Hog and cattle market trends across Kansas City area
Kansas City livestock reports show hogs up and cattle steady with mixed by product lines. feeding stock and vealers firm to steady as hogs gain 25 cents on barrows and gilts while sows rise. cattle steady with grain fed steers and heifers in the upper price range and calves mixed. sheep and lambs also higher on spring trades. Parsons Livestock and Kansas City Produce mention varied prices across hogs, cattle, and poultry sectors with regional fluctuations.
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Kansas City
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U. S
Kansas City Grain Prices Mixed as Markets Edge Lower
Kansas City overhead grain prices show No. 2 hard wheat at 2.33 with No. 3 at 2.33 and No. 2 red at 2.31 to 2.32 while corn slips by 9 cents per bushel on the day. Prices reflect a modest downturn across the board with slight shifts in spot bids and new crop expectations.
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Kansas City Cash
Kansas City
Teaching Positions For Six Jace Graduates
Six Junior College graduates have been appointed to faculties in six state school systems. Mrs. Nora Knight lists the students and their schools: Mariam Beeney of Chanute Coyville, Joan Davis of Humboldt Norwich, Barbara Houston of LaHarpe Strawn, Leona Ibbetson of Yates Center, a rural Woodson County school, Shir ley Laster of Buffalo Midway, and Sheila Rains of Chanute Humboldt.
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Nora Knight
Mariam Beeney
Chanute
Coyville
Joan Davis
Humboldt
Norwich
Barbara Houston
LaHarpe
Strawn
Leona Ibbetson
Yates Center
Woodson County
Shirley Laster
Buffalo
Midway
Sheila Rains
Grain futures slide and hay receipts report Kansas City
Wheat futures closed down 7 to 12 points as oats maize rye and kafir prices ranged from 1.27 to 2.13 in various grades. Kansas City hay receipts showed none available in the AP filed report from Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Hay
Heartbeats Across Seas Highlight Doctor's Piano Broadcasts
In New York a 42 year old heart specialist Dr Arthur Briskier helped arrange RCA Communications broadcasts of Bach piano recordings from Paris to the United States. He proposed transmitting heart beat tracings with clinical data to aid distant patients and specialists. Paris and Rome reported excellent reception.
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New York
Johann Sebastian Bach
Atlantic Ocean
Arthur Briskier
RCA Communications, Inc
Paris
RCA
Briskier
RCA Communications
Rome
Downed Pilot Identified as American Airman
Indonesian army says the captured pilot of a US built B26 bomber near Amboy on May 18 is Allan Lawrence Pope of Miami Florida. Pope, 30, a former US Air Force lieutenant now with Civil Air Transport, allegedly received $10000 from rebel Lt Colonel Ventje Sumual.
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Allan Lawrence Pope
Miami
Fla
Pope
Amboy
Army
Pirngadie
U.S. Air Force
Civil Air Transport
Taipei
Formosa
CAT
Claire L. Chennault
Flying Tiger Fame
Pirigadie
Ventje Sumual
U.S
Newell George Seeks 2nd District Seat in Congress
Topeka AP Newell A George of Kansas City filed for the Democratic nomination for Congress in the 2nd District He seeks a third consecutive run against Republican incumbent Errett P Scrivner Harris a Lawrence city commissioner also joined the race While Clark A Wallace of Kingman filed for Republican renomination as judge of the 24th district which covers Pratt Kingman Barber and Harper counties.
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Newell A. George
Kansas City
George
Errett P. Scrivner
Scrivner
Jack Harris
Lawrence
Clark A. Wallace
Kingman
Pratt
Barber
Harper Counties
Judge Harman Named To Hear Bourbon Case
Topeka AP Judge Jerome Harman of Columbus was appointed by the Supreme Court as judge pro tem of Bourbon County District Court to hear the estate case of Josephine Dunkerton. Judge Harry W. Fisher, who normally presides, disqualified himself.
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Jerome Harman
Columbus
Supreme Court
Bourbon County District Court
Josephine Dunkerton
Harry W. Fisher
Bourbon County Court
$1000 Scholarship Awarded to Wichita Student
Richard Perry Duncan, a University of Wichita student, wins a $1,000 national scholarship from the Auxiliary of the American Osteopathic Assn. He plans to enroll at Kansas City College of Osteopathy and Surgery in 1956 after completing a junior college stint in Independence, Kansas.
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Wichita
Richard Perry Duncan
University of Wichita
Auxiliary of
the American Osteopathic Assn
Independence
Kas
Wichita U
Duncan
Kansas City College of Osteopathy and Surgery
Alaska Statehood Bill Killed by House Vote
The House voted 144 to 106 to strike the bill's enacting clause, effectively killing Alaska statehood legislation. A reversal or ratification by roll call was scheduled for Wednesday.
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Washington
House
Alaska
Throckmorton Seeks Republican Nomination for Instruction Post
Adel F. Throckmorton state superintendent of public instruction files for Republican renomination. He has no Republican opposition. Wilma Charlesworth, a Coffeyville elementary teacher, is the sole announced Democratic candidate.
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Topeka
Adel F. Throckmorton
Wilma Charlesworth
Coffeyville
Memorial Day events and local notices in Chanute
The brief notes include Pfc Donald L. Kelley in the main funeral procession for unknown WWII and Korea dead, dating May 30 from Washington to Arlington. Also, civic notices on ESO meeting May 28, birth in St Louis, and two minor traffic accidents with local names and addresses in Chanute.
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Raymond W. Kelley
Korea
Capitol Rotunda
Washington, D.C
Arlington
Kelley
3Rd Infantry
Fort Myer
E. Main
Carolyn Sue Matlock
S. Grant
Ida Gertrude Stevens
W. Main
Daily Transcript Admittances and Dismissals at Neosho Memorial
Admittances Monday include Mrs Edna Nibarger at 1821 S Highland medical and several surgical patients named Michael Goss 803 S Malcolm Leah Jean Barker 1714 Evergreen Margaret Clines Earlton Mary Clines Earlton and Charles Morris 1115 S Malcolm Dismissals Monday include Mrs Gene Bresee and son Humboldt Other dismissals include Elmer Rush Coffeyville Mrs Jim Scott 303 N Kansas Martha Frederick Earlton Randal Neely Earlton and E B Anderson R2 Traffic Citations list Jimmy Dean Jones 118 N Grant cited for speeding with $5 bond posted.
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S. Highland
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Goss
S. Malcolm
Surgical
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Evergreen
Margaret Clines
Earlton
Mary Clines
Charles Morris
Gene Bresee
Humboldt
Elmer Rush
Coffeyville
Jim Scott
Kansas
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Randal Neely
E. B. Anderson
R. 2
Picket Line Violence at Mississippi Project
At a lake and power plant project near Jackson, seven of eight carloads of Negro workers attempted to pass a large crowd of Operating Engineers Union members. They were turned back and attacked. a photographer from the Jackson Daily News was struck in the face and bruised, his camera seized and later returned with film missing.
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Miss
Operating Engineers Union
Virginia
Norman Bergsma
Jackson Daily News
Daily Oil Production Shows Decline
Daily average production of crude oil and condensate declined 7 075 barrels to 6 231 200 for the week ended May 24 per the Oil and Gas Journal survey. Kansas and Arkansas posted the largest drops while Utah led gains and Oklahoma rose.
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Okla
Oil and Gas Journal
Kansas
Arkansas
Utah
Oklahoma
Kansas U Alumni Choose New KU Alumni Leaders
Lawrence AP reports Claude E. Chalfant of Hutchinson will serve as president and C. Ned Cushing of Downs as vice president of the University of Kansas Alumni Association.
Aid Proposed for Red Areas in Senate Foreign Aid Plan
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee formalized a plan for economic aid to the Soviet bloc satellites including Yugoslavia Poland and East Germany as part of a 3 712 9 million foreign aid package The move signals a major Senate debate with Republican Leader Knowland warning against aid to Communist states and aiming to block Yugoslavia and Poland assistance The committee argues risks are outweighed by the chance for world peace as cracks widen along the Iron Curtain.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Senate
William F. Knowland
California
Eisenhower
Yugoslavia
Poland
East Germany
Tne
United States
Knowland
House
Foreign Relations Committee
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Europe
Wall Street Ends Narrowly Mixed After Sluggish Day
Wall Street in New York showed a narrowly uneven closing with volume around 2.1 million shares versus 2.5 million on Monday. Most key stocks moved fractionally while a few gained up to a point. Closing stocks noted in advertisements.
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NEW York (Ap
K State Announces Tau Sigma Delta Scholarship Winner
Keith Lyle McCoy, Erie High School valedictorian, is named first recipient of the Tau Sigma Delta scholarship at Kansas State College. The $100 award, funded by the K State chapter, honors high school achievement and financial need for architectural and architectural engineering students. McCoy led his class for three years, served as assistant editor of the yearbook, and participated in school activities.
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Manhattan
Keith Lyle
McCoy
Erie
Tau Sigma Delta
Kansas State College
FASTEETH improves denture hold and odor control
FASTEETH powder secures upper or lower plates, preventing sliding or rocking. It is alkaline, non acidic, with no gummy taste, and helps reduce denture odor. Available at drug counters.
McCoy son to study architecture at college
The Chanute Tribune notes that the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred V. McCoy plans to major in architecture at a college after graduation. The brief item highlights his family background and career intent.
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Fred V. McCoy
Architecture
$300000 Improvements For Wichita University
Wichita University bonds totaling 300000 were sold by the board of regents to finance campus upgrades. Four Wichita firms led bids at 3.93627 percent interest. other bids were submitted. Funds will build parking lots, rebuild tennis courts, and relocate a cinder track from Shocker Stadium to Veterans Field.
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Board of Regents of
Wichita University
Davidson - Vink-Sadler
First Securities Inc
Ranson & Co
Small-Milburn Co
Shocker Stadium
Veterans Field
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