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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1962
Page
9
Kansas City markets report eggs prices and poultry byproduct rates with cattle hogs and sheep bids. Wheat corn oats and soybeans move with futures and cash prices, while New York stocks fall on profit taking and mixed bonds.
Senator James B. Pearson urged support for the Kennedy administration trade expansion bill during a campaign stop in Mission Kansas. He said the measure is a good bill and essential to economic growth and stability of the nation.
TOPEKA AP State Bank Commissioner J A O Leary today issued a call for condition of all banks and trust companies as of June 30.
Mrs. Nellie E. Lodge 53 died in Lincoln Nebraska and funeral services are in McLouth at 10 a.m. Saturday with burial in McLouth Cemetery. She was a retired Bank of McLouth bookkeeper and member of McLouth Baptist Church and Eastern Star Alcione Chapter. Survivors include two daughters Ruth Slaton Topeka Betty Payne Lincoln Neb a son Richard Kansas City Kan her mother Estella Brittain Oska loosa two sisters Mabel Crosswhite Nortonville Alice Miller Oskaloosa three brothers John Brittain Oskaloosa George and James Brittain McLouth and two grandchildren. Bradford Funeral Home McLouth in charge. Also funeral services were set for Dr N Venay Bolin a Kansas City psychiatrist who died by accidental gunshot Thursday at his lodge Lake of the Ozarks aged 57. Noon service at Fulton Chapel burial Highland Park Cemetery. Dr Bolin native of Cleveland Kansas a KU graduate and KU Medical School alumnus. Survivors include widow Evelyn Bolin daughter Isabel Bolin son John Richard Bolin brother Keith Bolin Pueblo Colo and a grandson.
J E Wolfe of Chicago said railroads will implement labor economies as soon as possible after five railroad unions in Cleveland rejected arbitration for the crew size dispute. He said action hinges on the federal mediation board terminating its services, which occurs after a side rejects arbitration.
At 10:08 a.m. a car fire at 2nd and Locust caused minor damage. At 12:03 p.m. a garage fire at 508 Mich. St. caused minor damage.
Profit taking pushed the New York stock market into a loss with moderately active trading. Volume reached about 3.3 million shares, down from 3.35 million the prior day as key stocks slid on a broad front. IBM led losses near 5 points with Polaroid Xerox and Eastman Kodak off over 2, while General Electric Union Carbide Zenith and Phelps Dodge fell about 2 each.
Memorial Hospital records births and lists dozens of area residents with addresses. Notable entries include Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hamlet a son Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Morelan a son today, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ziesenis a daughter today. Names span Eudora Baldwin Eureka Sunflower and more.
A Tokyo newspaper wrongly labeled Wichita as an underdeveloped region inviting Japanese factories to the United States. City officials and Kansas leaders questioned the miscaption but welcomed potential investment and know how to diversify industry. A Commerce Department spokesperson noted brochures on areas offering inducements were sent by Japan.
Kansas tax collections for the 1962 fiscal year reached a new peak totaling 185.7 million dollars, up 63 percent from 1961 and 11 million above the prior record. The gain partly anticipated, though it reflects funds for local governments and the highway department, not the state’s overall financial condition.
The Baldwin Teen Club will sponsor a dance at 7 30 Saturday night in the Legion Hall. All teen agers are invited according to advisor Earl Bost.
A government effort described as part of a broad campaign to attract investment capital from all industrialized nations was forwarded to the Japanese foreign ministry months ago. The move aims to boost funding for domestic projects and economic growth.
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