Hogs Higher Cattle Meager In Kansas City Market
In Kansas City cattle receipts were light with limited test activity and prices mostly steady to uneven. Hogs rose amid fairly active trading with barrows and gilts up to 50 cents, sow prices steady, while sheep offered little. Agricultural market notes include Chicago grains and produce with mixed futures and wholesale values. A line about a union organizer appearing in December is noted.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Deaths and funerals in Neosho area and Erie
Notices report the deaths of Flora Marie Stevens 64 of Rest and David Elmer Rice 87 in Erie with funeral plans at High Prairie and Memorial Park cemeteries. Other obituaries list Buford Jacobs 68 of Erie and Pearl Bell Norwood Jacobs, plus survivors, service times, and burial details. The notices summarize family ties and church affiliations. A Nassau County indictment outlines conspiracy extortion charges against multiple defendants associated with Local 266 and a juke box labor fee system.
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Flora Marie Stevens
Rest
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Logansport
Kansas
Humboldt
William P Stevens
Stevens
Char
Buffalo
Roy A
Kan Asgas City
Glen A
Amy Stevens
Arthur
J. Wolfe
Yates Center
Harold
G. Wolfe
Akron
High Prairie Church
GM Pierce of
High Prairie
Noy S Gibson Funeral Home
David Elmer Rice
Steuben
Santa Fe Hospital
Topeka
Santa Fe
Neosho County
Kansas City
Eerie
Sarah Violet Gilmore
Big Creek
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Lela Stevens
Tulsa
Iris Litten
Maryville
Violet Ellard
Kalamazoo Midh
Marjone Rice
Wilbur
Dallas
Roy
Kas Clarence
San Diego
Robert
Welch
Okla
Johnson Mortuary
Memorial Park Cemetery
Local 266
Long Island
4-H Club entertains patients at Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
A Lucky 194H 4-H club group of 12 from near Garnett in Anderson County performed for about 30 patients yesterday. They staged several square dances in bright costumes and included a vocal by Joan Danford, an accordion number by Jean Feuerborn, and a tap dance by Ruth Lee Raymond, with Mrs. Lynn Gordon on piano. Other club members were Gene Raymond, president, and Jimmy Hicks, Dale Hinkle, Bob Hayden, George Roberts, Richard Danford, Lois Chandler, Judy Rogers, and Janice Aling. parents accompanied the group.
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Near Garnett
Anderson County
Kansas
Joan Danford
Jean Feuerborn
Ruth Lee Raymond
Lynn Gordon
Gene Raymond
Jimmy Hicks
Dale Hinkle
Bob Hayden
George Roberts
Richard Danford
Lois Chandler
Judy Rogers
Janice Aling
Garnett
Sooner Killed in Bridge Collision Near Caldwell
A car collision 45 miles north of Caldwell left 4 year old Adriel Newton Curry of Enid, Oklahoma dead. Driver O D Flerton, 82, was injured in the accident reported by AP.
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Caldwell, Kan
Adriel Newton Curry
Enid
Oklo
Caldwell
Kao
O. D. Flerton
Higgins Dies in Kansas City Police Chief Era
Thomas J Higgins aged 76, longtime chief of detectives of the Kansas City Police Department under the Tom Pendergast era, died last night. The Tribune by carrier, 35 cents a week.
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Kansas City (Ap
Thomas J Higgins
Kansas City Police Department
Tom Pendergast
the Tribune
Wall Street Gains Led by IBM Amid Mixed Market
U S stocks closed higher as gains by select blue chips lifted the market despite slow trading. Volume reached about 2.8 million shares versus 2.97 million last Thursday. IBM jumped around 36 points on strong demand before trimming some of the advance.
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New York
Teamster Leader Among 15 Indicted Over Long Island Rackets
John J. O Rourke international vice president and head of Teamsters Joint Council 16 among 15 men indicted on jukebox industry rackets probes by a Nassau County grand jury. O Rourke was freed on 25000 bail and remained at large are three others as county officers continued searches.
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Mineola
N.Y
Teamsters Union
Long Island
New York City
Teamsters
John J. O'Rourke
Joint Council
Rourke
Garden City
James KR
Select Group of U S Workers Keep Cemeteries Beautiful
Fort Scott Kansas AP reports federal workers maintain U S National cemeteries to honor veterans and dependents. Since 1862 Kansas has two National cemeteries at Fort Scott and Fort Leavenworth. Memorial Day draws hundreds of visitors under American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars auspices. Relatives receive Chamber of Commerce invitations. Kansas Soldiers Lots at Mound City and Bunner Springs are supervised under the same program by O O Crawford, Fort Scott National Cemetery superintendent for a decade.
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Lynne Holt
Fort Scott Tribune
Fort Scott, Kas
Kansas
Fort Scott
Ft. Leavenworth
Congress
National Cemetery
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Mound City
Bunter Springs
O. O. Crawford
Crawford
Unknown markers slow repairs at Scott cemetery
Providence AP dispatch notes grave markers in Scott cemetery show 126 unknowns as crews cite heat expanding metal and a drawbridge issue delaying access. Firemen aided traffic control while mourning veterans from Korean War and earlier conflicts are interred at the National Cemetery.
Blast Kills 16 In French Coal Mine Shaft
An explosion 2,000 feet underground in a Metz coal mine killed 16 miners and burned 28. The A side shaft had been condemned for dangerous gas pockets and miners were sealing it off when the blast occurred.
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Metz
France
Brigden Summer Pastor and Wedding Ongoing
Mr and Mrs Bruce Brigden and son David visit from New Brunswick New Jersey for summer in Kansas. Brigden to serve as pastor of the Presbyterian church in Holcomb and will be best man at his brother William Brigden s Wichita wedding on May 31. Mrs Brigden to sing. Brigden recently finished studies at New Brunswick Theological Seminary. Eldee Jones arrested for intoxication. Ed Lesher Plymouth hit by unknown car on South Malcolm with left door damaged.
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Bruce Bridgen
David
New Brunswick
N. J
Kansas
T. A Churchill
S. Washington
Virginia Brigden
Topeka
Holcomb
Brigden
Presbyterian Church
Wichita
William
New Brunswick Theological Seminary
Milltown
Rutgers University
Ed Lesher
W Sth
South Malcolm
Lesher
Admittances and dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily Transcript lists today admittances: Mrs Edwin Byers Craig Skinner Kristin Skinner Lawrence Rowan Dale Dahlgren. Dismissals today include Mrs Pansy Tucker and Walter Pfundstein plus Mrs Wendell McMurray and Mrs Robert Hayes. District Court action covers divorce Brieger case filed Feb 91 1942 at Parsons with four children and requests decree custody support and division of property.
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Edwin
Byers
N. Washington
Craig D. Skinner
N. Forest
Kristin K. Skinner
Lawrence Rowan
W. 4Th
Dale A. Dahlgren
S. Tennessee
Harold Anderson
Buford Anderson
Jack N. Holcomb
S. Forest
Wendell McMurray
S. Evergreen
Robert Hayes
Topeka
Mary C. Treiber
South Mound
Pansy J. Tucker
S. Central
Walter FE. Pfundstein
District Court
Chanute
Helen Winona Briegers
George Marold Brieger
Coupe
Parsons
Kansas City Bandits Take $30,000 to $50,000 Loot
Bandits held up a suburban supermarket near Kansas City this morning escaping with an estimated 30 000 to 50 000 in cash. One robber waited in a late model car while two others entered Justrite market on U S 50 and seized money sacks just delivered by a transportation service. About 200 customers were inside the store during the heist.
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Kansas City
Justrite
U. S. 50
Money Transportation Service
Off Duty Officer Fires During City Car Escape
Bud Shelton was to turn over the money the getaway car carried as it sped toward Kansas City. An off duty policeman in the parking lot fired one bullet into the back of the fleeing vehicle.
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Bud Shelton
Kansas City
Plane Crash Kills Bartlesville Woman in Caldwell
Edna H. Johnson, 51, of Bartlesville Okla, dies after a small plane crashes near Caldwell when an oil line breaks. Pilot Jack E. Carignan, 40, and passenger Raymond G. Pitts, 35, are injured and later released. Johnson’s husband Roy Z. Johnson is treated for injuries. The Cessna 195, owned by Pitts, was en route home from Pratt Kansas when flames engulfed the craft.
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Caldwell
Kan
Bartlesville
Okla
Edna H. Johnson
Roy Z. Johnson
Johnson
Caldwell General Hospital
Jack E. Carignan
Johnsons
Pitts
Carignan
Phillips Petroleum Co
Pratt and Anthony
Parsons Girl Killed In Crash Near McCune
Eileen O Connor 17 of Parsons died early today when a car carrying St. Patrick's High School seniors from Parsons overturned on U S 126 four miles north of McCune. Driver Norman Fitzmorris was hospitalized. four others suffered bruises and shock. O Connor was class president and daughter of Leo and Mrs. O Connor Rt 3 Parsons.
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Pittsburg
Eileen O'Connor
Parsons
St. Patrick's High School
McCune
U. S. 126
Miss O'Connor
Norman Fitzmorris
Mercy Hospital
William Sneickert
Tony Templeton
Shirley Jungles
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