Hog and Cattle Prices Higher in Kansas City Markets
Kansas City reports cattle and hog prices rising across categories. Cattle steady to up, hogs mostly higher with barrows and gilts up 25 to 35 cents, sows up 25 cents, and calf and stocker quotes listed for multiple weight ranges. Regional summaries include Parson's hogs and detailed price ranges for U S. 1 grades across weights, plus notes on sheep, butter, eggs, and Chicago grain prices.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U. S
Chicago
Wall Street Ends Down After Broad Selloff in Heavy Trading
A late selling wave pushed many stocks down one to four dollars as trading remained heavy. The market weakened as metals led losses and spreads to other sectors, with the closing average for 60 stocks down 1.6 at 197.5 after a choppy session and a 13 minute ticker lag.
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New York
Atchison
Beth Steel
Cane Ieeseeas
Cities Soc
Yene
Gamble SK
Mont Ward
REA AM Cos
Sears Rock
Sinclair
Bomb blasts damage two Morgan Street flats in Chicago
Two black powder bombs exploded at 6819 and 6823 S Morgan St in a South Side Chicago neighborhood. No injuries were reported as front stairways were blown out with about 4000 dollars damage per building. Owners identify moving Negro families into nearby blocks as recent housing shifts.
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Chicago
S. Morgan St
John H. Schuldt
John C. Daniels
Post Office
Kit Johnson
James and
Mary Branch
Funeral Services for Charles H. Glover and Carrie Hansen
The funeral for Charles H. Glover was held at Johnson Mortuary with Rev. Carl Beck and Rev. E. E. Herr officiating. Burial followed in Memorial Park cemetery. Carrie Hansen’s funeral was at St Patrick's Catholic church with burial in St Patrick's cemetery and bearing by George M. Gardner Herman Fehr Edward Breiner Andrew Johnson Fred Hansen and Paul Hansen.
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Marion Butler
J. E. Haymaker
Claude Shepard
Francis McGuffey
Fay Davis
Kenneth Trammell
Memorial Park Cemetery
Herr
Johnson Mortuary
Polio Leader Named For Lasker Medical Award
Basil O'Connor, head of the National Foundation, is the first layman to win the Albert Lasker Award for leadership in polio eradication. The 13th annual awards honor researchers and public health figures, including Salk vaccine impact and contributors from Rockefeller, Carnegie, and Max Planck institutes. Presentations in St Louis on Oct 30 will award $2,500 and gold statuettes.
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New York
Basil O'Connor
Albert Lasker
O'Connor
National Foundation
National Foundation For
Lasker
American Public Health Assn
Albert and Mary Lasker Foundation
Public Health Foundation
United States
Jonas Salk
Polio Foundation
Lasker Awards
Robert W. Wilkins
Boston University School of Medicine
Peyton Rous
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Theodore Puck
University of Colorado Medical Center
Denver
Alfred D. Hershey
Carnegie Institute of Washington
Department of Genetics
Cold Spring
N.Y
Gerhard Schramm
Max Planck Institute
Kansas Chamber seeks bipartisan political action program
The Kansas Chamber of Commerce plans a bipartisan political action program to give business a stronger voice in government. General manager C C Kilker says it will motivate businessmen to actively select and elect candidates who support private enterprise. A survey of 40 Kansas cities shows rising concern over the business climate and the need to protect high living standards.
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Topeka
Kansas Chamber of Commerce
C. C. Kilker
Kansas Cities
Kilker
Pratt Blonde Is 1958 Kansas State College Queen
Kaydene Dashen a Pratt senior in elementary education was chosen homecoming queen after a school election. Finalists Barbara Jeanne Howard Bea Purcell Barbara Ann Huff and Connie Morgan Goodland named. Attendants, appearances, parade, and coronation planned around weekend Missouri Kansas State football game events.
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Manhattan
Kas
Pratt
Kansas State College
Kaydene Dashen
Barbara Jeanne Howard
Topeka
Bea Purcell
Wichita
Barbara Ann Huff
Wamego
Connie Morgan Goodland
Miss Cashen
Conspiracy Charge Of Winfield Man In Air Force Contracts
A defense witness testified that Col. Ralph O. Brownfield of Winfield Kansas saw his net worth rise from about 62000 to 92000 over years, suggesting financial ability to buy a car. The case involves three men charged with conspiracy to cheat the government in Air Force contract dealings at Olmsted Air Force Base.
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Lewisburg
Ralph O. Brownfield
Brownfield
Winfield, Kas
William L. Richards
U. S Office of Special Investigations
Harrisburg
Col
Charles F. Burley
Dayton
Ohio
Olmsted
Pa) Air Force Base
Robert F McNett
Benedict area briefs highlight visits events and church program
Oklahoma City worker Janell Howell visited her parents east of Benedict, while Albert Ambrose of Santa Fe traveled to Benedict with his parents. Frank Shipley of Vilas attended the Fredonia Homecoming and the Rev John A Marot of Curlew Iowa will show France slides at Bible Baptist. Lone Elm plans a Thursday magic program. Mrs Wood returned from Wichita with news of her son-in-law and three granddaughters born in October.
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Janell Howell
Oklahoma City
Roy Howell
Grant
Wayne
Benedict
Miss Howell
Midway School
Albert Ambrose
Santa Fe, N. M
A. J. Ambrose
Nadine
Frank Shipley of
Vilas
Fredonia
John A. Marot
Curlew
Iowa
France
Bible Baptist Church
Third and Wilson
W. W. Wood
W. Beech
Wichita
Donnella Kay
Lyndel Fay
Kathie Rae Metcalf
Monty Jay
H. N. Metcalf
Wood
Scouts Plan Evening Meeting in Memorial Building
Scout gathering scheduled for 7 30 p m October 16 in the Federation room Memorial building all registered members urged to attend. Separate note: Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt to speak in Topeka Saturday night at a dinner attended by Mr and Mrs Floyd Kelley and Mr and Mrs S D Propst.
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Memorial Building
Floyd Kelley
S. D. Propst
Topeka
Eleanor Roosevelt
City Treasurer Wayne Umbarger reports fund balances
The report outlines balances for several funds as of September 30, including Meter Fund, Community Building Fund, Special Park Fund, Armory Fund, and Airport Project No. 9 14 055 03. It lists receipts, warrants drawn, and year-end totals with City Treasurer Wayne Umbarger of Chanute, Kansas noted.
Hospital Admittances and Births Reported in Daily Transcript
Yesterday and today at Neosho Memorial Hospital admittances include Mrs. Claude Freidline Earlton medical and Mrs Pearl McLaurine 421 S Highland medical plus Harry E Green Earlton surgery. Dismissals yesterday include Terry Gillham Humboldt and Robert Banta 115 S Larson. Birth yesterday to Mr and Mrs Albert Benson 305 S Wilson a boy. Birth today to Mr and Mrs Lester Cantrell 919 N Lafayette a girl. Vire Run noted Monday 5 25 pm three miles north. False alarm.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Claude Freidline
Earlton
Pearl McLaurine
S. Highland
Harry E. Green
Charles Hanson
S. Steuben
Terry Gillham
Humboldt
Robert Banta
S. Larson
Ivan LaCrone
Yates Center
Leroy Hawley
S. Central
Gilbert McGee
War Widow Admits Embezzling 54000 From City Store
San Francisco AP report: Flora Lopez, 48, a widow and a $250 monthly cashier, admits embezzling $54,000 from the City of Paris department store to support her four children and cover medical costs. She says ulcers from worry reflect her motive. Her husband, Joaquin, was killed by bombs in World War II near Baguio, Philippines.
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San Francisco
Gil Dowd
Flora Lopez
Dowd
Joaquin
Baguio
Philippines
Woman Accused of Health Benefit Theft Across Years
Dowd testified she received 30 dollars monthly from the U.S. government and 60 dollars daily over the past year, plus 30 to 40 dollars daily in prior years. A replacement worker during illness allegedly reported higher daily amounts, prompting police to investigate.
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U.S
Dowd
Freshmen Initiated Into Sigma Sigma Sigma at Pittsburg State
Two Chanute freshmen at Pittsburg State College joined Chi chapter of Sigma Sigma Sigma. They are Mary Elizabeth Mayer niece of T H Glasscock of 311 North Garfield and Charlotte Rhodes daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Clinton Rhodes of 523 South Lafayette.
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Chanute
Pittsburg State College
Chi
Sigma Sigma Sigma Social Sorority
Mary Elizabeth Mayer
T. H. Glasscock
N. Garfield
Charlotte Rhodes
Charles Clinton Rhodes
S. Lafayette
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