Cattle Steady Hogs Lower at Kansas City Markets
Kansas City markets show cattle steady to weak with calves slow to market activity. Hogs decline 15 cents with 190 to 240 pound barrows and gilts selling around 12 to 13 dollars, while sows move about 11 to 12 dollars. Sheep session steady with lambs 18.5 to 19.25 dollars and ewes 4 to 5 dollars.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U. S
U.S
Wall Street Sways With Mixed Gains In Sluggish Trading
In New York a scattering of aircraft and space age issues helped lift a generally weaker market late in the session. Volume reached about 2.4 million shares with many key stocks slipping while a minority posted modest gains. The closing average stood at 222.2, down 0.3, as glamour issues fluctuated.
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New York
Wee EE Cack Eas
Anaconda
Atchison
Scococe Se
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
U 1
Chrysler
Dow Con
iDu Pont
Ford Mtr
Gamble SE
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Ts ‘Kan P&l
Lowe
Cem
Minn M&m
Monsan Ch
Mont Ward
Olin Math
Penney JC
Phill Pet
D Proct & G
RCA Sy Guaees
St Joe Lead
St Reg Pap
UK& Sears Rock
Eae
Spen Chem
Sperry Rd
Usk
UN Pac
COUU
US Steel
Steel Strike Still Deadlocked in Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers President David J. McDonald sent his Wage Policy Committee home as prospects for settlement looked hopeless. He suggested Eisenhower may invoke Taft-Hartley to end the strike for 80 days, while vowing the union would oppose any court injunction. A public fact-finding board was urged, though the White House opposes and industry favors the Taft-Hartley route. Six top industry executives met McDonald in a fruitless session, with no progress and the wage policy group dispersed after a 25 minute meeting.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
McDonald
Eisenhower
White House
Roger M. Blough
U.S. Steel Corp
Kkept
Neosho Valley News Briefs and Local Updates
A Neosho Valley community meeting is set for Friday at the school with a covered dish supper at 6 30 p.m. St Cecilia Music club plans a program at 7 p.m. in the Memorial building. Fairfield PTA meeting moved to Oct 13 at 7 30 p.m. at the school. Mrs Daisy Jordan attended a national bankwomen executives meeting in Milwaukee four days. Sgt Louis Lyon visits Benedict from Westover AFB. Doughnuts and coffee to be served at Hillcrest meeting. Tom Olson reports two floor mats stolen from his car near Sportsmans Bowl.
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Neosho Valley
St. Cecilia Music Club
Memorial Building
Fairfield Pta
Daisy Jordan
Bank of Commerce
National Assn
Milwaukee
Wis
Schroeder
Merryle Stanley Rukeyser
New York City
USA
Alaska
Pasadena
Calif
Sgt
Louis Lyon
Westover Air Force Base
Chicopee Falls
Mass
Benedict
Ross Scott
Jim
Naomi
Marilyn
Margaret
Tom Olson
S. Santa Fe
Sportsman's Bowl
Daily Transcript Admits and Discharges
Neosho Memorial Hospital reports admit list including Wiley McGarvey of Thayer and Leta Babcock of Thayer for medical needs along with surgical cases for Warren Fitch and Harold Claus. Discharges include Paul Hinrichs and Mrs Paul Johnson among others with several new admissions noted for today.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Wiley McGarvey
Thayer
Leta Babcock
Charles Wolfe
S. Malcolm
Warren H. Fitch
W. Walnut
Harold R. Claus
S. Highland
William E. Pierce
N. Steuben
Grant Murrell
Earlton
Lester Marts
S. Garfield
Surplus Property In Big TV Auction
Nearly three million dollars worth of surplus government property went on sale today in a big television auction. Buyers tuned in to closed TV circuits in six cities, bidding over a two day radio hookup to auctioneers at the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard and several depots. The circuit linked buying rooms in New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Boston, St. Louis and Columbus to show items on giant screens. Bidders flashed white identification cards as items appeared. Items ranged from diesel engines, cranes and goggles to snowshoes and jackets from all branches of the service.
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New York
Philadelphia Naval Shipyard
Shelby
Mountbatten Watch Firing of Thor Missile Launch
Lord and Lady Mountbatten watched as British crews fired a Thor from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California. It was the sixth training missile in a three-missile day that also included a Thor and an Atlas at Cape Canaveral in Florida. The four man RAF crew reported a completely successful launch.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
United Kingdom
Lord
Lady Mountbatten
Thor
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Great Britain
Air Force
Royal Air Force
Fact-Finders Urge Bargaining In Dock Strike
Washington AP report on the Eisenhower board urging an immediate resumption of bargaining in the East and Gulf Coast stevedore strike. The panel warned Taft Hartley could trigger a 80 day cooling off and federal court order if no settlement. ILA and employers clashed over automation and contract extension.
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Washington
L Eisenhower
East
Gulf Coast
Guy Farmer
Eisenhower
Farmer
International Longshoremen's Assn
Taft - Hartley
Safflower Crop Under Study by Kansas Authority
The Kansas Industrial Development Commission probes safflower as a high potential field crop for western Kansas. John Sticher notes new oil uses, with seed production rising from 34 million pounds in 1950 to an estimated 146.3 million last year. The plant suits arid zones with 125 to 130 day frost free seasons.
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Topeka
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Kansas
United States
John Sticher
KIDC
Sticher
PR Consultant Testifies Twenty-One Rigged
Washington AP report says Alfred Davis, a public relations consultant for Twenty-One producers, testified the show was rigged and that an attorney advised not to tell New York authorities the truth. He named Edwin Slate of New York and said NBC was deceived but not fully enlightened. The hearing continues with Enright and Freedman expected to testify in secret.
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Washington
Alfred Davis
New York
Davis
Edwin Slate
Barry and Enright Inc
National Broadcasting Co
NBC
House Legislative Oversight Subcommittee
Slate
Robert W. Lishman
Subcommittee
Barry and Enright Organization
Herbert Stempel
Stempel
Harris
Daniel Enright
One Million Dollar Flood Damage In Seneca Missouri
The Seneca flood caused about one million dollars in damage to public and private property. City officials and health officials surveyed water and food supplies for contamination after breaks in city mains. Many groceries flooded and hundreds received typhoid shots at a grade school clinic.
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Seneca, Mo
Seneca
J. L. Patton
Patton
Pittsburg Woman Heads Kansas Authors Club
Adele Mehl Burnett retired English teacher at Pittsburg State College was re elected president of the Kansas Authors Club at the annual meeting in Topeka Other officers elected included Hazel Hardtarfer Sedg City status and roles noted for the organization
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Pittsburg
Kas
Adele Mehl Burnett
Pittsburg State College
Kansas Authors Club
Topeka
Hazel Hardtarfer
Sedg
Chanute Tribune 1959 Wisconsin? yearbook staff names
Names listed include Wick as vice president John Kirk Topeka financial secretary Hope Turner Redfield corresponding secretary Vieva Gard McClure Stafford treasurer Margaret Nichols Rossville parliamentarian Alfreta Courtright McDonald yearbook editor June Curvier Holmes Lindsborg contest manager.
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Wick
John Kirk
Topeka
Hope Turner
Redfield
Vieva Gard McClure
Stafford
Margaret Nichols
Rossville
Alfreta Courtright
McDonald
June Curvier Holmes
Lindsborg
Bodies of Man and Woman Found in Club Pond
In Littleton Colorado a car partly submerged was found in a pond near Columbine Country Club. The deceased are Robert H Tolbert 46 Denver and Katherine Tyson 45 Littleton. Officials say the vehicle sped down the club road and plunged over a 20 foot embankment into the water. The car is registered to Dorothy Tolbert of Topeka Kansas.
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Littleton
Colo
Swank Columbine Country Club
Robert H. Tolbert
Denver
Katherine Tyson
Country Club
Bill Maragoos
Dorothy Tolbert
Topeka
Kas
Mario Lanza Dies in Rome at 38
American tenor Mario Lanza died in a Rome hospital after a week of treatment for a minor illness. A friend said he suffered a heart attack and died shortly after noon. He was 38. Lanza had recently begun a European movie career following prior activity in the United States.
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Rome
Mario Lanza
Lanza
Europe
United States
Government approves 500000 loan for Sacred Heart dorm
AP reports a $500000 government loan has been approved for Sacred Heart College in Wichita to fund a new dormitory for 108 students. The project supports campus housing needs and expands student capacity.
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Wichita
Sacred Heart College
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