Cattle Meager and Hog Prices Slip in Kansas City
Cattle offerings scarce with 700 head of cattle and 50 sheep, while hogs total 2,500 with bars and gilts down 15 to 25 cents. No 1-3 weights fetch 18.75 to 20.15 for 180-195 lb and 19.85 to 20.00 for 270-290 lb. Sows 17.50 to 19.25. Also reports on wholesale eggs, butter, poultry, and Chicago prices for eggs and butter with mixed adjustments. Wheat and corn futures show modest moves. hay receipts note none today.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Chicago
Kansas City Cash
Two Couples Trade Mates in California Neighborhood
In Norwalk California two neighbor couples swapped spouses after Las Vegas divorces Tuesday. Patricia Speth 38 married Shelby Bozarth 47 and Bertha Irene Bozarth 39 wed Harry L. Speth 40. Both wives cited cruelty as the reason for divorce. all four are childless and had lived nearby for years.
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Norwalk
Calif
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Nev
Patricia Speth
Shelby Bozarth
Bertha Irene Bozarth
Harry L. Speth
Speth
Madison
Wis
Bozarth
Fullerton
Harry
Band and Wife Happy Friends After Split Says Source
The source quotes a musician and spouse saying they remain friends after a breakup. Both express positive feelings and emphasize continued cordial relations and support for each other’s careers. The statement downplays lingering conflict and focuses on mutual respect.
Deaths and Funerals Edward A. Lind, 89
Edward A. Lind, 89, father of R. W. Lind of 222 E. 9th, died in Chattanooga Tennessee after visiting his son here. Funeral service set for 9:00 a.m. Saturday. He lived at 1601 Hawthorne in Chattanooga and is survived by two daughters three sons and three grandchildren.
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Edward A. Lind
R. W
Dick) Lind
Chattanooga
Tenn
R. D. Lind
Edward Lind
Hawthorne
Tight Blockade Around Quemoy By Red China
The Chinese Nationalists said the Communist blockade of Quemoy is tightening and they may need help to keep supply lines open. Rear Adm. Liu Hoh tu refused to say if U S warships would escort Quemoy bound convoys, despite rumors of Seventh Fleet involvement.
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Taipei
Quemoy
Liu Hoh-tu
U.S
Red China
Peiping
Liu
Quemoy and
Matsu
Red
China
United States
Eisenhower
Formosa
Grand Jury Criticizes Jackson County Prosecutor Official
Kansas City AP reports the Jackson County prosecutor’s office was sharply rebuked by a county grand jury in its final report. The jury says Earl Schrader, first assistant prosecutor until his resignation, used his position in an attempt to extort money.
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Kansas City
Jackson County
Earl Schrader
Wall Street Stocks End Mixed With Moderate Volume
The New York market eased with mixed late trading and moderate volume. About 2.4 million shares traded today, down from 3.1 million on Thursday, with most key stocks posting fractional changes and some making wider moves.
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New York
Million Dollar Question on State Highways Refund
Kansas seeks reimbursement if Congress pays states for interstate road use. Kansas cites 186.6 miles of turnpike and 121.3 miles of state highways valued at about 101 million dollars, possibly 90 million eligible for repayment. Funds would not cover service areas toll plazas or turnpike facilities.
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Topeka
Congress
Kansas
Eisenhower
Secretary of Commerce
Topeka S
Junction City
Turnpike Authority
Texas Coast Warned of Ella Approaches Gulf Coast
New Orleans AP reports Tropical Storm Ella intensified and may become a hurricane. Warnings extend from south of Corpus Christi to Galveston with a hurricane watch. tides rise and coastal roads near Galveston Port Arthur and Cameron Parish are closed as Ella drifts toward central Texas coast. The storm center sits about 400 miles east-southeast of Corpus Christi moving slowly northward.
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New Orleans
Ella
Weather Bureau
Corpus Christi
Galveston
Tex
Texas
Port Arthur
Louisiana
Cameron Parish
Middle Texas
Rural Grange Elects Officers at Meeting
Officers were elected during a Rural Grange meeting last night. The third and fourth degrees were conferred and a watermelon feed followed.
Local notices mix traffic, births, and events in Chanute
Police log reports minor collisions on Main at Grant and a bicycle accident near St Patrick's church. A birth at Neosho Memorial Hospital adds to Chanute families, while a hospital update and social notices cover visits and upcoming meetings. Community events include a library story hour and a Village Creek basket supper.
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Main
Grant
Margaret Erickson
Joe Paul Lister
Louisiana
15 Year Prison Term Voided in True Case
Leavenworth AP. Judge Dawes voided William True Jr.’s 15 year sentence from 1950 after finding improper appointment of counsel. True, who declined aid, was released from Lansing prison. Co-defendant Karl Wagner also freed on similar technical grounds after escape in 1950.
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Leavenworth
William True, Jr
Joseph J. Dawes
True
Lansing
Dawes
Albert Faulconer
Cowley County
Karl A. Wagner
Wagner
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Report
Daily Transcript lists Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions and dismissals for Thursday and today. It notes patients including H C Taylor 923 N Grant surgery Ernie Harris Thayer medical Mrs Gerald E Stich R 1 surgery Willie Stevenson 317 W Main medical Anna Orr 401 W Main medical Jo L Morris Earlton surgery Mrs J J Kirschner 910 W Oak medical W J Bryant 103 S Evergreen surgery and dismissals for Thursday and today with names and addresses. Births include Mr and Mrs Robert Coole 23 W Mulberry a boy and Mr and Mrs Dewey Smith Humboldt a girl. Traffic citations cite Pat Blackston Butter horn disturbance and Charles Magill stop sign with small fines.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
H. C. Taylor
N. Grant
Ernie Harris
Thayer
Gerald E. Stich
Willie Stevenson
W. Main
Anna Orr
Jo L. Morris
Earlton
J. J. Kirschner
W. Oak
W. J. Bryant
S. Evergreen
S. Gretchen
Bert M. Warner
S. Highland
LeRoy Lacen
Galesburg
Robert Coole
C of C Committee Sets Issues for Study in Meet
The Chamber of Commerce governmental affairs committee selected tax reduction and revision, government competition with private enterprise, and labor union abuses as key topics for study. The group will seek information from the U S Chamber of Commerce and invite 3rd district congressional and county state representative candidates to speak at meetings. The panel will meet the first Thursday of each month.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Legislature committee on call at chairman discretion
The committee, chaired by Howard Jester, will be on call at the discretion of its chairman during the legislative session. Fellow members include James Harrisson, T H Crone Meyer, Carter Brookhart, Robert N. Allen, D C Diver, and Gerald Stewart.
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Howard Jester
James Harrisson
T. H. Cronemeyer
Carter Brookhart
Robert N. Allen
D. C. Diver
Gerald Stewart
First Baptist Women Meet for WMS Educational Session
The Wednesday afternoon gathering at First Baptist Church featured devotions on Our Influence and Crags and Precises, led by Mrs. B F Wyatt, with Mrs. Ray Plummer guiding the lesson. Chief Tom Morehead discussed police duties and problems. A $10,000 Seminary Library fund drive was announced by Mrs. Wyatt for the Baptist Kansas Women's project. Lydia circle served refreshments to 25 members. nominating committee named Mrs C E Nickerson, Mrs L E Lofgren, Mrs Willard Cleaver, and Mrs Clark Dickinson.
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WMS
First Baptist Church
C. E. Nickerson
L. E. Lofgren
Willard Cleaver
Clark Dickinson
B. F. Wyatt
Ray Plummer
Tom Morehead
Mrs Bolze Hosts UCT Auxiliary Meeting
Mrs Emmet Bolze of 107 S Tennessee hosted a United Council of something Auxiliary meeting yesterday. A covered dish dinner was served and Bolze opened with the collect. Ten members and two guests attended. The afternoon was spent making an afghan while coffee and cake were served.
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Emmet Bolze
S. Tennessee
UCT
Mrs A E Turner Leads Missionary Meeting Devotions
Mrs A E Turner presented devotions and a lesson at a Christchurch meeting of the Women's Missionary Association of the United Brethren. The topic was Evangelistic Work in Honduras and the gathering closed with song and prayers.
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A. E. Turner
Women’s Missionary Association of the United Brethren
Christchurch
Honduras
Evangelistic Readings Highlight Local Meeting
Mrs. John Bodine and Mrs. G R Vincent presented papers on Evangelistic Work in Honduras by G D Fleming and A Changed Life read by Mrs Vincent. Eight members three children and two visitors attended Cha nute and Earlton. Roll call used Bible verses with eye. Refreshments were served by Mrs Elmer Gibson.
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John Bodine
G. R. Vincent
Honduras
G. D. Fleming
Ira Grogan
Vincent
Edwad McKenzie
Chanute
Larry Bailey
Earlton
Elmer Gibson
Mother Killed as Youth Is Held After 60 Mile Chase
Authorities charged Billy Jay Killion with murder and kidnapping after a 60 mile pursuit yesterday. Chief Prosecutor Robert D. Simms said the shooting followed an argument with Mrs Leonard Killion, his mother, before the fatal slaying.
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Tulsa
Billy Jay Killion
Big Boy
Robert D. Simms
Leonard Killion
Chanute Tribune Highlights From September 5 1958
News briefs and local notices recap Chanute events with community updates. Includes weekend schedules, town announcements, and brief reports affecting residents and nearby areas.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Boy, 16, kills mother then surrenders after highway chase
Billy Jay Killion, 16, shot his mother at their home with a .22 rifle saying he did it “because I wanted to.” He then ordered neighbor Mrs. Ethel Goble to drive him away and forced 20 year old Tommy Messimore to drive. Troopers opened fire at a roadblock before he finally surrendered. Mrs. Killion was 53. The boy is 6 feet tall, 240 pounds with red hair.
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Billy Jay
Killion
Ethel Goble
Tommy Messimore
Messimore
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