Hogs Higher and Cattle Steady in Kansas City Market
Kansas City AP report shows cattle 5,000 calves 400 steady. steers 25.75-26.50 and 24.25-25.25. cows 15.00-17.50. Hogs 3,200 up 25-50. barrows 200-260 lb 15.15-13.50. sows 330-400 lb 11.25-12.00. 270-330 lb 12.00-50. Sheep 700 steady. lambs 108 lb native wooled slaughter 19.50. pelts 18.50-19.00. Parsons listings show varied hog and cattle quotes with no full establishment yet.
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Kansas City
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U.S
Steel Strike Delays Kansas Highway and Building Projects
The steel strike slows Kansas state work with six highway paving and bridge projects at Topeka Junction City Parsons Wichita and near Sylvan Grove affected. State officials note uncertain steel availability may delay bids and remodels such as Ft Hays State College social hall.
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Topeka
Kansas
Walter Johnson
Junction City
Parsons
Wichita
Sylvan Grove
Johnson
John Brink
Brink
Ft. Hays State College
Jet Bomber Crashes Near Hattiesburg Killing One
A Convair jet bomber crashed after takeoff from Carswell AFB with three civilian crew members aboard. Everett Wheeler and Michale Keller survived. Harry Blosser died. The flight was bound for Eglin AFB Florida for radar work when the crash occurred near Hattiesburg Mississippi.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
Here
Fort Worth
Tex
Convair Aircraft Corp
Everett Wheeler
Michale Keller
Harry Blosser
Air Force
Wheeler
Carswell Air Force Base
Eglin Afb
Fla
Steel Strike At a Glance and Related Actions
The 3rd Circuit upholds an injunction to halt the 106 day nationwide steel strike while allowing it to continue until Monday for union appeal to the Supreme Court. Attorney General Rogers seeks faster appeal timing and Detroit Steel signs a similar contract to Kaiser. Union talks continue with Pittsburgh firms as McDonald aims to resume negotiations with top producers. V S Steel reports a quarterly net loss of 31.1 million, a three month record.
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U.S. 3Rd Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
Washington development—Atty
William P. Rogers
Supreme Court
Detroit Steel Corp
Kaiser Steel Corp
Pittsburgh
David J. McDonald
Roger Blough
VU. S. Steel
Kaiser
Senior High Drum Corpss Busy Weekend Schedule
Chanute Senior High drum and bugle corps plans five performances in just over 24 hours. They join Royster Junior High units in Halloween parades in Chanute and Erie and perform at Royster Stadium halftime. The group also heads to Independence for Neewollah parade and a ten minute drill downtown. They operated a concession stand at a B team game and award a Sloppy Joe supper tomorrow evening.
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Chanute Senior High
Chanute School
Erie
Royster Junior High
Chanute
Kiwanis Club
Royster Stadium
Chanute Parsons
Independence
Neewollah
Main Street
Community Notices and Local Social Highlights
Local briefs list social visits and family gatherings across Chanute and surrounding towns. Attendees include Mrs. Fred A. Johnson and Mrs. Mae Henderson visiting in Kansas, plus Elmer Oliver hosts for Raymond Oliver's October wedding. Casual mischief noted with car cap theft and a broken radio antenna reported.
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George Morehead
Washington
Robert Williams
W. Elm
Hospital Admittances and Discharges Listed for Neo sh o Memorial
Daily records show admittances yesterday including Mrs L E Gahman 312 N Lincoln medical Mrs Ray W Babcock Thayer medical Mrs Elmer Sherman Toronto surgery Mrs Orville Nickerson 1124 S Santa Fe medical Harold Kimble 704 N Allen surgery Admittances today include Mrs Jerry Beachner St Paul surgery Rodney Thummel 1118 S Highland surgery Kenneth Chestnut 225 N Western surgery Dismissals yesterday list Linda Evans 520 N Central Michael Bright 710 N Forest Mrs Lola H Browning 509 W 3rd Mrs Don Elder and wife 1212 S Edith Mrs Don Elder Oklahoma City Mrs Mettie De Clark Thayer Dismissals today Joe D Harwood Humbledt Mrs Glenn Stoll Rose Births yesterday Mr and Mrs Richard Eyler 310 E 7th a boy Rev and Mrs Floyd H Thus ton 722 N Evergreen a girl Birth today Mr and Mrs Bob Yandle 509 E 14th a girl
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
L. E. Gahman
N. Lincoln
Ray W. Babcock
Thay
Elmer Sherman
Toronto
Orville Nickerson
S. Santa Fe
Harold Kimble
N. Allen
Jerry Beachner
St. Paul
Rodney Thummel
S. Highland
Kenneth Chestnut
Roland E. Fenz Leaves Pittsburg State for Olivet College
Roland E. Fenz resigned as director of public information at Pittsburg State College to become director of development and special assistant to the president at Olivet College in Michigan. He joined Pittsburg State in 1951.
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Pittsburg
Roland E. Fenz
Pittsburg State College
Olivet College
Olivet, Mich
Fenz
Pittsburg State
Wellington JayCees To Attend Rio Meet
Wellington JayCee chapter will send two members to the World Congress in Rio de Janeiro November 15 to 22 as hostages. Dr Frank Meyer and Gerald Shofner will represent Kan ed and two officers will attend. James Corbin Silvey and Paul Silvey received long prison terms after pleading guilty to armed robbery and assault with intent to kill. Luther Silvey, 33, was shot during the fleeing getaway after a store holdup at Stover Mo on August 19.
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Kansas City
Luther Silvey
James
Stover
Wellington
Kas
Frank Meyer
Gerald Shofner
Gravois Mills
Chamber of
Paul Surren
Meyer and Shofner Elected on Tuesday Night
Meyer and Shofner were elected Tuesday night in a local race, giving them victory in a contested political contest. The results reflect regional political dynamics and voter turnout.
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J Congress
Meyer
Shofner
Wichita Attorney Heads Boys' State
Wichita attorney Kent Frizzell is named president of Sunflower Boys' State. Five district directors were elected: Walter Raymond Leavenworth, J. G. Mantey Mound City, Ray E. Heller Neodesha, William Duvall Marion, Lynn Hurd Augusta.
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Wichita (Ap
Kent Frizzell
Wichita
Sunflower Boys’ State
Walter Raymond
Leavenworth
J. G. Mantey
Mound City
Ray E. Heller
Neodesha
William Duvall
Marion
Lynn Hurd
Augusta
Lombardo Plans National Tour After Roosevelt Run
Guy Lombardo announces a fall and winter national tour with his orchestra. The band has played nearly nonstop at the Hotel Roosevelt Grill for 30 years, with Lombardo age 57 stating the tour will bring them closer to the public while he will continue to return to the Roosevelt venue.
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New York
Guy Lombardo
Lombardo
Deaths and Funerals of Mrs Lilly Deems and Others
Mrs Lilly Deems 90 of 1623 S Evergreen dies at Neosho Memorial Hospital after illness since Oct 9. Funeral at Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home 2 p.m. Saturday. burial Elmwood Cemetery. Also noted are the deaths of Junior Charles Anderson 33 at Veterans Hospital Wichita and Floyd Dale Shultz with funeral at Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home and burial Swede Center Cemetery. Survivors listed for Deems include children and siblings across Nebraska and Colorado. Anderson's survivors include wife and relatives. Shultz services led by Rev. Hunt at Shultz Funeral Home with interment Swede Center.
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Lilly Deems
S. Evergreen
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Lilly Duckworth
Lovington
Ill
Minden
Neb
Sam Whittaker
Kansas
Columbus
William H.deems
Chanute
Trinity Baptist Church
George
Red Cloud
Cora Leota Blazer
Albert Lawson
Corad
L. D
Junior Charles Anderson
Veterans Hospital
Wichita
Loren Fawcett
Neodesha
Roger Cemetery
Anderson
Stockton
Fredonia
Marjorie Gofourth
R. 2
Tomy McKean
Charles A. Anderson
Lafontaine
Kittie Anderson
John Anderson
Shultz
Floyd
Dale Shultz
Roy S. Gibson
William T. Hunt
The
Presbyterian Church
Swede Center Cemetery
Brooklyn Council backs nightstick expansion for police
City Council Majority Leader Joseph T. Sharkey urged Police Commissioner Stephen P. Kennedy to require policemen to carry nightsticks on all shifts. Currently officers arm nightsticks only during night hours, aiming to curb juvenile delinquency with broader police presence.
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Joseph T. Sharkey
Brooklyn
Stephen P. Kennedy
Wall Street Shifts as AMC and Studebaker Surge Then Pause
Wall Street moved unevenly with AMC and Studebaker-Packard in focus. After an active start, trading quieted with about 3.7 million shares changing hands versus 4.16 million Tuesday. Studebaker-Packard delayed at the open due to heavy buy orders, rose to a new high before profit taking, then faced a temporary trading suspension as sell pressure built. Government bonds continued to drift lower.
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New York
American Motors
Studebaker - Packard
Studebaker-Packard
U.S
Erie and Vicinity Socials Recount a Double Dance Night
Mr and Mrs George Richard hosted a party in their new Broadway building housing Neosho Small Parts Co with 36 couples on a 28 by 60 foot floor. Guests included Double Dozen Dancing Club members and others. refreshments served. Their daughter Crissie hosted a Sunday night dance for her high school friends with more refreshments.
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George Richard
Neosho Small Parts Co
Broadway
Katy Tracks
Double Dozen
Richard
Crissie
Anna Beard
Miss Aadland Not Expecting A Baby From Errol Flynn
Hollywood report says Beverly Aadland, 17, announced she is not pregnant by Errol Flynn and will not marry him. Her lawyer Melvin Belli says he will pursue part of Flynn’s estate for Aadland, though Flynn is deceased. Aadland expressed sadness that a baby was hoped for.
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Hollywood
Beverly Aadland
Errol Flynn
Flynn
Miss Radland
Sunset Strip
Miss Asdland
Melvin Belli
Errol
Top Recording Artists In Memorial Auditorium Tonight
Nationally known act Sandy Nelson performs alongside Johnny and the Hurricanes in an eight o'clock Memorial Auditorium show. Freddy Cannon Skip and Flip Roscoe and the Little Green Man also perform as fans from southeastern Kansas gather for the evening. The tour previously played St Joseph Missouri and Salina and heads east for more recording and TV work.
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Memorial Auditorium
Sandy Nelson
Johnny and the Hurricanes
Freddy Cannon
Skip
Flip
Roscoe and
the Little Green Man
Kansas
St. Joseph
Salina
Last of Quintuplets Dies After Premature Birth in China
In Jakarta a 27-year-old Chinese woman gave birth to quintuplets three months premature. The four girls and a boy died within 10 minutes of birth. the boy weighed 12 ounces at birth. The story notes details of the birth and early deaths. The brief also mentions a Soviet Finnish trade event and Queen Mother Elizabeth's influenza recovery.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Wong Chung Nian
Erie social notices include visitors and club gathering updates
The town folks share visits from Bennie and Roscoe Pierce and families, A B Maddox from Waverly Mo vacationing here, and Lt Col Gene Craven with family from Fort Holabird. Linnell Slaten of Pittsburg State College visited with her parents. The Past Noble Grand Club held an October meeting with Clarence Richardson and seventeen members plus guest Mrs Glenn Raney. The November meeting will be at Mrs Albert White’s home.
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Leon Stanley
Humboldt
Billy Stanley
Sarcoxie
Chris Stanley
Lillie Ewing
Kimball
John Hazen
Erie
D. D. Cullimore
Pentecostal Church of God
Melvin Yarnell
Martha Yarnell
H. J. Slaten
Coffey
Leslie Harding
Lee
Homer Romine
Violet Harding
Linnell Slaten
Pittsburg State College
Gene Craven
Fort Holabird
Verne Craven
Colonel Craven
California
Hiawatha
Maryland
Noble Grand Club
Clarence Richardson
Glenn ‘Raney
Edna McGowen
Fairy Baker
Julia Clapson
Bonnie Yockey
Jean Pugh
Albert White
Chanute to Issue Bonds for City Street Improvements
Ordinance 1565 authorizes City of Chanute Kansas to issue General Improvement Bonds up to 50 891 76 to cover costs of multiple streets project 1959 P and to issue temporary notes at 4 percent annual interest pending bond sale with proceeds to fund work until bonds are issued. The measure passed October 2 1959 with Mayor H R Williams and City Clerk Howard Parsons.
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Chanute
Kansas
Kim Street
Grant Avenue
Plummer Avenue
Third Street
Second Street
Central Avenue
East Seventh Street
East Fourteenth Street
Evergreen Avenue
South Central Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Tennessee Avenue
West First Street
Wilson Avenue
Allen Avenue
Chanute Tribune
H. Rh Williams
Howard Parsons
Chanute Tribune reports on Radland and Flynn affair
Miss Radland told reporters she is not pregnant and described sadness at Flynn’s divorce. She recalled meeting Flynn on a movie lot and says he dictated a Cuba document last December providing for her and any potential male child.
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Miss Radland
Miss Aadland
Flynn
Cuba
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George Pierce
Buffalo, Ks
Tribune
Robert D. Wilson
W. 5Th
Fred A. Johnson
Tom Burris
Jonesboro, Ark
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Los Angeles
Richard Oliver
Elmer Oliver
Edith
Raymond Oliver
Raymond
Elmer Olivers
Irving Phillips
New York City
D. W. Phillips
Irving
Mr. Mum
Chris Hunter
John Walker
Glen Morton Sutton
Daily Transcript
Pittsburg State Post
Wellington JayCees
Versailles
James Corbin Silvey
Paul
Wichita Attorney
Charles Anderson
Wall Street
Erie & Vicinity
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Tchison
Beech Airc
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Boeing Air
Chino Sessarene
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Aisssvesi
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Elec
Gen Mtrs
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Svesse
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Tives and Friends
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Henry Watkins
Montgomery
Olin Math
Ala
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TBO Ross
Watkins
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Olds
US Steel
Greenville
George Watkins
Hance Watkins
Grand Representatives
Global Briefs
Moscow
Anastas I
Mikoyan
Finland
Hel
London
Elizabeth
Clarence House
Capps
Foster Clothing CO
East Main Chenute
Kenses
Dean L. Foster
Fred R. Foster
Ville
Bennie and
Roscoe Pierce
Bennie Pierce
Marilyn
A. B. Maddox
Waverly, Mo
Forrest Hazen
Lola Sample
Danny
Roy Daggett
Pioneer
Skal
Chanute Tribune Pa
John Pickerel
Storrs Schaefer
Vilardo
Wilsons “Clothiers
Chanute, Kansas
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