Hog and Cattle Prices Lower at Kansas City Market
Livestock prices fell across hogs cattle and sheep in Kansas City with cattle 1 600 calves 200 steady to 25 lower and stockers weak. Hogs 3 000 down 25 50 on barrows and gilts with mixed ranges for 200 240 and 180 200 lb categories. Sheep steady with lambs and ewes showing modest declines and gains in some grades. Kansas City produce and Chicago market notes follow.
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Kansas City
U.S
U. S
Parsons
Chicago
Local Briefs Highlight Meetings and Visits Across Kansas
Mr and Mrs Leo Gottlieb travel to Salina for the Kansas Society of Certified Public Accountants annual meeting with tours of the Eisenhower Museum and Marymount College. Billy Coats of San Diego arrives for a family visit in Tulsa and with relatives in Wichita and Freeman. Elmer Franks recovers from September auto crash with both legs in traction in Sedan. Minor collision injures no one at Main and Lincoln involving a 1956 Ford owned by Tabor Motor Co. and driven by Lewis Cragg. Families gather for Sunday dinner hosted by the Culbertsons in Beneict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Gottlieb
Tennessee
Kansas Society of Certified Public Accountants
Salina
Eisenhower Museum
Abilene
Marymount College
Billy Coats
San Diego
Calif
G. B. Gardner
W. Main
Tulsa
E. E. Coats
Novella Boydson
Tabor Motor Co
Lewis Fred Cragg
Main
Lincoln
Pearl A. Dutch
W. 4Th
South Lincoln
Wall Street Slips After Profit Taking Touches Record Highs
The stock market eased in late trading as profit taking followed a rally to record highs. Volume reached about 3.7 million shares, down from Tuesday's 4.16 million. Leading issues fell slightly, with oils and some issues resisting the downward drift. Lukens Steel cut its dividend, dragging its stock about four points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Miller
Virginia
Peggy
Buffalo
Benedict
Par- New York
Wesley Pewmarket
Lukens Steel
Market futures close mixed on grains and soybeans
Futures for Kafir, Rye and Barley show varied ranges while Soybeans and Bran edge higher. Shorts trade around 33.50 to 36.25 as Wheat futures end with modest gains after a wide day of price movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Grain
Chicago
1959 Wheat Crop Planted 61 Percent by State
Topeka AP reports 61 percent of the intended 1959 Kansas wheat crop has been planted, about six percent less than last year. Seeding is nearly finished in the western third, progressing in central counties, and just starting in the eastern third. Moisture is high in southern and eastern sorghum grain, with drying needed for storage. Ripening of sorghums runs about 36 percent, below the usual 40 to 50 percent for this date due to cool weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Bonds Approved in Heston for School Addition
Voters in the Heston School District approve 132 to 62 a $120,000 bond issue for an addition to the Heston grade school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heston
Kas
Birthday guests gather for Noltensmeyer celebration
Sunday visitors joined Mr. and Mrs. Walter Noltensmeyer east of Benedict to honor Mrs. Noltensmeyer on her birthday. Attendees included Dale Vaughn and Sheryl Ann Wichita, Charles Null Tomy Rhonda Garnett Ella Wolfe Buffalo Dick Scott Fannie McClar en Roper J P Vaughn Marion Vaughn Don Linda Rose Stevens Ethel Stevens Gertrude Stevens and Imogene Colaw Chanute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Noltensmeyer
Benedict
Noltensmeyer
Dale
Vaughn
Sheryl Ann
Wichita
Charles Null
Tommy
Rhonda
Garnett
Ella Wolfe
Buffalo
Dick Scott
Fannie McClaren
Roper
J. P. Vaughn
Marion Vaughn
Don
Linda
South of
Rose Stevens
Ethel Stevens
Gertrude Stevens
Imogene Colaw
Chanute
Admittances and Dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily Transcript reports yesterday and today admittances including Hilda Light Martha McGuffey and Mrs J W Wright at Neosho Memorial Hospital with listed addresses. Dismissals include George Chandler Jesse Smith Ronald Allen Ricky Browning George McGuire Alfred Savidge Gary Fail Earlton. Births note a son for Mr Mrs Ray Culver of Humboldt. Court actions in Chanute include Wichita Clinic vs Dick Packar for 350.37 and Delores Zacarias vs John Wimner quiet title with a stipulated $200 award.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Hilda M. Light
Yates Center
Martha A. McGuffey
S. Ashby
J. W. Wright
W. 7Th
George B. Chandler
Rose
Jesse Smith
Neodesha
Ronald Allen
Ricky Browning
S. Plummer
George R. McGuire
S. Santa Fe
Alfred Savidge
Gary D. Fail
Earlton
Ray Culver
Humboldt
Juries and Driver Citations From Local Court Docket
Reports list several traffic fines and penalties. Robert Allen Kauffman of Lincoln faces speeding charges with $10 fine and $5 costs. Floyd A. Sawyer of Tyter Texas cited for passing in a no passing zone with $10 fine and $5 costs. James J. Layman of Santa Fe street cited for stop sign violation improper registration $15 fine and $5 costs. Jerry Max Findley of Coyville cited for speeding with $10 fine and $5 costs. Gordon Kinzler of Overland Park cited for log book keeping offense $5 fine and $5 costs. M B Caton of Winfield cited for speeding with $10 fine and $5 costs. Larry Glen Hurst of Humboldt cited for speeding with $10 fine and $5 costs. Mahion C Morley of Tennessee street cited for driving without a valid license with $5 fine and $5 costs.
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Highway Patrol
Robert Allen Kauffman
N. Lincoln
Floyd A. Sawyer
Tyter
Tex
James J. Layman
S. Santa Fe
Jerry Max Findley
Coyville
Costa
Gordon Kinzler
Overland Park
M. B. Caton
Winfield
Larry Glen Hurst
Humboldt KR
Mahion C. Morley
Tennessee
Olford Funeral Service Held At Memorial Chapel
The funeral for George W. Olford was held yesterday afternoon at the Koch-Skinner Memorial Chapel with Rev. Boyd Latimer of Grace Episcopal church officiating. Burial followed in Memorial Park cemetery. Bearers were John Nation, Elmer Alexander, Wilbur Thompson, Dave McCune, Boyd Smith and Gerald Gifford. Mrs. James A. Butin played the organ.
Funeral service held for Mrs Catherine Elizabeth Fackler
The Rev Ted Hurst officiated at a funeral service for Mrs Catherine Elizabeth Fackler yesterday afternoon at Roy S Gibson Funeral Home. Burial followed in Earlton cemetery with floral attendants Lena Converse Edna Scribner and Mrs Oscar Johnson and bearers Oscar Johnson Everett George Julius Hawke Earl Clifford Paul Matlock and E A Reeves. Gibson Funeral Home oversaw arrangements.
Kansas Freshman Is Missing After Friday Football Outing
Roy Routh a 19 year old University of Kansas freshman has not been heard from since he attended a Baldwin Eudora high school football game Friday in Baldwin. A Douglas County search has begun. His parents say he appeared in good spirits when he left for the game.
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Lawrence, Kan
Roy Routh
University of Kansas
Douglas County
Raymond Routh
Baldwin
National Day of Prayer for Americans Observed
Washington reports a National Day of Prayer designated by Congress and President Eisenhower. The proclamation invites all Americans to join in prayer according to their own faith for the nation and mankind, under a 1952 Congressional resolution directing an annual day of prayer.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
New Plan At Little Rock Private School Seeks Segregated High Schools
The Lite Rock Private School Corp. proposed running four high schools as private segregated institutions funded by public contributions. President T J Raney announced the plan at a news conference as the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals weighs a ruling scheduled Monday. Public buildings leased from the Little Rock School District could be used if allowed. Raney asserts a private school future depends on the court decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock, Ark
Lite Rock Private School Corp
T. J. Raney
Virgil Blossom
Raney
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Little Rock
Eisenhower
Reed and NAACP To Discuss Rights
The NAACP will meet Sunday with Republican gubernatorial candidate Clyde Reed Jr. in Wellington to hear his civil rights views. NAACP state president Dr. Charles R. Roquemore cites widespread disappointment among African Americans with current and past state administrations over civil rights concerns.
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Wellington
Kan
National
Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
George Docking
Charles R. Roquemore
Clyde Reed Jr
Reed
Roquemore
New Trailer Plant For Great Bend
About 200 persons will be employed at the Marlette Coach Co plant expected to go into operation after January 1. The firm which manufactures house trailers announced yesterday it would set up its new Midwest plant in Great Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Bend
Marlette Coach Co
Midwest
Docking urges halt to accident toll in Kansas
Gov. George Docking, keynoting a safety conference in Manhattan, urged a stop to the industrial accident toll. He cited 152 Kansas workers killed in 1957 and reported 63 deaths and about 5,000 injuries so far this year.
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Manhattan
Kan
George Docking
Kansas
Vee Injured in Worst Seven Months of 1958
The report notes a peak in injuries during the seven months leading up to 1958 midyear with the Vee incident highlighted as the most severe in that period.
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Vee
Governor's safety conference attendees at Kansas State College
Over 200 people gathered at Kansas State College in Manhattan on Tuesday for the ninth Governor's conference on industrial safety. Attendees included Mrs. Goldie B. Arnet, George Haton, Charles Doudna, Malcolm Ralph Patton, and J. C. McKelvey, with listed addresses.
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Kansas State College
Manhattan
Goldie B. Arnet
N. Highland
George Haton
Charles Doudna
S$. Malcolm
Ralph Patton
N. Washington
J. C. McKelvey
Plummer
Seaton Pays Tribute to Newsmen at Missouri Journalism Event
Interior Secretary Fred A. Seaton praised working newsmen as vital professionals during Missouri University School of Journalism's 50th anniversary convocation and National Newspaper Week kickoff. He highlighted the enduring value of the individual journalist with paper pencil and conscience despite rapid electronics advances.
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Columbia
Fred A. Seaton
Seaton
Missouri University School of Journalism
First Virginia Request To Reopen School
Norfolk City Council seeks to reopen six closed public schools immediately under a 1956 law. Governor Almond will not act right away and will review the formal request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Richmond
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Norfolk
General Assembly
Garrison Couple Win Major Door Prizes in Newton
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Garrison won both major door prizes sewing machine and kitchen range when a Newton firm presented its refurbished store. Lt. Jack Spencer of the Newton police drew their names from about 5000 registration tabs.
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Newton (Ap
C. E. Garrison
Newton
Jack Spencer
Newton Police
Coffeyville Firm Shares in Nike Zeus Contract
Continental Can Co of Coffeyville Kansas is named as a major subcontractor in a 135 million dollar Nike Zeus anti missile missile system contract awarded to Western Electric Co. The report notes Coffeyville involvement in the project.
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Washington
Continental Can Co
Coffeyville, Kas
Western Electric Co
Parking Lot Near Library Gets Face Lift
City workers upgrade the municipal parking lot south of the public library. They are dressing up the area with pipe bump rails and new line markings, aiming to reopen soon.
October 1 Winterlike across the nation
The first day of October brought winterlike conditions from the central plains to the Atlantic Coast as a large cold air mass from Canada moved south and east. Temperatures slipped into the low 50s with near freezing readings in the morning, while rain swept from Texas through the Gulf Coast, Tennessee and into New England.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Canada
Mid-Continent
Atlantic Coast
Milwaukee
Mercury
Atlantic Coast States
Gulf Coast States
Texas
Tennessee
mid-Atlantic States
New England
Strike Postponed by Union Against Western Electric
New York AP reports a strike against Western Electric Co. scheduled to start midnight has been postponed for one week by the Communications Workers of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Western Electric Co
Communications Workers of America
Talks in Stalemate End Glass Talks in Pittsburgh Area
Contract negotiations between the United Glass and Ceramic Workers of North America and the Pittsburgh Plate Glass and Libbey-Owens-Ford glass companies ended in a stalemate early today in Miami Beach Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach, Fla
United Glass and Ceramic Workers of North America
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Companies
Missionary to Liberia Returns From Furlough
A Springfield area missionary with the Assemblies of God who served in Liberia since 1944 plans to resume duties after a furlough. She taught at Newaka Girls School and Monrovia Methodist High School and led the Assemblies of God Mission School in Feloka as principal for eight years.
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Stitute
Springfield
Liberia
Foreign Missions Department
The
Assemblies of God
Newaka
Monrovia
Namias Predicts New System For Long Range Forecasts
Jerome Namias, chief of long range forecasting at the U S Weather Bureau, predicted in Wichita that a radically new weather forecast system will allow accurate daily forecasts months in advance.
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Wichita
Kan
Jerome Namias
U.S. Weather Bureau
Washington, D.C
Former Chanute Teacher to Discuss Liberia
Laura Pape, a former Chanute schoolteacher and missionary to Liberia, West Africa, will speak at 7:30 p.m. at the Assembly of God church on Third and Forest. She will share experiences and mission progress in Liberia. the public is invited.
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Chanute
Laura Pape
Liberia
West Africa
Assembly of God Church
Third and
Forest
Miss Pape
L. Glen Ahif
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