Hogs Higher Cattle Steady In Kansas City Market Report
Kansas City and Parsons markets report hogs up to 25, cattle mostly steady with calf and steer grades detailed. Prices show hogs 200-270 lb at 13.25-35 with sows 11.25-12.25, cattle steady across weight classes, calves and stockers at 20-33, and sheep set at 16-19 for lighter lambs. Also brief notes on eggs butter and grains in regional exchanges.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Chicago
T&t
Boeing Air
Imhof
du Pont
Ford Mtr
COU Sd Ss
Gamble Sk
Gen Mirs
Goodyear
Kan P & L
Minn M& M
Kalir
Monson Ch
Mont Ward
Penney JC
Shorts
Phill Pet
Proct & G
Csareen
St Joe Lead
Sears Rock
Sinclair
Sperry
Westy el
Deaths and Funerals Dominate Local Notices
Dorothy Hutson niece of Mrs. Walter Poor died last night of cancer at St. Francis Hospital Wichita with Mrs. Poor and others attending the service. Dr. Gilson A. Ross bone surgeon of Eugene Oregon died after a heart attack while hunting. William John Arthur last rites were held at Johnson Mortuary with interment in Elmwood cemetery and hymns sung by Mrs. C H Pankratz and Mrs. Hazel Slane. Bearers were John Thielen Harve Johnson Leslie Crowe A J Elliott Everett George Tim Taylor.
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Dorothy Hutson
Walter Poor
S. Lafayette
St. Francis Hospital
Wichita
Gilson A. Ross
Fred E. Skinner
Larson
Eugene
Ore
Ross
Arthur
William John Arthur
Hershel Straw
Earlton
Drug Ring Busted in Queens and Nassau Counties
Police posing as addicts arrested 15 men and one woman, claiming to dismantle a million-dollar narcotics ring. Investigators say the suspects served as the hub for marijuana and heroin sales across Queens and Nassau, after 10 months of undercover work in bars and squalid apartments.
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New York
Queens
Nassau
Gas Storage Tank Blaze Kills Two in Columbus
A 20,000 gallon Gulf Oil bulk storage tank at a Columbus yard erupted killing G. W. Dubose, 31, and Otis L. Robinson, 39, who died after attempting to stop a leak. Five others were seriously burned and several treated for injuries. Fire officials tentative on damage cost, possible spark from static electricity.
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Columbus
Gulf Oil Co
G. W. Dubose
Otis L. Robinson
J. B. Harper Jr
Gulf
Fred W. Mitchell
Ivan Garrett
Melvin Taylor
John Franklin Moore
Taylor
Wall Street Narrowly Mixed Amid Gains in Select Issues
Wall Street in New York sees a mixed close as a few strong issues support speculative mood. Volume around 2.5 million shares, with pivotal stocks moving fractions to about a point and favored issues rising 2 to 5 points.
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New York
Dismissals Births and Local Notices From Tribune Briefs
Local Tribune briefs list dismissals at area addresses including Mrs May Davis and Mrs Johnie Tomlinson. births such as Vern on Brinkmeyer’s son. plus notes on community events like P E O Rummage sale Oct 9 10 and a Rotary club talk. Tantrums include youth revival at First Baptist and Beta Sigma Phi meeting details.
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Opal N. Lathrom
S. Garfield
Orville Caton
Vernon Brinkmeyer
S. Central
Beta Sigma Phi
Robert Osborn
Humboldt
Disarmament Debate Due At United Nations
The UN Political Committee unanimously agreed to begin immediate debate on Khrushchev's total disarmament plan. Ambassador Franz Matsch of Austria proposed priority, accepted without debate, with discussions set for Friday morning. Other proposals will follow after the Soviet plan is examined by the General Assembly on Sept. 18.
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United Nations
N. Y. D AP
U. N
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Franz Matsch
Austria
Matsch
General Assembly
Eisenhower
Quinter Girl Wins 3000 Dollar OSU Fellowship
Virgil J. Norton of Quinter Kansas won a 3000 dollar Robert Johnson Fellowship at Oregon State College for study in agricultural economics and related fields. Johnson, a Corvallis banker and civic leader, endowed the fellowships. the 1959 winners were announced Wednesday.
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Corvallis, Ore
Virgil J. Norton
Quinter
Kas
Robert Johnson
Oregon State College
Corvallis
Frisco State Plans Social Graces Class
San Francisco State College announced a new course in etiquette titled Put Your Right Foot Forward. Five faculty members will teach students proper dress, letter writing, and general social graces.
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San Francisco
San Francisco State College
How Can I Do It Answers on Common Household Fixes
The piece explains that gray chocolate coating on hot days means fat separation not spoilage. It offers shoe cleaning tips suggesting gentle sandpaper for tough spots and foam rubber cutting by precompressing with a flat board to ease slicing with a sharp knife.
Sports Editor Paul Jonas Dies in Chicago
Paul Jonas 62 sports editor for NBC Radio Network died Wednesday in Chicago where he had been overseeing NBC coverage of the World Series.
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New York
National Broadcasting Co
Paul Jonas
Chicago
NBC
Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying
An advertising feature explains how to shop safely with consumer tips, indicators of trustworthy sellers, and common red flags. It emphasizes verifying product details, comparing prices, and surveying return policies before making purchases.
Special Masonic Meeting and Admittances Noted
Daily Transcript Cedar Lodge No. 103 ALF and A M will meet in a special communication Friday October 9 at 2 p m to confer grave rites for late Bro H C Blanton. Admittances yesterday include Eric McGowen for medical, Lloyd Watson Humbolat medical, Samuel Graham Buffalo medical. Today admittances list Rono Bowyer Wendy Bowyer 420 N Grant surgery and Mrs W G Bodley 923 S Francis Meeker W M Roy J Chapple Secy.
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Cedar Lodge
Alf
A.M
Neosho Memorial
McGowen
Eric
P.m
N. Washin
Lloyd Watson
H. C. Blanton
Graveside
Samuel Graham
Buffalo
Memorial Park
Ceme Medical
Tery
Rono
Wendy Bowyer
N. Grant
W. G. Bodley
Eisenhower Deadline Closes In On Steel Strike
The 86 day steel strike gloom deepens as Eisenhower’s implied deadline nears. Both sides reject government mediation, preferring court injunctions. United Steelworkers leader McDonald vows legal challenge while workers vow to follow the law. Industry offers 15 cent raise with widened control over working conditions, rejected as busting.
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Pittsburgh
Eisenhower
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
Washington
California
Palm Springs
Calif
White House
James Hagerty
Ike Heads for Capitol After Sunny Desert Vacation
President Eisenhower departed Palm Springs at 7 a.m. Pacific for Washington aboard an Air Force jet. A 200-strong crowd greeted the returning leader as he left the airport by helicopter, appearing relaxed with his hoarseness fading after eight days in the sun.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Eisenhower
Air Force
California
Washington
Indictment Debate Delays Taft-Hartley Steel Strike
Scattered OCR fragment references an indictment and an expedited ruling on Taft-Hartley law use amid the steel strike. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to confirm specifics.
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Ington
Soldier Found Dead In Leawood Home
Ph E Madison 22 of Ft Riley was found shot to death in a Leawood residence where he stayed as a guest. Dr Gunter Alberti and wife Dr Tilda Alberti veterinarians located the body with a .25 caliber pistol beside it. Earlier police found Dr Alberti's car against a utility pole. Madison, a friend of the Alberti couple, had been lent their car Wednesday night. His father James Madison and mother Cornelia Doelze were listed in Ft Riley records.
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Ft. Riley
Madison
James Madison
Osage
Leavenworth
Kas
Cornelia Doelze
Shawnee
State weighs buying compact cars for agencies
In Topeka the State Purchasing Division studies whether to replace standard cars with smaller compact models. Henry Knouft, purchasing director, notes several agencies have tested compact cars and report satisfaction, while he surveys other agencies to see if space and other needs can be met.
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Topeka
Henry Knouft
Knouft
Actor Leo Carillo’s Condition Serious
Actor Leo Carillo 68 remains in Santa Monica Hospital with a serious condition after abdominal surgery on Sept 3. He became ill during a personal appearance tour and his physician reports his condition unchanged.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Leo Carillo
Santa Monica Hospital
Homecoming Sunday at Colfax Baptist Church
Colfax Baptist Church will observe Homecoming Sunday with a basket dinner at 12:30 p.m. The public is invited. The afternoon program starts at 2:30 p.m. Rev. F. Lowell Cormack of Prairie Village, a former pastor, will be the speaker.
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The
First Baptist Church
Windell Wilson
Ken Ellsworth
Chanute
Colfax
F. Lowell Cormack
Prairie Village
Lunik III Nears Return to Earth After Moon Flyby
Moscow reports Lunik III has escaped lunar gravity and slows as it nears the turn point for Earth return. At noon EST it was 145,935 miles from the moon and 278,209 miles from Earth, moving about 0.5 km/s, with Earth return set for October 18.
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Moscow
Tass
Moon
Earth
Earlyn Wynn Shocked By Death Of Mario Lanza
Chicago White Sox pitcher Earlyn Wynn, en route to Comiskey Park, learned Mario Lanza had died of a heart attack in Rome. Wynn said he and Lanza had been friends for a long time and he was shocked by the news.
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Chicago
White Sox
Earlyn Wynn
Comiskey Park
Mario Lanza
Rome
Lanza
Wynn
Funeral Arranged and Suicide at California Funeral Home
Sylvia Miller aged 17 calmly arranges her own funeral at George Klumpp's funeral home in Sacramento. Five hours later she returns to the sidewalk and shoots herself in the temple with a revolver.
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Sacramento
Calif
Sylvia Miller
George Klumpp
Students Protest New Fraternity Rules
In Los Angeles a thousand shouting USC students protested strict new fraternity conduct rules on Wednesday night. They hung President Norman H. Topping in effigy at fraternity row amid outrage tied to the death of a Kappa Sigma pledge.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Norman H. Topping
Kappa Sigma
Fraternity Banned After Fatal Initiation Incident
A medical emergency during initiation rites led to a student choking while attempting to swallow a large piece of raw liver. The fraternity was banned from campus as university officials intervened and students dispersed.
Pratt Librarian Heads State Assn
EMPORIA Kas AP Miss Oneta Johnson of Pratt was elected president of the Kansas Library Assn at its annual conference. Robert Thomas of Hutchinson was named vice president and president elect and Miss Mary Hall of Manhattan treasurer. Miss Martha Stucky of Manhattan holds over for another year in her two year term.
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Emporia, Kas
Oneta Johnson
Pratt
The
Kansas Library Assn
Robert Thomas
Hutchinson
Mary Hall
Manhattan
Martha Stucky
4-H Club News Up and Atom Elects Members
The Up and Atom 4-H Club met at Alcott School with 30 members and four leaders, 25 parents attending. Kathy Lassman chaired. Linda Lassman led singing. a Halloween party was set for Oct 27 at Robert Lassman home. Dean Dunlap and Charlene Day were elected council members.
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Up and Atom
Alcott School
Kathy Lassman
Linda Lassman
Mike Bauer
iThe Club
Robert Lassman
Dean Dunlap
Charlene Day
Andrea Evans
Steven Vaughn
Julianne Brune
Wilma Kuhns
Charlene Edwards
Jolly Go Getters 4-H Club Elects Officers at Odense School
The Jolly Go Getters 4-H Club met at Odense School with 15 members and 14 guests. Mari lyn Rost presided as officers were elected including Linda Rice as president and Nancy Rice as reporter. The program featured talks, piano duets, a safety talk, and group singing. Lunch followed hosted by the Cottle and Leadstrom families.
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Jolly Go Getters
4-H Club
Odense
Marilyn Rost
Linda Rice
Joan Culbertson
Berva Rost
Nancy Rice
Leonard Leadstrom
Karen Herbert
Berva
Mary Rost
Ester Cottle
Charles Olson
Larry Lindberg
Linda
Cecelia Olson
Bruce
Cottle
Leadstrom
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Cdavec
Seco
Wall Street
U. S
Glen's Tire
P.E.O
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C. H. Pankratz
Sec’'y
Bill Wiggans
Tau Beta Gamma
Ottawa University
Wiggans
W. N. Wiggans
R. 1. Earlton
Marquis S. White
61St Transportation Company
Fort Eustis, Va
White
Army
Mat‘tie O. White
R. J. Earlton
National Defense
David Hargis
St. Louis
Southwestern ‘Bell Telephone Co
Rotary Club
al Endres
Richard Willis
Raymond Pierpont
Ed Schoonover
Gretchen
Motorola Communications & Electronics, Inc
William E. Blair
Erie
Missouri
Oscar McWilliams
Bar 4
Laquey
C. M. Hollis
Phoenix
Ariz
Mabel Main
Cherokee
Okla
Richard Markham
S. Highland
Pamela
Markham Iis
Debra Kay
Lottie Richardson
the Tribune
Tribune
Donald E. Ray
Southwest Medical Conference
Wayne Leon Webb
Pat Legge
OT N. Evergreen
Highway Patrol
Leonard W. Wehlage
Tennessee
Be. L. Kay
W. Beech
Ralph R. Skaggs
N. Western
Spencer Brandon
Clyde James Hughes
Dallas
Frisco
Daily Transcript
Francis Meeker
W.M. Roy J. Chapple
Sec’y
Win-Appliance Sale
Home Appliance CO
Ike
Feather-Lite
Acme
COBRA
Leawood
Colfax Church
Lunik
Girl
State Assn
Bela
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