Hog Trend Up and Cattle Steady at Kansas City Markets
Cattle prices steady with grain fed and stocker calves varying by weight and grade. Hogs show steady to higher barrows and gilts, sows flat, with average prices across weight ranges. Sheep lambs mixed, high quality spring slaughter lambs strong, older stockers and feeder calves listed with varied values. Kansas City market notes include Parsons Livestock quotes for hogs and cattle alongside produce prices and egg and butter figures.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U. S
Laborite Hails NATO Approval for U.S. Spy Flights
In London Hugh Gaitskell the Labour leader urged that U S reconnaissance flights over the Soviet Union proceed only with NATO-wide approval in the Commons saying such espionage could conceivably trigger a nuclear war. In Chicago live poultry prices were not reported due to insufficient receipts.
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London
Hugh Gaitskell
U.S
Soviet Union
NATO
House of Commons
Chicago
Church services held at Koch Skinner Home during building program
The First Church of Christ Scientist schedules Sunday services and Sunday School at Koch Skinner Memorial Home during construction. Reading Room hours are 2 to 4 pm at 4S Highland. Northeast and southeast areas report 4 to 8 inches of precipitation with extremes of 32 and 8.05 at Mound City. Temperatures generally mild, averaging above normal at major stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Koch-Skinner Memorial
Highland
East Central
Hugoton
Mound City
Syracuse
Stevens Deaths and Funerals in Chanute
Funeral services for Nellie Stevens 80 of 507 South Central were set for 1:30 p.m. Friday at First Methodist Church with Dr. Garrett and Rev. Guyer assisting. graveside at 3:30 p.m. in Glenwood cemetery. She died Tuesday at Neosho Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. Survivors include son Tillman of Bartlesville and others. Also noted are services for Coke Smith and Grace Lane with burial in Elmwood, plus funeral notices for Warren Alger. The obituaries list extensive family ties and church memberships in Chanute.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Chanute
Walnut
Indiana
Veil Stevens
Chanute First Methodist Church
Hulda Parker
Order of the Eastern Star
Tillman
Bartlesville
James A. Guyer
Oklahoma City
Cindy
Judy
Steven Guyer
J. L. Mudd
Merced
Calif
A. L. Stephenson
Menlo Park
C. D. Switzer
Grant City
R. M. Thompson
Kansas City
Jess Thompson
Chicago
Coke Smith
Koch - Skinner Memorial
L. L. Rogfers
AME
Elmwood Cemetery
George Thomas Lane
Grace Pearl Lane
S. Central
Coffeyville
Christian Church
Russell Davidson
W. A. Hunt
Kansas
Alger
Warren J. Alger
Johnson Mortuary
EF. M. Pearson
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Robert Herman
Blaine Marks
Old Rugged Cross
Arnold Murdock
Clem Chicago
Buttersteady
Greene
Floyd Osborn
John Roth
Lawrence Legge
Emery Mc
Bean
Legislative Council Approves Kansas Research Salary Plan
The Kansas Legislative Council adopted a new salary plan for its research department to end a haphazard system. The director’s pay will range from 10 416 to 14 592 dollars yearly, with other salaries between 4 740 and 9 456 dollars. Dr F C Guild remains at the top pay level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Legislative Council
Garner Shriver
Wichita
Rules, Procedure and Budget Committee
F. C. Guild
McCain Named to Eisenhower Library Commission
Gov. George Docking appointed James A. McCain of Kansas State University to the Eisenhower Presidential Library Commission. McCain replaces Dr. Franklin D. Murphy and will serve until April 12, 1961, joining the commission with other state appointees named to various boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
George Docking
James A. McCain
Kansas State University
Eisenhower Presidential Library Commission
Docking
Kansas State
Franklin D. Murphy
University of Kansas
McCain
Murphy
Library Commission
B. 24
Nickel
Winfield
Board of
Optom
Detry
J. Glenn Hilyard
Douglass
Daily Transit Hospital Notices and Court Actions
Daily Transcript lists visiting hours for Neosho Memorial Hospital with rules, recent admissions and dismissals, and births. District Court actions in Erie include traffic damage judgments, several divorces, rights of majority granted, and taxi company cases. Also reported are marriage licenses issued for Larry Richwine and Marilyn Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Clyde Burke
Donald Carter
Mary Ann Madson
M. E. Summers
Summers Taxi Co
Marion Alexander
Larry Hudson
The
Wall Street Advances Broadly as Volume Rises
Wall Street in New York shows a general advance in lively late trading. About 3,000,000 shares traded today versus 2,900,000 Wednesday. Pivotal issues rose from fractions to a point or more. U S government bonds drifted lower and corporates were narrowly mixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S
Global Briefs and Wariness From Around the World
AP dispatches report China accusing U2 flights over its mainland and Cuba fears prompting student mobilizations in Havana. France sees sailor disappearances after a tanker explosion. Paris doctors protest social security fee limits while Jordan expands ship blacklist. Berlin warns U.S. troops against slingshots, and Kansas notes varied April rain with statewide totals.
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Paris
Hearing Set In Elbel Case Involving Elbel Empire
A master settlement plan hearing for Elbel construction empire finances and the Arizona Savings and Loan Assn. is scheduled for May 26 in Kansas City Kansas. Judge Arthur Stanley set the date after a brief proceeding. The Coffeyville Loan and Investment Co. faces a June 8 deadline for reorganizations with a June 25 hearing.
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Kansas City
Kan
Elbel Construction Empire
Arizona Savings and Loan Assn
U. S
Arthur Stanley
Maricopa County
Coffeyville
Burrton Girl Wins Peace Officers Essay Contest
Marilyn Culberson of Burrton wins first prize of 300 in the Kansas Peace Officers Assn essay contest. Sheriff Lynn Thomas announces second prize to John Weller of Topeka and third to Barry L. McIsaac of Mankato for works on The Prevention of Juvenile Delinquency.
Galesburg Plans Baccalaureate and Commencement
Galesburg will hold Baccalaureate services Sunday and commencement next Thursday for eight graduates and 14 eighth graders. The Rev. Paul Holter will deliver the sermon He That Overcomes with Rev. Ziden L. Nutt assisting. Supt Buford Fisher will speak at commencement on A Bag of Tools.
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Galesburg
Paul Holter
Methodist Church
Ziden L. Nutt
The
Christian Church
Kay McDermott
Buford Fisher
Chanute
Wayne Atherton
W. E. Allen
Board of Education
Holter
Nutt
Miss McDermott
Larry DeWayne Carson
Carol June Castle
Helen Elaine Livingston
David Arthur Peterson
Jimmy Lee Peterson
Sharon Kay Schulz
Alice Marie Trout
Linda Lu van Cleave
Glen Norman Allen
Margaret Jean Blair
Linda Lou Crawshaw
Virginia Sharon Cutrell
Irwin Lee Diediker
Robert Byron Graham
Virginia Faye Hale
John Allie Kramer
Carl Edward McElroy
Sharon Kay McMillan
Nona Dorothy Neises
Danny Bruce Noteware
Richard Alan Oler
Lillian Esther Simmons
Atherton
Louise Halfman
Ruth Cutrell
Eileen Little
Frank Myer
Lois Atherton
Marion Aaron
Esther Hodeden
Betty Stemple
Darrell Little
Lloyd van Cleave
Carl Kramer
Allen Lloyd Dulavey
Marion Dorris
Student Recital Tonight At Local High School
A program of readings music and dancing will be staged at 8 o clock in the Senior High School auditorium. Featured performers include Jean Treloggen Billie Solomon Sherrill Rush George Wheat Chris Coots and Roy Marks. An art exhibit by high school students will run in the hallway. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Treloggen
Billie Solomon
Sherrill Rush
George Wheat
Chris Coots
Roy Marks
First Cross Country Flight by X15 Rocket Plane
An X15 rocket plane conducted its first cross country flight from Edwards Air Force Base. Dropped from a B52 at 8:47, the craft reached 75,000 feet in four minutes, landed back at 8:57, and achieved a top speed of 1,850 mph. It extended the X15’s distance beyond its landing strip's range, a longer flight than prior circular tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Silver Lake
Foreign Aid Bill Passed by House with $4.086 Billion Cap
The House approved a compromise foreign aid measure authorizing up to 4.086 billion dollars, sending the bill to the Senate for swift action. The 240 to 138 vote limits spending, while critics seek an 11.4 billion dollar cut when funding is set. The authorization trims 88.7 million from President Eisenhower’s proposals, balancing Senate and House versions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
F Eisenhower
Secrecy debated in talks for looming summit
In Paris informants report negotiations among the Western Big Three and the Soviet Union aim to keep some summit talks secret. President De Gaulle leads discussions, staying in touch with Nikita Khrushchev. Khrushchev has not guaranteed non disclosure of all talks with De Gaulle Eisenhower and Macmillan.
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Atchison
Essas
Beech Aire
Paris
Eisen- Beth Steel
Hower
Boeing Air
Amory Corysier iv
Covessee
Houghton
Cai
Nea D'lena
Seine
Dow Chem
G&e
White House
Washington
Kan
P&l
Minn
M&m
Marine Guard
Se- Monsan Ch
Mont Ward
Big Light-Stone
No Am
Olin Math
Penney, J C
Proct & G
Sears Rock
Sinclair
Socony Coecege Sese
Canan Wes Mo
Vuva aArs
Spen Chem
Gerardo Padron
Sperry Rd
Col- Ltd Oil Ind
Mig- We Peetiivisi
Uel
Miguel
I.ce
U 1
Soviet Union
Charles de Gaulle
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
de Gaullé
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
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Orville Nickerson
Santa Fe
George Colter
Meadville
Nickerson
Joe Sterner
Mr. Sterner
Lucille Wiles
Bobby
Jimmy
Mick McDowell
Colter
Sterner
C. W. Brennan
Charles Ogle
John Erickson
Forbes Afb
Lige Matlock
Air Force
Tribune
Chicago Grain
Kansas City Cash
Eam ‘Kot
Legislative Council
Daily Transcript
Charles Ostrander
Humboldt
Ralph Glover
Larry O'Connell
S. Lincoln
Walter E. White
W. 6Th
Lee A. Knapp
John Haugsness
E. 11Th
Nelson Peterson
Yates Center
Joseph F. Brucel
Cindy E. Stierwalt
N. Central
Wayne W. Colvin
S. Evergreen
Wilbur Riley
S. Katy
District Court
Eric
Daniel L. Merry
Bimér
Caldwell
Richard Volmer
Leonard Luther
Chanute City
Larry DO. Richwine
Marilyn Wilson
Savonburg
Wall Street
Global Briefs
Tokyo
China Today
Japan
Nobusuke Kishi
Havana
University of Havana
United States
Cuba
Brest
France
Amman
Jordan
Israel
Berlin
West Berlin
Daily Bulletin
Weather Bureau
Authém
Cragé
Elbel
Burrton
Loin End
Allgood
California
Gerber
Jane Parker
Superior
A -Police
Welch's Grape Drink
Welch
Ade
Bive
Dark & Rich
Crisco
Fleishmanns
Nabisco
Folger’s Coffee
Ann Page
Iderwood
Shir
T Muenster
Linit Liquid
Dash Detergent
Heinz Gherkins
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company, Inc
Nae
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