Insurance names and local notices in EKLUND brief
Ralph Willcott named National committeeman of the Ixansas Assn of Life Underwriters. Bernard Marnell, son of Tom and Mrs Marnell Walnut, reportedly seriously injured when his truck hit a Texas bridge. taken to Hospital San Antonio, condition satisfactory. Others include theft report, arrests, initiations, and a university graduation note.
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Ralph Willcott
Ixansas Assn. of Life Underwriters
Bernard Marnell
Tom Marnell
Walnut
Texas
Hespstel
San Antonio
Sam Pearce
Earl Pearce
Bremerton
Wash
University of Washington Law School
Young Peace
University of California, Berkeley
Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Report
Daily Transcript lists hospital activity with names and addresses for admittances on Saturday and Sunday, including Mrs Bery Brown and Kenneth Brant, plus dismissals such as Mrs Paul Harris and Ernest Olson. Birth noted for Mr and Mrs Dale McKinsey Foose a son.
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Paul Harris
W. Ltd
Ernest Olson
N. Washington
William A. Kustandorter
W. Mulberry
Clyde Tunnell
Charles E. Herder
Rose
Bery Brown
S. Western
Andy Wedin
W. Main
Buford Jacobs
Eric
Kenneth Brant
Farlton
Donald Rickart
Hugo Hoyer
Aliceville
William Fox
Terry V. Bohrer
Cecil D. Carey
Iola
Dale McKinsey
Foose
Wall Street Slips on Light Volume Trading Day
The New York stock market fell sharply with broad weakness in early trading, then showed slight recovery near the final hour. Volume reached about 2,300,000 shares, above Friday’s 1,860,000 while prices declined several points in many equities with a few gains late in the session.
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New York
Am Tol&Teeteee
Richiron Lededine
Beth Bieel
Jes Bye
du Pont
Cas
Psumery JC
P.n.ss
Price of Cattle Takes Big Jump in Kansas City Market
Kansas City livestock report shows cattle and calves rally across classes with feeders and stockers 50-1.00 higher and hogs mostly lower. Slaughter cattle: good to choice steers 16.00-23.25, cows 11.00-13.50, bulls 14.00 down. Sheep and pork prices also move, with spring lambs 20.00-22.50 and hogs skewing lower in spots. PARSONS area noted steady hogs with top around 17.00 and cattle 17.25-20.25 for good to choice steers.
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Kansas City
USDA
Kansas
Parsons
43 Year Old Elephant Dies at Fleishhacker Zoo
A 43 year old elephant named Marge, a 28 year zoo staple at Fleishhacker Zoo in San Francisco, died from acute indigestion possibly worsened by heart trouble. Zoo director Carey Baldwin noted the other elephants appeared to mourn, banging on their enclosure door in tribute.
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San
Wheat and grain futures show declines on Board of Trade
Mixed price movements across wheat corn oats and rye with declines in wheat futures while corn and soybeans drift lower and marginal gains appear in Kansas City cash grain with limited activity across No 2 and No 3 grades and light bartering in hay receipts.
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Board of Trade
Kansas City
Southeast Kansas Center Proposed for Alcoholics
A southeast Kansas treatment center for alcoholics was proposed as a pilot project by Rep. Jack Levatt and W. E. Statec, advanced at a commission meeting to demonstrate what the State Commission on Alcoholism can do, with a plan for a new eight bed center at Pittsburg.
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Topeka
Southeast
Kansas
State Commission On Alcoholism
Jack Levatt
D-Niverton
W. E
Galen
Newton student wins journalism scholarship at KU
Lawrence Kansas Patricia Swanson Newton High School senior was announced as the recipient of the $250 Oscar S S Stauffer Scholarship in Journalism at the University of Kansas.
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Lawrence, Kas
Patricia Swanson
Newton
Oscar S&s. Stauffer
University of Kansas
Hodge Podge For Weather
The day offered a mixed weather pattern from the Great Lakes to New England with sun and mild temperatures in the east, while the West faced snow sleet and freezing temps. Thunderstorms lashed the South and dust storms battered Colorado and surrounding states. localized rainfall varied with heavy totals in Hopkinsville and Houston reporting hail damage.
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New England
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Continental Divide
Montana
Canadian
Minnesota
Washington
Oregon
Miles City
Mont
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Houston
Bodies of Couple Found in a Ditch
In Alton Illinois the bodies of Dorothy Ray Browder a 20 year old Sunday school teacher and Joe Greene a foundry worker were found in a ditch both shot three times with a .32 caliber pistol. Their bodies were covered by a 10 foot plank and no weapon was found at the scene.
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Alton, Ill
Alton
Dorothy Ray Browder
Joe Greene
The Well Groomed Family Lesson at Village Creek
Mrs. N. E. McMillen led a Four Square HD program at Village Creek Community Center, stressing that the well groomed family sets a good example. Tips covered daily grooming, weekly shampoo, skin care with lanolin oil, and makeup to suit skin tones.
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N. E. McMillen
Village Creek
Oren Johnson
Clarke Anderson
Vilas students host Mother Luncheon and Y-Teen event
Vilas Rural High School students entertained mothers at a noon luncheon in the music room with Mrs Elizabeth Bain directing. In Vilas church the Y-Teen and YWCA held a mother daughter dinner with speaker Mrs Wayne Myers in Japanese attire and candle light for officer installation. about 60 attendees.
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Vilas Rural High School
Mmes
Oran Austin
Neil Nelson
Glen McLaren
Cecil Powell
Sharon Nelson
Donna Austin
Joyce McLaren
Zita Powell
Elizabeth Bain
Y-teen
Ywca of
Vilas Lutheran Church
Wayne Myers
Lynnta Wiggans
Y-teens
Muriel Campbell
Marie Olson
YWCA
General outlines new Viet Nam decentralization plan
A district confirms the completion of its office as part of a nationwide decentralization program. The general’s freed Viet Nam territorial and office will be established in Wich military unity within days.
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Neral
Viet Nam
Ita
Doubt Atomic Cloud In Underwater Test
Officials expect the underwater atomic explosion off the West Coast to create little or no visible cloud or air contamination. The cautious approach by the Atomic Energy Commission and Defense Department aims to avoid drift complaints like those after the 1954 hydrogen test in the Marshall Islands. The test may unfold as a small gadget explosion in relatively deep water.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Department
Marshall Islands
Postal Branch at Wichita WICHITA Post Office
Wichita branch of the postal service names Norman R. Abrams assistant postmaster general. Abrams holds a senior leadership role overseeing regional operations and post office performance. Local officials and workers welcome the appointment as the department emphasizes service efficiency.
First Place Winners In District Contest
Four first place awards were given by the Third District Authors Club of Kansas at Pittsburg State College. Winners include Jessy Mae Coker Sedan for article writing Nelda Wood Martin Coffeyville for short short story Hope Turner Redfield for poetry and Tillie Earns Newman Coffeyville for light verse.
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Pittsburg
Kas
Authors Club of Kansas
Pittsburg State College
Jessy Mae Coker
Sedan
Nelda Wood Martin
Coffeyville
Hope Turner
Redfield
Tillie Earns Newman
Kansas Blue Cross Elects Newton Man
Herman J. Andres of Newton hospital administration was elected president of Kansas Blue Cross. He succeeds Dr. J. L. Lattimore of Topeka who led the group since 1948. New officers include Roger B. Samuelson El Dorado first vice president and Dr Ralph E. White Garnett second vice president.
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Topeka
Herman J. Andres
Newton
Kansas Blue Cross Sunday
J. L. Lattimore
Roger B. Samuelson
el Dorado
Ralph E. White
Garnett
Carl Lamley
H. P. Reynolds
Moline
Floyd E. Black
W. Laird Dean
Dalat Assembly Leader Presides Over Historic Ceremony
Premier Ngo Dinh Diem presided in Dalat South Viet Nam today over a ceremonial event marking a historic milestone. Officials and local citizens gathered to witness the proceeding amid a formal program.
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Dalat
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Four Lanes Planned TOPEKA Governor Hall Announces Acquisition
Governor Fred Hall announces plans to acquire land as part of a four lane highway expansion in Topeka. The move aims to improve regional transportation efficiency and boost economic development. Local officials expect legal steps to begin shortly and public hearings to be scheduled.
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Topeka
Fred Hall
Right of way work planned for Manhattan to Fort Riley highway
A four lane highway project from Manhattan to Fort Riley will begin right of way acquisitions within 30 days. The plan includes securing land parcels and easements to prepare for construction. Local officials say the work aims to improve regional traffic flow and economic connections.
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Manhattan
Fort Riley
Senate OKs Farmer Nomination as U S Attorney for Kansas
Washington The Senate Judiciary Committee today approved the nomination of William Co. Farmer of Wichita to a four year term as U S attorney for Kansas.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
William Co. Farmer
Wichita
U. S
Kansas
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