Disagreement In Steel Talks
In New York AP reports contract negotiators clash over whether wage increases spur inflation. David J. McDonald of the United Steelworkers and R Conrad Cooper of United States Steel Corp. trade blunt assessments as talks resume to avert a strike by 500000 workers when contracts expire June 30.
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NEW York
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
R. Conrad Cooper
United States Steel Corp
Cooper
McDonald
Battle Looms On Housing Debate in Congress
Washington AP Republicans backed by conservative Southern Democrats prepared to vote on a budget busting 2.1 billion housing bill as housing remains tied to broader spending concerns. GOP Leader Halleck warned the key vote will be close and contentious as preliminary votes approach on two housing measures.
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Washington
House
GOP
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Halleck
House Banking Committee
Rep
A.S. Herlong
Florida
Herlong
Wall Street slips as volume spikes with mixed stock losses
Wall Street prices fell late in the after noon session as volume reached an estimated 3.6 million shares, the week's heaviest turnover. Key issues dropped about a point while aerospace and rocket fuel stocks led losses by several points amid a broad market decline.
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New York
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Beth Steel
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Coevoie
Ccsess
Dow Chem
D 'Y Be Pak
Gamble SK
Goodyear
Kang
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Mo Kan Tex
Monsan Ch
Mont Ward
No Am Av
Olin Math
Penney JC
Sherrer
Pread & G
Pauline Shellhorn
RCA
Doris
Parsons
St Joe Lead
Clarice Dorris
Sears
Galesburg
Woolworth
Bertha Clum
Ralph Gough
Ray Clum
Maple Park Social Notes Reach Across Parson Districts
Mrs Winans of the Meeker district called at the Ralph Gough home Thursday afternoon. Mrs Stella Burke and Mrs Willis Miller shopped in Parsons Saturday afternoon. Mrs Harold O Bryan and Mrs Stella Burke visited Mrs Horace Jones last week Mrs Wilbur Thurman.
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Maple Park
Winans
Meeker
Ralph Gough
Stella Burke
Willas Miller
Parsons
Harold O'Bryan
Horace Jones
Wilbur Thurman
Girl Missing At Carthage
Carol Linda Cave, 16, a Carthage High School junior, vanished after leaping from a parked truck near Carthage. Charles Robertson, 21, reportedly knew of her location. authorities searched woods with bloodhounds for hours, but no trace was found. Carol is described as 5 feet 2 inches, 108 pounds, dark brown shoulder‑length hair, blue eyes, white skirt and blouse, green moccasins, black horn‑rim glasses.
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Carthage
Missouri
Carol Linda Cave
Carl Haffner
Albert C. Cave
Pierre
Charles Robertson
Carol
Robertson
Haffner State Police
Sheriff's Deputies
Carthage Police
St Joseph Flood Not As Severe As Perceived
In St Joseph Missouri the recent flash flood damaged 99 homes and destroyed 15, mainly in the area north of the core business district. Two Red Cross registration centers opened as the city of 30,000 houses resumed recovery with a $25,000 disaster fund aiding over 500 affected residents.
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ST. Joseph
Korea
Red Cross
Burlington and
Chicago Great Western
Burnside Avenue
Foundation trims polio aid to boost arthritis and birth defect help
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis will reduce its polio program while expanding aid to arthritis and birth defect victims. Basil O'Connor said the foundation will still meet basic polio obligations, but payments for nonparalytic polio will be discontinued.
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New York
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Basil O'Connor
Foundation
Obituaries of Bristow Scranton Akers Frederick and Smith
Ohmer M Bristow of 21 E 8th dies after extended illness at 77 born Sept 6 1881 in Palmyra Illinois and survived by daughter Mrs Kenneth Lee brother Ray Bristow and sisters Mrs Bessie Chase and Mrs Jessie Meat Yard funeral at Koch Skinner Memorial Chapel with Rev Ted Hurst burial Elmwood. E W Scranton 86 former local businessman dies of heart attack in Carthage funeral plans incomplete. Ada Akers Frederick rites held at Johnson Mortuary burial Osage Pioneer Greenwood cemetery. William H Smith funeral at Johnson Mortuary burial Elmwood with sermons by Rev Edwin Van Til. Ethel Reno Mrs Dale Stemple and Hazel Slane sang at Smith service Flowers and bearers named.
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Kirby
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Palmyra
Bristow
Koch Brothers Furniture Co
Erie
Louetta Adams
Loren Ray Bristow
Kenneth Lee
Ray Bristow
Benkelman
Neb
Bessie Chase
Jessie Meatyard
Normal
Ill
Koch-Skinner
E. W. Scranton
Carthage
Lester Welch
S. Santa Fe
Frederick
Ada Akers Frederick
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Ray J. Hutchison
First Baptist Church
Osage Pioneer Greenwood Cemetery
Sherrill Rush
Hazel Slane
Mmes
Henry Biggs
B. F. Wyatt
H. E. Lovett
Hurla Rush
Milt Manners
Ivan Snyder
Harold Cook
Melvin Hubler
Local residents visit relatives in McCune
Afternoon at home described as serious for Clum. Mr and Mrs Clyde Hodgen and daughter Esther spent last Sunday in McCune visiting their son Ralph and family.
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Clum
Clyde Hodgen
Esther
McCune
Ralph
Daily Transcript Admittances and Dismissals Then and Today
Local notices list yesterday and today hospital admittances and dismissals across Neosho and Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital. Births two days report infants to Van Gotten, Kustandorter, Hunt. Traffic cited Larry Oliverson. District action Robert Beaman v Loyd Whitworth with $4250 verdict. appeals and new trial motions await briefs. Building permits record multiple homes and shop additions with estimated costs.
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Lola
Linda Guenther
Benedict
Harol Rollins
Altoona
James W. Powell
E. 9Th
Jonnie Leatherman
S. Central
Robert Hembree
S. Rutter
Bernice L. Greisel
S. Edith
George Gardner
S. Evergreen
Melvin Bray
District Court Action
Chanute
Robert Beaman
Loyd Whitworth
Reaman
Whitworth
Cox Returns to Duties as Santa Fe Division Agent
Harold Cox resumed his duties today as division freight agent for the Santa Fe. He arrived home from Kansas City where he spent nine weeks as a patient at the University of Kansas Medical Center.
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Harold Cox
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Kan
University of Kansas Medical Center
Youths Need Preparation For Marriage
Evelyn Millis Duvall, expert on family life, told the National Congress of Parents and Teachers that teens wed and have children at increasing rates but lack education on child development. She noted high teen marriage failure through divorce and annulment, urging better preparation for mature parenthood and stable family life.
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Denver
Colo
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Evelyn Millis Duvall
Scout News Den 9 Den 2 Meet at Mrs Shockey Home
Scout group Pack 9 Den 2 met Monday evening at Mrs Glenn Shockey’s home on Western. The meeting began with a flag salute led by Jim Benson. The boys prepared Fathers Day plans and activities.
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Den
Glenn Shockey
Western
Jim Benson
Family Duties Delays Construction at Bronx Zoo
The Bronx Zoo reports a robin, initially building nine nests on a fire escape, has quit construction to become a mother and housewife. She hatched two of three eggs laid in one nest, with four nests completed. if the third egg hatches, each family member will have a nest except the elusive father bird.
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New York
Bronx
Agreement Reached In Newspaper Strike
In St Louis Missouri AP reports the American Newspaper Guild ends a three month strike with an agreement covering all issues. The settlement comes after negotiations between the union and management at the affected newspapers.
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ST. Louis, Mo
American Newspaper Guild
Striking St Louis Guild Ends Walkout At Morning Paper
A settlement between St Louis paper workers and management ends the seven week morning paper strike. The agreement occurred after seven hours of talks in the presence of federal conciliators and must be approved by the strikers and Guild leadership. Terms were not disclosed.
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St. Louis
Guild
May 20 1959 Chanute Tribune Briefs
Local notes from Chanute Kansas highlight community happenings and brief updates across town. Public notices and social items are summarized for readers.
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The
Chanute Tribune
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