Market news outline from Kansas City and New York
Market report cites August doldrums and cautious finance sentiment. Kansas City livestock prices show steady to higher calves heifers and cows, with mixed stocker demand and slower bull and vealer activity. Kansas grains feature higher wheat and corn futures, thin to steady trade, and price quotes across soybeans and oats.
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Kansas City
Ruspday Cate TV
TPG Ag
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Atilans Aml
Shipryerit
K. C. Cash Grain
New York
House OKs Reclamation Funds For Missouri Basin
The House approved a 162 million dollar compromise reclamation construction program for the fiscal year, part of an 858 million dollar public works bill. Final allocations include Missouri basin projects in Nebraska and Kansas, plus various state units, with cuts to Ainsworth and Farwell units, and a Kansas Strawn reservoir adjustment. The measure moves to the Senate, eyeing White House approval, and aims to come in about 2 percent under the President's budget.
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Washington
House
Senate
Missouri Basin
Bostwick Division
Nebraska
Kansas
Cedar Bluffs
Kirwin
Webster
Missouri Basin Investigations
Interior Department
Budget Bureau
House-Senate
Ainsworth
Farwell
House Conference
White House
Conference Committee
Eisenhower
Kansas Strawn
Visitors to China Called Red Tools
The State Department warned American youths that visiting Communist China would make them tools of propaganda. Undersecretary Christian A. Herter said a quasi war exists and travelers could face passport problems and possible Trading with the Enemy Act violations. About 40 youths showed interest in a trans Siberian trip via Moscow.
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Washington U
State Department
United States
Red China
Christian A. Herter
Herter
Moscow
Communist China
Peping
El Paso Mine Reopened For Mushroom Cultivation
Cripple Creek Colorado report that the famed El Paso mine is reopening not for ore but to house a mushroom growing operation on the second level. The venture plans to utilize the mine space for a new agricultural use despite its storied mining past.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
el Paso
Traffic Violators Tried in Police Court
Eleven traffic violation cases heard today in police court list defendants with addresses and penalties. Names include Earl Moore Os car W. Nitsch Ronald LeRoy Todd Phillip Comstock Henry R Hodges Margaret Belt George Pedrick Eldon Bailey Alberg Worden John Perry Man Joyce Rand and others with fines and bonds forfeited for offenses such as speeding reckless driving improper passing and running red lights.
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Earl Moore
Elin St
Oscar W. Nitsch
Prospect Ave
Ronald LeRoy Todd
N. Y
Phillip Comstock
8Th St
Henry R. Hodges
R. I. St
Margaret FE. Belt
R. I
George B. Pedrick
la. St
Eldon M. Bailey
Lake St
Alberg
Delegates Warned On Education At Lutheran League Meet
In Stillwater Oklahoma delegates from the Lutheran Church Walther League warn that Americans have allowed communism by replacing home religious education with social education. The 65th international convention of the 90,000 member league meets on the Oklahoma State University campus.
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Stillwater
Okla
Lutheran Church Walther League
Oklahoma State University
Extra Session Possible If Aid Cuts Excessive
House Republican Leader Martin of Massachusetts warned that a special session of Congress could be required if foreign aid appropriations are cut too deeply.
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Washington
House
Martin
Massachusetts
Congress
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