Market notes mixed as stocks fall and futures edge down
New York stocks edged lower for a sixth straight session after an opening gain, with active trading around 3.4 million shares. Gains were limited to a few low priced issues while steel, motor, chemical, oil, rail and aircraft stocks slipped about 2 points. A. J. Industries rose sharply from a small base.
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Market moves in cautious session with gains faded
Stocks started higher but slipped as the day wore on while government bonds edged lower. Prices moved above earlier lows in the afternoon as traders weighed economic signals and policy expectations.
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Two Men Hurt In Wreck At Big Springs
Two men suffered minor injuries in a one car accident at Big Springs 13 miles west of Lawrence on U S 40. Drivers Vernor Smith 41 of Lecompton and Lester Sorrels 32 of Topeka were treated after the 1958 Smith vehicle overturned and was demolished.
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Vernor Smith
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Lester Sorrels
Topeka
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Dick Krasnicka
Kansas Highway Patrol
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Sorrels
Lawrence Memorial
Boy 17 Cleared In Slaying Of Father In Self Defense
In Kansas City Kansas a 17 year old boy was cleared by City Judge C Clyde Myers of blame in his father death. Robert Eugene Dollard testified he acted in self defense after his father threw a sledge hammer. Police noted the father had over 30 prior arrests on drunkenness peace disturbance and assault charges.
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C. Clyde Myers
Robert Eugene Dollard
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Cerf Johnson Recital at Swarthout Hall Kansas University
Violinist Raymond Cerf and pianist Roy Johnson perform in a faculty recital at 8 p.m. next Wednesday in Swarthout Hall as part of the Beethoven Cycle series at Kansas University.
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Legislators urged to join Elm Blight battle in Kansas
Dr. Charles D. Michener of Kansas University Entomology urges state lawmakers to grant cities power to remove dead elm trees and spray healthy ones to curb Dutch elm disease. He warns without local and legislative action, infected trees and bark beetles threaten Kansas elm populations. Three steps include destroying afflicted trees, enabling city action on private property, and spring dormant-season spraying.
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Charles D. Michener
Kansas University Entomology Department
Michener
U. S
Kansas State
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Elms of Greater Value Legislation Delayed to 1961
The article notes that legislation protecting valuable shade trees, including elms, would likely not be considered until the 1961 session. Delays beyond that time risk harming shade areas in various communities.
12 Expensive Horses Arrive at Hialeah Park Winter Meet
Twelve horses that sold for a combined $542,000 at the Saratoga and Keeneland yearling sales last summer are among about 300 young horses prepared to race at Hialeah Park this winter in Miami Florida.
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Miami. Fla. UN
Saratoga
Hialeah Park
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