Livestock Markets Steady Across Kansas City Area
Kansas City livestock reports show cattle and hog markets largely steady with varied grades and weights. Cattle quotes include grain fed steers 600-700 pounds at 24.00 to 25.50, 700-900 pounds 22.50 to 24.00, and calves 24.00 to 25.50 for selected lots. hogs feature No 2 white 1.36 and 190-260 pound barrows 1.10 to 1.41 with sows up slightly. Sheep and lambs remain steady with good to prime lambs 16.00 to 16.50 and ewes 5.00 to 6.00.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Com- Atchison
Ceces Coce
Ford Mtr
Gamble Sk
Utility
Gen Motors
Kan P & L
Mansan
Mont Ward
Penney JC
s \Phill Pet
RCA Eera
St Joe Lead
Sears Rock
Sinclair
Socony Coics
Oddlumm Spen Chem
Sperry Rd
Oil Ndeeeeeere
US Steel
Ao Ome
Westy el
Benedict PTA Elects Officers
Benedict PTA selects officers for next year with Mrs Oscar Koch as president and Mrs Earl Miller as vice president. Mrs Buttler remains secretary and Mrs Charles Lewis takes treasurer duties.
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Homebuilders
4-H Club
John Turner
Square Dance Group
June Elder
Lynn Smith
Diana Scott
Market News Mixed With Calf Prices And Stock Activity
New York reports varied calf prices with stocker and feeder calves trading up to 31 dollars and heifers around 23.25 to 27.80 as market gains showed early strength then quieted. Volume daily around 3.1 million shares, with government and corporate bond prices mixed and agricultural quotes from Kansas City and Wichita offerings.
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New York
Charles A. Anderum
Joanna
U S Russia Cochairmen For Treaty In Geneva
Negotiators at the 17 nation disarmament conference named American Arthur H. Dean and Soviet Valerian Zorin as cochairmen to draft a preamble for a treaty to end the arms race. They aim to present a finished preamble by mid next week after collecting comments by Monday.
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Geneva
Arthur H. Dean J
Valerian Zorin
Andrei A. Gromyko
Russia
Howard C. Green
Canada
U.N
Dean
Zorin
Chicago Produce and Egg Prices Steady In Market Report
AP report from Chicago notes butter prices steady with grades AA to BB and eggs steady with grade A whites and mixed, mediums, standards. market shows percentages and price points for several quality categories.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Prices Mixed Amid Monthend Trading
Chicago report shows Wheat No 1 mixed at 2.09, Corn No 3 yellow 1.13, No 4 yellow 1.08, Oats No 2 extra heavy white 71. Soy beans No 2 yellow 2.53 with soybeans May at 2.47. Wheat finished up 2 to 1 cent, May at 2.06 and corn up to 3 higher May 1.14.
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Chicago
Steel talks resume in Pittsburgh on new steel contract
Negotiators resumed discussions in Pittsburgh amid reports that a broad noninflationary agreement has been reached. Officials say talks aim to finalize a new labor contract for the basic steel industry.
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Pittsburgh
Eichmann Appea l Court Denies New Witnesses
Israel's Supreme Court rejected motions by Adolf Eichmann's attorney to hear new witnesses and began weighing the appeal against the death sentence. Chief Justice Izhak Olshan stated the court would retire to consider the verdict, with a month expected to draft it. If refused, Clemency appeal to President Ben Gurion remains possible.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Supreme Court
Adolf Eichmann
High Court
Eichmann
Robert Servatius
Gestapo
Izhak Olshan
Charge Reduced for Young Priest in Edinburg Case
In Edinburg Texas a young Roman Catholic priest charged with attempting to rape a college girl pleaded no contest to a reduced charge of aggravated assault and was fined 500 dollars plus costs.
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Edinburg, Tex
Three Are Killed In Oklahoma Crash
Three Tulsa residents Pat Storey 24 Jim Ray McKee 25 and Thomas J Garris 22 died in a car pickup collision near Twin Oaks Oklahoma. Car driven by Carl Lee Storey 25 was in critical condition and Ark hospital transfer. Lois Davis 20 and two passengers in the pickup sustained minor injuries.
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Twin Oaks
Okla
Oklahoma
Pat Storey
Jim Ray McKee
Thomas J. Garris
Tulsa
Highway Patrol
Lois Davis
Miss Davis
Hoffa to Visit Wichita for DRIVE Campaign Kickoff
James Hoffa president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters will visit Wichita on April 7 with his wife and Sidney Zagri legislative counsel for the union DRIVE program. Hoffa will speak at a dinner opening the DRIVE campaign in Kansas and Mrs Hoffa will present a charter to the auxiliary of Local 795 as the local marks its 25th anniversary.
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Wichita
James Hoffa
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Teamster
Hoffa
Sidney Zagri
Kansas
Aid to Neighbor May Cost Life
In Kansas City Kansas Lyman Eastwood 77 risked his life helping a neighbor Fred Carlson 16 was draining gasoline from a mower in a basement when a bucket of gasoline near a water heater ignited Eastwood attempted to push the fire out with a snow shovel but the bucket spilled and he was engulfed in flames critically injured the boy survived.
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Kansas City
Kan
Lyman Eastwood
Fred Carlson
Eastwood
Third Peace Corps Contingent Arrives in Philippines
Manila AP reports 42 Peace Corps volunteers join 223 already in the islands with total projected to reach 300. The group will serve as teachers aides in Leyte and Samar Islands in the central Philippines.
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Manila
U.S. Peace Corps
Philippines
Leyte
Samar Islands
Route 66 to feature Lions Club camp story in Kerrville
News brief notes a March 30 television show based on the Lions Clubs Crippled Children's Camp at Kerrville Texas. The final two thirds cover training and emotional adjustment after a star becomes blind and the program may be seen on channel 12 in Joplin at 7 30 p m Ens. and Mrs Dave Toland depart for Alameda California where Toland will serve until September 15.
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Lions Clubs
Kerrville
Tex
Joplin
Ens
Dave Toland
Alameda
Calif
Toland
Earlton Recalls Sen Long Visit in 22 Years Ago Note
A 22 years ago column recalls Oren E. Long then Hawaii superintendent of schools visiting Earlton and Altoona on return from U S trip. Readers urge another visit and one writer offers to provide transportation to Altoona and Earlton. Residents remember the event but doubt the transport method.
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Earlton
Altoona
Oren E. Long
United State
Hawaii
United States
Neodesha
Senator Long
Long
Alva McLaren
Harry Walters
W. F. Bricker
Deaths and Local Notices In Earlton Area
A. B. Dean, 70, Parsons, brother-in-law of Mrs. Dave Chickadonz, died after a long illness. Burial will be in Humboldt. survivors include his wife and sister Mrs. Nellie Wills. Bertha K. Raynor’s funeral was held at Gibson Funeral Home with burial in Elmwood Cemetery. The column contains local social notes, visits, revivals, and notes on Earlton post office class status.
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A. B. Dean
Dave Chickadonz
N. Steuben
Parsons
June McQuin
Iola
Nellie Wills
Humboldt
Charity Wells
Dallas
Mabel McNary
Oahu
Rea McNary
Bernice Converse
Neosho Memorial Hospital
L. L. Crow
Independence
Wayne Brant
L. D. Burnett
Chanute
Mary Ellen Bailey
Farlton
Irving
Tex
Daily Transit Hospital Admissions and Births Report
Daily Transcript lists yesterday admissions including Mrs Henry Hanson 105 N Malcolm medical Norman Harrington Humboldt surgery Mrs Robert Lees National City Calif medical David Clements Humboldt medical Joe Holladay 220 N Grant Robert Beaman R 2 surgery George Uthman R 2 medical Mrs Virgil Hanson Eric medical Mrs George Wright Erie medical Joe Bryan 2 W 2nd medical Rule Cable Humboldt surgery. Dismissals include Mrs Franklin Swope 720 8 Katy Mrs Richard Martin and daughter R 3 Births: Wesley Rocker 524 N Central a boy Alfred Hawes 1710 S Ashby a boy Richard Moran Lavenburg la girl Admission today Billy Walker 1621 S Malcolm medical Traffic Citations Lester Morrison Humboldt R 2 failing to observe stop sign 5 bond Richard D Noland 1514 S Highland egal tag use 10 bond posted.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Henry Hanson
N. Malcolm
Norman Harrington
Boldt
Franklin Swope
Katy
Richard Martin
Wesley Rocker
N. Central
Alfred Hawes
S. Ashby
Richard Moran
Lavenburg
Billy Walker
S. Malcolm
Lester
Morrison
Humboldt R
Richard D. Noland
Highland
Command Station Details Point to US European Command
Maj. Peterson a Iowa State University graduate and former faculty at Fort McClellan joins staff at US European Command headquarters in Paris France. His wife hails from Nice and their children are Stuart 8 Mark 5 and Marjolaine 11.
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Stad
US European Command
Paris
France
Maj. Peterson
Iowa State University
Ames
Chemical Corps School
Fort McClellan
Alabama
Nice
Stuart
Mark
Marjolaine
Home Savings Association Annual Meeting Notice in Chanute
The Home Savings Association of Chanute Kansas will hold its annual meeting April 10 at 3 00 P M in the office at Lincoln and Walnut Chanute for election of a board of directors and other proper business Robert N Allen president advises readers to call Tribune carrier if needed and to dial HE 13400 after 6 00 PM for contact information
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The
Home Savings Association
Chanute
Kansas
Lincoln & Walnut
Robert N. Allen
Soldiers Donate Blood for Hemophiliac Boy in Georgia
Four busloads of Fort Gordon soldiers gave 163 pints to 16 year old Herbie Perry of Melbourne Kentucky, a hemophilia patient needing 49 pints. His mother Mabel Blevins wrote to Spec.4 William Petry who raised the request with First Sergeant Norman Crum. Volunteers from the company donated 163 pints, exceeding Herbie’s need and adding to his blood credits.
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Norman R. Crum
Herbie
Burglar Alarm Scares Thieves At Louisville Tavern
Sher man Meenach installed a microphone and speaker to monitor his cafe from upstairs. He reports stopping several burglaries and says a recent thief fled after Meenach appeared with a pistol. The intruder left an size 11 loafer behind near the tavern door and another in an alley.
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Louisville
Sherman Meenach
Meenach
Greek Village Honors Jackie MESSINI
In Memissi Papacotsis case Jacqueline Kennedy is named an honorary citizen by Greek village leaders after she aided the girl with a serious heart condition following Mrs Kennedy's Greek tour. Memi’s successful heart surgery at Walter Reed and her return home are noted.
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Messini
Greece
Peloponesus
Jacqueline Kennedy
Community Notes From Kimball and Iola
Elsmore Barbara Allen assists at the Carlson home after hospital visits. Local grade school pupils under Glen Baptist rehearse numbers for a spring music festival in Iola. Women of the Friends Home Lutheran church served a meal for the REA meeting at the National Guard armory with about 550 attendees. Sunday dinners guests included Dean Swanson and family. A Sunday coffee hosted by Mrs. Earl Ericson celebrated birthdays of her husband and Alvin Ericson, with many relatives from Topeka and area attending.
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George Ericson
Topeka
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Howard Baker
Linda
Gregory
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Raymond Ericson
Jill
Keendall
David
Eric
Fredolph Hawkinson
Dennis
Dwight
Don Ericson
Sammie Jo
Hepler
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