Hogs Higher and Cattle Meager In Kansas City Market
Kansas City livestock reports show hogs active with gains 10 to 25 cents, cattle and calves mostly steady to light demand, with No 1-3 barrows and gilts at 19.25 to 19.65 for 200-260 lb, sows around 18.00 to 18.50, and calf and sheep listings minimal. Wholesale eggs poultry and butter unchanged in Kansas City, while Chicago markets show mixed dairy and grain prices and notable wheat and soybeans activity.
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Wall Street gains push industrials near record high
Wall Street rose as industrial stocks led a brisk market advance toward new record highs. Volume reached about 3.8 million shares with notable gains for Magma Copper Kennecott Anaconda and International Nickel amid a generally higher close across leading issues.
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Kansas Supreme Court Chief Justice Faces Probate Court Proceedings
The chief justice of the Kansas Supreme Court was last night involved in proceedings filed in a probate court. The event centers on ongoing legal actions affecting the court’s leadership and related probate matters.
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Washburn Names Arthur Engelbert New Dean of Liberal Arts
Dr. Bryan S. Stoffer, president of Washburn University, announced the appointment of Dr. Arthur F. Engelbert of Alliance Ohio as dean of the liberal arts college effective February 1 1959. Engelbert, division chairman and head of modern languages at Mount Union College, succeeds Dr. Arthur G Sellen who retired after 33 years in the post.
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Fire kills wife and two children in Skokie blaze
Firefighter William Hughes rushes to a suburban Chicago home to find his wife Marilyn and their sons Ronald and Robert dead in an attic fire. Their other children David and Jacqueline were at school. Mrs Hughes reportedly died trying to rescue the children. she managed to call the station before dying.
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Deaths & Funerals Highlights From Chanute Tribune
Multiple obituaries and notices note Mrs Ida Maxson's funeral at Evangelical United Brethren in Topeka on Saturday with burial in Altoona. Other items report Raymond T Whisenand death in Odessa Texas and Mrs Earl True's service at Roy S Gibson Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park.
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Odessa
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Whisenand
Charles Knetzer
Earl Hamm
Gibson Funeral Home
Jean Lynch Saves Train Track From Gasoline Barrel
YATES CENTER Jean Lynch and her mother risked injury saving a 30 gallon gasoline barrel that fell from a truck and lay on railroad tracks as a Missouri Pacific passenger train approached. Her mother was weakened and unable to drive home afterward. Located in Iola petitions seek a Nov 4 special election to switch Iola to a city manager form of government. An infant Wallaroo born prematurely at Independence Zoo is being kept alive. it would be worth about 400 when grown. A lentil dish with sauteed onion and crisp bacon is noted.
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Township Election Set for Extension Council Seats
Notice of annual township election to elect Agriculture Home Economics and 4-H representatives to the Neosho County Agricultural Extension Council. Danville October 13 Hillcrest School Chetopa October 18 Thayer Shiloh Community Center Walnut Grove October 20 Bethel Church Grant October 21 M Tark Rural High School Lincoln October 22 South Mound Community Building all at 8 p.m.
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Arnold to Accept 1958 William Allen White Award in Emporia
Elliott Arnold of Hollywood will visit Emporia State Teachers College on October 18 to receive the 1958 William Allen White Children's Book Award.
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Estate valued at $125000 in Topeka case
In Topeka the estate of the late W A Harvey was valued at $125000. Probate records show the value assigned to the deceased’s holdings as the case continues.
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W. A. Harvey
Admittances and dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Thursday records show admissions for Mrs Francis Woods Mrs Bertha Martin Mrs Calvin Montgomery and Mrs Viola Lopeman with addresses and medical or surgical notes. Dismissals include several named patients and a birth list notes three newborns and district court filings in Chanute naming Louise Maxine Tennant and guardians for minors.
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Chanute Police Traffic Citation Involving Mull Speeding
A Chanute real estate case tied to a traffic citation issued to Neil Mull for speeding. A $10 bond was posted.
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Neil Mull
Bariton
Program to Stimulate Industry in Kansas Unveiled
To spur new industry and assist existing firms Kansas will launch a statewide program. John H. Sticher, director of the Kansas Industrial Development Commission, announced a November 14 meeting of new industrial development committees for the six congressional districts. The panels include labor and capital representatives and were appointed under a House resolution earlier this year.
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Kansas Industrial Development Commission
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Third Day of Strike Ties Up Passenger Liners
The union deck officers strike against 20 American steamship firms reached day three with over 40 passenger liners and freighters tied up in ports from Boston to New Orleans.
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Driver Toone Found Guilty in Wichita Police Court
Douglas B. Toone of Wichita was found guilty of driving while intoxicated in police court yesterday. A charge of not having a driver s license was dismissed. He was fined 125 dollars after posting a 130 dollar appearance bond.
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Warmer Trend On the Way
The Associated Press reports a warming trend for the eastern half of the nation ending the early October chill. Readings ranged in the 30s from Pennsylvania to Maine, with 40s and 50s elsewhere in the cool air mass. Gulf Coast 60s and Florida 70s. dry conditions overall.
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