Cattle and Hog Prices Steady as Kansas City Market Mixes
Kansas City reports cattle steady with mixed grades, hog prices slipping slightly, and sheep values holding. Readouts show cattle, calves, and stocker trades largely unchanged, with No. 1-3 hogs at 20.75 to 21.50 and sows around 19.00 to 20.00. lambs 20.50 to 21.50 and feeder lambs 19.50 to 20.00 amid overall steady to modestly higher cattle bids.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U.S
U. S
Grain and livestock market notes from Kansas City
Market lines show oats, milo, kafir, rye, barley, soybeans and bran prices with futures higher by up to 144 cents. Kansas City hay receipts are zero today, down from a week ago and a year prior, with various grade receipts and poultry, cream and hide values listed in a jumble of OCR text.
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Shorts
Kansas City Hay
Kansas City
Wall Street rally charges as rails lead gains
Wall Street in New York saw a vigorous stock market rally late in the afternoon. Volume was about 3.8 million shares, up from 3.49 million Monday, with leading issues advancing fractions to around four points.
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New York
Motors and Rails
Clement Raps Eisenhower Over Integration Crisis
Governor Frank Clement denounces President Eisenhower for not meeting responsibilities during the integration crisis. He says Eisenhower should attend the Southern Governors Conference in Lexington rather than vacationing at Newport with Sherman Adams. Clement plans a states rights resolution to be debated at the conference.
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Lexington
Frank Clement
Eisenhower
Tennessee
Newport
Sherman Adams
Adams
Thornburgs and Osawatomie Reunion Attendances Mentioned
Thornburg family members attend a reunion in Osawatomie on Sunday. Local visits include Mrs Della Wiltse calling on the Wiltse family and Mrs Eva Ware visiting from Medford Oregon with her niece Mrs Victor Coats. Frank Carlile relocates from Wichita to a farm. Mrs Carlile ill with pneumonia. Mentions of Thornburg HDU meeting and various Sunday gatherings. Christopher Clemson noted as founder of Clemson College and early U S agriculture superintendent.
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Thornburg
Guy Umbarger
Osawatomie
Della Wiltse
Matt Wiltse
Eva Ware
Medford
Ore
Victor Coats
Frank Carlile
Wichita
David Brown
Francis Wickster
Thornburs
Sunflower Chapter to Meet for Friendship Night
Sunflower Chapter No. 147 OES holds a stated meeting on Wednesday September 24 at 8 p.m. Visiting members welcome. Lois Cady W M and Helen Johnson Secretary invite attendees with refreshments and friendship night.
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Sunflower
E.S
Lois Cady
W.M
Helen Johnson
Sec'y
Santa Fe Carload Totals And Local Notices
Santa Fe carloadings for the week ending September 20 were 26 191 compared with 21 804 last year. Cars moved totaled 38 221 vs 34 712 a year ago. An organizational meeting of the Lincoln PTA study group will be at Lincoln School basement 2 p.m. Wednesday. A Girl Scout uniform exchange is set for Sept 25 at 413 N Steuben. Kiwanis members Perry Rosenthal and Beach attended the Kansas convention at Hutchinson. A traffic accident at 19 W 3rd involved Sharon Nelson and Jerry Haigler just after 7:45 a.m. today.
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Lincoln Pta
Lincoln School
N. Steuben
L. D. Perry
Pete Rosenthal
Don Beach
Chanute Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Kansas
Hutchinson
W. 3Rd
Sharon Louise Nelson
Jerry Lewis Haigler
Washington
Nelson
Haigler
3Rd Street
Vehicle collision damages two 1949 cars in implied incident
The rear bumper and trunk of a Nelson 1949 Ford and the front bumper, grille and headlights of a Haigler 1949 Chevrolet were damaged in the reported incident.
Admittances and dismissals in local Daily Transcript
Yesterday and today list hospital admissions and dismissals including Clayton Pugh Donald Elder and Roy Tabor. Births recorded include a girl to Mr and Mrs Ward Barnett and a boy to Dr and Mrs H K Baker. Property transfers cite multiple Iola Humboldt areas with several Lot and Part parcels conveyed.
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Clayton Pugh
N. Santa Fe
Donald Elder
S. Highland
Harry P. Ingels
Lavenburg
Roy E. Tabor
N. Highland
Paul Matlock
Earlton
Niki Stice
S. Denman
Myra Matlock
Thayer
Luther Johnson
R. 2
William Sinclair Sr. Humboldt
L. L. Wells
S. Central
John Barnquist
Frank Keith
W. Pine
Harold Beach
Jeff Coots
N. Grant
Elmer Kuhn
Formosa Strait Crisis Discussed By Felt Chiang
President Chiang Kai-shek and Adm. Harry D. Felt conferred in Taipei over the Formosa Strait crisis as Communists pounded Quemoy and Little Quemoy. U.S. and Nationalist forces worked to increase supply runs and medical aid amid ongoing bombardment and casualties.
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Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Adm
Harry D. Felt
Formosa Strait
China
U.S
Pacific
Quemoys
Quemoy
Little Quemoy
Little Islands
Defense Ministry
Chiang
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Red Artillery
Big Quemoy
Future Nurses Club Holds First Meeting
The Future Nurses Club held its first meeting of the year at the high school with 12 members present. Officers are Judy Ehmke as president and secretary and Carol Burghart as vice president. Mrs. Don Abbuehl outlined planned activities and a field trip. Mrs. Margaret Wood discussed external events the club could join.
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Future Nurses Club
Judy Ehmke
Carol Burghart
Don Abbuehl
Margaret Wood
Kansas and Oklahoma Crude Output Climbs
Daily average production of crude oil and condensate rose to 7 105 425 barrels during the week with gains in Oklahoma and Kansas 71 375 barrels higher than the previous period.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
Kansas
Car Industry Marking Time In UAW Chrysler Talks
DETROIT AP The auto industry waits to see if Chrysler Corp will reach a contract with the United Auto Workers or defer to UAW GM negotiations. UAW President Walter Reuther warns Chrysler to settle by noon Wednesday or face a back burner on Chrysler talks while GM talks proceed. Reuther’s union plans a Sept 30 strike date at GM if no new deal is reached and may strike Chrysler if talks fail, with date set by Reuther and aides. The union settled with Ford last Wednesday.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers
UAW
General Motors
Walter Reuther
Chrysler
Reuther
Harley Ferman Newland Sr death notice and funeral details
Harley Ferman Newland Sr. 74 died yesterday at Mercy Hospital Parsons after a cerebral hemorrhage. He will be buried in Harrison Cemetery after a 2 p.m. Thursday funeral at Loren Fawcett Funeral Home Neodesha. He was born January 4, 1884 near Thayer and survived by his wife Ella, four daughters, two sons, 22 grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren, three sisters and a brother. He was a retired farmer and member of Five Miles Christian Church.
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Mercy Hospital
Parsons
Loren Fawcett
Neodesha
Harrison Cemetery
Newland
Thayer
Maude Maxwell
Independence
Ella Bicknell
Altoona
Ella Newland
Glenn French
van Nuys
Calif
Elmer Dalton
Boyd Golay
Fredonia
Paul Good
Harold
Longview
Wash
Harley Jr
Sedgwick
E. E. Hack
Elsie Newland
Newport Beach
P. L. Higgans
Costa Mesa
Clare
Long Beach
Five Miles Christian Church
Reed Docking Clash Over Home Rule At Public Forum
Reed and Docking spar over state versus municipal control. Docking argues local bills clog calendars and threaten local voice, while Reed urges more home rule, urban planning, and a state department of commerce and industry. They call for codification of laws and regional cooperation on highways.
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Docking
State Department of Commerce and Industry
Simple Assault Charge Refiled in Police Court
Lee Embry of 215 North Garfield faces a refiled simple assault charge in police court after a city court withdrawal. The incident on September 9 near the Embry home involved Jerry Haigler, age 16, who reported being struck twice in the face. Hearing is set for 4 p.m. Thursday.
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Lee Embry
N. Garfield
Embry
Jerry Lewis Haigler
N. Washington
Haigler
Salt Shortage Haunts Napoleon Retreat Wounded
Historical dispatch notes that during Napoleon Bonaparte's retreat from Russia soldiers suffered from salt scarcity, hindering wound recovery and healing efforts. The hardship underscores supply failures and harsh conditions of the campaign.
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