Cattle on the Move as Range Herds Head for Market
Range cattle from the southwest and plains march toward markets as rains revive grass in Kansas and Oklahoma. Ranchers face selling big herds or feeding grains, with July 15 likely for many to move east to market. Grass fed steers in Kansas City stockyards bring 11 to 13.50 per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls
Kan
Great’ Grass
Clint Squires
Beaumont
Tex
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Osagé
Kansas City
Hope urges rollback of wages and prices to curb inflation
Rep Clifford R Hope Kansas argues that President must prove his anti inflation stance by rolling back wages as well as prices. He cites Bureau of Labor Statistics data showing earnings rising faster than living costs from 1942 to 1943 and warns price cuts without wage relief widen the purchasing power gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clifford R. Hope
House
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Hope
Tia
Many Farms Are Sold by Wichita Federal Lend Bank
The Federal Land Bank of Wichita reports strong 1943 activity with 1,419 farm sales across Kansas Oklahoma Colorado and New Mexico totaling over 5.4 million dollars. Kansas led with 1,003 sales exceeding 4.5 million. President C G Shull says sales rate could nearly close out real estate inventory by year end with rapid movement in Kansas and Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Federal Lend Bank of
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
New Mexico
C. G. Shull
Shull
England Reduces Government Workers
The Ministry of Labor discharged about 3 000 government employees in a first step to overhaul agencies. The move follows a rise in government staff from 300 000 in 1989 to 700 000. Bulk gasoline agents in Douglas County are urged to attend a meeting at Carter Super Service Station at 8 o clock tomorrow night. J N Willis, a Kansas City oil company representative, will discuss government order No 87 on gasoline delivery to farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ministry of Labor
Douglas County
Carter Super
J. N. Willis
Kansas City, Mo
Oil Company
Round-Up closes summer recreation program with cowboy themes
The Round-Up closes the summer recreation program Friday at 7 on the east side of South Park. Cowboy week inspired activities span Pinckney Ranch through New York Ranch with ranch managers guiding kids in relays pantomime singing and games. A LMHS band concert and community singing follow, with an art exhibit and teen party at the Community building, rain date at the same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Park
Pinckney Ranch
Mabel Mallory
Jeanne Cooper
Barbara Richards
O. G. Dryden
McAllaster
Susan Todd
Laurel Hessler
Jeannette Pollom
Lincoln Ranch
Essie Anderson
Davida Jones
Cordley Ranch
R. E. ‘Wood
Jayne Johns
Sheila Wilder
Georgia Peppercorn
Woodlawn Ranch
Irene Lafayette
Leonard Wymore
Marian Wiley
Becky Pickens
J. Hagan
New York Ranch
God Bless America
LaVone Jacobson
Pearl Leigh
Darlene Howe
Betty Lou Stevenson
L.M.H.S
Oliver Hobbs
Miss Ellsworth
Oklahoma Juke Box Law Faces Supreme Court Test
Oklahoma City July 8 a 10 percent state tax on jukebox gross income heads to the state supreme court after District Judge Clarence Mills ruled the act vague and unconstitutional He said the meaning could not be understood and suggested taking the case to the high court He noted the act may be fiscally discriminatory and unclear who qualifies as the operator the machine owner or the cafe proprietor The tax would reportedly raise about 150000 a year and was to be paid by the operators pending appeal by state tax officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
State Supreme Court
Clarence Mills
Supreme Court
W. F. Speakman
State Tax Commission
Mills
Federal highway survey bill sent to White House for postwar express system
Legislation directs the commissioner of public roads to survey the need for a nationwide express highway network and to use unobligated funds with states for engineering and economic studies of future projects. Daniel J. Tobin endorses affirmative action in labor talks.
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Washington
Editorial on John L. Lewis and UMWA re affiliation
An article notes Tobin's views published under his signature in the July issue of the International Teamster, the official organ of his organization. It discusses the action on the affiliation of John L. Lewis United Mine Workers with the American Federation of Labor.
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John L. Lewis
United Mine ‘Workers
American Federation of Labor
Tobin
International Teamster
Woodstock Community Notes Include Military News and Death
Cpl Leo D Hollingsworth reports from Australia. Local visits last weekend included Marcel Rolin family with Louie and Louie Senn near Valley Falls. Guests at Champion home were Dale Cushingbury and Catherine from Kansas City. Howard Crawford, longtime resident, died after illness and hospitalization. wife Alma survives with sons Almar and Harvey.
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Med
Ore Hollingsworth
Cpl
Leo D. Hollingsworth
Australia
Marcel] Rolin
Rolin
Louie Senn
Valley Falls
F. S. Champion
Donna Marie
Dale Cushingbury
Catherine
Kansas City
Howard Crawford
McLouth
University Memorial Hospital
Alma Crawford
Almar
Lawrence
Harvey
Funeral services in McLouth for Leavenworth and Earl
Short funeral services were held Friday morning from the Bradford funeral home in McLouth and burial was in Huron cemetery. Miss Barbara and Lenora Zook of Lawrence visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry.
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Leavenworth
Earl
Minnesota
Bradford
McLouth
Huron Cemetery
Misséx Barbara
Lenora Zook
Lawrence
Harry
Davison
Harry Wellman
B. B. Davison
Myrtice Nulk
Kansas City
Arline Robinson
Wesley Robinson
Ralph, Jr
Dorothy Robinson
George Brattbn
Guilford Ridgway
Sam Means
Lela Grace Means
Harry Ryan
Jarbalo
Local residents gather for visits and weddings in Lawrence area
Miss Alberta Garner and Walter Snow wed at Trinity Lutheran parsonage with Rev Alfred Beil officiating. Couples from Lawrence and McLouth visit kin. bridges in Jefferson County face flood damage as shortages of materials and workers hinder repairs. several residents travel, graduate pilots receive wings, and family movements include Dale Black to Gainesville and Kermit McDonald departing California.
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Zook
Juanita
Gien
Parker
Lawrence
Frank Parker
Harry Willits
McLouth
Howard Wellman
Jarbalo
Harry Wellman
Tme
Alberta Garner
Ida Garner
Walter Snow
Richard Snow
Trinity Lutheran Parsonage
Alfred Beil
Jefferson County
Ralph Robinson
Leavenworth
Dan Petrie
John A. Means
Frederick
Okla
Means
Charley Means
Ma- Louth
Dale Black
Gainesville
Fla
Local Families Share News From Baldwin and Hinterland
Mr and Mrs Henry Strong and Mary Ann Pippett of Baldwin are mentioned along with Mrs Edgar Osborn and children relocating to Yakima Washington, and Mr Osborn in Henford for defense work. Ira Wolf's family adopts Shirley Louise, and Rolan Walbridge returns from military service with medical discharge.
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Pert
Henry Strong
Mary Ann Pippett
Baldwin
Edgar Osborn
Yakima Wash
Osborn
Henford
Wash
Ira Wolf
Shirley Louise
Rolan Walbridge
Jesse Walbridge
Rolan
Robert Davison
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Helen C. Warmer
Benjamin Warmer
San Francisco
Sicily
Air Force
Sergt. Warmer
Miami Beach
Eileen Knapp
Florida
Wichita Federal Lend Bank
England
Outh Park
U. S
Lewis
Union New York
Daniel J. Tobin
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Eureka Sale
Lei
Velvay
Cook
Copaco
Mass
Keefe Bleakley
al Hoefner
Albert Roach
Lowemont
Leavenworth Lions Club
Woodstock
Allison - Armstrong
Kentucky
Rayons
Brentwood
Dimity
Glenrow
Americas
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City
N. Y
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Ottawa
NAVY
Cotton Shop
Penneis
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