Kansas City Livestock And Produce News Roundup
Cattle scarce slaughter class and calves to test. Hogs 2,500 with barrows and gilts steady. sows steady. Sheep limited to test price trend. Eggs and poultry unchanged. Chicago butter and eggs steady with receipts large. Grain quotes show subtle shifts across corn, oats, soybeans, and wheat. Cash wheat and corn mixed. prices noted for No 2 to No 5 yellows and soft commodities.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Chicago
Chicago Grain Chicago
Kansas City Cash
Kansas City (Ap
Wall Street Markets Open Cautious Ahead of Memorial Day Break
Wall Street trading grew cautious late afternoon with mixed prices and slowed turnover. Volume around 3,000 shares versus 3,720,000 on Thursday, with most key stocks showing small changes or no change. Memorial Day weekend mood kept traders wary as the market prepared for a Monday holiday. long term U.S. government bonds rose and corporate issues improved.
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New York
Traffic Predicted High As Holiday Weekend Begins
Chicago reports the first 1960 warm weather long weekend draws millions to the highways. The National Safety Council estimates 73 million cars will be on the road from 6 p.m. today to midnight Monday. Extreme care is urged as up to 375 lives could be lost in crashes during the 78 hours, compared with 310 in a nonholiday weekend.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Light Plane Crash Kills Four Near Camdenton Missouri
A Memorial Day weekend flight from Barrington Illinois crashed near Camdenton airport killing four aboard. Victims were Herbert and wife, Johnson and wife, with two young daughters. The group was en route to visit Mrs. Johnsons parents at Sunrise Beach resort on Lake of the Ozarks. Drake, owner of the Sunrise Beach resort, said the plane signaled to him before crashing into trees by the grass runway.
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Camdenton
Barrington
Ill
Herbert Esh
Robert Johnson
Johnson
Jake Drake
Sunrise Beach
Lake of the Ozarks
Drake
State Studies Oil Firms Cases In Coffeyville Gas Theft
The Kansas Revenue Department reviewed cases of two oil firms over stolen gasoline from the Coffeyville Co op Refinery. Nigh Oil Co admitted receiving 600 gallons unpaid. Cranor Oil Co cooperated after naming dock workers and methods used to skim gasoline. Fullerton Oil Co had license revoked for 72 000 gallons received without proper manifest. Thirteen people face charges as about 1.5 million gallons remain unaccounted over 18 months.
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Topeka
Kan
State Revenue Department
Coffeyville Co-op
Clarence Malone
The
Revenue Department
Nigh Oil Co
Baxter Springs
A. H. Cranor
Cranor Oil Co
Independence
Coffeyville
Malone
Cranor
Fullerton Oil Co
Sarcoxie
Prisoner Work Policy Tied to County Board
Kansas AG says sheriffs may assign county prisoners to labor only with county board approval and that prisoners not offered work do not earn daily credits. He also notes no consecutive reformatory sentences and that release rests with the Board of Administration, with pardons via the governor.
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Topeka (Ap
John Anderson
Board of County Commissioners
Marian M. Burns
Osage County
Anderson
O. A. Liebman
Records and Paroles Division
Industrial Reformatory
Hutchinson
Reformatory
Board of Administration
Memorial Day traffic deaths record tied since 1958
The article notes Memorial Day has been a three day weekend since 1958 with 731 traffic deaths that year, a record for such a period. It also mentions July 4 and Labor Day dates aligning with Mondays in that year.
Harris named advertising manager for University Daily Kansan
Mike Harris son of Mr and Mrs Fred M Harris Jr and a KU junior will be national advertising manager of the University Daily Kansan next year David Toland a KU senior has been elected president of Sigma Pi fraternity Toland is majoring in industrial management and is the son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Toland A community basket dinner for Garfield Borman Or cutt Mount Zion and Oak Grove alumni is planned at Highland Park with dinner at 1230 p m A Bible Baptist church program follows at 11 a m featuring Rev and Mrs Heber Richins missionaries to Sudan Interior Mission in Africa Local diversions include Mr and Mrs Albert J Heyden visiting North Little Rock Ark and several relatives Steve McLaren of Ridgecrest Calif visits his daughter and families in Lawrence Lawrence Koenig of Buffalo pleaded guilty to intoxication and was sentenced to 10 days in county jail parole to leave town 60 days Willis E Baker of Yates Center was arrested for disturbing the peace with his car horn post ed $10 bond and released Tribune readers urged to call their carrier or 700 after 6 p m
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Mike Harris
Fred M. Harris Jr
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Kansan
David Toland
Sigma Pi Fraternity
and Airs
Ralph Toland
N. Lafayette
Heber Richins
United States
Con
Bible Baptist Church
Sudan
Africa
Lawrence Koenig
Buffalo
Wilson
Topeka
Beloit
Hospital admissions and dismissals listed for Neosho
Daily Transcript lists admissions yesterday and today at Neosho Memorial Hospital with patient names, addresses, and medical or surgical status. It also notes visiting hours and a traffic citation for Fern Lowry of Humboldt with a $5 bond posted.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Larry B. Wimmer
S. Lincoln
James Henderson
Kansas City
Loyd Marry
South Mound
Diane Kepley
S. Kansas
Sandra Lassman
Humboldt
Kristine M. Johnson
Elsmore
Ralph H. Brown
N. Garfield
C. P. Williams
Sharon Ranabarger
Kimball
Neb
Don C. Campbell
Harlin Lovett
N. Grant
Harry F. Cloyd
N. Western
Mickey Petty
N. Malcolm
Stephen Card
Lavonburg
Ernest C. Roberts
N. Highland
Fern Lowry
Minor crashes investigated in town
Police investigated several minor traffic accidents yesterday. Bonnie Durham driving a 1956 Ford struck a parked 1960 Chevrolet owned by Margaret Cumings, damaging the right front area. Durham blamed sun glare briefly. Other collisions involved E B Blakely in a 1948 Chrysler and Wesley Edwards, plus Frances Myers in a backing maneuver with Harold Wilson, causing limited damage.
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E. Main
Bonnie Durham
S. Malcolm
Margaret Cumings
S. Plummer
Cumings
E. B. Blakely
W. 6Th
Wesley Edwards
N. Garfield
Blakely
Chrysler
Frances Myers
S. Highland
Harold Wilson
W. Main
Wilson
Work of Neosho Juvenile Officer
Neosho juvenile officer reports 1959 records show 56 cases with 44 boys and 12 girls, action taken in 20 cases. First five months this year yield five cases, four with court action. Officers note summer surge in offenses and link access to cars to youth mobility and trends.
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Wilson
Wilson outlines factors in juvenile delinquency and remedies
The speaker argues delinquency stems from environment and home discipline, not just peers. He urges parental responsibility, strict traffic enforcement for teens with restricted licenses, reduced access to alcohol, and a shift to counseling in juvenile supervision alongside police and social groups. He supports a city recreation program as part of the solution.
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Wilson
Deaths and funerals in regional notices
John Hopkins of 1212 S Santa Fe died unexpectedly at home with funeral arrangements to be announced by Johnson Mortuary. Alvin R LaSalle 71 died at 12:30 a.m. at his home after a long illness. he lived at 101 N Plummer and will have a 2 p.m. Sunday service at the Christian church. He was a retired painter born March 26, 1889 in Chanute and survived by wife Flossie Maude Hunter, a daughter, a sister, and four brothers. burial at Memorial Park. Lloyd Bauer 42 died at Highland Hospital Oakland after a week in a coma. autopsy planned. He was Humboldt born March 18 1918. survived by parents, a sister, five brothers and a twin who died in infancy. Last rites at St Peter's Lutheran Church with burial at Mount Hope. Johnson Funeral Home. Mrs Lester Seidl last rites held at St Patrick's Catholic church with interment in St Patrick's cemetery.
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John Hopkins
S. Santa Fe
Johnson Mortuary
Alvin R. LaSalle
N. Plummer
Chanute
Flossie Maude Hunter
Masonic Lodge
Marcella
William Erickson
Walter C
Kansas City
Elmer E
Albuquerque
N. M
Christian Church
Arthur Atkins
Memorial Park Cemetery
Humboldt
Lloyd Bauer
Highland Hospital
Oakland
Calif
L. E. Bauer
Humboldt High School
Guam
Southwest Pacific
Aleutian Islands
California
W. A. Corder
Topeka
Harold
Coram, Mont
Gaylord
Rufus
Coffeyville
Verle
Tulsa
Homer
Jordan
Mont
Floyd
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Mount Hope Cemetery
Johnson Funeral Home
Seidl
Lester Seidl
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Peter Finnegan
David Cushing
St. Patrick's Cemetery
St. Patrick’s Choir
Buford Eastburn
Ralph Burghart
Lloyd Rensing
Lester Grove
Gerald McGrath
Harry McGrath
Herter Discusses Flight of U 2 In Senate Probe
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter testifies before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that there is no precedent for a head of government taking responsibility for espionage. He calls the U2 incident unusual and says truth-telling was better than fabricating excuses. The hearing follows the Paris summit collapse and urges calm, resolute posture toward the Soviet Union. In Ellsworth Kansas, Dr Barbara Moore plans to resume her cross country hike after a four hour rest, reaching Salina next.
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Washington
Christian A. Herter
Eisenhower
Russia
Herter
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Paris
United States
Berlin
Soviet Union
Free World
Nikita Khrushchev
Fulbright
Regulus Missile Recovered With Subsonic Drone Escort
II and a subsonic QF80 drone were recovered. The Regulus reportedly flew at about 1500 miles per hour.
Fund Drive Aims to Close Open Shafts in Galena
A Galena campaign to close about 1,500 mine shafts and pits began after two local boys drowned May 17. Mayor Homer McAfee led a mass meeting where $695 was donated and $40 pledged for a long range project, including funding for a bulldozer to fill holes. John Delplace pledged state help.
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Galena
Kan
Homer McAfee
John Delplace
Possible X15 speed record eyed at Edwards Air Force Base
NASA announced a test flight two weeks ago may have reached as high as 2148 mph, though the exact speed cannot be confirmed and may fall below the existing 2094 mph record set by the X2 in 1956. Pilot Joe Walker flew the May flight, not aiming for a record. The X15 is designed for higher speeds and altitudes up to 4000 mph in future tests.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Air Force
Milburn G. Apt
NASA
Joe Walker
Walker
Air Force Bormarc A Missiles Intercept Simulated Attack
At Eglin Air Force Base two Bormarc A missiles intercepted a simulated enemy sneak attack on the U S mainland. Both missiles passed within feet of their targets, setting off proximity fuses in the interceptor noses. Neither carried a warhead and the targets were a supersonic Regulus craft.
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Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
Air Force
U. S
Adm. Gingrich Dies In Manhattan Apartment
Retired Admiral John Edward Gingrich aged 62, a World War II naval hero and former commander of U N naval forces during the Korean War, died Thursday night in his Manhattan apartment.
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New York
John Edward Gingrich
U. N
Manhattan
Memorial Day Service at Vilas Bethel Cemetery
A Memorial Day service will be held at 9 30 a m Monday at the Vilas Bethel cemetery. The Rev E L Enyeart of the Ridge Evangelical United Brethren church will lead the observance.
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Vilas
Vilas Bethel Cemetery
E. L. Enyeart
the Ridge
Chanute approves sewer district 1960-1 creation ordinance
The Chanute city governing body passes Ordinance No. 1574 establishing Sewer District No. 1960-1 in Neosho County for a sanitary sewer with appurtenances. Property within district pays construction costs via assessments and optional up to ten yearly installments funded by bonds at up to 5 percent interest. Ordinance takes effect ten days after May 23, 1960 publication.
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Chanute
Neosho County
Kansas
Plummer Avenue
Seventh Street
Wible
State Board of Health
State of
Chanute Tribune
Calice Rush
Howard Parsons
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