Market roundup from Derby Grain and Wall Street notes
Derby Grain Co reports Wheat 1.88, corn 1.02, soybeans 2.18, oats and barley steady. New York stocks edge higher with irregular action. TXL surge linked to Texaco plans. Kansas City trading shows diverse grain and livestock quotes. March wheat futures around 2.03 to 2.04. Avalanche in eastern Switzerland noted with extreme speed.
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Derby Grain Co
New York
Chicago
Wall Street
du Pont
Union Carbide
Kansas City
New Staff Chosen At Daily Kansan
University of Kansas student newspaper announces second semester staff with Ronald Gallagher as managing editor and a roster of editors and department heads from Fort Scott Bethel Wichita Winfield Minneapolis and other cities. The list includes Jerome Musil Kansas City and Stephen Clark Coffeyville as sports editor and Martha Moser Lyndon as society editor.
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University
Kansan
Kansas University
News Department
Ronald Gallagher
Fort Scott
Scott Payne
Bethel
Kelly Smith
Wichita
Clayton Keller
Winfield
Carol Sue Merryfield
Minneapolis
Jerome Musil
Kansas City
Kan
Stephen Clark
Coffeyville
Martha Moser
Lyndon
William H. Mullins
Karl Koch
Eudora
Deaths and Funerals for Artemus Rhodehamel and Dale Robison
Funeral services for Artemus Rhodehamel 77 of Elyria Ohio will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Baker Funeral Home Overbrook burial in Mount Hope Cemetery Topeka He was born in Bradford Ohio and moved to Kansas in 1908 Survivors include two sisters Otis Hooker Topeka and Harry Bowers Torrance California Funeral services for Airman Second Class Dale Duane Robison 21 of Forbes Air Base will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev Harold Hamilton and Lt Col A H Lindemann Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery Robison was killed in a traffic accident three miles west of Manhattan on U S 24 Sunday
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Artemus Rhodehamel
Douglas County
Elyria
Ohio
Baker
Overbrook
Topeka
Mount Hope
Bradford
Kansas
Washington Creek
Otis Hooker
Harry Bowers
Torrence
Calif
Dale Duane Robison
Forbes Air Base
Rumsey Funeral Home
Harold Hamilton
A. H. Lindemann
Memorial Park Cemetery
Robison
Manhattan
U.S. 24
Divorces Filed in County Court and Noted Docket Updates
In Cimarron Oklahoma Louis Zieske faces fines for unregistered vehicle speeding fictitious tags and suspended license with $100 to $110 penalties. Paul Kennett bound over to February term District Court for child desertion. Joe Wright faces DUI charges with 30 day sentence and appeal. Bobby Brown receives 120 days for receiving stolen property. Divorces Filed Joseph Richards versus Mary Lou Richards.
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Lance Dee Hill
Cimarron
Okla
Louis Zieske
Paul Kennett
Idaho Springs
Colo
Joe Wright
Route 1
McLouth
Bobby J. Brown
Del
Joseph Richards
Mary Lou Richards
Memorial Hospital Admits Five Patients
Memorial Hospital reports admissions of Mrs. Ruth Hannah of Oskaloosa Jerry Pickens of Tonganoxie William Allan of 2101 La and John A. with limited details available.
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Ruth Hannah
Oskaloosa
Jerry Pickens
Tonganoxie
William Allan
John A
Local Directory Snippet Names Residents and Addresses
A list of residents and addresses across towns including Black, Tonganoxie, Lecompton, and Eudora. Entries name individuals such as Harold Alan Twigg, Thelma J. Howe, Mildred Commons, Mabel Staden, Walter Brecheisen, Frances and others with street numbers and cities. One line notes a daughter born Monday.
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Walter Brecheisen
Eudora
Edmund Mechavich
Franklin Thayer
Tudora
Mabel Hunter
Mass
Janet Sue Marsh
Robert Rogers
Green Acres Trailer Ct
John Meek
Charlotte Ann Sears
Mildred Redford
Evelyn Cecil
Baselior
Elizabeth Wotan
Mich
Wilma Tillotson
Lecompton
Maye McKone
Carl H. Lavery
Ohio
Harold Schweitzberger
Oak Hill
Kristine Carpenter
Rose Lane
Sandra Holloway
Architects Seek Training at MU
A Missouri Association of Registered Architects committee in Springfield pushes to create a University of Missouri architecture school. Chairman Richard P. Stahl says they plan a recommendation to the Legislature and seek in-state training via Missouri agreements with Nebraska and other states. Other committee members include Fred E. Dormeyer Jr and CAe Girardeau.
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Springfield
University of Missouri
Missouri Association of Registered Architects
Richard P. Stahl
Nebraska
Stahl
Kansas State University
University of Kansas
University of Arkansas
Missouri
Fred E. Dormeyer Jr
Cae Girardeau
David Clark
Columbia
Edward Thias
St. Louis
William M. Conrad
Kansas City
Konkani Language Context in Goa History
Konkani is the local language of Goa, traditionally written in scripts adopted from regional influences. The note highlights how Konkani has been associated with Marathi script usage in historical forms and linguistic discussions.
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Goa
Kansas budget session nears adjournment with aid boosts
Kansas school districts near a larger emergency aid increase of 25 per pupil though not the full request, while a disputed $100,000 Prairie National Park appropriation moves through the legislature. Gov. Anderson seeks to fund land acquisition after federal approval as the session aims for tonight’s adjournment.
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Topeka
Kansas
House
Senate
Goverhor
Anderson
State Printing Office
Pottawatomie County
Paul Wunsch
R-Kingman
Wunsch
Ways and Means Committee
January permits set new record in local construction total
Building permits in January reached 457 456 dollars, the highest for January since 1956. Major drivers were the Pi Beta Phi sorority house at West 15th Street, 256 000 dollars, and the Sunset Hill School addition at 152 000 dollars. Dwellings 44 656, new business 2 000, additions 1 500, remodeling 1 900. Inspector Louis Stone notes weather may delay a continued rise until March or April.
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Sunset Hill School
January
Pi Beta Phi
Kansas University
West 15Th Street
Sunset Hill
Stone
Jhe Nealon Bond
Moore Coast, Co
Davia
Missouri
Lonnie Medethanesy
Mileclea
Rarssell Jones
Salvation Army Hosts Citizens Appreciation Dinner Jubilee
The Salvation Army holds the second annual Citizens Appreciation Dinner at 6 30 p m February 27 at the Eldridge Hotel. Col Charles Overstake state commander will speak. The event marks the organization’s 75th anniversary since founding.
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Salvation Army
Eldridge Hotel
Col
Charles Overstake
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Eastman Kodak
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Johnson & Johnson
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U.S
K. C. Cash Grain
Vorder-Glarnisch
Switerzerland
Allied
Allis
Airlin
At&t
Atchison
Avco Corp
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
My Bran Airw
Cessna Air
Champlin Oil
Sp-Pac
Chi RI & Pac
East Rodde
Fair Whit
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Dynam
Gen Motors
Goodyear
P&l
G& E
Kan P&l
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M&m
Monsan
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Nat Bisc
NY Central
Eetee
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Nor Pac
Rennet
Ohio Oil Omy
Okla G&e
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Va Peabody Coal
Ys Penney JC
Bote
Pa RR
Business Department
Charles Martinache
Pittsburg
Harold F. Smith I Jr
Stouffer Pl
Richard Kline
Susanne Ellermeier
Norton
Bonnie McCullough
Garner
Iowa
Don E. Miller
Belle Haven
Kansas Public Service Co., Inc
Yellow Cab CO
W. Thompson
Louis Stone
Americas
Oldsnmobile
Oldsmobile
New Hampshire
9Th
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8Th and
Massachusetts
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First National
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