Hogs Higher Cattle Meager In Kansas City Market
AP dispatch notes cattle scarce with calves untested, hogs up to 25 cents higher across classes. Barrows and gilts mainly 17.75 to 18.25, sows 15.75 to 16.75. 400 lb sows steady to 17.00. Sheep about steady with slaughter lambs 21.00 and ewes 6.00 to 7.50. Kansas City produce documents wholesale eggs and consumer egg prices, poultry and butter unchanged. Chicago reports no live poultry prices, mixed grain and oilseed quotes, corn around 1.11 for No 2 yellow, oats 65 cents, barley 1.15-1.25, soybean oil 10 percent.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Chicago Grain
Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Reported in Daily Transcript
The Daily Transcript lists yesterday and today hospital activity at Neosho Memorial Hospital with names of admitted and discharged patients including Melissa Rhoades and William Hall, plus births of a girl to Donald Ferguson and a boy to Robert Washburn. It also notes building permits, recent moves, and highway patrol citations with names and locations across the area.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Melissa Rhoades
N. Evergreen
William L. Hall
Humboldt
Bowers
N. Plummer
Joe Bowen
S. Kansas
Francis Shook
Eric
John Harrison
Robert Bollig
Earlton
Bob D. Davenport
S. Lafayette
Elizabeth J. Turner
S. Evergreen
Delbert Wood
Fredonia
Glen Roles and Son
Garfield
John H. Miller
Kansas
Donald Ferguson
N. Central
Robert L. Washburn
N. Garfield
Rescued Miners Say They Will Not Return to Mines
In Springhill Nova Scotia 12 miners rescued after a week entombment say they are not returning to coal mining. Levi Milley 47 and Harold Brine are among the survivors who fear they cannot resume mining, while others’ wives echo the sentiment. Rescue efforts continue for 49 missing workers as 93 have been saved and 32 dead. Prince Philip plans to visit the survivors tonight as rescue crews probe Cumberland No. 2 colliery for remaining victims.
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Springhill
N. S
Levi Milley
Harold Brine
Cumberland No. 2
Frank Doxey
Prince Philip
Elizabeth II
London
Joseph McDonald
Wall Street gains and losses mixed amid preweekend caution
Wall Street prices churned irregularly in active trading with gains and losses near a point. Copper tumbled on a London report of potential government stockpile use to counter Rhodesia strike shortages while aircraft and oils rose. declines showed in drugs airlines rails and mail order retail issues. Investors balanced profit taking with shifting positions as election uncertainty loomed.
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New York
Traci
London
Rhodesia
Tel & Tel
Warchioon
Beth Steel
Chrysler
IVC Oecicses
i\Gamble SK
Moet. Vebackel
Mont Ward
Penney, JC
Oss
St Jos Lead
Sears Rock
Asa Iivens
Sci Scifies
Eisenhower TV Speech Set for Baltimore Tonight
President Eisenhower will address Republicans in Baltimore via ABC television from 8 to 8 30 p.m. CST. Other networks have no plans to televise the speech and it is not scheduled for radio.
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New York
Eisenhower
Baltimore
ABC
Court monitors allege Teamsters rule to extend incumbents
Unreasonable eligibility standards for union office were alleged by court appointed monitors to entrench incumbents. They voiced the complaint to U.S. District Judge F Dickinson Letts.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
U.S
Santa Fe seeks approval to quit Tulsa Union Depot
The Santa Fe Railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to discontinue using the Union passenger depot in Tulsa Oklahoma. It plans to provide its own passenger station and notes Tulsa Union Depot Co is jointly owned by Frisco Santa Fe and the Missouri Kansas Texas. Katy has discontinued Tulsa passenger service and the depot will become solely Frisco ownership next June 30.
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Washington
Santa Fe Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union
Tulsa
Oklo
Santa Fe
Tulsa Union Depot Co
Frisco, Santa Fe
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad Co
Katy
Frisco
Big Nixon Boost For Clyde Reed At Wichita Rally
Vice President Nixon and GOP gubernatorial candidate Clyde Reed energized a Wichita crowd of nearly 10,000 at the University fieldhouse urging a late rally push. Nixon forecast a five day sprint to victory and praised Reed as a future‑oriented leader who values Kansas schools.
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Big Nixon
Clyde Reed
Wichita
Richard Nixon
GOP
Deaths and Funerals in Osawatomie Chanute and area
Fannie Belle McGee died about 8 a.m. today in Osawatomie. The body will be brought to Chanute for burial with Johnson Mortuary in charge. Mrs. Maitland Wiltse Emma J. Wiltse 83 of burial Earlton died Thursday afternoon at her home after an extended illness. Born August 15 1875 in Pinckneyville Illinois she moved to Kansas as a young girl. She married Maitland Wiltse December 15 1898 in Fredonia and was a member of High Prairie Methodist church. Survivors include her husband three sons Elmer E. San Jose California Charles J. Great Bend and Albert D. Chanute two daughters Lucille Scott Humboldt and Mrs W L Camp Chanute 17 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Preceded in death by a daughter Madge. Funeral 2 p.m. Sunday at High Prairie Methodist church Rev George Pierce to officiate burial Pleasant Valley cemetery Koch Skinner Memorial Home in charge. Fred Daniels 80 of rural Ellmore died about 7 a.m. today at his home 11 miles east of Humboldt. He had lived on the farm in Salem township 31 years. Unwine hhinwe Mai an 14 08 Bu
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Maitland Wiltse
Emma J. Wiltse
Bural Earlton
Pinckneyville
Ill
Kansas
W. J. Magatagan
Rest
Fredonia
High Prairie Methodist Church
George Pierce
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
Koch-Skinner Memorial Home
Fred Daniels
Elsmore
Humboldt
Salem Township
Museum Planned 10 in Woodson County Held by 1951
Plans are under way for the organization of a museum in Woodson County to honor local history. The item notes a marriage in 1900 to Mary Louisa Craig and lists survivors including three sons, with sparse details on the Linn County organization and the widow.
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Woodson County
Mary Louisa Craig
Mound City
Kas
Linn
Jury Deliberations Continue in Warren Applegate Murder Trial
A District Court jury pressed on with deliberations in the Warren Applegate murder case as a verdict remained unresolved. Jurors sent questions to the judge amid the ongoing deliberation, with no immediate verdict announced.
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EL Dorado
Warren Applegate
Funeral notices from Humboldt area churches and families
Rural Elsmore residents and relatives from Evanstorical Assn seek to establish a museum in the City Hall for Jon Wyo and Chester W. with involvement from Humboldt and a daughter Mrs. Pearl Laver of Elsmore. Funeral service 2 p.m. Monday at Johnson Funeral Home Humboldt. burial Mount Hope cemetery. Perry R. Gott services held at Johnson Mortuary with Elmwood Cemetery burial. Bearers named. organ solos performed by Mrs. Hazel Slane. Bert M. Warner funeral 2 p.m. Sunday at Johnson Mortuary with two pastors and a Masonic graveside at Memorial Park.
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Elsmore
June J
Evanstorical Assn
Jon
Wyo
Chester W
Ral Humboldt
Pearl Laver
Johnson Funeral Home
Humboldt
Mount Hope Cemetery
Hazel Slane Johnson
Mortuary
Federal employes fall by 17441 in September
Washington AP report shows the number of federal employees declined by 17 441 in September from August. Senator Harry F Byrd cited the drop noting government payroll changes and seasonal factors.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Reporter Dies
Washington AP reports William P. Helm, longtime Washington correspondent for the Wichita Eagle, has died. His passing ends a career reporting on federal affairs and national politics.
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Washington (Ap
Washington
The
Wichita Eagle
Right-to-Work Amendment Opposed as Discriminatory
A letter condemned the Right-to-Work amendment as a misnamed law targeting wage earners and benefiting large corporate interests. The writer, a long-time union member, warns it would undermine workers rights and threaten American standards, urging readers to oppose the measure and defend constitutional protections.
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