Local Market Summary of Grains and Livestock Prices
The page lists multiple market quotes from Kansas City and Chicago including wheat, corn, oats, soybeans, rye, millet, and barley prices with highs lows and closes. Livestock shows steers and heifers trading unevenly higher with strong demand for choice meat but slower slaughter calves. It also notes hogs trading slow and beef prices for prime cattle. Further receipts and cash market details for Kansas City and Chicago are provided alongside feeder and cattle prices and eggs quotations.
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Lindh Produce Co
G. Christopher & Co
Kansas City
Chicago Corn Roosters
Garden City
Chicago
Stauch
Teee Tauela
Hutchinson
Omaha
Enid
Salina
U.S
U. S
Wheat Off Chicago U Grains Fares On Board of Trade
Wheat futures on the Chicago Board of Trade eased amid selling pressure as export and private trade demand emerged. Large local traders sold while commissions and export houses were seen buying. September wheat fell about 4 percent to $2.44. Corn and rye also declined with soybeans slipping to $2.33. Open interest stood at 118,251,000 bushels.
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Chicago U
Board of Trade
Commission House
Goulding Rites Set for Wednesday at Garland Chapel
Funeral services for Harry Newton Goulding who died Sunday at Goodwill Nursing Home will be held at 2 30 Wednesday at Garland chapel. He resided at 809 North 7th before Goodwill and is survived by brothers Clyde of San Jose California Ernest of Los Angeles and Frank of Garden City. Burial will be at Valley View with Rev Irwin Johnson officiating.
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Harry Newton Goulding
Goodwill
Murder Victim's Body Unclaimed in Topeka Mystery
Topeka authorities report no claimant for the body of the telephone murder victim found on a city park bandstand. The deceased, about 30 to 35, known as Donald Redfeather of Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin, identified by social security card, with no trace found by Topeka police and Kickapoo Ingan Agency efforts failing.
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Topeka
Donald Redfeather
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Kickapoo Ingan
Japanese scientists locate Soviet nuclear test site
In Tokyo today Japanese scientists said they pinpointed the Soviet nuclear test site in a sparsely settled region about 100 miles west of China and 500 miles north of India. The Japan Weather Bureau fixed the blast site at Lake Balkhash in the Kazakh Soviet Socialist Republic.
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Tokyo
Soviet Union
China
India
Japan Weather Bureau
Lake Balkhash
Kazakh Soviet Socialist Republic
Kansas Retail Liquor Dealers Elect Officers
John R. Elmutt of Pratt was elected president of the Kansas Retail Liquor Dealers Assn at the close of its two day convention. Curry Hopper of Salina and Bert Simon of Manhattan were chosen as vice presidents, with A A Meyer of Topeka serving as secretary.
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Hutchinson
John R. Elmitt
Pratt
Kansas Retail Liquor Dealers Assn
Curry
Hopper
Salina
Bert Simon
Manhattan
A. A. Meyer
Topeka
Forest Fire Near Esterbrook Put Under Control
In Medicine Bow National Forest a large blaze blackened 1200 acres since Sunday, about 28 miles south of Douglas Wyoming. Nearly 400 fire fighters contained the fire near Esterbrook, with flames within three quarters of a mile of the village whose 60 residents refused to leave. The cause remains undetermined but officials suspect arson.
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Douglas
Wyo
Medicine Bow National Forest
Wyoming
U.S
Ed Holler
Esterbrook
Eoller
Atson
Miss America Title Is Goal
Atlantic City prepares for a two hour boardwalk parade launching the Miss America pageant four day run with 50 contestants in special cars and 36 floats and 24 bands. City officials expect a quarter million spectators as Julius La Rosa serves as grand marshal. Judging begins tomorrow night with $50,000 in awards and the winner will be Miss America 1957 after a 90 minute nationwide telecast on ABC.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Wea
Julius la Rosa
Convention Hall
Canada
Awal
Washington, D. C
Chicago
ABC
Eisenhower Finalizes Streamlined Re election Plan
President Eisenhower, aided by Republican National Chairman Leonard Hall, completed plans for a streamlined re election campaign to begin in about 10 days. The strategy covers itinerary dates and major-address themes with five or six nationwide TV and radio talks planned, some outside Washington. A Labor Day economic report to the President highlighted rising employment and higher take home pay, aiming to bolster support among labor groups despite union leaders backing Democratic candidates.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Leonard W. Hall
White House
Hall
Railroad Leaves a Small Kansas Town
CODELL Kas The last vestige of old steam engine days is about gone here. The Union Pacific has sold the site depot and it will be moved away. Smaller buildings including a coal shed and three tons of coal were purchased by two Codell men. The station was closed in 1950 but a freight dock had been maintained for shipping farm products.
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Codell
Kas
Union Pacific
One Typhoon Ends as New Storm Forms Emma
A Peiping radio says Dinah wanes over mainland China with 76 fishing boats and 20 men missing off Fukien. Taipei reports six dead and about 10,000 homeless on Formosa. Manila Weather Bureau notes a new Pacific typhoon, Emma, developing near Guam.
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London
Peiping
Dinah
Fukien
Taipei
Formosa
Weather Bureau
Manila
Emma
Pacific
Guam
Kansas Corporation Commission official dies in Wichita
Dwight D. Lilley, a 19 year veteran of the Kansas Corporation Commission, died last night in Wichita at age 59. He served as director of the salt water disposal and repressuring department in the Oland Gas division of the commission.
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Wichita
Dwight D. Lilley
Kansas Corporation Commission
Oland Gas Aes
Comission
Truman attacks GOP on Labor Day in Milwaukee rally
Former President Truman blasted the Republican administration as dominated by money changers and legal racketeers during a Labor Day schedule in Milwaukee. He urged support for Stevenson Kefauver, criticized Nixon and the Hiss case, and pressed for a government serving all people in speeches and interviews.
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Milwaukee
Harry S. Truman
Richard Nixon
Truman
Alger Hiss
Nixon
Texarkana
Tex
United States
Chicago
Adlai Stevenson
Estes Kefanger
Hiss
Oetam
Wis Visio Baba
CWXIX
Reubén’w. Peterson Jr
Setérkina, Tex
Brainwashing Code Outdated
Dr James G Miller of the University of Michigan tells the American Psychological Association that US military conduct codes lag behind brainwashing advances. He argues current rules assume character and patriotism can prevent coercive brainwashing, likening it to the TNT age rather than an atomic era and warning that future methods could overwhelm soldiers despite loyalty and discipline.
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James G. Miller
University of Michigan
U.S
Miller
American Psychological Association
US Servicemen Are Restricted to Base in Tachikawa
US servicemen in Tachikawa Japan are ordered to stay off streets from 11 p.m. to 5 a.m. Col Burton K Sams commander of Tachikawa Air Base ordered very stringent disciplinary measures for off-base offenses. A spokesman said the move aims to crack down on incidents involving Japanese citizens. No protests have been received from locals and the action was taken on U S officials volition.
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Tachikawa
Japan
U.S
Burton K. Sams
Tachikawa Air’ Base
United States
U. S
Teacher Needs To Be Swimmer On Island
Vinalhaven Maine community seeks a music teacher with boat travel ability to cover a $2,800 vestment for uniforms and equipment already bought for 60 aspiring junior and senior high school musicians. Transportation to and from the island is the major hurdle. no mainland bridge or road access exists. Salary not mentioned.
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Vinalhaven
Maine
Penobscot Bay
Scaranger hunt for art supplies rewards group leaders
Members of Mr. Kirk's eighth and ninth grade art classes rush about town today in a scaranger hunt to collect art supplies for the coming year. The first trio to return with their list wins a silk screen set valued at 13.50 dollars.
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Kirk
Extension for Soil Bank Asked
Two Kansas NFC officials asked Gov. Fred Hall to press Agriculture Secretary Benson to extend the soil bank sign up date for wheat from September 4 to November 1 as an emergency drought response. They urged allowing 100 percent of allotted acres into the program instead of 50 percent after talks with central and western wheat farmers.
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Salina
National Farmers Organization Today
Fred Hall
Oil Bank
Allan Hocking
Loren Breeding
Marysville
Kansas
NFC
Hall
Benson
Meany predicts second Industrial Revolution driven by automation
President George Meany of the AFL-CIO told the American Legion the United States is on the threshold of a second industrial revolution driven by automation and atomic power. He said factories may run automatically yet many jobs will remain, noting new schools, homes, roads, and power projects. He urged accepting a shorter work week to sustain employment and enrich lives. He also critiqued Russia as seeking collective security to deter Soviet aggression.
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Los Angeles
George” Meany
Afl-Cio
American Legion
United States
Meany
Russia
Father of Nixon Falls Into Deep Coma in California
Frank Nixon, father of Vice President Richard Nixon, lapsed into a coma in Whittier California. Doctors said a coma usually precedes death and he remained in very critical condition at 77. Earlier he had rallied briefly with the arrival of his brother Ernest, a retired professor, before slipping back into a coma about 2:30 a.m.
Hospital Admittances and Local Notices in Garden City
HOSPITAL ADMITTANCES list names and addresses of patients Mrs Jack Linenbryer Mrs Jack Pickett Mrs Paul Bludnick Charles Sadler Mrs G E B Dunkelberg C Di Hinkel Mrs James Hornsby Mrs Ott Brown Births report several newborns with parent names and times Mr and Mrs Wayne Pickett Mr Linenberket Mr and Mrs Jerold Young Ruth Stark W L Harerman Mabel Lindner Deeds notice Rosa Houk to Myrtle Marsh etc Divorce case Chester Wishlow vs Betty Wishon Marriage licenses Gerald Calhoun and Sharon Barlow Raymond Bayer and Patricia Pulkrabek Garden City residents listed with ages and addresses County Court fines and complaints at Garden Drive-In Theater Oil and Gag Leases Susie related items mention August 29th.
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Jack Linenbryer
Coward
Jack Pickett
Paul Bludnick
Buffalo Drive
Charles Sadler
Dighton
Hospital
G. EB
Dunkelberg
C. di Hinkel
Hattie
James’ J. Hornsby
North -Twelfth
Ott Brown
North’ Ninth
Ruth Stark
W. L. Hareman
Mabel A. Lindner
Dean L. Murrow
Rosa Houk
Myrtle Marsh
Chester Edward Wishlow
Betty Faye Wishon
Gerald R.calhoun
Holcomb
Sharon Barlow
Raymond M. Withers
Piercéville
Vera Mae Schmidt
Copeland
Raymond William Bayer
Garden City
Patricia Ann Pulkrabek
Ernest B. Ger
William Walter
Starlin
Vernon Andrew Berger
Darryl W. Bloodworth
Garden Drive-In
Robert George Heiman
County
Susie
Body of Baby Girl Found in Chicago Basement
Chicago police found the body of a year old girl in a basement apartment. Two sisters slept in another bed in the same room and were unharmed. Parents were away overnight and neighbors had cared for the children.
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Chicago
Sheep Herder Fights Off Bear In Colorado Attack
A Colorado sheep herder survived yesterday when a wounded 1,000-pound black bear attacked him near Steamboat Springs. An unidentified companion of Leo Roybel, 48, of Denver, killed the animal after it charged. Roybel suffered severe bite and claw wounds to the head, arms, hands, and hips.
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Springs
Colo
Colorado
Leo Roybel
Denver
Birthday Fiesta Marks 175 Years of Los Angeles
A Mexican type celebration in Los Angeles marks the 175th anniversary of the city’s founding. The event is scheduled for tonight at the old plaza with community participation and traditional activities.
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Los Angeles
Driver Fined in Fatal Independence Accident
In Independence Magistrate Court Clifford E. Larrison of Kansas City Kansas was fined 200 for a fatal crash that killed Wayne Lloyd and injured his wife. The magistrate recommended revoking Larrison’s driver's license for one year.
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Independence
Clifford E. Larrison
Kansas City
Kan
Wayne Lloyd
Larrison
J. J. Brady
Buck Reelected President of Kansas War Dads
Melvin E Buck of Kansas City was reelected president of the Kansas chapter of the American War Dads at the group's annual convention which adjourned last night Also elected were Orville Edson Plainville vice president and W R Ansdell Kansas City secretary A nearby Union Station re enactment will stage the first Los Angeles train arrival from September 6 1876 with costumed passengers
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Union Station
Los Angeles
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Harry Goulding
Labor
Mitchell
KCC
GOP
Stevenson
Dean Acheson
Truman-Acheson-Stevenson
Democratic Party
TNT
Army
Telegram
Wayne Pickett
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