Wall Street Gains After Atomic Bomb Explosion News
The New York stock market rose late in the day with active trading as investors digested the atomic bomb blast and global events. Volume reached about 5.2 million shares, with major sectors including motors, steels, aerospace, electronics, and airlines advancing on a broad front. Corporate bonds were mixed while government bonds slipped slightly amid political developments.
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New York
Red China
Wall Street
Russia
Britain
China
Labor Party
U.S
Livestock Prices and Wts From Kansas City Market Report
AP notes cattle 400 calves 350, market conditions weak. Hog prices 3,000 head, barrows and gilts steady, sows 25 lower. Lambs 20.50-21.00, oats and corn prices listed, soybeans 2.63-2.71, bran and shorts at 40.00-40.75.
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Kansas City
Egg prices update from Kansas City market report
In Kansas City AP notes wholesale eggs mostly steady with large eggs at 80 percent A grade 36 to 38 cents per dozen and mediums at 80 percent A grade 26 to 31 cents. Other produce prices unchanged.
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Kansas City
Butter and egg prices steady in Chicago market report
AP dispatch from Chicago notes butter prices steady to firmer with small gains across grades. Eggs show steadier values with slight increases for higher quality whites and mixed, medium, and standard categories also listed.
Chicago Grain Market Summary From AP Report
Chicago grain prices show no sales for wheat oats or soybeans. Corn No 4 yellow steady near 1.13 percent, soy oil at 10.68. Wheat closed unchanged, December at 1.49 and a fraction, corn mix of small changes, oats and rye modest shifts, soybeans down about 4 to 1 cent for November.
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Chicago
Kansas City Grain Prices Mixed As Markets Slip
Kansas City market report shows wheat and corn futures with mixed moves. Prices for No 2 hard and dark hard range around 1.61 to 1.78 per unit, with No 3 around 1.56 to 1.62, while corn futures hover near 73 cents with slight declines and varied quotes across grades.
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Kansas City
Katy Main Line Open at Moran After Wreck Explosions
The Katy mainline near Moran Kansas reopened early today after work crews cleared wreckage from a freight train derailment. Soldiers from Fort Riley used a 106 millimeter recoilless rifle to detonate two remaining derailed LPG tank cars, following five earlier explosions and fires involving liquefied petroleum gas.
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Moran
Kan
Katy
Ft. Riley
Ride the Cold Wind story hour at library Saturday
News brief notes that Ride the Cold Wind will be told to children at the library story hour Saturday from 10 30 to 11 Karen Kreider a KU Lawrence sophomore and daughter of Mr and Mrs L E Kreider of 605 S Lafayette has been initiated into Angel Flight a national honorary group supporting the Air Force ROTC and Arnold Air Society
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Karen Kreider
Air Force Rotc
Arnold Air Force Society
University of Kansas, Lawrence
Miss Kreider
L. E. Kreider
S. Lafayette
Mrs Frame and child return from Germany to California home
Mrs Gerald E Frame and her child fly back to live with her parents Mr and Mrs C T Manly at 1201 North Washington while SP4 Frame finishes service in Germany. They previously resided in California before his call to duty and expect his return in December.
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Gerald E. Frame
Germany
C. T. Manly
Washington
SP4
Frame
California
Sewing session aids WWI veterans hospitals
Members of the Veterans of World War I Auxiliary gathered at Mrs. Joe Jackson’s home at 25 Western on Thursday for an all day sewing session. Volunteers produced items destined for veterans hospitals.
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Veterans of World War I Auxiliary
Joe Jackson
Arts and Crafts Club Monday at Launching Pad
Attendees should bring several old magazines of different sizes such as Readers Digest McCalls Redbook with glue and scissors for the Monday morning session from 9 until noon.
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Arts and Crafts Club
Readers Digest
McCalls
Redbook
Gourd grows giant at Harold Andersons home
The Harold Andersons report a giant fall gourd weighing 35 pounds and over 47 inches in circumference, grown where gourd seeds were planted and displayed by Mrs. Anderson at Murray Hill School in a children's wagon.
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Harold Andersons
S. Rutter
Anderson
Murray Hill
Recreation Reports At October City Meeting
The city recreation commission met at the Launching Pad to hear reports on the Bit and Spur Saddle Club and a possible shodeo area in City Park. Ray Zumalt outlined remodeling plans for the Launching Pad costing 200 dollars and new fall hours boosted Saturday youth attendance.
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City Recreation Commission
Charles Bright
Marvin Wolfe
City Park
Ray Zumalt
Preliminary Hearing on Rape Charge in Chanute
A preliminary hearing was held today before City Court Judge Leslie Cable on a forcible statutory rape charge against 18 year old Richard D. Cloke of Chanute. Cloke pled not guilty as testimony began with witnesses to be called. The 13 year old Chanute girl, a pool area incident on August 21 at the Country Club where Cloke worked as lifeguard is cited.
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Leslie Cable
Richard D
Rick) Cloke
Chanute
Cloke
Cloire
Car Damage In Crashes
Police cited Wynema L. Wilson 22 of 109 Evergreen for failing to yield after a crash at Evergreen and Elm around 4 30 p m yesterday She posted 10 bond and said she did not see the other car Virgil A Collins Jr 22 of 410 N Forest drove the westbound car which turning left struck the eastbound car driven by Collins The Collins car 1956 Chrysler damaged 350 Wilson 1961 Falcon 125 The truck tractor owned by Merle Kelly Ford escaped damage A second accident at 5 45 p m yesterday involved Mrs Chet Hale 40 of 708 N Highland hitting a car parked at 107 W Walnut by Thomas W Grace 21 of 907 W Highland Hale suffered a mouth injury Hale 1953 Chevrolet listed as total loss with 250 damage to Grace 1951 Chevrolet front.
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Wynema L. Wilson
Evergreen
Elm
Wilson
Virgil A. Collins Jr
N. Forest
Collins
Merle Kelly
Chet Hale
N. Highland
W. Walnut
Thomas W. Grace
W. Highland
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals in Neosho Memorial List
Thursday admissions include Timo thy Goltry R 1 medical Ber nice Colvin 1820 Evergreen Samuel Curry Jr 812 W 4th surgery Mrs Hugh Shirley Humboldt surgery Mrs Billie Fulcher 507 B 14th medical Mrs Merwin Bowers Thayer surgery Mrs Lois Fel kins 1801 Edith surgery Charles E Payne Thayer surgery Dismissals feature Mrs Billie Griffith Humboldt David Bryant 103 Evergreen Mrs Oracle Collins Buffalo Mrs Charles Pugh 1216 W Main Mrs Chloe Kelley Bryant Rest Home Clarence Clifton 401 N Santa Fe Mrs Robert Helman 1114 Lafayette Mrs William Biggs 409 N Garfield Mrs Adda Swain 426 Evergreen Mrs Thomas Morarity and son 114 E 3rd Jane Andrews 919 Highland Mrs George Goltry R 1 Mrs Stella E Noyes 619 Lafayette Births Thursday Charles Owens 213 E Walnut a girl Dismissals today Timothy Goltry R 1 Ollie A Robertson 207 N Grant Juanita Allen Eric Marriage License Issued Eric Martin Holt 28 Independence and Rosalia Mae Wright 19 Parsons
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Bernice Colvin
Evergreen
Samuel Curry Jr
Hugh Shirley
Humboldt
Billie Fulcher
Merwin Bowers
Thayer
Lois Felkins
Edith
Charles E. Payne
Billie Griffith
David Bryant
Oracle Collins
Buffalo
Charles Pugh
Main
Chloe Kelley
Bryant Rest Home
Clarence Clifton
N. Santa Fe
Robert Helman
Lafayette
William Biggs
N. Garfield
Adda Swain
Thomas Morarity
Jane Andrews
Hunter Funeral Service Set for Emery Earl Hunter
Funeral for Emery Earl Hunter will be at 2 o clock Saturday at Johnson Mortuary with the Rev LaMoine Waldron presiding Burial will follow in Elmwood Cemetery
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Emery Earl Hunter
Johnson Mortuary
LaMoine Waldron
Elmwood Cemetery
Funeral service for Mrs Mar Dell Jessee Held Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs Mar Dell Winder Jessee take place Saturday at 2 PM in the EUB Church. Rev William J Baldwin sponsors the service with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery under Koch-Skinner Memorial Home direction.
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Mardell (Winder) Jessee
Eub Church
William J. Baldwin
Memorial Park Cemetery
Koch-Skinner Memorial Home
Paroles Revoked For Two Youths
Kenneth Jeffers of Chanute and Lyle Yowell of Humboldt had parole revoked in a city court. They were sent to Erie to serve one year county jail terms for petty larceny tied to tire and gasoline thefts, after pleading guilty August 5. Parole violation charges cited curfew, travel limits, and beer abstention.
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Chanute
Wesley Solomon
Evergreen
Larry Beck
City Park
Kenneth Jeffers
Lyle Yowell
Humboldt
Erie
Court Urges Exoneration of Ratners
In Topeka a Kansas Supreme Court commissioner urged exoneration for former Gov Payne H Ratner and his son Payne H Ratner Jr on charges of unethical legal practices. The report by Jerry E Driscoll will be reviewed, with briefs and arguments possible. Disbarment proceedings began April 13, 1962, prompted by the state board. Ratner, 67, led Kansas 1939 to 1943.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Payne H. Ratner
Payne H. Ratner Jr
Jerry E. Driscoll
Russell
Ratners
Atty
William M. Ferguson
State Board of Law Examiners
Brotherhood of Railroad
Star Farmer Of America Named Don Tyler of Conneautville Honored
The 1964 Star Farmer of America is Don Carlton Tyler, 21, of Conneautville Pennsylvania. He owns 225 acres, rents 291, has 70 dairy cows, 18 heifers and 20 calves, and earned a $1,000 award at the Future Farmers of America convention. Other regional Star Farmers are Merlin Hamilton of Queen Creek Arizona George Culverhouse Jr of Fort Pierce Florida and Lyle Neilsen of Creighton Nebraska. Additional $250 awards went to six youths and Dickson Tennessee chapter recognized for farm safety.
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Don Carlton Tyler
Conneautville
Don
Star Farmer of America
Tyler
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Merlin Hamilton
Queen Creek
Ariz
George Gh. Culverhouse Jr
Fort Pierce
Fla
Lyle F. Neilsen
Creighton
Neb
Myron D. Schmidt
Newton
Kan
Larry Ray Prewitt
Thayer
Wayne Johnson
Afton
Okla
Robert E. Hendershot
Baltimore
Ohio
Werner Junghans
Hilmar
Calif
Rex Bond
Newville
Ala
Dickson, Tenn
IOOF Rebekahs Elect Officers in Kansas
State officers were elected at the Odd Fellows Rebekah Lodges convention in Manhattan Kansas with Harold Wine Inger named master and Darwin Rogers deputy master. Rebekah Lodge officers include Lee Lockhart as president Rose Ford as vice president Naomi Volk as warden and Edna Forsythe as secretary.
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Kan
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Odd Fellows
Harold Wine- Inger
Norwich
Darwin Rogers
Holton
Laverne Sherraden
Chapman
John Main
Eugene
Walter Chamberlain
Topeka
John Daily
Pratt
Chester Dale
Newton
Everett Caylor
Osawatomie
Rebekah Lodge
Lee Lockhart
Eureka
Rose Ford
Jetmore
Naomi Volk
Pittsburg
Agnes Eaton
Kansas City
Edna Forsythe
Lyons
Vadia Kaylor
McPherson
PEO Chapter DD Hosts Beauty of Spirit Lesson
Mrs A L Burns Mrs Elmer Conklin and Mrs Dean Gough gave the lesson on Beauty of Spirit at the Chapter DD meeting Thursday afternoon. Mrs Bruce Burrs hosted at 1101 W and, with Mrs R W Fisher assisting, table decorations featured fall flowers.
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Conklin
Dean Gough
Bruce Burrs
R. W. Fisher
BSP and Alpha Chi Beta Sigma Phi Meet at Sutcliffe Home
Beta Sigma Phi BSP and Alpha Chi chapter met Wednesday at Mrs Dean Sutcliffe s home 1102 Tennessee with Mrs David Toland as guest. Sutcliffe spoke on Environment Health Work and Play and Mrs Bob Holder on Self Estimation. Mrs Roy Holly presided and Mrs Jack Haight announced a future October 28 event.
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Alpha Chi
Beta Sigma Phi
Dean Sutcliffe
Tennessee
David Toland
Sutcliffe
Bob Holder
Roy Holly
Jack Haight
Chanute Junior College tax levy discussed by Modern Mothers Club
Mrs. Mid Speaker Mrs. Alex Mih spoke to members of Modern Mothers Club on the proposed tax levy for Chanute Junior College at its meeting yesterday with Mrs. E. A. Blair. Mrs. Peg Sutcliffe shared her knitting hobby and displayed items. A dessert course was served to 15 members by Mrs. Blair and Mrs. Glenn Watt.
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Alex Mih
Modern Mothers Club
Chanute Junior College
E. A. Blair
Plummer
Peg Sutcliffe
Blair
Glenn Watt
Kansettes Meet With Mrs Washburn Club Hostess
Kansettes Club members gathered Thursday afternoon with Mrs George Washburn Sr hosting at 905 North Washington. Mrs Harold Sharpe led the business meeting as plans for the coming year were discussed. Halloween decor influenced refreshments and table settings.
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George Washburn, Sr
Washington
Harold Sharpe
Missions Group Shapes Kenya Mission Work and Cookbooks
The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Church of God met in parish parlors on Thursday for an all day session. They prepared cookbooks and cancer dressings for a Kenya mission station, followed by a noon covered dish dinner at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Paul Wagner on West 9th. Mrs. Randell Bell led the business meeting and Mrs. T. M. McQuin will host in November.
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Women's Missionary Society of the First Church of God
Kenya
Paul Wagner
Randell Bell
T. M. McQuin
Town and Country Elect Officers
Town and Country HD Unit held its officer election after yesterday’s meeting hosted by Mrs. James Buchanan at 1301 W. 4th. Elected were Mrs. Lewis Watts president, Mrs. Wayne Greve vice president, Mrs. Robert Hurford secretary, Mrs. James Hutchison treasurer, and Mrs. Clarence Barr public relations. Mrs. Lloyd Dalton served as advisory member and led the lesson on Social Changes. co-hostess Mrs. Richard Tindel won the door prize.
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Town and Country HD Unit
James Buchanan
W. 4Th
John Crown
Lewis Watts
Wayne Greve
Robert Hurford
James Hutchison
Clarence Barr
Lloyd Dalton
Richard Tindel
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