Mailed to 37 Schools
TOPEKA AP The first checks for National Defense Education Act projects were mailed to 37 Kansas school districts totaling 11,677. Reimbursement at 50 percent applies after proof of spending on science math and foreign language instruction. May 1 deadline projects total 321 405 across 240 schools with 296 projects. About 900000 more federal funds will be available next school year. Deadline for applications is Oct April 1958. Oranges are considered berries. Earlier in the day three new botanically speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Adel F. Throckmorton
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Throckmorton
City Officials Sworn In After Election Overthrow
City officials were sworn in following the April municipal elections. John Antonello directs Municipal Auditorium, Richard Koenigsforf serves as city counsellor, and Vince Guerra Jr. is clerk of Municipal Court. The changes follow the Citizens Assn overthrow by a Democratic faction coalition. The Citizens Assn. had run City Hall for 19 years as reform against the Pendergast machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Antonello
Richard Koenigsforf
Vince Guerra Jr
Ciizens Assn
Citizens Assn
Pendergast
Chanute man envisions buffalo park as tourist draw
Hutchison proposes using a fenced four acre site behind the Chanute Armory near Santa Fe Park to stock buffaloes and elk for tourism. He suggests donating buffaloes to start the project and notes his long career as a general store operator and Rest postmaster before retirement in 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchison
Chanute
Rest
Soviet Exhibit Opens 42 Day Stand in New York
The Soviet Union begins a 42 day science and culture show at New York's Coliseum with 10 000 displays across six acres. Frol Kozlov and Anastas Mikoyan lead the tour as Nixon Eisenhower Herter plan talks on trade and peace.Admission is one dollar for adults and fifty cents for children. Soviet cars priced at six to seven thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kremlin
Frol A. Kozlov
Richard M. Nixon
Kozlov
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Soviet Union
Washington
United States
Eisenhower
Christian A. Herter
Coliseum
Columbus Circle
Manhattan
Outer Space
Moscow
Childs Body Found In Laundry Washer In OKC
In Oklahoma City two women found a boy's body in a self service laundry washer. Police said the body was unidentifiable at first and investigators considered whether the child was placed inside or fell in as the machine operated after the door shut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
E. B. Mears
Missing Boy Reported in Chanute Neighborhood
A young boy aged 4 to 6 was reported missing in the Chanute neighborhood on Tuesday June 30 1959. Officers were not certain he was the victim as the search continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chanute Tribune
President Signs Bill for Veterans Housing Aid
President Eisenhower signed legislation authorizing 100 million dollars in direct loans for veterans housing and raising interest rates on VA loans. The Veterans Administration will issue the loans to veterans unable to obtain financing, with guarantees on conventional home loans. Law increases interest rate to 54 percent on both direct and guaranteed loans amid earlier congressional veto threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Veterans Administration
Congress
House
Senate
Law Steps Aside For Action by Cupid
In Overland Park Johnson County District Court Judge Raymond H. Carr waived the three day waiting period for marriage so Ruth Hughes 65 and Linford C. Marville 82 could wed Wednesday. The couple, both widowed after knowing each other 30 years, said they wanted to enjoy life left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overland Park, Kan
Johnson County
Raymond H. Carr
Ruth Hughes
Linford C. Marville
Marville
Popular Portuguese Riviera Tops Vacation Areas
The Portuguese Riviera emerges as the most popular vacation area in Portugal drawing tourists and visitors to its coastal towns and scenic beaches. The region attracts travelers seeking seaside resorts, historic sights, and favorable climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
Portuguese Riviera
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kansas City Livestock
Parsons Livestock
Wall Street
Royal Tires
Glen's Tire
S. Santa Fe
Tribune
Fred Demps
N. Evergreen
Vashti Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Lawrence
OFS Grand Chapter
Lydia Langhoffer
New State Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary of
Felix Roberts
Third District
W. J. Althaber
Cecil
J. Meeker
H. M. Wilmoth
J. R. Wasser
J. G. Wasser
Highland
Odessa Fraker
Fraker
Rural Grange
Rural School
Stanley Roberts
Jeannette
Jolene
Portsmouth
N. H
Roberts
Chanute Area
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Harley Roberts
the Tribune
Anaconda
Eeebar Aly
Atchison
Beech Aire
Peka
Kan P & I
Santa Fe Hospital
Mont
M's
Penney JC
Phill
Proet &G
St Joe
Sinclair
Vern Lock
Socony
US Tub
S. Roberts
San Bernardino
US Steel
Cedar Lodge No 103
AF. &Am
Francis J. Meeker
Roy J. Chapple
Hillside Development CO
SEF
Paul T. Brennecke
Daily Transcript
Pdiehm
Ashby
Henry W Myers
Jet
Johnny Erickson
Robert Gurwell
Steuben
Joan Mitchell
Wilson
G & Larson Mra
Myrtle Smith
West
Hickeny Patrol
Pearl Pruett
N. Lafayette
Ced Jones
Iola
Jeahei Yousi
Willem Case
Garfield
Herbert V. Neely
Baith
JL G
Bietefelat
David Baker
Wan Mteuben
Ronald Nelson laHarpe
Jack Weet
Leon Karl Meares
Raymond Dean Bell
N. Evergreen Frank
Ramey
Western
Mountain Lion Hunt
Hot Sun
K.C
Best Buy
ENT
Tdave
Crown
Standard Oil
Travel
Mercury
Cole Motor CO
W. Main St
Chanute, Kansas
Law
Cupid
Meadow Sweet Milk
Seay
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!