Cattle and Hogs Steady as Kansas City Market Report
Kansas City livestock markets show cattle steady with varied grain fed and stock calves offered. hogs steady with 1 3 barrows and gilts 15.75 16.50, sows 11.50 14.25. Sheep light offerings with spring lambs around 24.00. Parsons Livestock reports mixed US grades with cattle and bull prices steady across weight classes and stock cows 16.00 18.50.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U.S
U. S
Kansas City Cash
Seven Secret Indictments by Jackson County Jury
The Jackson County grand jury returned seven secret indictments naming five persons. It investigated irregularities in the county highway and park departments and found evidence of misappropriation of county materials and supplies. The panel, in session 43 days, said it lacked time for a fuller probe. It urged divorcing General Hospital from politics and affiliating it with the University of Missouri medical school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Jackson County
General Hospital
University of Missouri
Rexall sale and local updates headline
Rexall Drugs advertises a cent sale running for three days. Local updates report Casey Rexall and family returning from Hutchinson and western Kansas, visiting Grace Hospital patient Mrs. Paul Bennett, who is improving after recent surgery. Santa Fe carloadings and weekly totals are given, plus stock market drift and several small local notices.
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Lee Herrin
Joyce Ann
Lavonburg
Hutchinson
Kansas
Savonburg Social Roundup notes local visits and dinner gatherings
Marie Olson returned from a Kansas City visit. Sunday dinner guests included Lucille Thomas and Don Hoffmeir. A Chanute trip honored mothers. The Wolfe, Barsby, Elliott, Haworth, Mix, Neville, Cullison, and Howard families are listed with assorted visits and a golden wedding anniversary in Benedict.
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Savonburg
Marie Olson
Kansas City
Laura Thomas
Lucille Thomas
Gridley
Don Hoffmeir
Iola
Leon Johnson
Wendell
Chanute
G. W. Wolfe
Gene Wolfe
Basket
Neosho Nursery
Neosho
Roaring River
Auto
C. M. Barsby
Jerome Albert
Charles Cable
Prescott
Daisy Miner
Elsmore
Cora Haworth
Ernest Mix
Bronson
Maude Neville
Stark
John Cullison
Benedict
M. E. Howard
Erie
Paddling Teacher Transfer Is Asked
A Knox County group asks the School Board to transfer Carter Elementary teacher David Wetzel amid accusations he paddled about 20 seventh graders after girls reacted to snakes in a science class. Parent Allie Brown cites blue welts on her daughter and says discipline seemed reactionary rather than educational. Chairman Hop Bailey vows an inquiry.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Knox County School Board
Carter
David Wetzel
Allie Brown
Brown
Hop Bailey
Wetzel
Teen Killed When Car Hits Bridge Abutment
Westmoreland Kansas report states Gary Barr aged 17 died after the automobile he rode in struck a bridge abutment on Wednesday. The brief item notes a fatal crash involving a youth in Westmoreland.
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Westmoreland
Kas
Gary Barr
Cedar Lodge 103 Masonic Meeting in May
Cedar Lodge No. 103 A F and A M will meet in Stated Communication at 7 30 p m Friday May 6 for Third Degree work Refreshments offered Visiting brethren welcome Joe G Wasser W M Roy J Chapple Sec y adv 22 1
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Cedar Lodge No
A.F
A.M
Joe G. Wasser
W.M. Roy J. Chapple
Sec’y
Adv
Scholarship Offer By Rocket Company
Grand Central Rocket Co of Redland California with an ordnance division in Parsons Kansas named a committee to designate a scholarship winner for eight southeastern Kansas counties. Sen Frank Carlson was informed. The committee will include Wallace H Guthride Parsons superintendent Earl R Bevan Pittsburgh superintendent John J Crowley Grand Central Rocket vice president and B J Smith Parsons Kansas ordnance division manager as permanent members. Three annually appointed members will join.
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Kansas Ordnance Division
Parsons
Reed A Hughes noted as president emeritus at Pittsburg State
The passage names Rees A. Hughes as president emeritus of Pittsburg State College and lists Powell Awbrey of Parsons and Carlson in the accompanying notes.
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Rees A. Hughes
Pittsburg State College
Powell Awbrey
Parsons
Carlson
Visiting hours and hospital admissions at Neosho Memorial
Daily Transcript lists visiting hours 2 to 4 and 6 30 to 8 p m with no visitors under 16. Admissions yesterday and today include Mrs J F Richman 607 S Steuben and Mrs Helen L Smith 911 S Santa Fe among medical cases. dismissals yesterday include James W Powell and Mrs Kenneth Miller Humboldt. district court filings in Erie cover driving while intoxicated appeal and condemnation for Thayer waterworks. Alien County deeds list multiple transfers including Eula Koshko and Mona A Farrar and Martha Layton transfers to Humboldt and Lola properties.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Helen L. Smith
S. Santa Fe
Medical
Newt Cherem
N. Evergreen
Robert L. Rains
S. Central
James W. Powell
S. Evergreen
Kenneth Miller
Humboldt
James Ellis
Erie
Robert Kern
W. Main
Fred Spencer
District Court
Quinton Max Jacksons
Justice of the Peace Court of Erie
Thayer
Frederick Lee Shartzer
Iola Abstract Co
Eula Koshko
Mona A Farrar
Lola Harlan C. Isaac
Delbert L. Miller
Lola Charlies
P. Menzie
Harvey G. Pratt
Myrtle A. Mattocks
Russell V. Mattocks
Clara Lb. Cook
A. W. Siefker
Lota
Martha J. Layton
Humboldt Cooperative Association
Kansas Corporation
Martha
Layton
Edwin L. Whitford
Emma V. Miller
Ruth Lynn
Wilson
Lola
French M. Laughlin
Edna Smith
Dave Bach
George Eppright
Area Tour Grasland Observes Adams Ranch Methods
Chanute and area businessmen toured the Adams Ranch near Foraker Oklahoma to study grassland improvement. The two day visit included 5 000 acres grazed by Herefords and 60 Short horns with rotation grazing and low labor input, yielding about 40 percent net income. The group stayed on site, with meals provided, and heard from ranch head K S Adams.
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Chanute
Adams Ranch
Foraker
Okla
Agriculture Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce
Phillips Petroleum Company
Phillips
K.S. Adams
Kansas
Oklahoma
Christian Women Fellowship Holds Multiple Group Meetings
Circles of the Christian Women’s Fellowship met in members’ homes for study and worship. Group 6, hosted by Mrs. Ross Cooper, had 23 members, three children and four guests. Worship included a birthday tribute, a Africa lesson, and a solo. Subsequent groups met with various hosts. program topics covered faith, leadership, and church building funds.
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Circles of the Christian Women's Fellowship of the Christian Church
Ross Cooper
N. Forest
W. Ames
Cooper
Mmes
A. M. Garton
B. M. Eastburn
Don Cooper
Gertrude Barkley
Garton
Africa
Howard Parsons
Carol Sue Carpenter
Leo Gottlieb
Roy Adams
W. 4Th
Robert Lopeman
Church Building Fund
Melvin French
Robert Wells
Jack Parkins
Wayne Ellis
Gerald Rowan
Wells
Jerry Jones
Royce Wells
Lopeman
Parson s McMullen and Gurwell Rites Reported in Trib
Mrs Charlotte Brelsford McMullen 43 dies at Mercy Hospital Parsons after a lingering illness. She is survived by husband Donnelly and two children, with funeral set at Erie Federated church. Eugene Everett Gurwell last rites held at Johnson Mortuary with interment Memorial Park.
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Leland Lowe
S. Highland
Mercy Hospital
Parsons
Donnelly McMullen Parsons
Erie
Humboldt
Charlotte Brelsford McMullen
Donnelly McMullen
Paola
Erie High School
Burlington
Methodist Church
Donald Lee
Harriet Dennis
Joplin
Fred Geib
Victor V. Brelsford
Chicago
Fred Geib Jr
Robert F. Geib
Erie Federated Church
J. M. Torrence
Carson Funeral Home
Atomic power to reach farms via fusion energy
Dr. Finn J. Larsen of Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator explains fusion atomic energy may equip farms with new power for tractors and similar equipment. Fusion joins light elements and does not produce radioactivity, removing shielding needs.
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New York
Finn J. Larsen
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co
Fusion Atomic Energy
Premier Menderes Harassed by Turbulent Demonstrators
In Ankara a crowd of about 4000 students heckled Premier Adnan Menderes as he moved to calm a demonstration. He appeared shaken, was uninjured, and was escorted back to his limousine amid chants of resign. Demonstrations have erupted across Istanbul and Izmir against martial law and suppression of opposition activity.
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Ankara
Turkey
Adnan Menderes
Menderes
Istanbul
Izmir
United States Buys Share of Turkish Trade in 1959 First Half
The United States purchased 20 percent of Turkey's exports and supplied 18 percent of her imports during the first seven months of 1959, reflecting strong bilateral trade activity in that period.
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United States
Turkey
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Chicago Grain
Livakvn Acd
Shadaetad
Jackson
Wall Street
Rexall
Casey Rexall Drugs
Santa Fe
Jolly Jayhawkers
Joint Rural High School
Hugh Brenner
S. Kansas
Harold V. Heiskill
Larry W. Irwin
Everett Irwin
E. Main
Baker University
Baldwin
Irwin
Thomas Q. Bergfald
Elmer D. Horne
Mid-West Hospital Assn
James M. Gordon
Goldena M. Senseney
Helen W. Breger
Vesta Eyestone
Daniel Fairchild
Zillah
Wash
Fred
S. Steuben
Leo
Earlton
Tribune
Anaconda
Atchison
Beech Airc
Beth Steel
Kan
Minn M & M Monsan Ch
Mont Ward Seteener
Olin Math
Penney JC
Phill Pet
Wena
RCA
St Joe Lead
Sears Roeb See Teee
Snclair Cee Eee
Wnee
Socony ‘S
Spen Chem U
Sperry Rd
Ind
UN Pac US Steel
Westy el
Athens
Greece
Rocket Company
Daily Transcript
J. F. Richman
Michael Bauer
H. E. Powell
David Thuiller
S. Larson
Don C. Campbell
Gale Mullen
C. P. McKinnie
Earl Hemminger
Craig Thompson
Ken Grubbs
George Lightfoot
Bob Eberhart
Glen McLaren
Harve Johnson
Bob Hamar
John Nation
Giles Whitworth
Bob Briley
Mahlon Morley
Larry Ingraham
Ralph Ellis
F. A. Prosser
John Gorton
Wayne Taylor
Joe Melnyk
Aubrey Bostwick
Dale Nelson
Tom Durkin
Tony Biele
A. B. Olson
S. Allen
Ed Neyhard
Leonard Hunt
T. H. Cronemeyer
Arthur Atkins
H. D. Barnett
Henry Alford
W. C. Steele
Gertie Adams
Hillard Blume
Susie the Siren
Mum
Gladiolus
Mother's Day
Spectator
Calvert
Turk Premier
Artemis
Owner
Miricale Son
Home Appliance Co
East Side Square
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