Real estate and remodeling bids listed for Ash Street area
A column lists numerous property bids and remodeling projects with names such as L Medf felk R Jones Don Williams Schaake Brothers P D Olmstead and Moore Associates. Projects include $8 900 homes at 770 Ash St $12 000 duplexes at 1509 and 3 W 28nd Terr and various $500 to $13 000 improvements at multiple addresses including 326 Locust St 1311 W 19th St 825 W 41st St and 335 W 22nd St. Farrell Hibner Kilgore and others are noted as contractors or owners.
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Ash St
L. Medffelk
N. St
R.jones
Don Williams
Locust St
Schaake Brothers
W. 19Th St
P. D. Olmstead
Mass. St
Farrell Hibner
21St St
Chester Kilgore
22Nd St
Mass
Canada Mexico May Be Included in Itinerary of Russ Farm Delegates
Soviet farm delegation broadened visit plans in the United States and possibly to Canada and Mexico. Vladimir Matskevich traveled from the Midwest to Washington to organize extensions while Tass chief Georgi Bolchakov accompanied him. Canada offered no formal request and officials warned against watching the wheat harvest. Mexico’s embassy said a request had been received but no specifics on aims or routes were provided.
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Canada
Mexico
Russ Farm
Washington P
United States
Vladimir Matskevich
Washington
Midwest
Georgi Bol-chakov
Tass
Matskevich
Mexico City
Hammarskjold notes no doubt on missing fliers fate
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold said he never doubted the 11 American airmen held by Red China would be released. He welcomed Beijing's message that the fliers were freed and would reach Hong Kong on Thursday, calling it a belated birthday gift. Hammarskjold had traveled to Red China earlier to press for their release and has pursued the matter through diplomatic channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malmo
Sweden
U.N
Dag Hamiow
Red China
Hong
Guch
Seventeen Area Graduates At Preview Of University
Seventeen Lawrence area graduates are among 271 in the final Kansas University Pre View. A total of 620 students attended the four programs this year. Attendees from Lawrence include Mary Miller, George Mullenberg, Charlotte Hill, Marjorie Hurlbert, Richard McMillin, Simmy-Disque, Robert Breedlove, Sandra Pendleton, Bill Rinker, Jerry Ship-toan, Richard Skinner, Charles Springer, Ike Stone, Frances Arnd, Susan Woodruff, Barbara Everley, and Clayton Durr from Eudora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas University
Mary Miller
George. Muilenberg
Ill
Charlotte Hill
Mich
Marjorie Hurlbert
W. 6Th St
Richard’ McMillin
St. Simmy
Robert Breedlove
N. St
Sandra Pendleton
Bill Reinkeri
Jerry Ship- Toan
Mo. St
Richard Skin Mer
St. ‘S
Charles Springer
Mass. St
Eeke Stone
Ala. St
Frances Ard
Susan Woodrutf
Westwood Rd
Barbara ‘Everley
Clayton Durr
Eudora
Marriage License Issued in Probate Court
A marriage license was issued Monday from the Probate Court to Harry Todd Crittenden, 23, of Wichita, and Betty Lou McCoy, 21, of McPherson, according to official records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Todd Crittenden
Wichita
Betty Lou McCoy
McPher
Unclear Droodle Idea Promotes Home Gardening
A garbled note from a San Diego reader suggests a trial idea for those unable to afford violets. The piece advocates a flower garden for all and mentions a cousin Stanley with a green thumb, describing his corn crib partment house and vague personal details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almayer
San Diego
Calif
San Quentin
Ake
Stanley
Milwaukee Pastor Faces Heresy Charge Over Beliefs
Rev. John Gerberding, 33, of Menomonee Falls, must face a formal church trial on doctrinal deviation after an investigating committee of the Northwest Synod United Lutheran Church voted unanimously. He was questioned five hours about his interpretations of Scripture as the case parallels a former charge against Rev. George Crist Jr. official suspensions loom. Specifications of the charge may be released with formal charges.
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Milwaukef
Milwaukee
John Gerberding
Northwest Synod
United Lutheran Church
Gerberding
Menomonee Falls
George Crist Jr
Durham
Crist
Paul E. Bishop
Minneapolis
Pastor Gerberding
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Myrtle Ann Harvey
Mrs Myrtle Ann Harvey of 1206 North J Street died this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Born in Tipton Missouri she lived in Lawrence for sixty years. Survived by husband J W Harvey daughter Carl White son Arthur Hopkins sister Luella Hultz brother George Lee granddaughter Anna Marie Grayson great granddaughter Britna Jo Grayson uncle Charles Lee aunt Molly Scott and other relatives. Bowser Lee Mortuary will announce funeral arrangements later.
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Myrtle Ann Harvey
N. J. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Tipton
Lawrence
J. W. Harvey
Carl White
Arthur Hopkins
Luella Hultz
Mich. St
George Lee
Anna Marie Grayson
Bueitna Jo Grayson
Charles Lee
Omaha
Molly Scott
Bowser-Lee Mortuary
Infant Gregory Doyle Young Funeral Services Held
Funeral services were held for Gregory Doyle Young who died Sunday at Kansas University Medical Center in Kansas City. He was 23 days old, son of Mr. and Mrs. W.B. Young of 1502 Cadet Ave. Rt. Rev. George Towle conducted the Mass at St. John's Catholic Church with graveside rites at Mt. Calvary Cemetery. Survivors include his parents, sister Patti Lynn Young, brother Blaine Young, maternal grandmother Edith Clawson of Chanute, and paternal grandmother Bessie Young of Chanute.
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Gregory Doyle Young
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
W.B. Young
Cadet Ave
George Towle
St. John’s Catholic Church
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Patti Lynn Young
Blaine Young
Edith Clawson
Chanute
Bessie Young
Potter R A Rolland A Potter dies at 78 in Liberty Missouri
R A Potter Rolland A Potter retired printer and newspaper editor died Sunday at his Liberty Missouri home. Survived by wife Agnes Kelly Potter of the home daughter Ruthie Love grandson Robert B Love Marine Corps stationed at San Diego two brothers Exank Potter Central City Colorado and Charles Potter Appalachian New York. Funeral services 2 pm Wednesday Tyler Pasley Funeral Home Liberty followed by burial in Fairview Cemetery.
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R. A. Potter
Rolland A. Potter
Liberty
Kansas
Missouri
Liberty Tribune
Agnes Kelly Potter
Lawrence
Ruthie
Robert .B
Robin) Love
Marine Corps
San Diego
Calif
Exank Potter
Central City
Colo
Charles Potter
Applachian
N. Y
Tyler- Pasley
Fairview Cemetery
Death of Mrs. Augusta Wyman in Neodesha
Word arrived for Irma Spangler of the death of her cousin Mrs. Augusta Wyman of Neodesha. Wyman died of a heart attack this morning at a Neodesha hospital. She had visited Lawrence several times. Survived by three sons Charles and John of Chicago and Frederick of Corpus Christi Texas, and three sisters Mrs. Kate Pingrey Mrs. F W Winters and Mrs. Louis Seiberling all of Neodesha.
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Irma. Spangler
Miss. St
Augusta Wyman
Neodesha
Wyman
Lawrence
Charles
John
Chicago
Frederick
Corpus Christi
Tex
Kate Pingrey
F. W. Winters
Louis Seiberling
Death of Lawrence resident Harry K. Starr at 81
Harry K. Starr, 81, died Monday evening at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. A retired farmer, he lived with his sister Mrs. O. J. Lane at 2203 Mass. St. Starr, born December 7, 1873 in York County Pennsylvania, had lived in Lawrence 35 years. He is survived by Lane, a brother Maurice Starr of Eudora, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services are set for 10 a.m. Thursday at Rumsey Funeral Home with Revs. O. E. Allison and G. H. Woestemeyer. burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Harry K. Starr
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
O. J. Lane
Mass
York County
Lawrence
Lane
Maurice Starr
Eudora
Rumsey Funeral Home
O. E. Allison
G. H. Woestemeyer
Oak Hill Cemetery
Perjury Possible Over Dixon Yates Testimony
Senate subcommittee investigating the Dixon Yates power contract referred the matter to the Justice Department for possible perjury action amid Kefauver claims of glaring conflicts in Edgar H. Dixon testimony. Dixon's attorney defended the consistency of his client's statements.
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Washington
Senate
Dixon-Yates
Justice Department
Sen
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Edgar H. Dixon
Dixon
Daniel James
Wagenblast Takes Health Director Post in Salina
Dr. Howard Wagenblast former city county health director resigns Salina post to join a similar position. He led the Lawrence Douglas County Health Department for three years, joined the U S Public Health Service in 1953, earned a masters in public health at California University, and then returned to Kansas to seek the Salina job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Wagenblast
Salina
Wagenblast
Lawrence-Douglas County
Kansas Traffic Deaths Reported for 1955
State Accident Records Section lists Topeka and UW Kansapg traffic fatalities. In the last 24 hours nothing new. Cumulative totals show 1955 at 308 deaths versus 310 in the same period of 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka UW
Kansapg
New Lawrence Branch Opens for Limerick Finance Co
The Lawrence branch of Limerick Finance Co opens today at 944 Mass. St. Kenneth Winyard, manager, announced the office is the firm’s 76th branch and part of eight planned in Kansas. Winyard, tied to the firm since 1954, previously advised in Louisville. The firm is a member of the National Consumer Finance Association and the American Finance Conference. Richard E. Meier, president, is a past National Association president and ex-vice president of the American Finance Conference.
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Lawrence
Limerick Finance Co
Mass. St
Kenneth Winyard
Kansas
Arkansas City
Chanute
Emporia
Newton
Parsons
Pittsburg
Winfield
Winyard
Louisville
Limerick
National Consumer Finance Association
American Finance Conference
Richard E. Meier
National Association
Truck Drivers Sharpen Skills for K U School
About 40 experienced truck drivers began the third annual Motor Carriers School at Kansas University. The program runs Monday through Friday with classroom work on regulations and maintenance and demonstrations by champions in tandem, single axle, and straight truck driving.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
Kansas Motor Carriers Truck Rodeo
Salina
Dennis DeWitt
Paul Mendenhall
Kansas City
William Wright
University Extension
Kansas Motor Carriers Association
Missouri Bus and Truck Association
Kansas State Board For Vocational Education
Voters Face Field of 5 For Mississippi Voting
Mississippi voters faced five candidates in the Democratic primary seeking the governorship with a runoff likely August 23. Rainy weather did not deter turnout as all five promised to maintain racial segregation despite the Supreme Court ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Jackson, Miss
U. S. Supreme Court
One-Two-Three Styles Shown by Paris Designer
Paris designer Jacques Griffe presents a one two three silhouette with a coat over tunic and skirt. A sheath shape challenges Dior’s new Y line while intimates offer home wear in sheer nightdresses. Tunics lead the collection with flouncy hip to knee lines and fitted skirts underneath.
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Paris
Jacques Griffe
Griffe
Dior
Helicopter sinks off Capri during beach photogs rescue
A helicopter with two Italian occupants toppled into the sea near Capri's Siren Rocks while taking photographs of sunbathers. The craft sank but a motor boat rescued the two men, who were described as peeping toms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isle OF Capri
Italy
Capri
Siren Rocks
County Traffic Fine Hits Two From County Court
Two persons were fined Monday in County Court for traffic violations. Sean Burton Woodland Kansas City Kansas faced $12 and costs for running a stop sign and driving without a license. Marvin Fisk, address not given, was fined $10 and costs for the same offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean Burton Woodland
Kansas City
Kas
Marvin Fisk
Officers Bail Out Of Jeep Leaving Rattler In Command
In Portsmouth Virginia Captains West and Sanders rode at 40 mph when a rattlesnake appeared between them. West warned not to jump but Sanders leaped into a ditch head first. West jumped after, the jeep rolled into a ditch but remained undamaged. The snake slithered away while both officers recovered bruised and dizzy.
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Rattler
Portsmouth
John F. West
George N. Sanders
West
Sanders
Lawrence Night tour shifts to Star light Theater in KC
Sixty six Lawrence residents signed up for the Lawrence Night tour to the Star light Theater in Kansas City with two buses leaving Central Park at 5 45 p m Recreation Director Wayne Bly said. The group will see a Cole Porter themed show. Local water worries persist with Salina awaiting new pumping gear and voluntary conservation likely through summer while Lawrence has no restrictions yet. Chuck Mather named deputy commissioner of midget football by Pop Warner Conference. other Missouri Valley delegates listed.
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Lawrence
Starlight Theater
Kansas City
Wayne Bly
Bly
Central Park
South Park
Chuck Mather
Kansas University
Pop Warner
Philadelphia
Missouri Valley Area
Hugh G. Rutz
St. Louis
Forrest Evashevski
Iowa U
Don Faurot
Missouri U
Barney Lewellyn
Nebraska State
Salina
Smoky Hill
Salinans
Weather For Other Areas Weather Bureau reports heat wave persists
The Weather Bureau notes the summer heat remains extensive with 90s to over 100 F across the nation, while sections of the Northeast, northern Great Lakes and Far West escape swelter. Pierre and Philip SD tie for top 107 F, with 4.5 inches rain in Mobile AL as Brenda weakens crossing southern Louisiana. Showers and thunderstorms spread from the South to the Rockies and Northeast.
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Weather Bureau
Great Lakes
Plains
Pierre and Philip
S.D
Southwest Desert
Blythe
el Centro
Calif
Yuma
Ariz
Southwest
Pacific Northwest
Pacific
Brenda
Louisiana
Alabama
Mississippi
Mobile
Ala
Rocky Mountain Region
New England
County Court Fines Man for Drunkenness
Clarence Albert Blevins of 11th Street was fined $50 and costs Monday in County Court for drunkenness. Vacationing this summer an ad promotes a mail subscription to the Journal-World to stay informed of local happenings with no missing links in the news on return.
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Clarence Albert Blevins
Big E. 11Th St
Journal- World
Adv
State Corn Hay Crops Fade From Hot Weather
Rapid fading of corn and hay crop prospects and pastures was reported in Kansas today due to continuing hot dry weather. Sorghum generally withstands conditions but needs moisture for continued development. Federal and state agriculture departments say corn fields except in extreme northeastern counties are firing badly with sharply reduced yields.
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Peka
Kansas
Gun Battle Blazes Over Bus Strike in Arkansas
In Little Rock last night armed guards for the Capital City Transit Co. fought ambush attackers as tensions over a 41 day AFL Motor Coach Employes Union strike escalate. Gov Faubus and Mayor Remmel may meet to discuss sending National Guardsmen to CTC buses run by nonunion workers. Smaller violent incidents have followed the strike campaign.
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Little Rock
Ark. W
Capital City Transit Co
Orval Faubus
Pratt Remmel
CTC
AFL Motor Coach
Kansas Cition Gets Life In Missouri Prison Case
Clinton Mo William R Hoover 24 Kansas City was sentenced to life imprisonment after pleading guilty to first degree murder in the Missouri prison riot on Sept 22 He also received 10 years on two arson counts Hoover the first of seven convicts charged in the murder of Walter Lee Donnell a prison inmate to plead guilty Five others have been tried Four were given life and one received the death penalty Donnell was stabbed and beaten to death, labeled an informer by fellow convicts
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Clinton
William R. Hoover
Kansas City
Missouri
Hoover
Walter Lee Donnell
Donnell
Leap Foiled By A Net Held by Firemen
NEWARK New Jersey A despondent father of four attempted suicide by jumping from a ledge. Firemen lowered a rope net as he leaped, breaking his back on impact after clinging for 20 minutes while police urged him to stop. He had told his daughter his family no longer wanted him.
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Newark
N. J
Lawrence Yudin
Yudin
Sophie
Memorial Hospital births and addresses list
A notice lists residents and addresses connected to Memorial Hospital including William Marshall Roger Pine Route 3 William Poeverlein Route 2 Arlene Davenport 1904 Vt St Norma Knapp DeSoto Lucrecia Gordon 2227 Ohio St Helen Sacks 101 Mich St Mary Transue 640 R I St Lillie Whitmore Sunflower Monte Steven Route 3 Peggy Hitch cock Baldwin Garnet Lela Goff Route 5 Jane Perry 1602 Crescent Rd Fred Patterson 1410 Prairie Ave Frances Riggs 818 Ky St Hazel Cleveland DeSoto Roger Pine Route 3 Richard Montgomery Linwood Mr and Mrs James Knapp De Soto a daughter Monday.
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William Marshall
Prospect Ave
Roger Pine
William Poeverlein
Arlene Davenport
Vt. St
Norma Knapp
DeSoto
Lucrecia Gordon
Ohio St
Helen Sacks
Mich. St
Mary Transue
R. I. St
Lillie Whitmore
Sunflower
Monte Steven
Peggy. Hitchcock
Baldwin
Garnet Lela Goff
Jane Perry
Crescent Rd
Fred Patterson
Prairie Ave
Frances Riggs
Ky. St
Hazel Cleveland
Richard Montgomery
Linwood
Decker Named Public Relations Director of Kansas Chamber
Leon Decker of Mission Kansas has been appointed public relations director of the Kansas Chamber of Commerce. He will assume the post on September 1, succeeding Phil Aherne who moves to the Wichita Chamber of Commerce. Decker previously worked with the Kansas City Chamber of Commerce.
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Topeka
Leon Decker
Mission
Kas
Kansas Chamber of Commerce
C. C. Kilker
State Chamber
Decker
Kansas City Chamber of Commerce
Phil Aherne
Wichita Chamber of Commerce
Bavaria Crown Prince Rupprecht Dies at 86
Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria died at Leustetten Castle aged 86 after a long illness. A World War I field marshal and critic of Hitler, he remained a symbol of the prewar era as Bavarians mourned the loss of the former heir to the Bavarian throne. The 1918 Socialist revolution toppled his throne.
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Starnberg
Germany
Rupprecht
Leustetten Castle
Hitler
Organist Miss Marian Jersild Resigns for Topeka Post
Miss Marian Jersild resigns after seven years as organist at Trinity Lutheran Church to become choir director and organist at Central Congregational Church in Topeka starting September 1. She continues as assistant professor of piano at Kansas University.
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Miss Marian
Jersild
Trinity Lutheran Church
Central Congregational Church
Topeka
Miss Jersild
Kansas University
Five St. Joe Residents Held for Vagrancy Here
Five St. Joseph residents were arrested in downtown Lawrence after police found them in a car reported stolen the night before. Edward Herring, 21, pled guilty and got 30 days. four others, aged 17 to 18, denied charges and await trials Monday. Bond set at 500 each. car theft may be turned over to federal authorities for possible Dyer Act violation.
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St. Joseph
Lawrence
Edward Clay Herring
Elden Sells
Harry Justus
Mary Musilli
Barbara Turpin
Electric Anglers Fined for Shocking Fish in Ottawa
In Franklin County two Gardner men, Robert H. Hertman and Forrest Cordell, were fined 50 dollars plus costs for using an improvised electric shocking device to stun fish in the Marais des Cygnes River near Rantoul. State Game Protectors Olin Minckley and Pagil LeGer described a device built from an old telephone with a small electric motor and wet battery, delivering current via a jump coil to stun and collect catfish weighing up to ten pounds.
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Ottawa
Justice Court
Marais Des Cygnes
Olin Minckley
Pagil LeGer
Robert H. Hertman
Forrest Cordell
Gardner
Rantoul
Franklin County
No Heat Relief Seen Across Kansas State Areas
TOPEKA temperatures hover near 100 degrees with little relief in sight. Forecast warns only fair skies, lows in the 70s, highs 95 to 100 tomorrow. Readings hit 102 in Hill City, Garden City, Salina, and Wamego. Pittsburgh top at 96. Overnight humidity fell to 0-6 percent in cities like Concordia. Radar shows showers east and north of Topeka but no measurable rain statewide.
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Topeka
Kansas
Hill City
Garden City
Salina
Wamego
Pittsburgh
Goodland
Concordia
Reks Plan to Take Land South of 38th Parallel
Seoul reports the South Korean government will restore authority over a small area south of the 38th parallel that North Korea occupied during armistice talks. It did not specify when or how the territory would be recovered, but said the move is needed to defend Seoul and cited intelligence of an imminent full scale attack from the North.
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Seoul
38Th Parallel
United States
United Nations
Mt Etna Erupts Again After Weekend Lull
Mt Etna, Europe's tallest volcano, resumed activity last night after a weekend quiet spell. It has been intermittently erupting for a month with lava flows, including a stream two miles down the mountainside, prompting cautious forecasts from scientists.
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Catania
Sicily
Mt. Etna
Europe
Etna
Auto crash causes four hundred dollars in damage
A car driven by W E Saunders 44 of 318 E 19th St struck the rear of another vehicle near 8th and Mass Sts Monday night police said damage to Saunders car estimated at 400 with Savina Garcia 18 of 819 N J St driver of the other car not seriously damaged
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W.E. Saunders
E. 19Th St
8Th and
Mass. Sts
Savina Garcia
N. J. St
Polio Cases Rise in Topeka Area this Year
Twelve new polio cases reported this week lift Kansas total to 69 for the year, well below the 177 at the same point last year, according to the State Board of Health.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Board of Health
Card of Thanks to Friends and Medical Staff
Mrs. Howard Cavinese expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for cards and flowers received during her hospital stay. thanks Dr Johnson Dr Frink and all second floor nurses for their care and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Johnson
Dr. Frink
Howard Cavinese
Market Spotlight and Grain Outlook Report
Market at a glance shows mixed stock action with blue chips firming while bonds ease and commodities move unevenly. Cotton wavering, wheat firm in step with corn, oats up with corn, hogs steady to 50 cents lower. cattle steer at tops around 24.50 with top prices noted for steers.
Kansas City Market Report with Livestock and Grains
Kansas City livestock numbers show cattle activity with steers and heifers steady to higher on light cows and bulls. Prices list yearling fed steers 23.25, 1,100-1,200 lb steers 22.50-22.75, hogs 14.50, sheep with lambs 17.50-19.50 for prime natives, grains mixed with wheat around 1.90, corn 1.50-1.64, oats 0.69-0.74, milo and kafir 2.28 price range, with futures showing mixed moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C
Kansas City
USDA
K.C. Cash Grain
Dev
New York Stock Market Ends Mixed With Moderate Volume
The stock market moved irregularly but trended higher in late afternoon. Gains ranged 1 to 2 points with some higher, while losses were scarce. About 2.2 million shares traded, versus 2.19 million yesterday. Steel, motors, and railroads led, aircraft, copper, and many issues rose. airlines and chemicals declined. Graham-Paige surged at times, Georgia-Pacific Plywood saw heavy activity and sharp gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Graham-Paige
Georgia-Pacific
Highways With Federal Aid Carry Most Traffic
An 18 percent share of U.S. highways classified as federal aid routes accounts for about 42 percent of the national traffic. The figure highlights the concentration of usage on federally funded roads and implications for transportation planning.
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