Markets At a Glance and Kansas City Livestock Report
Markets at a glance with New York stocks bonds and cotton mixed. Kansas City cattle and hog markets show steady to firm trends. fed steers and calves range 19.00 to 23.00 while stockers and feeders vary. crates and lambs slower with cautious demand. Wall Street dips with notable declines in energy and transportation shares. volume uneven as traders digest Middle East tensions and tariff signals.
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Liveciar Sass
KLOC
Kansas City -P
Uiliity
Neil Barrows
Iesweer
Wall Street
Svan Aris
Brads International
Absa
New Jersey
Texas Co
Amerada
Convict Faces Charge In Kidnap of Young Couple
A fugitive Ohio convict James Richardon, 35, was brought from Kansas City to Lexington Missouri to face a first degree robbery charge tied to the abduction of a Salina Kansas couple found captive in the car trunk. Victims Carl Wagner and his wife gave him a ride home from vacation. Wagner was struck lightly and Mrs. Wagner unharmed.
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Lexington
Ohio
James Richardon
Kansas City
Salina
Kas
Esson
London
Carl A. Wagner
Wagner
Reed Named Head of Rural Development Program
Secretary Benson appoints Pr Mark J Reed former Purdue dean as coordinator of a new federal state rural development program Reed, 71, met with President Eisenhower who voiced confidence in Reed and the program Congress appropriated two million dollars for the current year to fund technical aid planning and other support for low income rural areas
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Washington
Benson
Mark J. Reed
Purdue University
Eisenhower
Reed
Congress
Weekend fire calls and marriage licenses reported
The Fire Department responded to two weekend calls, one a false chimney smoke report on Arkansas Street and a grass fire three miles west on US Highway 40, with no damage. Probate Court issued marriage licenses for Lawrence residents Lawrence to Hendricks and Larkin and Topeka residents Smith to Meo, Weissbeck, and Kresie.
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Arkansas Street
Highway 40
Jack Welcher
Patricia Wiggins
Lawrence
Thomas T. Hendricks Jr
Jesse Luella Larkin
Topeka
Sherrell EE. Smith
Mary Ben Smith
Kansas City
Donald F. Kresie
Meriden
Annette Bo Weissbeck
Four Dead and Dozens Hurt After East Bus Crash
A fatal bus accident near State Park, Neptune, left four dead and about 30 injured. Rescue teams freed passengers as the bus plunged into a concrete barrier, peeling the roof back. Eva Distinfeld of Brooklyn and Cena Greenberg of New York were identified among victims. Purea Sunua of New York died later at Parkin Memorial Hospital. The incident prompted state police investigations amid questions about the bus service and safety measures.
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Tom Ansel
Servier
Asd
Creepy Lene
Aroeal and Parkin) Memorial Hospital
Neptune
Distenfeld
Brooklyn N Yo
Cena Greenberg
New
13th Atomic Test Delayed At Desert Site
The 13th blast in the summer atomic test series was postponed for 1 hours today due to stormy weather. The Doppler device was scheduled to fire at 5:30 am from a balloon one foot above the desert as winds and thunderheads halted balloon handling and the AEC reported the explosion would be canceled for safety.
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Atomic Test Site
New
Desert
Atomic Energy Commission
Girard Summons to Appear in Japanese Court Action
Army Specialist William Girard was formally ordered to appear in court for trial on charges related to shooting a Japanese woman. Judge Yuzo Kawachi signed the summons ordering Girard to appear August 25, with delivery to the Camp Drew commander and restraint of Girard at the base south of here.
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Malebasht
Japan
William Giirard
Tod
Yuzo Kawachi
Girard
Camp Drew
Here
Gaillard Began with a Button Hopes to Put France in Black
Felix Gaillard, France’s young finance minister, pushes through new taxes to restore public accounts. He inherited a fragile budget with a deficit near 2.28 million dollars and sought bold reforms after guiding a tax bill passed by a strong Assembly vote. He is seen as a potential future premier, European integration advocate, and a modernizing force in postwar France.
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Gaillard
France
Panin
Felix Gaillard
Gailard
National Assembly
Guy Monet
Maurier Bourses-Maunoury
Assembly
Bourges-Maunoury
Speefil Facts
Finance Ministry
New York
Laureels
Jean Monnet
Rhine
Eurrope
Asthma Formula Sold Without Prescription Now
Public notice claims a top prescribed asthma formula is available over the counter in New York. It touts rapid relief from spasms, mucus congestion, and nervous tension without injections, promising sleep restoration and long relief with three medicines combined in prescription strength.
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York
N.Y
Wien
Ske
Leek
Woisenais Poarmace
Cour
Injured Airman Improves in Hospital at Fairchild AFB
Airman Third Class John Channel, 18, son of Mrs Ruby Channel of 1223 Almira Ave, Spokane area, shows progress after a high dive accident at Fairchild AFB. Doctors estimate recovery may take a year. he has partial use of the left side and may walk again with time and therapy. Mrs Channel, who traveled from Idaho after the July accident, notes his condition is improving but future status remains unclear.
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Jobn
Ruby Channel
Almira Ave
Fairchild Air Force Base
Spokane
Channel
Ida
Jaycees Name Emporia For Fall Meet In Kansas
The Kansas Junior Chamber of Commerce selected Emporia for its fall meeting set for November 10. The decision was made at a three day quarterly session in Great Bend with about 4000 people attending. Delegates voted to continue a year round sports program including a teenage rodeo and a galat tournament and gave achievement awards to Don Voorhees of Great Bend and Bob Gardner of Hays.
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Great Bend
Kansas Junior Chamber of Commerce
Emporia
Don Voorhees
Bob Gardner
Hays
Voorhees
Gardner
Metcalf’s Dual Valor and Civic Service in Lawrence
Gen Metcalf Wilder S Metcalf remembered as military hero and community leader in Lawrence born in Maine grew up in Ohio moved to Lawrence in 1887 joined local National Guard rising to captain major and colonel commanded First Kansas Infantry fought in the Philippines under Funston wounded twice breveted honorary brigadier general by McKinley later served as district pension agent and pension commissioner active in business law and politics including state senator and Republican conventions Taps for Wilder Metcalf in 1935 praised by American Legion national commander as a gallant soldier and true American.
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Metcalf
Maine
Ohio
Lawrence
National Guard
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1St
Kansas Infantry
Kansas National Guard
Mean
Kansas University Law School
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Kansas
J. W. Leedy
Spain
Kansas Volunteer Infantry
Philippines
Fred Funston
Arthur MacArthur
Douglas MacArthur
Funston
Metcal
Liberty Life Insurance Co
Law
Rence National Bank
U.S
Coolidge
Wilder
American Legion
Senate confirms McElroy as secretary of defense
The Senate approved by voice vote President Eisenhower's nomination of Neil H. H. McElroy to serve as secretary of defense replacing Charles E. Wilson. Also approved was James E. M. Smith Jr. as foreign aid chief and John J. Gilhooley as assistant secretary of labor in voice votes.
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Senate
Senhower
Neil HH. McElroy
Defense
McElroy
Procter & Cramble
Charles BE. Wilson
James EH. Smith Jr
H Vear
Colorado
Smith
James HB. Hollister
Cincinnati
International Cooperation Administration
Pioneer of Kansas Dies at 92 in Junction City
Sargent 92 longtime Junction City resident died after short illness. He came to town in 1846 on first passenger train and ran a family drug store opened 1865. Known for goose bone weather forecasts learned from Indians. Survived by six children in Kansas and California. Funeral set for 10 a.m. Wednesday.
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Junction City
Linden
Sargent
Juncction City
Wild Bill Hickok
Leslie W
James V
Fletcher W
Los Angeles
Arden Scofield
Kirksville
Lolita Boudinot
Beverly Hills
Calif
Royals Shake Off Colds During Balmoral Holiday
Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Margaret report shaking off colds indoors at Balmoral Castle for the annual holiday after a strenuous summer social season. The item also notes Davy Moore of Lexington Kentucky as the son of a minister in a separate brief.
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Ballater
Scotland
Elizabeth II
Margaret
Balmoral’ Castle
Davy Moore
Lexington, Ky
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