Local Notices and Social Briefs from Galesburg Area
Community items include sales and auctions at Sorghum Valley Grange and a bake sale, plus a pay-your-dues picnic for St. Cecilia Youth Music club. Local hospital moves note Mrs. Cheslie McConnell after a worsened auto crash that killed her husband, and traffic collision details near 8 E Main. Visitors from California and Topeka plan weekend stays with local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecilia Youth Music Club
Highland Park
Admittances and dismissals Juxtapose at Neosho Memorial
Hospital activity shows yesterday and today admissions and discharges for multiple patients with names and addresses. Births include three newborns to local couples, while district court actions list judgments, divorces, custody and support orders, and forgery cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary O. Bareis
S. Steuben
Neosho Memorial Hospital
District Court Action
Erie
National Bank of Dover
Ernest W. Heilman
Jillan M. Robinson
Carl B. Ro
Inson
Billi Wing
Donald Wing
Elizabeth Aronholt
Rolland Aronholt
Norma Lee Aichele
Jack Aichele
Mitchel Bradfield
State Hospital
Osawatomie
Julia Caldwell
Elmer A. Caldwell
Beverly Johnson
Irwin Johnson
Pirie
Ronald EK. Olson
Galesburg
Marie S&s. Corneil
Whittier Calif
Francis Allen Bowman
Doris Chamene George
Parsons
Stone Funeral Service Planned at High Prairie Church
The funeral service for Mrs. Bert Stone is set for 2 p.m. Saturday at High Prairie church with Rev. John Jones of Toronto and Rev. G. M. Pierce of Buffalo officiating. Burial will follow in Pleasant Valley cemetery. Gibson Funeral Home handles arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Bert Stone
High Prairie Church
John Jones
Toronto
G. M. Pierce
Buffalo
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
Gibson Funeral Home
Hogs and cattle trade mixed in Kansas City market report
Kansas City AP market note shows hogs up 25 to 50 cents with sows rising, cattle steady to higher on grain fed and feeder calf groups. Sheep and veal offerings modest as receipts include 2,500 hogs and 500 sheep with varied prices across beef, dairy, and stocker categories.
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Kansas City
Parsons
VU. S
U.S
U. S
Chicago
Kansas City Cash
Wall Street Gains Lift Market in Active Trading
In New York the stock market stayed higher with gains scattered across sectors. Volume reached about 2.9 million shares as leading stocks rose fractions to around a point while some issues fell, with drugs steels motors rubbers and rails among movers.
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New York
Woman Wins $7500 After Not Being Marilyn Monroe
LA secretary Mrs Florence Kotz Ross, 40, received 7500 for not being Marilyn Monroe after a November 5 1954 incident in which four men raided her Hollywood apartment seeking the blonde star. The settlement was paid by Joe DiMaggio, Monroe’s ex husband, who led the raid.
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Los Angeles
Florence Kotz Ross
Marilyn Monroe
Ross
Cream and live poultry price list fragment
A damaged OCR price sheet lists cream numbers and live poultry rates. It shows Hens and Roosters pricing with weights and a section on hides. The text is cut and hard to read, but indicates itemized market quotations.
Test Ban Talks Okay For Geneva
The United States and Britain approve Geneva as the site for a Big Three conference on suspending nuclear tests. Washington says Russia agreed to begin talks Oct. 31 and rejects a limited two to three week discussion. The note omits comment on permanent suspension versus year by year caps.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Geneva
Russia
State Department
Eisenhower
State Agency Blocking Rights in Little Rock Case
The Supreme Court weighs whether a state agency can block Negro students from exercising constitutional rights in Little Rock Central High School. Justice Warren questions if state action has frustrated these rights as Butler argues for the school board to be heard.
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Washington
Warren
Little Rock
Richard A. Butler
Butler
Superior Court
U.S. Dist
Harry J. Lemley
8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
High Court
Baltimore
Simon E. Sobeloff
4Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Warren County
Gen
Rogers
Reed urges jobs to curb Kansas youth migration
Clyde Reed Jr. Republican nominee for governor says Kansas can halt exporting its young people by creating more jobs and development programs. He frames the issue as retaining talent and boosting the state’s economy.
Reed calls for broad economic development plan in Kansas
Reed argues Kansas must pursue an extensive economic development program to provide opportunities for graduates. He emphasizes high priority for job creation along with tourist promotion, recreational resources, and mineral resource development as part of the effort.
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Kansas
Reed
Workers Oppose Union Affiliation at Emporia Plant
EMPORIA AP Workers at Fanestil Packing Co. voted 31 to 29 on Feb 11 to reject affiliating with the United Packing House Workers of America. Company attorney Eugene White said the NLRB announced the vote after reviewing seven challenged ballots. The NLRB rules require a one year wait before another election.
Union Suit Alleges Illegitimate Boilermakers Officers
A Jackson County suit charges Boilermakers Local 83 officers with holding posts unlawfully and running the union arbitrarily. W. C. Akers is named, accused of usurping office despite alleged absentee ballot rules. Judge Strother issued a temporary restraining order to protect records and property. The suit cites flawed election procedures, unauthorized voting, and retaliation against dissenters, with multiple other defendants listed.
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Kansas City
W. C. Akers
Jackson County
Duvall P. Strother
W. H.calvin
International
Delmas C. Hill
Denver
Akers
H. E. Osbourn
Joseph Farris
Earl Dill
J. Owen O’brien
William A. Mairs
John Greenup
Charles Camp
George Park
Colonel's Fan Mail Is Explosive
Washington AP report says a military missile expert fears for his safety due to fan mail from juvenile rocket enthusiasts. He worries about potential harm as he navigates the letters and attention.
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Washington
Lt. Co
Parkin asks kids to stop sending rocket fuel samples
Charles M. Parkin, tied to Army missile programs, received a flood of letters from youths after magazine and TV features dubbed him the key figure in the cooperative effort. He asks the children to omit any fuel samples, noting it serves no purpose and could hinder safety. The mail arrived at Ft Belvoir, Virginia, from curious youngsters across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Parkin
Anyody
Ft. Belvoir
Parkin
Army
How Can I Restore A Tennis Court And Home Textiles
A reader asks how to destroy grass and weeds on a clay tennis court using hot lye or hot brine with strict caution to avoid damage to nearby plants. The advice also covers preventing hosiery fiber weakening by avoiding hot water and sun drying, and tinting faded wallpaper with store bought tints.
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U.S. Royal
Glen's Tire
S. Santa Fe
Tribune
E. Main
Baked Foods
Sorghum Valley Grange
Don Marple
Cheslie McConnell
W. 7Th
St. Francis Hospital
Wichita
McConnell
Pittsburg
Dave Evans
S. Lafayette
Evans
Sadie Vice
W. Oak
Vice
Henry Lambert
Johnnie
Compton
Calif
Dean Nolan
Lilian Marvin
Chanute
R. J. Arnold
Anaheim
Ira Lowmaster
Floyd Arnold
W. 4Th
E. E. Houghton
Linda
Diane
Topeka
Arnold Home
Pion
Daily Transcript
Grayce F. Keith
Main
Wayne E. Lopeman
S. Highland
Mike E. Swink
Harold Vaughn
Earl Beeler
Eric
Timothy C. Yelton
Humboldt
Herschel Parsons
George Horn
Joe Brazil
S. Forest
Harold Robertson
Carl ‘F. Haviland
Thayer
Letta McConnell
Edwin L. Kaufman
William E. Morgan
Gerald E. Rowan
Glen A. Grennell
Larry E. Bailey
Earlton
Patrie
G. Watt Jr
Virgil Leon Olson
W. Sycamore
Allen County
Tole Abstract Co
Jennie V. Bhaver
Frank C. Mapes
Igla
Jack McCrate
George W. Ensminger
Lola
Beth Sarver
Elmer L. Ear
Lole Martin
Haney
Willard Horde
Tole Hattie A. Frank
Zelia Frank Burnett
Albert I. Frank
Cyrus A. Frank
Blesnor Mc Garrett
Lieyd
Kansas City Livestock
Parsons Livestock
Chicago Grain Chicago
Wall Street
Tel & Tel
le Atchison
Beth Steel Tee
Chrysler
Tharps JC
US Steele Eee
Marilyn
Eddie
Eddie Fisher
Elizabeth Taylor
Hollywood
Debbie Reynolds
Miss Taylor
Veknes Vaxeense
Joseph A. Mueller
Liberty, Mo
Willard M. Cox
Kan
Alex R. Hernandez
James J. Stout
The
Chanute Tribune
Champion Spark Plug Company
Hornbrower & Weeks
Glore, Forgan & Co
First Boston Corporation
Blyth & Co., Inc
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Lehman Brothers
White, Weld & Co
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Lazard Fréres & Co
Stone & Webster Securities Corporation
Drexel & Co
Dean Witter & Co
Wilson
Hale Pride
Hale Pride Spinach
Stokely
Ue. Sie
Farmdale
Armour Star
Wieners
Freestone
Voluntar
Ajax
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