Uncle Sam Like Family Head Needs Money
AP analysis notes the U S Budget Bureau projections for higher federal borrowing to cover a 122 billion dollar deficit by next June. It weighs options between medium and long term bonds versus short term borrowing as markets show reluctance to fund new issues, raising yields and inflation risks.
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Local Briefs and Community Notices
Community items include a PTA basket supper at Hutton School at 6 30 p m Monday, a library story hour at 10 30 a m Saturday, Harmony Grange meeting at 8 p m Monday, and family night at Big Creek church with a 7 p m covered dish dinner led by Mrs. Hamm. A traffic collision near 119 W Main involved Janet Crown and uninjured L D Hunter. Mrs. Cora E Vickers hosted guests. Mrs. Bareis fractured her hip and remains at Neosho Memorial Hospital.
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Admittances Dismissals Births and Police Court Actions
Daily Transcript reports hospital admittances and dismissals yesterday and today including Mrs Mary Bareis and others with surgery medical admissions. Births list Bert Beck Jr and wife with a boy. Police court actions include Willard Riley disturbing peace fined five dollars and several DWI cases with hearings set for Sept 25. Minor traffic and fire incidents are noted with locations and damages.
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Judge Fines Lightfoot Ten Dollars for Speeding
In Kimball Nebraska Gale Nathan Lightfoot was fined ten dollars after a speeding case heard on the accelerator. The judge ruled Lightfoot's foot was not light in the speed contest.
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State Fair Opens Tomorrow with Expanded Poultry Show
Hutchinson AP reports the 1958 Kansas State Fair begins tomorrow with a six day run. Preview tonight, Press and Wichita Day tomorrow includes Kansas editors luncheon and a state newspaper contest. Gov Docking attends Governor's Day Wednesday, with auto and stock car races, free gate Thursday, and 100 school bands featured.
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Cottage Grove Ladies Aid Meeting Hostess
Mrs Verle Dennis of R 3 served as hostess for a Cottage Grove Ladies Aid meeting on Thursday afternoon. Mrs Ralph Debler presided and members and four children enjoyed embroidery and refreshments. Myrtle Johnson of rural Humboldt will host the next meeting on Sept 25.
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State Buildings Insurance Value Estimated at 154 Million
The Kansas Inspection Bureau estimated the insurance value of state owned buildings at 154 million dollars. Replacing the statehouse would cost about 22 million today while the state office building would exceed 9 million. Kansas State College properties lead with 27.4 million value. KU buildings also valued high. The report was reviewed by a Legislative Council committee.
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Wall Street slips from highs as trading turns mixed
Wall Street edged away from record highs in late trading as stocks turned mixed. Heavy activity earlier gave way to lighter volume with about 2.9 million shares traded versus 3.3 million the prior day. Gains and losses were fractional to roughly one point.
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Neosho 4-Hers At State Fair Highlight Chanute entries
Neosho County 4-H members compete at Hutchinson State Fair September 13 to 18. Chanute youths enter garment judging with six entries, foods division has five, and two Stark groups join a state talent contest. Demonstrations and judging teams from Neosho County accompany the exhibits.
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Sharon McMillan
Joyce Womeldorff
Suzanne Mundell
Linda Heady
Jan Clever
Nancy Bartholomew
Sherre
Riche George
Sharon Johnson
Edna Marie Heady
Linda Bower
Judith Willis
Sharon Bussman
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Beverly Moore
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Stark
Carolyn Thompson
Carolyn Pillot
Judy Bower
Carol Ferguson
Ronnie Poor
Dale George
Don Janssen
Niderenteni
Jerry Stirewalt
Johnson
Verl Schoenhofer
Meyer of
Donald SeeBod
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Don Meyer
Cattle Meager as Hog Prices Slump in Kansas City Market
Kansas City AP reports cattle scarce with 600 head and calves not listed. Hogs 1,800 with barrows and gilts steady to lower. No 1-3 200-285 lb butchers 20.75-21.15. sows 400 lb down to 18.50-19.50. sheep 50 not tested. Wheat at 15.3?3.
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Burglars Take $4000 From Downtown St Joseph Store
AP report says burglars entered Townsend and Wall store in downtown St. Joseph last night and stole more than $4,000 with $100 in silver dollars. Chief Verne V. Starmer noted no break in evidence and suspects may have hidden inside until 6 am when an employee opened a service door.
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Remember the Alamode on Madison steakhouse menu
Printed under a pie list at a well known Madison Wisconsin steakhouse the menu notes Remember the Alamode preserving a local food joke or motto from the dining scene.
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Grain inspector fired over overtime fee allegations in Atchison
Weinman appeals to the State Civil Service Board after being dismissed by Harry S. Dole the state chief grain inspector. Atty. Gen. John Anderson investigating claims that an Atchison office employee cashed state checks for after hours charges and that overtime fees were not received by the state. Hearing on Weinman’s appeal has not been scheduled.
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Electronic Brain Fog at Beaumont High School
In St Louis the Beau mont High School’s electronic classroom assignment system failed to route students correctly after seven days, causing classes to mix and crowding. Principal Walter Gammeter called it the worst snafu in 34 years, with about 700 students misdirected and numerous mismatches reported.
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Fired State Inspector Will File an Appeal
Howard J. Weinman, discharged chief grain inspector at Atchison, has filed an appeal with authorities in Topeka. The case concerns his termination and related administrative actions.
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Howard J. Weinman
Atchison
Teachers cite automation as cause of classroom crowding
A reporter found seven psychology students seated on the classroom floor while the school, overwhelmed by automation, ran out of seats. The teacher blamed the issue on clerical errors from last spring’s punch card entries, noting students endured crowded conditions as a result.
Poem Will Cleared as Valid in St Louis Probate
In St Louis Judge David Hensley ruled a poem by 73 year old Mrs Josephine E Laskowitz a valid will. The verse leaves all earthly goods to daughter Frances Moseley with executrix duties and no bond. The estate totals 8904 dollars.
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Josephine E. Laskowitz
Frances Moseley
David Hensley
Manpower Triumphs Over Horsepower In Independence
A stalled bus in Independence, Kansas, needed a push to restart. Twenty five passengers, led by the Northeastern Oklahoma A&M football squad from Miami, Oklahoma, jumped out to push the vehicle while en route to Dodge City for a game.
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Sidewalk Bazaar Charms Chanute Shoppers
Throngs of thrifty shoppers crowded the sidewalks and stores last night for Chanute's first Street Bazaar event. Merchants praised the turnout and buyers enjoyed many bar gains offered throughout the day yesterday.
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Local bazaar draws record crowds and warm praise
Participating businesses reported a large turnout and a steady shopper flow for the event. Merchants called it the biggest crowd seen in town on Thursday, with festive music and popular street vendors like cotton candy and snow cones. Chamber official Les Matthews noted the bazaar could become annual or semi annual, as the retail committee plans another meeting to discuss future sales promotions and ideas from other towns.
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How to Treat Clothes and Fabrics in Old Home Remedies
The guide offers simple tips for fabric care including boiling clothes briefly for color, lemon juice to whiten, treating tiny eye wrinkles with nightly massage, removing grease spots with brown paper and a hot iron, and softening a stiff toothbrush by soaking in hot vinegar then rinsing.
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