Hogs Higher Cattle Lower in Kansas City Livestock Market
Kansas City AP reports hogs up to 25 50 higher with barrows and gilts strong and sows steady, cattle and calves mixed with slaughter steers and heifers slow and yearling prices varied. Wheat and grain markets also noted with futures quoted across Chicago and Kansas City, including soybeans, corn, oats and barley.
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Kansas City Livestock Kansas City
Chicago Grain
Chicago
Kansas City
School meeting set for Petrolia June 2 1961
Annual school meeting will be held at Petrolia School Dist 41 Allen County Kas June 2 1961 at 8 00 p m. Myrl H Ford clerk Ernest Orth treas Alice M Anderson director. Vilas alumni banquet May 27 at 7 p m Vilas Lutheran church. Ralph Winterrowd Buffalo and Milo Myers R 2 attended Ekstrom United Plumbing Supplies Wholesalers open house Grove Okla Sunday. Kathleen Ganson daughter of James and Mrs Ganson former Chanute residents named valedictorian Concordia High School.
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Petrolia
Allen County
Kas
Myrl H. Ford
Ernest Orth
Treas
Alice M. Anderson
Vilas
Vilas Lutheran Church
Ralph Winterrowd
Buffalo
Milo Myers
Ekstrom United Plumbing Supplies Wholesalers
Grove
Okla
Kathleen Ganson
James Ganson
Chanute
Concordia High School
Parsons
U.S
Alua
Allen Coun
Daily Transcript Hospital Admissions and Births Summary
Saturday admissions include William Eppers Thayer for surgery Pearl Schul at Bryant Rest Home Sandra Unger 405 Lafay ette medical Guy Newland 302 N Garfield medical Dismissals feature Suzanne Erickson 419 S Lafayette Robert Orr 716 N Kansas Births report a girl to Mr and Mrs Joe Hennan Humboldt and a boy to Mr and Mrs Howard Houdashelt Humboldt Admissions Sunday include Hubert Sherwood Humboldt Helen Sickman Humboldt Mrs James Nelson 534 N Evergreen surgery Mrs Leo Cuskati 629 S Ashby surgery Alfred Serrato 1101 S Steuben medical Charlotte Slater 303 S Wilson medical Dismissals Sunday list Vincent McCune 204 N Forest Mrs Edwin Rideau 424 W 6th Mrs Ruth Emerson Tioga Hotel Mrs W H Wilkins Iola Vester Reed 415 N Central Elizabeth Lienemann Eric Mrs Bill Vincent Stark Admissions today include Randall Moyer 106 S Gretchen surgery Everett Perkins Humboldt Mr and Mrs T O Ward 121 N Lafayette visited Lexington Mo over weekend with son and family They toured Civil War era Lexington homes with seven mansions and antiques on display Dismissals today include Albert Solomans 223 N Franklin Mrs Clyde ing s antiques open to Ward and son St Paul visitors BRS Extra Large Grade A 24 Grade A Large 28 Grade A Medium 0 Current Receint
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
William Eppers
Thayer
Pearl Schul
Bryant Rest Home
Sandra Unger
N. Lafayette
Guy Newland
N. Garfield
Suzanne Erickson
S. Lafayette
Robert Orr
N. Kansas
Joe Hennan
Humboldt
Howard Houdashelt
Hubert Sherwood
Iola
Vester Reed
N. Central
Elizabeth Lienemann
Eric
Bill Vincent
Stark
Randall Moyer
S. Gretchen
Everett Perkins
Market Report Splits On Hogs Cattle and Dairy Prices
The report lists U S hogs with varied grades and weights priced from 12 to 16 dollars, cattle values for grain fed steers and heifers in the 22 to 25 dollar range, calves, sows and bulls at multiple levels, and veal and sheep pricing. It also covers a New York market reaction to a GM DuPont antitrust ruling, stock shifts, and local notices from Kansas and Missouri regions.
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New York
U.S. Supreme Court
DuPont General Motors
DuPont
GM Common
U.S
Five Die in Kansas Traffic Across Weekend
Five people died in Kansas traffic crashes over the weekend. Mrs. Clyde Shinkle, 20, of Fall River, was killed when a tire blew and a car went into a ravine on K96 near Beaumont. A five car collision on U S 69 near Louisburg left one dead, including Mrs. Larry Sims, 21, of Pittsburg, and several injured. Abe Klatt, 64, of Hutchinson, died in a single car wreck on Highway 61 while returning from a family reunion. Martin Esty, 6, of Gunnison, Colo., was struck by a car on U S 54 east of Wichita. The incidents prompted ongoing investigations by state patrol authorities.
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Clyde Shinkle
Fall River
Beaumont
U.S. 69
Louisburg
Larry Sims
Pittsburg
Kan
Ruby McGeorge
Paola
Charles L. Crow
Edwardsville
Martha
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Highway Patrol
Sims
Sims Auto
Abe Klatt
Hutchinson
Klatt
McPherson
Reno County
Martin Esty
Gunnison
Colo
U.S. 54
Wichita
Martin
Bernard Esty
Kansans Vote In Congress On School Aid Roll Calls
Washington AP reports how Kansas members of Congress voted on recent roll calls. The Thurmond amendment to bar withholding federal school aid over segregation failed 25 to 70. Carlson did not vote. the Blakeley amendment to return 2 percent of state federal income tax receipts to the state for schools failed 30 to 64.
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Washington
Kansas
Congress
Senate
Thurmond
D-Sc
Carlson
Schoeppel ‘R
Blakeley
D-Tex
Passage of tourism office bill in Commerce Department
House approves bill to create an international travel and tourism office within the Commerce Department by a 305 to 104 vote. Republicans Avery Ellsworth McVey Shriver and Breeding vote for. Dole votes against.
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Schoeppel
Carlson
House
International Travel and Tourism
Commerce Department
Avery
Kennedy stays hands off as Senate forges education bill
President Kennedy has pulled back from active lobbying as the Senate moves toward passing a 2.5 billion dollar education aid measure. Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield says the chamber will send a form close to Kennedy’s request, while Kennedy remains distant on parochial school loan and grant controversies.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Congress
Mansfield
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Dahlstrom and Mr Piesker
Mrs Ernest Dahlstrom 76 of Savonburg died Saturday night at Mercy Hospital Fort Scott after nine weeks in hospital. Survivors: husband two sons Vernie Joplin and Kermit Savonburg one daughter Athleen Wichita three grandchildren four great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. Mission Covenant Church Savonburg Rev Willis Adell officiating Burial Swedish Cemetery. John A Piesker 52 of Stark died yesterday at 4 a.m. at home after years of illness. Born Oct 21 1908 in Caney to Fred and Mrs Piesker he lived in Elk City Savonburg 1947 then Stark. Married Fannie Owen May 12 1929 Elk City. Survivors: wife daughter Bethel Ludlum Elsmore son Rex Piesker US Army in Korea four sisters and one brother. Funeral arrangements incomplete Pierce Funeral Home Erie in charge.
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Ernest Dahlstrom
Minnie M. Dahlstrom
Savonburg
Mercy
Willis Adell
John A. Piesker
Stark
John Adolphus Piesker
Caney
Fred Piesker
Elk City
Savenburg
Calif
Pierce Funeral Home
Erie
Spirit of Sacrifice Questioned by PTA Leader
Mrs James C Parker National PTA president warned at the Kansas City convention that Americans have forgotten the spirit of personal sacrifice. She cited creature comforts and bond issues as signs of neglecting public needs and urged homes to model human dignity and moral ideals.
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Kansas City
Congress
Parker
Ameri
P.T. A
James C. Parker
Grand Rapids
Mich
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
America
Young bagpiper and companion disturb morning park
In Kansas City at 1 15 a m Sunday patrol officers responding to a complaint found 18 year old Larry Gunter in tartan kilts playing Scotland the Brave in Brooklyn Park. 19 year old Eva Silverman accompanied him as he explained a desire to march and play early. Gunter blamed his Scottish blood and noted his first real complaint after starting the pipes three months ago.
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Larry Gunter
Scotland
Eva Silverman
Dr. Martin
Gunter
Miss Silverman
Man lands light plane on treetop near airport
Arthur Moran piloted a light plane to land on a treetop near Tewksbury Airport in Massachusetts. He slid down the trunk and walked away unhurt as the aircraft remained wedged in the tree.
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Tewksbury
Mass
Arthur Moran
Traffic Fatalities Log Shows May Totals in Topeka
Kansas traffic death log reports May totals and year over year comparisons for 1961 and 1960 periods. An additional fatality is noted as newly reported, with references to 48 hours ending 9 am Monday and Tribune want ads as a source cue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Patriotism Rebirth For U S Strength
Col Gerald Clugston commander of an Atlas missile complex in the Topeka area urged Kansas publishers and editors to rekindle patriotism in young people to bolster the United States stance in Latin America. He spoke at a Sunday AP event highlighting national unity and defense.
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Topeka
United States
Latin America
Air Force
Kansas
Associated Press
Gerald Clugston
Savonburg WSCS Meets at Mrs Singer Home
Mrs Roy Singer hosted the Savonburg WSCS meeting with prayer, singing More About Jesus, scripture by Mrs Flora Price, lesson by Mrs Earl Albert on The Threefold Pledge, and refreshments. Cottage Oak Unit in Humboldt met at Mrs Guy Booe’s home with thanks note for a going away blanket and plans for Spring tea and district meeting. Refreshments were served. Next gathering June 14 with lessons by county agent.
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Savonburg
Roy Singer
WSCS
Jesus
Flora Price
Earl Albert
Humboldt
Cottage Oak
Guy Booe
Marilyn Huffmaster
Garnett
Harold Williams
Warren Fultz
Lucky Horseshoe 4-H Club Meeting Winners Listed
The Lucky Horseshoe 4-H Club met May 16. Winners in a daily judging contest were Lyle Shepard first, Linda Shepard third, and Larry and Louise Shepard tied for sixth. Mrs. Shepard won first and Mr. Shepard third. Louise Shepard led group singing of Jacobs Ladder and Tell Me Why. Steve Cohee gave an auto care project talk and Mary Tefft demonstrated simple salads. Alvin Tefft spoke on How to Avoid Rear Collisions as the safety number. Dr. Morehead spoke on The Past Present and Future Health in Nations. Refreshments were served by the Orr and Jensen families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Shepard
Linda Shepard
Larry
Louise Shepard
Mrs. Shepard
Mr. Shepard
Alvin Tefft
Dr. Morehead
Nations
Orr and Jensen
Scout News Den 2 Pack 3 Crafts Indian Costumes
Cub Scouts of Den 2 Pack 3 made Indian costumes at Mrs Warren Babcock home 611 N Steuben Friday. Skits for the Pack meeting were practiced before Timmy Jordan served refreshments. Living Circle adjourned the meeting.
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Cub Scouts
Den 2
Den
Warren Babcock
N. Steuben
Timmy Jordan
Living Circle
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Aage
Dial
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Lexington
Donald Ward
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N. Franklin
Clyde Ings
Ward and Son
St. Paul
Wall Street
W. D. Daley
Tulsa
William Disney
Denver
D. C. Chickadonz
W. N. Chickadonz
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Disney
Walt Disney
Motion Picture Cartoon Fame
Jean Treloggen
H. W. Treloggen
Paul Anderson
E. 0. Anderson
S. Lincoln
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Lawrence
Leavenworth Federal Prison
Miss Treloggen
Anderson
University
Home Savings Assn
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Manhattan
Lester Leon Hole
Nathan Hole
Robert Gene Byers
Floyd Byers
Denman
Charles Thomas Johnson
Fred Johnson
Glenn Hanson
R. 2
Bobby Lee Gatewood
Kenneth Lowell Streets
Altoona
Bennett Logan Wright
H. E. Anderson
W. Main
Fred Shaw
W. 6Th
Nikko
Japan
Donnie Aikins
U.S. Navy
Mrs
Carl Aikins
R. 1
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T & Tel
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Ler
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Chandler
Delmar
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Hardy Sweet Williams
Phiere At
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Chanute Furniture CO
Olive Street
Charles Chick
Don Marcum
George E. Martin
Brooklyn’ Park
Clugston
Colombia
South America
Scout News
WM. E. Hampton
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WALL
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