Market News: Wheat to Soybeans Prices and Fallout
Market data from Harwood's Market and Kansas City shows mixed commodities and livestock values. Wheat, corn, Milo, soybeans, barley, oats and various eggs and butter prices listed, with hogs and cattle bids and Kentucky City grain figures. Stocks drifted in quiet trade with small gains and losses across sectors in New York.
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Harwood
K. C. Cash Grain
Kansas City
Wall Street
New York
Births at Memorial Hospital and nearby names listed
Memorial Hospital and numerous residents are listed with addresses in Baldwin and nearby towns. Birth notices include Phillip Sprusell Ira Collins Paul Coleman and Richard Flowers with newborn sons announced Wednesday or today. Names reflect local families and street designations.
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Phillip Sprusell
Ira Collins
3Rd St
Paul Coleman
Elm
Richard Flowers
Eudora
Local Fire Calls Reported on Wednesday and Thursday
Fire crews responded to a car fire in the 600 block of Mass St at 3 22 p m causing slight damage at 4 43 p m a grass fire between University Drive and Valley Lane with no loss Today at 2 pm a kitchen fire at 346 Locust caused damage but no estimate given
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Mass. St
University Drive
Valley Lane
Senate Agency Appointments Set By Dayton Blair
Senate committee assignments announced with Republicans dominating leadership. Sen. Glee Smith presided as president pro tempore, naming 27 Republican chairmen and only two Democrat chairmen or vice chairs, highlighting key posts in Oil and Gas and Livestock. Major chairs included Hodge, Harder, Ward, and Sanborn, with numerous pairs listed across Agriculture to Ways and Means.
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Topeka
Senate
Glee Smith
R - Larned
Charles Joseph
D-Potwin
Oil and Gas Committee
Joseph Warren
D - Maple City
William S. Bowers
Ottawa
Frank Hodge
Hutchinson
Joseph C. Harder
Mound Ridge
William H. Ward
Marion
Ted Sanborn
Belleville
Agriculture
E.W. Strahan
Salina
Leslie A. Droge
R-Seneca
Strahan
Jack Barr
R-Scoti
Edward F. Reilly
R-Leavenworth
Robert Bennett
R-Prairie Village
Keith Sebelius
R-Norton
W.e.woodard
R-Wichita
Bennett
Ard
Harder
Walter Porter
R-Miller
Reynolds Shultz
R-Lawrence
Droge
J. Harm Voss
R-Downs
Woodard
Sebelius and
Shultz
Norman E. Gaar
R-Westwood
Steadman Ball
R-Atchison
Jack A. Quinlan
Sanborn
Ward
Marvin M. Cox
Kingman
Tom R. van Sickle
Fort Scott
Gaar
Robert C. Taggart
Agriculture Cited As Great U S Strength
Glenn H. Beck of Kansas State University on the second day of the Kansas Agriculture Convention said the United States gains strength against communism through its agricultural prowess. He addressed about 1,000 delegates noting food supply and economic growth as key advantages over rivals.
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Topeka
United States
Glenn H. Beck
Kansas State University
Dean Beck
Kansas Legislature Moves to Reapportion State Seats
The Kansas Senate proposes a constitutional convention to allow at least one House to be nonpopulation based, seeking to overturn a U S Supreme Court ruling. If Congress acts, three fourths of states must ratify. The plan follows court-ordered rema pportionment and House suits demanding further changes.
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Topeka
Kansas
Senate Committee On Interstate Cooperation
Congress
Glee Smith Jr
R-Larned
Smith
Kansas Senate
Kansas Supreme Court
House
Senate
Butler
County junior college to comply with new districts
Senator Charles Joseph of Potwin introduced the bill to keep the same districts for regent selection, stating the sole aim is to align the junior college districts with the new legislative boundaries.
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Charles Joseph
D-Potwin
Fire at 1016 Ohio Street Destroys Roof
Fire department was called to 1016 Ohio St at about 2 45 p m to battle a house fire. Most of the flames were on the roof. Residents are Mr and Mrs Ray Needham. Three trucks were dispatched to the scene.
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Ohio St
Ray Needham
Funeral services for Mrs Maude R Murphy Gress
Funeral services for Mrs Maude R Murphy Gress 66 of Edgerton will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev Donald Groves and Rev Jerry Harnden officiating. Burial will be in Clinton Cemetery. She died Tuesday night at Gardner Community Medical Center.
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Maude R. (Murphy) Gress
Edgerton
Rumsey Funeral
Donald Groves
Jerry Harnden
Clinton Cemetery
Gress
Gardner Community Medical Center
New York City Man Donald Higgins Dies, KU Alumni Link
Donald Higgins of New York City, KU graduate and son of the late Edward Higgins longtime KU law department chair, died with arrangements not announced. He earned the A B from KU in 1924 and led the United Press association in Kansas City. He later publicized for the Office of Price Stabilization in New York and worked for the American Broadcasting Corporation. He served as publicity director for the Cheyenne TV series. a son Don graduated from Cornell and a daughter Mary Ann is a KU alumna.
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Donald Higgins
New York City
Kansas University
Edward Higgins
United Press Association
Kansas City
Office of Price Stabilization
New York
American Broadcasting Corporation
Don
Cornell University
Mary Ann
Singer Will Move To New Location
Singer Co. will move its store to 45 Mass. next week. The current site at 927 Mass. will house a fabrics department and a full line of trimmings buttons and sewing patterns. Remodeling costs around 10000 dollars with carpeting walls and mirrors and tiled floors. The store, formerly Edmiston’s, will feature gray and yellow colors. Manager Robert D. Bohrer has served about six months. Esther Craig teaches sewing and dressmaking. Karen Langley is the other full time employee.
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Singer Co
Mass
Edmiston’s
Singer
Robert D. Bohrer
Redbud
Esther Craig
Park Hill Terr
Karen Langley
E. 18Th
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Morrell
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NY Central
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Peabody Coal
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Phill
UN Carbide
U S
Ralph Achning
Jose Osborn
N. 5Th
Benjamin Stegmaier
Route 1
Ray Swank
E. 21St
Beatrice Stevenin
Baldwin
Helen Perkins
Maple Lane
Vernon Michael
Chester Kilgore
James Anderson
Elza Bond
James Johnston
Tonganoxie
Mary Bass
R.I
Merle Commons
Sandra Foster
Craig Ct
Joyce Price
W. 21St
Kathryn Newman
Ohio
Sally Newman
R.L. ‘Dale Jump
Eugene Vaughan
Wellsville
Wanda Ballinger
Edyth Cox
Route 2
Renna Francy
Phyllis Hobson
Winifred May
Oskaloosa
Stella Puckett
Carol Brown
Barbara Stewart
N.Y
Ann Edwinson
W. 25Th
Frances Alexander
Wellington Rd
Walter Kimmel
MdLouth
William Knoche
Baselior
Cary Grant
Lesie Caton
Father Goose
Peecedocscooess
Panavsion
Omeosonr
Sanser
Dayton Blair
Associated Press
Bowers
L. Claude Bell
Rawlins
Porter and
Warren
Droge and
Kent Frizzel
Wichita
Taggart and
Oil and Gas
Frizzel and
Joseph
Reilly
A. F
Tony) Casado
George W. Haley
Bell and Haley
Savings and Loan
Cox and Voss
Bowers and Barr
Ways and Means
Sanborn and Ward
Wells
Bill Tschudy
City Hall
Ray Wells
Tschudy
Iowa
Journal-World Photo
U.S
Charlie Sorel
We Tony
Debbie
Pa Siirtis
Reynolds
Boone
GoopBye Guang
Jeera Bore
Laura Dem
Walter Matthaw
Ae An
Mrs. Maude R. Gress
Block CS
America
Massachusetts ST
Sun
Sherwin-Williams
Sreolon
Hercules
Powder Company
Herculon
Hercules Powder Company
Gulistan
THE
Sherwin-Williams Co
Lawrence
New Hampshire
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