Market News: Mixed Grain and Livestock Trends Nationwide
Market observers report narrow price changes in grain with wheat weak in Chicago due to hedging pressure while corn futures edge higher. Cattle and hog markets show steady tonnage and price levels with light supply. Kansas City cash grain terms show modest declines across several futures, and livestock receipts reflect modest activity with steady values in some sectors.
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Marketa Ata
New York
Toni Corton
Chicago
Kansan
Usday
Toad Woods
Uue
Sheen
Call for Leaders Emphasizes Self Reliance at Club Meeting
EAL FOR LEADERS A and A call for leaders in a program preserved the dignity of the individual came in a talk by Clay Rogers of Co-Operative clubs before the local Eldridge hotel gathering. He urged business and professional people to counter government dependency and union control, warning against communism and mass labor movements while praising U S equality of opportunity and individual rights. Williame presided as secretary Ruben Fox introduced the speaker.
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A&a
At- Clay Rogers
International
Co-Operative Clubs
Iget
Eldridge
Ena
Rogers
Gove
I Labor
Washington
Roger
Search Held Up In Colorado Snow For Missing CAA Plane
In severe winter weather near Denver three Civil Aeronautics Administration fliers vanished from a twin engine transport Wednesday night. Nearly 40 planes, with air force support, prepared to search the area though conditions worsened. The missing craft carried co pilot Warren L. Lunel and Denver inspector Ross C. Brown among others en route from Denver to Grand Junction.
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Denver
Rocky
Hamilton Field
Grand Junction
Coro
March Field
Los Angeles
Air Force
Army
Civil Air Patrol
National Guard
Colorado
CAA
Fred Suagely
Kansas City
Warren L. Luneim
Leavenworth
Kas Ross C. Brown
McCollum Honored with 500000 Pratt McCollum Fund
Elmer McCollum emeritus professor at Johns Hopkins University receives a $500000 gift from trustee John Lee Tratt to establish the Pratt McCollum fund for trace element research in plants animals and humans. Gift supports vitamin discovery work and other biochemistry studies at Johns Hopkins.
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Elmer ¥. McCollum
University of Kanaas
Johna Hopkins University
Baltimore
Hiner
Johns Hopkins
John Lee Tratt
Pratt-McCollum Fund
McCollum
WK. U
University of Wisconsin
John Hopkins
President as Umpire in Foreign Affairs Debate
Michigan senator notes Truman proposal would place the president as the ultimate umpire in foreign affairs while Vandenberg warns for independent decision making. Taft supports cabinet-level administration and an administrator who could operate effectively. Witnesses say the president would take orders from the secretary of state under Truman’s plan.
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State Department
Michigan
Vandenberg
Taft
Truman
Woodring Rumored For Top Post In Occupied Germany
Frankfort Germany January 23 An American military government officer said he had the definite impression Woodring came to Germany to take over a top job in the occupied zone administration. Woodring has not commented and President Truman weighs him for high commissioner as the governorship shifts to the state department June 30. Woodring former Kansas governor and secretary of war under Roosevelt resigned after clashes over aircraft to England and Roosevelts third and fourth terms. No confirmation from Washington. Presidential Press Secretary Ross says news to me.
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Frankfort
Germany
Harry H. Woodring
Woodring
Truman
State Department
Kansas
Roosevelt
England
Washington
Charles G. Ross
Murphy Refuses Answers in Bankruptcy Contempt Hearing
A bankruptcy hearing in St Joseph Missouri was recessed as Harry J Murphy of Tarkio refused to answer questions. He was ordered to appear in district court to show why he should not be held in contempt. A deposition showed Murphy’s farm title was in his name from 1944 to 1947 and mortgaged. Father D C Murphy testified he knew little about his son in law’s farm implement deals.
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St. Joseph
CPA
Harry J. Murphy
Tarkio
Shu
Murphy
Npvel
D. C
Memorial Hospital and Local Births and Fire Report
Admitted George Willard Black at Memorial Hospital and multiple births announced for today including a daughter to Mr and Mrs Dale Maness and a son to Mr and Mrs E W Geppelt. Dismissals include Mrs Billy Allen and baby Mrs Imogene Howard and others. Fire at the Double Eagle Refining Company destroyed two warehouses and several oil tanks with no injuries reported.
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George Willard Black
Charles Douglas
Linwood
United
Pleasant Street
William Vogler
Benton Boulevard
Kansas City
Sandra Louis Provost
Lane 1
Sun- Nower
Gene David Trott
Billy Allen
Baby
Haskell Avenue
Imogene Howard
Barker Avenue
Fred Z. Lewis
Vivien Farsons
Bonnie Adriance
Baldwin
Robert Flory
Lone Star
Dale Maness
Lane Q
Sunflower
William Schehrer
Eudora
E. W. Geppelt
Oklanama
Double Eagle Refining Company
N.el Firat Street
Eudora Coyotes Drive Sponsored by Local Lodges
Community coyote hunts are planned in Eudora for tomorrow and Sunday February 1. The 9:45 am drive begins at Eudora High School with 125 square miles to cover and hunter check in by drive captains. Lunch served by the Rebekahs near Hesper School a week later. A second hunt west of Fadora between Kaw and Wakarusa Rivers starts 1 pm four and a half miles east of Lawrence along east Fifteen street to Kaw Valley School. Also report on Ulysses water works bond vote set for January 23 with a $22 500 measure to extend mains townwide.
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Eudora
Eudora Lo, QO. F. Lodge
Eudora High School
Rebekahs
Hesper School
Eudora Citizens Protective Association
Kaw
Wakarusa
Fadora
Lawrence
East Fifteen Street
Kaw Valley School
Four KU women to transfer for nursing degree at KU Medical Center
Four University of Kansas women will move to KU Medical Center in Kansas City on March 2 to complete professional work for a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. The group includes Marylouise Bienhoff Ellen Dufford Marshall Mo Lou Anna Schlup Stewartsville Mo and Marie Jackson Parker. They have completed five semesters on the Lawrence campus and will begin 2 1/2 years of residence study in the nursing education department, earning nursing degrees and certificates upon completion.
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University of Kansas
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Marylouise Bienhoff
Ellen Dufford
Marshall
Lou Anna Schlup
Stewartsville
Marie Jackson
Parker
Lawrence
Department of Nursing Education
Medical Center
HEARD
Nearly Half Wheat Crop Used Up in Six Months
The agriculture department reports about 45 percent of the wheat crop used in the first half of the crop year. Officials say this supports President Truman's export goal of 500 million bushels. Exports cover July to January, with about 1.449 billion bushels planted at year start and around 795 million bushels still held by farmers and merchants.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Truman
Department
Toys to finance trip to Europe for Kansas State students
Kansas State College sophomore William Denholm funds a summer trip to Europe for the UN group by selling three inch felt toy animals with flashlight eyes. He operates retail outlets in Manhattan, Lawrence, Tonganoxie, Lansing and Kansas City as about 80 students seek $800 each to cover the tour costs.
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Manhattan
Kan
William Denholm
Kansas State College
Europe
United Nations Education, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Denholm
Lawrence
Tonganoxie
Lansing
Kansas City
Kansas State
Sigel Community News Notes From Local Visits And Events
The column lists numerous social visits and gatherings in Sigel and nearby towns. Names include Earl Martin and family, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Sanders, Mrs. Frederick, Mrs. Trapp, Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Clough, Alvin Seeley, and many others. It mentions quilting, missionary meetings, Sunday school parties, travel to Florida for the Georgia Tech game, and local travel circles. Also notes the death of Emma Evans Mifflin and a piano fact about string vibrations.
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Earl Martin
Andy
Helene
My. Johnson
Key
Harry Sanders
Colorado Spring
A. B. Frederick
Glenn Trapp
Stickey
James Sanders
Gentry
C. A. Porter
Lawrence
E. Leslie Clough
Tails
Alvin Seeley
Danny
Cold
Ervin Steele
Hubert
Libbey
Sharon
Willam Johnson
William Johnson
Huncheon
Haya Hammond
Kanaashy
Kan
Orlyn_ Vaughn
Duane
Martine
Darlene
R. L. Clough
Teshe Clough
E. T. Steele
Mae Standwix
Barker
Pevetish
Raymond
Overbrook
Della Morgan
Non
David
Lawretire
Clinton Presbyterian Church
M 1Debneon
Leslie Cinch
Jon Cox
Meo
Edeline Hulce
Ko L. Clough
Dean Wrightsman
Janet
Jey
Stoneback
Ray Vaughn
Winfred
Worden
RB. L. Clough
Irwin J. Stoneback
Orlando
Silver Springs
Fla
New Orleans
H. 4. Stoneback
Ray G.neback
Sedalia
Miami
Bira
Ray G. Stoneback
Irvin J. Stoneback
H. H Stoneback
Florida
Emma Evans Mifflin
Lyons
Raymond Goff
Sigel
R. A. Farmer
R Clough
Evening school to expand second semester offerings
Second semester sessions of Club825 adult evening school begin February 10 with broader course offerings than last fall. FE J Logsden says advisory committee prioritizes self development and adds free vocational courses may continue if demand holds. New classes in furniture repair cooking sewing art photography and more will be complemented by possible university extension courses. Enrollment expected through early February. L Delbert Severna 78 bank president dies at his rural Peru Kansas home. He was a pioneer farmer and stockman in Chautauqua county. The cormorant must svu face to consume a fish after he has caught it under water.
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FE. J. Logsden
Chamber of Commerce
Junior &. of C
State Board of Vocational Education
Lorsdenaid
University Extension
University of Kansas
Logsdon
Pern
Sedan
Kan
L. Delbert Severna
Pern State Bank
Peru
Severna
Chauutauqua
Prices in City Produce Kansas City Market Jan 22
Eye Extras 395: prices at standard rates. Butterfat and poultry quotes include hens under 4 lb, Arkansas springs, springs, Reds, broilers, and turkeys with weights and unit prices. Listings show Roosters, Leghorns, capons, young tom turkeys with weight ranges and price per pound.
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Kansas City
Arkansas Springs
Springs
Rockr
Aggregated rail and industrial stock notes from a December market page
The page recounts mixed stock movements with emphasis on Union Pacific Illnois Central Atlantic Coast Line and other rail and steel makers. It notes a tentative rebound forecast for the Torr Mine and mentions declines alongside many industrial firms. Also includes personal messages of thanks from families for sympathy and flowers.
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York
Jan
Loudeia Acre
Yg Pacific
Great Necthermway
Union Pacific
Illnois Cen
Atlantic Coast Line
I 8 Steel
Eler
Internationsl Harvester
BK Petroleum
Texas Gait
Vos & Resnolde
Nymeth Ot
Pacific Wester ON
Owens Tinots
Centar -Fes
Warner Lie Ait Relacton
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Eagle Picker Co
Boulder
Colo
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Oklahoma
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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Memorial Hospital
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Lawrence Recreation Co
George C. Hall
Douglas County
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Inchboner Hall
State Highway Department
Hoch Auditorium
KFKU
Life Magazine
Kay Thompson
Williams Brothers
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Beatrice Lillie
Copacabana
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Chrysler Corp Clues Service
Gen Foods
Kennecott
Neate
Lawrence Loan & Finance No
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Eldon Ulrich
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C. L. Rutter
Enpallmenty Close
Raets Ead
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Claude Rains
Audrey Totter
Constance Barnett
Hard Hatfield Malketcing
Michael North
Granada
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