Markets At a Glance Stall Mixed News Bun
Markets mixed with rails advancing while bonds weaken. Cotton and wheat show gains, soybeans and hogs rise on late demand. oats steady. In New York stock action, late trading mixed as rails lead losses and steel, auto, and oil sectors rebound from earlier lows. A Kansas City market report covers cattle, hogs, and sheep with steady to higher quotes.
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Sitter and child die from poisoned food in Chicago case
Police say a babysitter and a two year old boy died after ingesting poisoned cockroach powder in Chicago. The incident details and responsible parties remain under investigation as authorities review the unusual poisoning scenario.
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US Navy Destroyer Manley Hit By Huge Wave
A huge wave struck the destroyer Manley off Spain while en route from Norfolk to join the 6th Fleet. One man died and others were critically injured as a section of the bulkhead caved in. Winds up to 60 knots, the ship heads for Lisbon.
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Air Force C47 Crashes Near Tokyo Killing Five Crewmembers
A U S Air Force C47 transport crashed into a forest near Hachioji about 25 miles west of Tokyo last night, killing all five crewmen. Names of the airmen were not released.
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Clifford Harding Chosen Junior Merchant of Month
Clifford Harding, son of Mr and Mrs C L Marding of 822 Ark St, is named the Journal-World Junior Independent Merchant of the Month for November 1958. A Lawrence High School sophomore, he delivers papers on Route No. 24 serving Missouri Arkansas and Michigan areas with about 110 customers. He also mows lawns for many customers, owns a power mower, and participates in school and community activities including the A band Pep Band First Presbyterian Church Youth Fellowship and Troop 59 Camp Naish.
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Army Holds Action On Water Projects
The Army Engineer Corps halts awarding new contracts for water projects while reexamining its program amid budgetary changes. The hold affects flood control navigation and related works, with about 1544 million dollars of river and flood control funds in Kansas City area contracts pending. A district breakdown is being prepared.
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Bandits Captured Quickly in Emporia Robbery
Two bandits wearing black leather jackets robbed an attendant at knifepoint at four Emporia filling stations last night and fled on foot. Police captured the suspects within an hour.
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Fire destroys Rok-A-Chair Plant in Coffeyville
A morning fire of undetermined origin leveled the Rok-A-Chair Manufacturing Co in Coffeyville. Fire Chief Cal Durand estimated damage at 38,000 dollars, with 30,000 dollars to contents. About 300 new chairs were lost. three adjacent structures also suffered damage.
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