Royal Tires and Willard Batteries Easy Terms
Local ads list Royal Tires and Willard Batteries offering easy terms at Glen's Tire Service. Small items note Tribune delivery issues, a White Shrine Rummage Sale at the Masonic Temple, and several local residents traveling or visiting relatives. Community notices include school contracts for Salina teachers and local church updates.
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Royal Tires
Willard Batteries
Glen's Tire Service
Masonic Temple
Daily Transcript Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals
Wednesday entries list patients admitted at Memorial Hospital including Michael R King R2 and Rev. William T Hunt with addresses in Tennessee and Mrs Edna Nibarger. surgeries for Debra Chaney and Gary Chaney and Mrs Charlie Bain. dismissals include Nora C Smith and Eulalio Garcia plus others. Births note two new boys to Mr and Mrs Pierre Heit and Mr and Mrs Kermit A Nelson. District Court in Erie reports State of Kansas v Grace Lawrence remanded for further treatment, plus new cases Drink Corder and Jonn Corder for grand larceny and a divorce suit Hoffman v Hoffman. Marriage licenses issued for Scofield pair and Brown pair. Southeast Kansas hospital patients include Briley Forkner Miller and others with recent dismissals. Chanute district court actions involve Woodruff and Beeler judgments and foreclosures with several filings on Chanute real estate.
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Michael R. King
William T. Hunt
S. Tennessee
Edna Nibarger
Erie
State of Kansas
Grace Lawrence
Kansas State Hospital
Osawatomie
Beck Faces New Questioning by Senate Panel
Senate investigators summon Teamster President Dave Beck to testify May 8 in a public hearing on alleged racketeering in labor unions and industry. Chairman McClellan said the committee would receive further derogatory evidence against the Teamster leadership. Beck and former aide James Duff said they had parted ways, with Duff citing differences over causes.
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Washington
Teamster
Dave Beck
Senate
James H. Duff
Pennsylvania
McClellan
D-Ark
Beck
Senate Committee
Duff
Dall
Beck Drops Duff and Firm Ahead of New Hearing
Beck announced he is dropping Duff and his law firm as Duff will not appear with him at the upcoming hearing next week. The move shifts legal representation as the case approaches a key procedural session.
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Beck
Duff
Editor and Business Manager Named for Jayhawker Yearbook
Lawrence junior Thomas G. Pettit will serve as editor and Hutchinson junior John A. Meschke will be business manager for the 1957 58 Jayhawker yearbook at the University of Kansas.
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Lawrence
Thomas G. Pettit
Topeka
John A. Meschke
Hutchinson
University of Kansas
Drowning victim Lloyd Lallamond mourned in Greenbush
The 13 year old son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Lallamond from near Brazilton drowned Tuesday near Greenbush school and a rosary was held at Carson Funeral Home Walnut. Funeral Mass followed at St Aloysius Catholic Church Greenbush with burial in Greenbush Cemetery. Rev Herbert Mohr officiated.
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Lloyd Lallamond
Leonard Lallamond
Brazilton
Greenbush
Carson Funeral Home
Walnut
St. Aloysuis Catholic Church
Greenbush Cemetery
Herbert Mohr
Fulps
F. B. Fulps
Roy S. Gibson
L. Don Richardson
First Church of God
Memorial Park Cemetery
C. C. Bowers
Dave Petterson
Goodnight
Mmes. E. B. Lynch
Russell Sharp
Carl Johnson
Glenn McLaren
Paul Brennecke
Elmer Hincha
Riley Graham
John Waltermire
Nathan Hole
Kansas Pipeline Runs Hit New All Time Peak
Kansas crude oil pipeline runs rose to 372 716 barrels daily in the week ended April 29 the State Conservation Division reported. Officials credited full electric power restoration for pumping systems after a March blizzard impacting Kansas City area production. Previous peak was 363 102 barrels in the week ending Feb 18.
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Wichita
Kansas
State Conservation Division
Kansas City
Market Summary Chicago Butter Eggs Poultry and Grains
Wall Street notes wholesale buying prices for butter and eggs with receipts and quality grades. Live poultry and eggs show stable to slightly soft trade while grains, led by wheat, rally and decline with May and July contracts listed. Kansas City cash wheat figures conclude the update.
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Chicago
Hogs Steady Cattle Light at Kansas City Livestock Market
Report from Kansas City notes hogs steady with 2,500 head and sows weak to steady, cattle only lightly traded with calves and slaughter stock varying by grade. Parsons Livestock includes hogs steady with top at 17.75 and cattle steady with good to choice weights 19.25 to 21.25, plus assorted bulls, calves, and sheep market figures.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
U.S
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
Katy Asks Permission To Issue 30000 Shares
Katy asks the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission for the Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad Co to issue 30,000 shares of its common stock. The request seeks approval to raise capital through share issuance. The filing details the proposed number of shares and purpose of the capital increase.
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Katy
Washington
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad Co
Interstate Commerce Commission
Long Home Run for Topeka Youth
Topeka high school baseball star Ted Alberg delivered a towering homer in the regional tourney in Kansas City. Arriving late after a three mile run to Bonner Springs, he joined in the sixth inning and powered Topeka past Maur Hill 3 to 1.
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Kas
Topeka
Bonner Springs
Ted Alberg
State Highway Patrol
Alberg
Maur Hill
Stock option granted to new president at 95 percent of NYSE price
The petition states William N. Deramus II took office January 8 and received a stock option for 30,000 shares at 95 percent of the NYSE average on that date. Stockholders must approve at the May 10 meeting in St. Louis. The option price worked out to $12.50 per share, while the stock closed yesterday at $10.25.
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Mon
William N. Deramus II
Deramus
St. Louis
New York Stock Exchange
New Rifle Adopted by Army and Atomic Shell Reported
The Pentagon announces the Army adopted the T44 rifle to replace the Garand M1 BAR carbine and M3 submachinegun. It also confirms reports U S forces possess an eight inch atomic artillery shell.
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Washington
Pentagon
Army
U. S
Army Ordnance
Olney Pancake Trophy Delay Sets Rest of Plans
Olney retains the traveling pancake trophy after Liberal delays. Sir Frank Markam would receive the silver skillet in London on May 10, with a ceremony at the American embassy. Sandra Sibley won Olney’s 415-yard race in 1 minute 8 seconds, while Liberal’s Mary Collingwood finished eight seconds later.
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Olney
England
Frank Markam
Dodge City
Sir Frank
London
Sandra Sibley
Mary Collingwood
Fort Larned Days Proclaimed for Rededication Events
Gov George Docking designates May 17 through 19 as Fort Larned Days in Kansas to honor ceremonies for the fort’s rededication and public reopening. The event spotlights historic preservation and public access to the site.
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Topeka
George Docking
Ft. Larned
Kansas
El Dorado Rector Paul S. Moss to Move to Wichita church
The Rev. Paul S. Moss rector of Trinity Episcopal Church El Dorado since 1952 will become assistant rector of St James Episcopal Church Wichita on May 12.
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EL Dorado
Pauls. Moss
Trinity Episcopal Church
St. James Episcopal Church
Wichita
Eisenhower Receives Legion's First 1957 Memorial Poppy
Barrington girl Kathy Zeller, seven, presented President Eisenhower with the American Legion's first 1957 memorial poppy. The moment highlighted Legion efforts to support veterans through the Memorial Day symbol.
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Washington
Kathy Zeller
Barrington
Eisenhower
American Legion
Monty to Visit Ike at Gettysburg Estate
President Eisenhower plans to spend the next two weekends at his Gettysburg country estate. His guest for the second visit will be British Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery, an old friend.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Viscount Montgomery
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