Cattle and Hogs Prices Rise at Kansas City Market
Kansas City livestock markets show higher cattle and hog prices with calves and vealers steady to strong. Cattle including fed steers and heifers reach 26.00 to 31.00 for prime lots, while hogs gain 25 to 50 cents with several weight classes quoted. Sheep and run details noted. Parson's sale reports higher hogs and varied cow values. Produce and poultry markets list eggs and fresh poultry prices with multiple weight categories.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons
U. S
Chicago market report shows steady butter and mixed commodity prices
Chicago markets list butter steady at grade A and quarter lb prices, eggs mixed with whites and grades, live poultry receipts and caponette prices, futures for wheat corn oats and soybeans, Kansas City and region price ranges, with dairy and meat item quotes and stock numbers.
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Chicago
Couple in Springfield crash improving in Chanute
Mr and Mrs Myers of 32 W Fourth were reported in satisfactory condition after a highway accident near Springfield Missouri Friday Their four year old son Bobby was not hurt The car left the road hit a tree causing dislocated and fractured hip elbow dislocation and facial cuts for Mr Myers Mrs Myers suffered multiple cuts and bruises They were to be transported by ambulance to Chanute from a Springfield hospital today
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William R. Myers
Springfield
Chanute
Bobby
Harold Myers
Myers
TV Strike Threatens Commercials Amid Video Tape Push
New York reports a 10 000 member strike of camera operators editors and technicians over a labor agreement recognizing the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees rights. Producers say the proposal is too broad while tape remains new to network use and jobs are not disputed.
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New York
International Alliance of Theatrical State
Film Producers Assn
George Backs Defense Plan in Congress Kansas Rep Myron George
Rep Myron V George of Kansas says he will back President Eisenhowers defense reorganization plan and expects congressional adoption. He cites waste reduction and elimination of duplication and inefficiency while noting military reluctance to relinquish power. He represents the third district and lives in Altamont.
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Washington
Myron V. George
Eisenhower
Carl Vinson
House
Armed Services Committee
George
Kansas
Altamont
Chartered Bus Upsets Injuring Sixteen Near Stanley Kansas
A chartered bus overturned south of Stanley on U.S. 69 injuring 16 people none seriously. Fourteen DeMolay members from Joplin Missouri were en route to Independence Missouri for a Western District conclave. Herschel Braum fifteen sustained a head injury and shock while Charles Haynes forty eight a DeMolay sponsor had a fractured rib. Duane Goodhope fifty one of Joplin reported he had just driven the bus.
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Stanley
Kan
Here
U.S
Joplin
Independence
Herschel Braum
Charles Haynes
Bus overturns after brake test on hill
Witness Goodhope said a bus touched its brakes while cresting a hill, grabs occurred, and the driver tried to return to the road causing the bus to veer onto the left shoulder and overturn.
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Goodhope
Former Chanute Resident Killed in Missouri Collision
Mary Ellen Parker, 63, formerly of Chanute, Kansas City Kansas, died in a head on crash on US Highway 71 four miles south of Butler Missouri. Daughter of J H Parker and Mrs Parker of Carthage. Sister Walter Parker of Carthage. Funeral arrangements pending with Elmer Funeral Home Carthage.
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Chanute
Mary Ellen Parker
Kansas City
Kas
Butler
Miss Parker
J. H. Parker
Carthage
Walter Parker
J. W. Ames
Elmer Funeral Home
Electrical Workers Back UAW With Funds
The International Union of Electrical Workers donated 200000 dollars to the United Auto Workers to aid in bargaining with major automakers. The gift follows UAW support during the 156 day Westinghouse strike that ended in March 1956, when UAW contributed 860000 dollars. The IUE approved the donation at a Philadelphia meeting of its vice presidents.
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Washington
International Union of Electrical Workers
United Auto Workers
IUE
UAW
Westinghouse
Philadelphia
Pulitzer Prizes Awarded for Drama Fiction and Public Service
New York reports Death in the Family by James Agee wins the 1958 Pulitzer for fiction. Look Homeward Angel earns drama honors, and the Little Rock Gazette receives public service recognition for courageous coverage during the 1957 school integration crisis. Relman Morin of the AP wins for national reporting on violence at Little Rock Central High School.
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New York
James Agee
Ward Angel
Ketti Frings
Little Rock Ark.' Gazette
Relman Morin
Associated Press
Little Rock
Local social notes honor 41st anniversary and gatherings
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Jackson Sr. celebrated their 41st wedding anniversary with a dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Jackson. Guests included numerous local families and church members. Separately Charley Alderman recovered from a gas fire accident at Kelly's station. additional visits and WSCS circle meetings were noted among area residents.
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Kelly's Station
Iola
Lydia
WSCS
Leslie Baker
Caroll Lander
Sam Fisher
Junior Kyser
Art Kyser
Savenburg
Bill Wilson
Russell Ludlum
Donna
A. M. Ludlum
D. A. Ludlum
Uniontown
George Ericson
Alvin Ericson
Lloyd Nothern
Salina
Orpha Watson
Ethel Watson
Charles Munson
LaFontaine
Topeka
C. J. Johnson
Howard Baker
Linda
Gregory
Raymond Ericson
Jill
Social Gatherings Span Several Families in Hepler Area
Sunday dinners and birthday celebrations connect many local residents. Guests included the Ericson, Hawkinson, Krokstrom, Huffman, Johnson, and Buchholz families among others. George Ericson shared travel photos from France, Germany, Norway, Sweden, and Holland.
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Fredolph Hawkinson
Donna
Dennis
Dwight
Earl Ericson
Henry Ericson
Donald Ericson
Hepler
Don Nelson
Mmes
Eugene Krokstrom
Hillis Krokstrom
Don Huffman
John Hill
Doris Johnson
Lucy Ohlfest
Earl Eric
France
Germany
Norway
Sweden
Holland
Clarence H. Carlson
R F. Coldwell
Ardonna Thomas
Marilyn Murphy
Carol Ann Buchholz
Moran
Coldwell
Floyd Carpenter
Anna Cation
Wanda Lee Cation
Nora Cation
Dale
Don
Delores Alford
Jack Jordan
Bud Butts
Glaydis Nelson
Savenburg
E. F. Buchholz
Wanda Buchholz
Rosie Freeman
W. L. Franklin
Bronson
Doris Stone
Judy Robinson
Iola
Chanute
Leroy
Loreen Daniels
Dick Coldwell
Jolene
Luella Carlson
Millie Ericson
Elsmore
Emporian Heads Kansas Blue Shield
Dr. Edward J. Ryan of Emporia, a physician since 1947, was elected president of the Kansas Blue Shield at its annual meeting in Kansas City. Dr. James B. Fisher of Wichita was re-elected first vice president. Dr. E. Burke Scagnelli of Dodge City named second vice president. Dr. Lucien Pyle of Topeka named secretary-treasurer.
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Kansas City
Kan
Edward J. Ryan
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Kansas Blue
the Cities Service
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Donaldson's
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ELY Bros
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Western Auto
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