Kansas City Livestock Prices Mixed Across Hogs Cattle
Hogs rise to about 25 cents with barrows and gilts 190-240 pounds at 16.25 to 16.50. 240-270 pound butchers 15.75 to 16.35. Cattle steady to higher with grain fed steers 600-700 pounds 26.00 to 27.50 and 700-900 pounds 24.00 to 25.50. Cows, calves, and stockers show wide ranges with sows 11.50 to 14.50 and feeder calves 14.00 to 37.00. Parsons Livestock reports steady hogs and mixed grades for different weights. Industry notes include eggs, poultry, butter, and grains with mixed prices across Chicago and Kansas City markets.
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Kansas City
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U.S
Harley
Local Markets and Police Reports Share Small News
Local market entries list grade A and B lots with prices for large medium and small cuts. Police report arrests for intoxication and open bottle transportation, plus a bicycle theft near Village Creek bridge. Community notices include residents meeting President Eisenhower during a Colorado Springs trip and local visits.
Graduation Special Shakes and Malts Ad Highlighted
Local ad lists two dessert spots, The Sundae Shop at 15 N. Grant and Royal Tires Fasy Terms Glen's Ture Serv at 412 S. Santa Fe, promoting 19¢ shakes or malts in a graduation special.
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Royal Tires
Glen
S. Santa Fe
Ady
N. Grant
Wall Street Opens Higher Then Holds Modest Gain
Wall Street edged up in early trading in New York with moderate volume around 2.9 million shares. Gains and losses were fractional as steel, chemical, rail and oil issues gained while copper declined and motors utilities rubber and building materials mixed.
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New York
Babson to Speak at Eureka Student Commencement
Economist Roger W. Babson arrives in Eureka with his wife to address Mid West Institute of Business Administration students at Friday 11 am commencement ceremonies. He will also inspect local grass and oil properties in Greenwood County before moving on to Winslow.
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Eureka
Roger W. Babson
Boston
Midwest Institute of Business Administration
Babson
Greenwood County
Winslow
Arié
Exuberant Students Blamed for Park Fire and Vandalism
City Park fire around midnight damaged a city owned old tractor used to drag diamonds. Fire Chief C W Brennan said the seat cushion burned and one tire scorched. The tractor was stored under the stadium. Police reported a 8 foot wooden cross burned on the Senior High Junior College grounds after dark.
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City Park
C. W. Brennan
1959 Traffic Deaths Continue to Mount
Chicago AP reports traffic deaths rose in April for the fourth straight month, reversing a downward trend. The National Safety Council notes the first four months of 1959 total 10,680 deaths, up 4 percent from 1958.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Admittances and dismissals tallied at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Yesterday admissions include Mrs Charles F E Julian Altoona medical Mrs Wendell McMurray 718 S Evergreen medical Phyllis Frevele Humboldt surgery Mrs William Slane 1558 Steuben surgery Today admissions list Darrel Scott 245 Evergreen surgery Ruth M Morehead 1010 S Malcolm surgery Keith Nelson Benedict Dismissals yesterday Dorothy Bartholomew 212 N Garfield Tommy Tripp 1012 S Washington Mrs Luther Klinefelter 1502 S Malcolm Howard A Stitt Ro 1 Dismissals today Mrs BoM Record 1006 N Steuben Mrs Evangeline Barham Earlton Mrs May Rensing 808 S Malcolm Birth today Mr and Mrs Cecil Jennings 915 N Forest a girl District Court Action Brie Land condemnation appeal Geiger et al new trial denied appeal involved land for Paraone reservoir damages originally 40000 increased to 47100 April 9 condemnation land for wildlife game refuge near Pay maestion James Anead endamera disbursement fund sustained District Court Filing Brie tir George J Gishoe Join Mapet judgement on note Plaintiff acke geo 17
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Altoona
Wendell McMurray
S. Evergreen
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Humboldt
William 5. Slane
Steuben
Darrel Scott
Evergreen
Ruth M. Morehead
Malcolm
Keith Nelson
Benedict
Dorothy Bartholomew
Garfield
Tommy Tripp
S. Washington
Luther Klinefelter
S. Malcolm
Howard A. Stitt
Bom Record
N. Steuben
Evangeline Barham
Earlton
May Rensing
Cecil Jennings
N. Forest
District Court
Brie
Mere F L Geiger
Metwon
Paraone
Wiate Game
Paymaetion
James Anead
Drop in daily barrels fuels state oil use concerns
The report notes a decline of 25 259 barrels per day from the prior week estimate and 17 047 below the May allowable threshold set by the State Corporation Commission, signaling reduced output levels.
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State Corporation Commission
Deaths and Funerals in Caney Thayer and Chanute
Funeral services announced for John Henry Blough 41 of Caney who died from burns after an oil field explosion near Copan Oklahoma. Service at Graves Funeral Home Caney with military rites. Also listed are Jesse Jones 70 of Thayer who died in Chanute and Avery Sprague whose last rites were held at First Methodist Church Chanute with burial in Memorial Park.
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John Henry Blough
Caney
Bartlesville
Copan
Oklo
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Jesse Jones
Thayer
Giles
Chanute
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Wilson County
Byron
Margaret Jane Blair Jones
Mabel Rausch
Rausch
Charles Myers
Thayer Christian Church
Don Renken
Thayer Cemetery
Engel
Sprague
Avery Sprague
First Methodist Church
Charles Wesley Garrett
Memorial Park Cemetery
Chanute Ellis Lodge
Koch-Skinner Memorial
Dave Petterson
D. A Finney
A. R. Cochran
Howard Parsons
Bill Brennen
Elvin Brenton
Sidney Olson
J. E. Beech
Don C. Beach
Ralph Fleming
Lou Darlington
Monkeys Return From Space Trip
Monkeys Able and presumably another primate were recovered after a spaceflight ending with a water landing. Telemetry gaps caused a last minute delay as technicians fixed a mechanical maze in the passenger area. Army officials reported both animals alive with no injuries after the launch.
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Antigua
Able
Wichita
Kansas
Kiowa
Nation Division
Topeka Banker Charles O Rlevans Dies at 79
Topeka banker and civic leader Charles O Rlevans died last night in a Topeka hospital after several weeks of illness. He was 79.
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Topeka
Charles O Rlevans
Monkeys Safe After Jupiter Rocket Recovery Near Antigua
Maj Gerald Champlin reported Able and Baker survived the Jupiter test. The nose cone landed within 10 miles of the recovery ship north of Antigua Island after a 15 minute space flight. Brig Gen Barclay noted communications delays and described minimal health effects on both monkeys.
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Antigua Island
Gerald Champlin
Able Baker
John A. Barclay
Army Ordnance Missile Command
Barclay
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Cape Canaveral
Aston Gabriel
Naval School of Medicine
Pensacola
Flame
Able
Man Baker
Docking, GOP clash over emergency grain budget in Kansas
Topeka AP Democratic Gov. George Docking and four Republican State Finance Council members are deadlocked over a $68,119 emergency grain inspection department allocation. Republicans demand a formal meeting. Docking refuses, blasting the move as by passing legislative bodies. Republicans plan to meet June 5, but Docking will be unavailable.
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Topeka
George Docking
State Finance Council
Docking
Council
Finance Council
GOP
August Lauterbach
Rcolby
Senate
Ways and Means
Paul Wunsch
Colby
Robert Anderson
Ottawa
House
Jess Taylor
Tribune
Dear Ann Landers Advice Columns from The Chanute Tribune
A compilation of Ann Landers letters from the Chanute Tribune with readers D P and Zanzibar. Includes advice on divorce entanglements and marriage prudence, plus observations on a 24 year old son's engagement to a 19 year old with manners concerns and possible health issues.
Defense Funds Boosted as House Panel Cuts Air Force Missiles
The House Appropriations Committee proposed 38.85 billion dollars for the Defense Department, trimming 399.9 million from Eisenhower’s request. It favors Army missile programs, strengthens Strategic Air Command, Navy antisubmarine efforts, and atomic airplane work, while deferring Navy carrier plans and maintaining round‑the‑clock bombing capability if needed.
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Washington
Pentagon
House Appropriations Committee
Defense Department
Eisenhower
Air Force
Strategic Air Command
Navy
National Guard
House
House Group Okays Water Project Funds
House public works subcommittees recommend 132 million dollars for the Missouri River water projects and 35 million for Arkansas River Basin flood control plus 59 million for Arkansas River navigation in the omnibus authorization bill.
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Washington
House Public Works
Scotch Foursomes Set at Chanute Country Club
Foursomes will headline the Chanute Country Club Saturday Memorial Day starting at 9 am. Women golfers will play in a separate event in the afternoon at 1 30.
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Chanute Country Club
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