First Lady Kennedy Joins Welcome, Rides Pakistani Horse
In Rawalpindi crowds greet Mrs Kennedy with flags and bands as she tours Pakistan. She rides Sardar the bay gelding given by President Ayub Khan in Lahore before flying to Rawalpindi. Taxila visit canceled due to travel weariness. Pakistan Day garden party canceled plans.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
America
Mrs. Kennedy
Lahore
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Ayub
Kennedy
Taxila
White House
Cattle and Hogs Move in Kansas City Market Report
Kansas City AP market summary shows cattle and calves limited for testing. Hogs 2,600 head mostly down 16 to 50 cents with barrows 195 to 240 pounds at 16.65 to 17.00 and sows 250 to 400 pounds 14.75 to 15.25. Eggs and dairy prices mixed across regions. wheat, corn, soybeans and other grains quoted with price ranges and shifts. Kansas City cash grain values list No 2 hard wheat at 2.07 to 2.11, corn around 1.36 to 1.38 for white, with various futures and spot quotes noted.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Kansas City Cash
Shorts
Wall Street Mixed Movements Slow Trading Session
Irregular price shifts continued in New York at mid afternoon with the day’s volume around 3.2 million shares versus 3.13 million Thursday. Most major stocks posted fractional changes, with a few moving a point or more. Government bonds edged lower while corporates remained mixed.
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New York
U.S
Navy sailor serves aboard USS Stribling off Mayport
Melvin T. Cutler Jr. a machinist’s mate second class USN son of Buffalo residents serves aboard destroyer USS Stribling based at Mayport Florida. In March the Stribling and two ships aided Liberian tanker split in two 100 miles off North Carolina in rescue operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin T. Cutler Jr
USN
Melvin T. Cutler Sr
R. 1
Buffalo
Stribling
Mayport
Fla
North Carolina
Egg Market Prices and Poultry Item List
A fragmented market notice lists eggs by grade and size with inconsistent pricing notes. It also mentions poultry items Roosters and Hens, 5 Ibs packaging, and hides priced at 10 cents per pound for under 30 Ibs and $3 each over 30 Ibs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asco Roosters
Liberty Bell Silent In Little Rock
A group gathers at the Arkansas State Capitol to ring the replica Liberty Bell for Patriot's Day but the clapper is tied down, preventing any chime. Capitol officials say the clapper must be fixed to the bell to stop disruptions by visiting schoolchildren.
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Little Rock
Ark
Capitol
Hoisington Woman Killed in Crash
Barton County's first traffic fatality of the year occurred on U S 281 near Great Bend. Stella Brannin 82 of Hoisington died in a nearly head on collision with cars driven by A R Carr 62 of Hoisington and Sie Farmer 44 of Great Bend. Both drivers suffered cuts and bruises.
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Great Bend
Kan
Barton County
U.S. 281
Stella Brannin
Hoisington
Brannin
A. R. Carr
Sie Farmer
Car Rams House In Oakland After Crash
Landlord Horace Myatt refuses to remove the car wedged under a corner fearing the two story house would cave in. Emma F. Cathcart, 84, and sister Muriel, 68, live in the house. Steven R. Goodwin, 15, said he drove into the structure to avoid another car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
Horace Myatt
Emma F. Cathcart
Muriel
Steven R. Goodwin
Thorough Crosscheck of Drivers Licenses
Gov. John Anderson announced a plan to cross check the state register of the blind with driving license lists in Topeka. A Topeka State Journal survey found 5 percent of legally blind men hold current licenses and the governor seeks cancellation for those not sighted. A prior four year check canceled 70 licenses.
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Topeka
John Anderson
The
Topeka State Journal
Kansas
James G Umbarger obituary in Bartlesville
James G Umbarger 61 of Bartlesville died Wednesday in a local hospital after a short illness. Born March 22 1900 in Earlton he worked for the Santa Fe Railroad and served in the Navy in World War II. Surviving siblings and a funeral Monday 2 pm at Keeley Neeghant Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park Bartlesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Umbarger
Bartlesville
Earlton
Santa Fe Railroad
United States Navy
Masonic Lodge
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Carrie Brant
Opal Midcap
Ogden
Utah
Margaret Heilman
Wichita
Ed Bussman
Neil Umbarger
Las Vegas
N. M
Dwight Umbarger
Portland
Ore
Keeley- Neeghant Funeral
Memorial Park
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Report
Daily Transcript lists admissions yesterday for John Jones and several patients undergoing surgery and medical care. Dismissals include Mrs Edward Boehringer and others. birth recorded of a girl to Mr and Mrs Richard Martin. Admissions today include Elaine Cook and Mrs Charles Manley. dismissals include Mrs Joe Jackson and Lila Powers. Traffic citation issued to Sandra K Byers with $25 bond posted.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
John Jones
S. Rutter
John Brenner
Fall River
Orville Barnum
S. Evergreen
Emmet Bolze
S. Tennessee
Edward McGehee
SN. Forest
Fred Cuthbertson
Eric
Bernice Converse
Earlton
Edward Boehringer
Yates Center
Richard
Execution of Ciucci Ends in Electric Chair
Vincent Ciucci died at 12:00 a.m. in the electric chair after 12 stays of execution while confined for eight years in a Chicago jail. He was condemned in 1955 for killing his 10-year-old son Vincent Jr to marry another woman. He showed emotion only when told the Supreme Court denied a 13th stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Vincent Ciucci
Ciucci
Anna
Vincent Jr
Death
Jack Johnson
U.S. Supreme Court
Mental Patient Space Proposed for Norton
Dr Norman W Anderson of the Kansas Board of Health proposed using space in the Norton Norton tuberculosis sanatorium to house former mental patients no longer in therapy. He told the Public Health and Welfare Committee that about 1200 former mental patients are placed in nursing homes each year and that some homes are affected negatively by their presence.
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Topeka
State Board of Health
Norton
Norman W. Anderson
Division On
Public Health and Welfare Committee
Legislative Council
Anderson
Erie Se Mente Plans Festival and School Events
The Erie area hosts a regional musical festival at the high school auditorium tonight featuring Neosho Valley and other schools with trips to Las Vegas for top students. Prominent events include junior senior dinner, Boys State fundraiser dance, and district music festival activities with speakers and panels.
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Erie
Neosho County
Cousic
Ricketts
Las Vegas
Kan
Neosho Valley
Lakeview
Sas City
Riverview
Union Valley
Kimball
Jun- Earlton
Fairfield
Ior
G. L. Hallman
Nnail
Floyd Ruble
Hallman
Wilson Hall
American Legion Post
Kiwanis Club
Boys State
Wichita
Ron Hill
Yancy Hudson
Eric
Gary Marsh
Thayer
Ronnie Culbertson
Stark
Hutchinson
Leslie
Scoville
Pittsburg
Humboldt News Notes Circle III and Local Gatherings
Humboldt reports Circle III of the United Presbyterian Women meets at Mrs. William Scott’s home for the March session with eleven attendees. Following Romans study led by Mrs. Howard Russell, Mrs. Richard Rogers announced the Neo sho Presbyterian Society Spring Meeting at Fort Scott April 11–12 and a May Mothers Tea. Other items include Center Grove Ladies Aid plans, Sunshine gifts, and relatives visiting Humboldt. Also noted are deaths in Parsons and travel of local families to Memphis and Oklahoma City, plus Perry High’s Duane Pullman and John Leonard involved in basketball events at Pittsburg.
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Humboldt
William
Scott
Circle III
United Presbyterian
Leonard Ford
Howard Russell
H. K. Johnson
Richard Rogers
Women's Service Guild
Neosho Presbyterian Society
Fort Scott
Frances Bartlett
Center Grove Ladies Aid
Norma Daniels
Bartlett
Mamie Binger
Pearl Collins
Harry Weed
Holly
Colo
H. D. Dorris
Mrs. Dorris
Jameson, Mo
Mr. Dorris
Lyle Roberts
Oklahoma City
Ceee
C. John Sheldon
W. Eden
Pearl O'Harra
Memphis
Little Rock
John Porter
Per- Croisant
Emporia
Casa Blanca
Duane Pullman
Pitts
Perry High
Wasburg
State College
Pittsburg
John
Springfield
and Boldt
Carl Pollman
Oil Allowable Set for April by Kansas Commission
The Kansas Corporation Commission set April oil production allowable at 302,500 barrels daily. Assistant conservation director John Roberts recommended keeping the level steady. Above-ground Kansas crude storage was 8,110,000 barrels on March 10, with a 178,000-barrel drop since February 10. Nomination of crude purchasers stood at 297,325 barrels daily for April, down 4,110 from March. Bureau of Mines forecast Kansas demand at 300,000 barrels daily, 5,000 below March. Normal depth allowable to be approved. special field allowables held at normal levels except in 80-acre spacing fields with a top of basic plus 25 barrels daily. Class B and C fields tops set at 25 barrels daily. Class D fields to use lease-average top of 25 barrels daily for normally prorated portions.
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Wichita
Kansas
Corporation Commission
John Roberts
Commission
Bureau of Mines
Farm Bill Approved Aims to Boost Crop Participation
The House passed a bill to encourage farmers to join acreage reduction programs for wheat and feed grains. It does not add payments but seeks higher participation by wheat growers who leave part of their wheat land fallow. The measure lets farmers plant feed grains and deduct an equal area from their feed grain allotment to prevent winter erosion.
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Washington
House
White House
Opinions Differ On Early Skiing in Detroit Street
DETROIT AP Gar Andrew Sarosik a Wayne State University student decided it was skiing weather He attached a rope to a car and started skiing on a city street at 3 30 a m Police issued a ticket Traffic Referee Ernest E Ost row suspended sentence
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Detroit
Gar Andrew Sarosik
Wayne State University
Ernest E. Ostrow
ICC Considers Boost In Parcel Post Rates
The ICC will study proposals to raise parcel post rates by 89 million dollars annually. Postmaster General Day seeks higher weight limits to 50 pounds and a 100 inch combined length and girth cap, replacing the present 72 inch limit.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
J. Edward Day
Earlton Home Demonstration Unit Meets to Plan Snack Shop Work
The Earlton unit met with presiding officer Mrs Alfred Elliott to assign members for work in the Neosho Memorial Hospital Snack shop. Ten members and two guests attended with Mrs Gerald Umbarger winning the door prize. The next meeting is set for April 18 with Mrs Howard Brant.
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Earlton
Earlton Home
Wayne Brant
Alfred Elliott
Neosho Memorial Hospital
A. J. Stich
Ernest Gibson
Aaron Kepley
Gerald Umbarger
Howard Brant
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Chicago Grain
Rock OF Ages
Williams Monument Works
L N. Broadway
Tola, Kansas
Wall Street
Art Department
Public Library
Susan Allday
Connie Poteet
Tom Arthur
Mr. Fail
Carolyn Fortner
Sammy San
Desert Palace
Everett Pruitt
E. W. Pruitt
N. Malcolm
Kansas Painters, Printmakers and Sculptors
Pittsburg State College
Foursquare Gospel
James R. Williams
Erie Memorial Veterans of Foreign Wars Post and Auxiliary
Sherman Goff
Carol Goff
Anna Kennedy
Emily Westhoff
University of Kansas
R. J. Hayes
Kansas Assn. of Municipal Utilities
Kansas Electrical Cooperatives
Hayes
First Church of Christ, Scientist
N. Forest
Tribune
Cdge
Tel & Tel
Atchison Eee
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Penney
Phill Petty
RCA
St Joe
Sinclair Steer
Soconyoe
Sperry Rd
US Steel
Westy el
Liberty Bell
Daily Transcript
Sandra K. Byers
N. Plummer
Reckaere
Chanute Discount Co. Inc
Board of Education
Lloyd Cleaver
Clark
Jan
Fairview
Elmer Clark
Henry Watkins
Osawatomie
A. L. Ricketts
Mrs. Ricketts
John Shireman
Humboldt Area
Overland Park
Martin Moffitt
William Campbell
Sharon Lynn
H. R. Collins
Parsons
C. F. Jenkins
Humboldt Methodist Church
Charles Higgins
W. C. Thomas
Corpus Christi
Texas
W. H. Higgins
Kirby
Wyo
Robert Hunter
Riverton
Ira E. Kelley
Bakersfield
O. T. Kelley
Wheaton
Harold Kelley
Benton Harbor
Mich
John Brown
Ruth
Harry E. David
Gardiner
Ralph Updike
Clathe
Walter Williams
Eskridge
Paul Gish
Enterprise
Eva Stewart
Barbara Jones
Melvin Stierwalt
Chanute
E. J. Thomas
Dennis
George Daugherty
Lloyd Baker
Cherryvale
L. L. Webber
Hamlin
Ray Orrand
Ray Hays
Bertha Butterfield
Iola
Ray Barnett
James Crossant
U.S. Naval Forces
Orvill Crossant
Heather Taree
Ure
Chanute Senior High School
Chanute Junior College
Evans Music CO
Romer
Investors Mutual, Inc
Diversified Services, Inc
Nome
Sete
the Railroad Building, Loan and Savings Association
Edwin H. Bideau Associated Agencies
W. Main
Chanute, Kans
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation
Federal Home Loan Bank System
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