Cattle and Hog Market Report From Kansas City
Cattle and hog prices steady to mixed across Kansas City today with cattle showing gains in some classes and hogs easing. Cattle mostly steady for slaughter steers and heifers, cows and bulls steady to strong, vealers unchanged, feeders steady. U S No 1-3 barrows and gilts at 18 18 50 to 18 75, sows 16 50 to 17 50, boars 13 50 to 14 00. Sheep steady to weaker with lambs 20 50 to 21 00 and ewes 3 00 to 6 00. Kansas City produce lists mixed with wholesale egg and poultry prices largely unchanged. butter and eggs showing minor shifts. Parson's Livestock reports hogs steady to 25 cents lower and cattle strength plus higher grain fed values.
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Kansas City
U. S
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
Lee Bill Ln
State Traffic Fatal to Five
The Associated Press reports five more Kansas traffic deaths for 1958 bringing the total to 446. Victims include Riley Finley Monte 55 McCune Linda Mays 4 Topeka and two Wichita youths both 16. Other fatalities include Richard Henderson 17 Auburn and Opal Edwards 15 Galena. Missouri deaths also occurred from a Joplin bridge collision.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Riley Finley Monte
McCune
Kas
Pittsburg
Linda Mays
Topeka
Wichita
John C. Elliott
Perry K. Johns
Richard C. Henderson
Auburn
Missouri
Galena
Kan
Opal Marie Edwards
Joplin
Stanley Earl Rion
Crestline
Chanute to Observe Veterans Day with Parade and Ceremony
The Chamber of Commerce retail committee says Chanute will close most stores on Veterans Day November 11 following prior practice. The American Legion plans a parade and a Memorial building ceremony to dedicate a bronze plaque for Korean War veterans. Night shopping dates for Christmas are set as December 6 13 18 19 20 22 and 23 with normal hours on Christmas Eve.
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Chanute
American Legion
Memorial Building
Traffic Fatalities In Topeka State Records
Kansas accident records show six deaths in Topeka in the last 48 hours and 446 for 1958 to date. For 1957 the figure is 451. One fatality occurred previously but was not reported.
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Topeka
Kansas
Winter Bouquets and Community Notices Pack Grady Briefs
South Santa Fe area listings include hand painted bouquets at Dorothy's Drapery Shop and a taxi ad. Don Cooper to present at Grady community meeting at 8 p.m. on Nov 3 with refreshments. Infant Alan Dean Green discharged from Neosho Memorial Hospital. born Sept 17 weighing 4 pounds. Mrs. Ray Russell returns from two week vacation visiting relatives in Emportia Newton and Clar. Sub Debts hold formal meeting at 7 p.m. today at Joan Ashley’s home. Tom Dagwall of Humboldt arrested for intoxication, released on $15 bond. Paul Metzinger attends electronics servicemen meeting in Wichita after moving from Humboldt.
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Alan Dean Green
Eugene Green
Earlton
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Greens
David
Admittances and Dismissals list at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily Transcript lists Saturday admittances including Dorothy McFadden and Mrs Keith Mason with surgeries and others in Coffeyville Yates Center Humboldt and Mayfield. It records yesterday admissions for medical and surgical cases and today entrants like David Mc Coy and Mrs Stella Adams with surgeries, plus a Saturday dismissal for Mrs Archie Gibson Humboldt.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Dorothy McFadden
S. Evergreen
Keith Mason
Yates Center
Gene Manley
Coffeyville
Paul L
Mayfield
W. 2Nd
Harry Gott
Teddy Reynolds
N. Wilson
A. L. Leroy
W. Ash
Byron Giles
S. Steuben
L. H.tedrow
E. Main
Elizabeth Turner
Dismissals and Births Noted in Humboldt District
Dismissals listed for Dorothy McFadden William M Best Berton Barkley and others in Humboldt. Birth announcements report a boy for Mr and Mrs John Harrison Humboldt and for Mr and Mrs Robert Bollig Earlton. District Court filing in Chanute involves A Y McDonald Mfg Co versus W E Thompson for 1103.69 plus costs.
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Cantrell
Denver
James Jones
Humboldt
Dorothy McFadden
S. Evergreen
William M. Best
S. Plummer
Berton FE. Barkley
N. Forest
William Nutt
S. Ashby
Paul L. Mayfield
Gene Manley
Coffeyville
Robert Johnson
E. Walnut
John Harrison
Robert Bollig
Earlton
District Court
Chanute
A. Y. McDonald Mfg.Co
W. KE. Thompson
Miners Trapped After Disturbance At Bishop Mine No 34
In Bishop Virginia 22 miners are trapped in a section of Pocahontas Fuel Co Bishop mine No 34 after an unidentified disturbance at 8 20 a m. 166 workers were in the mine and escaped while authorities report seven bodies found nearby.
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Washington
Bureau of Mines
Bishop
James Westfield
Pocahontas Fuel Co
Roland C. Luther
Bank blast witness recounts urgency and injury
The University of Kansas Medical Center official said after the blast Cumiey ran upstairs from the basement shouting Get a doctor. Most of his shirt was burned away. There was no structural damage to the bank.
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University of Kansas Medical Center
Zen Hedberg
Cumiey
Deaths and Funerals James Gray and Others
James Gilbert Gray 49 of 1109 W 4th died today after months of illness. Born Aug 25 1909 in Chanute he served in the Navy and worked for Ash Grove Portland cement. Survived by wife Colleen son Roger and other relatives. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at First Baptist Church. Burial Memorial Park. Also listed are William H Shook 81 of Moscow Idaho and Evelyn Berniece Allen with funeral details and pallbearers.
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Chanute
James W
Pearl Gray
Colleen Tharp
Iola
Ash Grove Portland Lime and Cement Company
Navy
Colorado
Tokyo
Ash Grove
First Baptist Church
Elks Lodge
Roger
William
Marguerite) Hornback
Tulsa
Doris Cobb
Fort Worth
Tex
Jackson D. Cobb
Ray J. Hutchison
Memorial Park Cemetery
Roy 8. Gibson
William H. Shook
Glen M. Shook
Moscow
Idaho
Richmond
Bertha Williams
Glen
Sandpoint
Mission Banker Hurt In Furnace Explosion
A furnace explosion in the basement of the Mission State bank injured Robert L. Cumley a 27 year old trust officer. He suffered severe burns on his face hands and arms when he attempted to light the furnace and was reported in fair condition at the hospital.
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Mission, Kan
Mission State Bank
Robert L. Cumley
TWA Machinists Strike Triggers Massive Layoffs
Kansas City AP report notes Trans World Airlines will lay off about 19 000 employees after 6700 machinists walkout. The union dispute centers on wages and job classifications with the old contract expiring October 1957. The layoff will mostly affect nonessential staff while operations wind down.
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Kansas City
Trans World Airlines
Charles S. Thomas
TWA
Thoms
International Assn. of Machinists
Thomas
Halloween Prank Turns Fatal In Oklahoma Town
In Muldrow Oklahoma a prank turned deadly when 19 year old Thomas Darrell Wasson of Roland was shot after two youths Paul Laney and Jerry Duvall allegedly lured him to a house to meet a girl. A supposed girl's father Donald Howell 20 opened fire.
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Muldrow
Okla
Thomas Darrell Wasson
Roland
W. Floyd
Donald Howell
Wasson
Court Orders Review of TV Channel 9 Award
The Supreme Court ordered a lower court review of the Orlando Florida TV channel 9 allocation. It marks the third high court action over alleged improprieties in FCC conduct.
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Washington
Supreme Court Today
TV Channel 9
Orlando
Fla
Federal Communications Commission
GOP Minority Group Meeting Tonight in Neosho County
The Republican Minority Group of Neosho County will meet at 8 p.m. in the Community building on North Malcolm to hear Edwin Sexton, state chairman of the minority group. Neosho County Republican candidates will be introduced. Johnnie Johnson, Neosho County chairman, said today.
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Neosho County
North Malcolm
Edwin Sexton
Johnnie Johnson
Wall Street Mixed Early Trading Amid Market Adjustment
The New York market showed uneven activity with heavy trading and a downtrend tilt. Gains and losses in key stocks were mostly fractional as lower priced issues like American Motors attracted attention amid a pause in stimulus.
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New York
American Motors
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