Hogs Higher Cattle Lower at Kansas City Livestock Market
AP dispatch from Kansas City reports cattle sales 8,000 head and hogs 4,000 head with prices rising for hogs 25-50 higher. Cattle steer and heifer classes quoted from 23.00 to 30.00, cows 15.50 to 21.50, feeders and stock calves at various 25 to 37 dollar ranges. Also wholesale eggs butter and produce prices noted across the region.
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Wall Street Little Change with Tobacco Drops in Sluggish Sessions
The New York market edged up in slow trading as gold shares rose while tobaccos fell sharply. Volume neared 3 million shares, with the Dow closing around 229.0 for 60 stocks, a slight drop from Friday. Bonds were little changed.
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New York
Deaths and Funerals in Chanute and Nearby
William H. Smith 72 of 301 N Wilson died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a six month illness. Born Sept 12 1886 in Chariot on Ia he was WWI veteran and member of Baptist Church in Derby and American Legion Chanute. Survivors include daughter Carol JoAnn Danner Kansas City Mo son Herbert W Chanute four sisters a brother five grandchildren Funeral 2 p m Tuesday Johnson Mortuary with Rev Edwin Van Til officiating burial Elmwood Cemetery Ada Akers Frederick resident of Chanute for 25 years died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after 10 weeks illness Born Aug 10 1876 in Patterson NJ first married to Charles Akers then to Victor Frederick Jun 9 1952 He died Jan 4 1959 Member of First Baptist Church Philathea class and Daughters of Union Veterans Survivors include stepson Frank Frederick two brothers one niece and one step-daughter Funeral 3:30 p m Tuesday Johnson Mortuary burial Osage Pioneer Greenwood Cemetery
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Oklahoma City
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Philadelphia
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Edward Longwell
New Jersey
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Fla
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Hkev
Ray J. Hutchison
Osage Pioneer Greenwood Cemetery
Break-in at Neocha Drive-In Concession Stand
The Neocha drive-in theater concession stand was broken into in the early hours yesterday with no known loss. Sheriff Jerry Sloan Undersheriff George Neely and Acting Chief Lige Matlock led the investigation. Entry came from prying the north door lock.
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News Briefs U.S. Royal Tires-Fasy Terms
Glen's Tire Serv at 412 S. Santa Fe announces terms for U.S. Royal tires. tadv
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Odense Homecoming Set At School Near Savonburg
The annual Odense Homecoming will be held at the school six miles west of Savonburg on May 24 with a 1 p.m. basket dinner and an ensuing program. The public is invited.
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Daily Transcript Admittances At Neosho Memorial
Saturday admittances include Margaret Harvill from St. Paul Kurt L Johnson at 520 W 7th and Edna Nibarger of 1821 S Highland all listed as medical patients. Sunday admissions include Melvin Bray of 603 S Central George L King from Worth Illinois Linda Irwin at 301 E 2nd and Warren Alford of 902.
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Linda Irwin
Warren Alford
Traffic Fatalities in Kansas Over 1959 48 Hour Totals
Topeka AP reports Kansas traffic fatalities tallied by state accident records. Data cover the last 48 hours ending at 9 a.m. today, bringing the year to date to 1959 totals, with a comparison to 1958 figures.
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Weather disasters skirt central Kansas with flood and storms
Tornadoes touched down briefly between Anthony and Caldwell with no reported damage. Hail hit Wichita and nearby towns as water closed a highway south of Chapman. Cedar Point reports two miles of inundated area and Highway 13 submerged between Strong City and Cottonwood Falls. River levels fall slowly in Elmdale Strong City and Saffordville after cresting overnight. The Cottonwood river rose to nine feet at last night’s peak then receded.
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Cottonwood River Rising Report At Cedar Point
The Gazette notes an unofficial morning report that the Cottonwood River is rising again at Cedar Point, signaling potential local flooding concerns.
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Truman Wife Undergoes Tumor Removal
Bess Wallace Truman, 74, underwent breast tumor surgery today, as reports from Kansas City describe the operation on the wife of the former president. In Washington, Thomas Kent S. Gates Jr., retiring secretary of the Navy, was chosen as deputy secretary of defense.
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Surgical Removal of Tumor Raises Malignancy Questions
The Chanute Tribune reports a two hour and 45 minute operation to remove a tumor. A spokesman said it would take two or three days to determine if the tumor is malignant.
Annual Variety Show Draws 300 At Country Club
About 300 members and guests attended the annual Variety Show at the country club presented by the Women’s Golf Association led by Mrs. John Nation. The crowd watched a full cast perform songs and skits including Hello Everybody Hello and two lost souls while proceeds go to improvements at the club.
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