Cattle and Hogs Steady to Lower in Kansas City Market
Market summaries show cattle steady to 50 cents lower with varied weight grades and dairy cuts. hogs down 25 to 50 cents with mixed weights. sheep steady to 50 cents lower. Parson area hogs quoted 12.75 to 13.00 for 190-240 pounds and 10.75 to 12.00 for sows 400 pounds or less. Kansas City and Chicago reports include wholesale eggs and butter unchanged, and grain prices with no wheat or soy sales.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U. S
Chicago
Kansas City Cash
Wall Street Rallies on Settlement Hopes. News Outlets Report
Wall Street edged higher amid renewed hopes for a steep strike settlement while overall trading remained irregular in moderate volume. Separately, the Public Health Service signaled steps to curb Kansas City’s dumping of untreated Missouri River waste, with hearings and investigations planned as the city falls short of a 1957 remediation timetable. Eddie Cantor’s vaudeville debut noted for Clinton Music Hall in New York in 2007.
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New York
Washington
Kansas City
Missouri River
Public Health Service
Welfare
Arthur S. Flemming
Beech Airessessees
Cesaces
Boeing Ait
Ceurean
Chrysler
Ssseense
Bu Pont
San Ford Mt ‘Eases
Gamble SK
M&m
Monsan Ch
el Cat
Mont Ward
Rogers
Sioux City
St. Joseph
Akanesee
Spen Chem
Sunray
Cove
US Steel
Westy el Westy
Eddie Cantor
Clinton Music Hall
Rites Held For Mrs Henry W Schmidt And Arusla Hoofnagie
Last rites for Mrs. Henry W. Schmidt set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Johnson Mortuary with Dr. Charles Wesley Garrett officiating. Interment in Elmwood Cemetery after the service. Hoofnagie funeral at 2 p.m. Friday at the First Presbyterian Church with Rev. William T. Hunt officiating and Elmwood cemetery burial. Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home in charge.
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Arusla Hoofnagie
First Presbyterian Church
William T. Hunt
Elmwood Cemetery
Roy S. Gibson
Mercury announces Comet economy car at Detroit meeting
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Cole attended a national meeting in Detroit Monday of Mercury Edsel and Lincoln dealers returning Tuesday. Henry Ford II called the new Comet the aristocrat of economy cars and said it offers family size room and outstanding economy. The car will be released by Mercury dealers next March.
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Kenneth Cole
Detroit
Mercury-Edsel- Lincoln
Ford Motor Co
Henry Ford II
Mercury
Local briefs and community notices from Chanute Tribune
Rummage sale announced at Christian Church Annex on October 2 and 3. Deanna Dunham elected to Ottawa University cheerleading for 1959-60, daughter of Mrs. Lee Dunham. Army Pvt. David G. David training at Fort Riley through Oct. 31, 1959. Chanute High School 1955 graduate, parents Roy and Mrs. David of El Dorado. Evelyn Haddican WAC representative to visit Chanute post the week of Oct. 5 for interviews. Mrs. Ross E. Miller returns from vacation. involved in Grand Army of the Republic Ladies, Betsy Ross club. National VFW Auxiliary activities in August. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ashley of Lawrence welcome a daughter. Asheys’ son is Neil F. Ashley. Coxcomb bouquets decorate local rest homes from donations by Mrs. Marion Mintz.
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Deanna Dunham
Ottawa University
Miss Dunham
Lee Dunham
N. Lafayette
Army
David G. David
N. Steuben
Fort Riley
David
Fort Leonard Wood
Chanute High School
Roy David
el Dorado
Ross E. Miller
W. Oak
J. H. Miller
Castaic
Calif
Long Beach
The
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Ira Davis
Stockton
Winfield
Miller
Morgan
Albert Davis
Admittances and dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Distinct patients admitted yesterday and today include Mrs Rollin Hutton 214 S Kansas surgery Mrs Orville Caton 11 W 3rd surgery Mrs Edwin P Smith Humboldt medical Fred Spencer Humboldt medical Mrs Laura P Thomas Lavenburg surgery Harry E Wilson 21 S Larson surgery Janis Alexander 115 N Steuben surgery William Arthur R 1 medical Mrs Margaret Shelton Yates Center medical The day’s dismissals list Mrs Evelyn Woodruff 118 N Washington Paul Foster 912 W 9th Lucille Halligan R 2 and Mrs Vernal Crabtree 25 S Gretchen Ronald N remains listed.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Rollin Hutton
S. Kansas
Fred Spencer
Humboldt
Orville Caton
Edwin P.smith
Laura P. Thomas
Lavenburg
Harry E. Wilson
S. Larson
Janis Alexander
N. Steuben
William Arthur
Margaret Shelton
Yates
Local Names Lauded in Eureka Area
Umbarger Thayer Mrs. Eugene Lee and son Stark Mrs. James M. Jerome and son Eureka are listed among residents connected to recent community notices, reflecting local ties and family names in the region.
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Umbarger
Thayer
Eugene Lee
Stark
James
M. Jerome
Eureka
Hospital Workers Switch to Five Day Week
TOPEKA AP Non professional staff at state hospitals will move to a five day week while maintaining a 42 hour schedule. Clerical business office grounds laundry and maintenance workers are affected. Previously they worked 42 hours over five and a quarter to five and a half days. Schedules will ensure 42 hours in five days.
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Topeka
George Jackson
Store manager charged with arson in Mission, Kansas
Nathan A. Hunt, 31, manager of a Mission supermarket, was charged with arson after a fire caused about 45000 dollars in damage. Authorities say he admitted tossing a match into paper in a banana crate and blamed parking-space disputes for his actions. He posted bond and faces a preliminary hearing on October 8. Hunt also faces grand larceny charges for allegedly taking 174 dollars in baseball pool bets from a coffee jar in the store and has a prior fine for tampering with private property.
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Kansas City
Nathan A. Hunt
Mission
Kansas
Harry A. Shank
Hunt
Shank
June Freund
Non-Farm Workers Decline in Kansas
Kansas non farm employment fell 1 800 from mid July to mid August as school employees left state and local government with summer sessions ending. Total employment reached 557 600 while manufacturing dropped about 400 yet remained 4 000 above a year earlier. Unemployment rose 800 to about 24 300, but this was 18 000 lower than last year. The jobless rate stood at 2.8 percent versus 3.8 percent in August 1958.
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Topeka
Kansas
Segni Arrives and Meets Eisenhower in Washington
Italian Prime Minister Antonio Segni arrives in Washington and holds talks with President Eisenhower. He seeks a direct briefing on Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev's U. S. visit and its implications.
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Washington
Antonio Segni
Italy
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
U. S
Khrushchev Urges End to Cold War Tensions in Beijing
In Beijing Khrushchev lectures Mao on easing tensions and fostering world peace during Peiping’s 10th anniversary celebrations. He calls for cooperation after talks with Eisenhower and praises Chinese advances while signaling unity among communist powers.
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Tokyo
Nikita Khrushcchev
Mao Tze-tung
Eisenhower
Peiping
Mao
Khrushchev
Red
Tibet
India
Laos
Asia
Washington
China
United States
U.N. General Assembly
Chaing Kaishek
Mass trial set for 23 Apalachin mobsters
A federal judge ordered 23 delegates to the Apalachin gathering to stand trial en masse on October 26. They face conspiracy to obstruct justice for not revealing the event’s purpose. Over 90 pretrial motions were denied, with the judge stating the charges permit a fair trial.
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New York
N. Y
U. S. District Court
Irving R. Kafuman
Clyde Alfred Brown
N. Saw
Tae
Apparent Mafia Link Ties to Apalachin Meeting
In a Chanute Tribune report authorities link Joseph Barbara to the Apalachin gathering. The article notes Barbara attended the meeting at a state estate and was driving while intoxicated, with a 90 day jail sentence in a county jail noted.
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Chanute Tribune Pa
Joseph Barbara
Santa Fe
Soviet Aims Lowered For 7 Year Farm Output
Rome AP reports the Soviet Union set lower seven year targets for agricultural output abandoning the pledge to surpass the United States in per capita meat milk and butter. FAO experts caution the USSR may still struggle to meet these revised goals amid uncertain prospects for increased food production.
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Rome
Soviet Union
United States
Food and Agriculture Organization
FAO
Southeast Kansas Corner: Cherryvale Palmer Mai named Bell manager
Palmer Mai, former Baker University football and track star, becomes manager for Southwestern Bell Telephone Co in Cherryvale effective tomorrow, moving from a role in Wichita where he served in the commercial department. Nearby notes include a Columbus High School 60th anniversary dinner, a Pittsburg skeleton discovery, and quail damage to a car near Longton.
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Cherryvale
Palmer Mai
Baker University
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Melvin A. Peterson
Wichita
Mai
Wichita Is Second In Safety Contest
The National Safety Council ranks cities by traffic deaths per 10 000 registered vehicles for 1959 eight months. In the 200 000 to 350 000 population class Wichita Kansas tied Rochester New York for second with a 0 4 rate, while St Louis led the 750 000 to one million group with 2 8. Washington 2 7 and Cleveland 2 9 followed.
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Chicago
National Safety Council Today
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Wichita
Kan
Rochester
N. Y
Savonburg Social News Involving Local Visitors
Savonburg residents host and visit kin and friends from Nevada Missouri Erie Bentonville Michigan and St. Louis. Guests include Charley Hinkley and Olive Hinkley with Cora Haworth and Edith Culbertson. Local pair Virgil Watts and Mabel Lowe also socialize with neighbors and relatives through Sunday visits.
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Savonburg
Charley Hinkley
Nevada
Olive Hinkley
Cora Haworth
Edith Culbertson
Hinkleys
Nell Reynolds
Parker
Clifford Cody
Emery Olson
Erie
C. M. Barsby
Emma Parsons
J. W. Parsons
Lavonburg
Willard Mahar
Virgil Watts
Michigan
A. C. Nystrom
Elliott Cafe
Edd Feeback
Jerone Albert
Bentonville
Jack Jorden
August Grupp
St. Louis
Frank Hawkinson and Sons
Local residents return from Kansas City veterans hospital visit
Mr and Mrs Fredolph Hawkinson and family with nearby couples, the Walquist pair returning home Friday after a stay in Kansas City where R W Walquist has been a patient at the Veterans Hospital. Dr and Mrs G W Morgan were luncheon guests of Mrs Blanche Laughlin.
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Fredolph Hawkinson
Bud Butts
Charley Hawkinson
Avin Ericson
R. W. Walquist
Kansas City
Walquist
Veterans Hospital
G. W. Morgan
Blanche Laughlin
Art and Literature Club Opens New Study
Eleven members met Tuesday with Mrs. Robert Allen at 201 S Larson as the Art and Literature club began a yearlong study of Metropolitan Seminars in Art by John Canaday. Mrs. Don Abbuehl led the session discussing What Is a Painting, emphasizing painting as interpretation and personality projection. Colored prints by Whistler Renoir Durand and Cezanne were shown. Coffee was served after the talk.
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Art and Literature Club
Robert Allen
S, Larson
Charles Henshall
Don Abbuehl
Metropolitan
John Canaday
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Evelyn Haddican
Women's Army Corps
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Sam Ashley
Lawrence
Ashley
Neil F. Ashley
S. Evergreen
Chanute
Marion Mintz
Daily Transcript
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U.S
Seipuzzatinione Atex
Felton
W. Main
Red China
Columbus
Columbus High School
Pittsburg
Independence
Ray Rice
Longton
Parsons Junior College
Cmart Looking Continental
Kaynee
Wilsons Clothiers
Jeff
Miracle Whip
Meedow Gold
Wilson's Davis Paint Store
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