Market News Highlights Trading Across Commodities
New York markets show gains in steel and oils with mixed moves in grains and bonds. Hogs and cattle show steady to softer tone while wheat and corn trend higher on short covering and demand signals. Kansas City and Omaha markets report varied futures and cash prices across grains and produce.
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Cash Grain
Kansas City
API
Wall Street
Onle
Austrials
Goodyear
Lavillard
U.S. Tobacco
Gulf Oil
Texas Co
Richardson Family Reunion Draws Large Local Attendance
More than 90 relatives gathered for the annual reunion of Asa and Phebe Richardson descendants, traveling from Wisconsin to Lawrence in 1870. Officers elected at the picnic included Ernest Bigsby as president and Ernest Pontius as vice president, with Mrs. R. L. Colman as secretary treasurer. The reunion noted several deaths and marriages, plus new births and adoptions within the extended family, with attendees listed from Lawrence, Onalaska, Eudora, and nearby towns.
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Asa
Phebe Richardson
Wisconsin
Lawrence
Mabel R. Pontius
Fairgrounds
Ernest Bigsby
Clayton Pontius
Arthur Richardson
Ernest Pontius
R. L. Colman
Wis
Janice Sue Stanwix
Michael Louis Edmondson
Christine Elizabeth Hird
Lawrence Isern
Norman Taylor
Polly Heath
Nebraska
Clinton Narron
Africa
Juli Ann
Marvin Hird
Wichita
Richard Allen
Rita Marie Russell
Gary Lynn Bruner
Etta Richardson ‘Browning
Formarly
Clara Colman Day
Chandler
Ariz
Flora Richardson Humberd
Henrietta
Mina Richardson Bruner
Broadwater
Neb
Alma Richardson Slade
Pomone
Calif
May’ Wal
Jace ‘Ross
Ernest Bigaby
Lloyd
Bigaby
Eon Stephen
Taerence
Theodore Armatrong
Lacomption
Ferns Pontius
Welter Richards
Paul Richardson
Dallea
Tex
Jane Mather McQurry
Cuiléren
Eeey
David
Ane
Eri
Aeualth
Ana Ane Mishel
Kansas
James Afflick
Tere
Patricia
Helen Marie
Andren
James
Stephen
Davia
Nancy
Nes
Asa RB
Snd
Ernest
Karen
Nets
Disne
Merk
Oskaloosa
Margeret Haines
Larry Jamen
Suerte
Square dance kickoff at 4-H Fairgrounds in Kansas
The first summer square dance at 4-H Fairgrounds Building No 1 begins at 8 30 p m on Saturday with Pat Beedhes calling. All square dancers and Shriners are invited and Jack Mitchell Kansas University football coach will be guest of honor and speaker.
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Pat Beedhes
Jack Mitchell
Kansas
McLouth Bible School Runs Through June 20
Vacation Bible School at McLouth continues daily for ages four to 14 with the closing program set for Sunday June 22 at 7 39 p m in the high school auditorium. Opening exercises in the Methodist Church and classes in the grade school, supervised by Rev M John Palmer, with Miss Carolyn McPherson at the piano.
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McLouth
Baptist
Methodist
Brethren
Evangelical
United Brethren
Methodist Church
M. John Palmer
The
Baptist Church
Carolyn McPherson
Fern Meyers
Esther Chapman
Althea Casebier
Kanwaka 4 H Club Meets for Family Council Lesson
The Kanwaka Home Economics 4 H Club met Tuesday at Mrs. Clarence Gorrill’s home with co host Mrs. Charles Lamb and guest Mrs. George Steele. Asa Colman led a lesson on Family Council related to money matters. The unit will not meet in July. A project tour of Kanwaka H Club starts at 1:30 p.m. Sunday at Arlen and Tanette Frank’s home. members will tour projects and return for refreshments. Each family brings cookies. beverages provided by the club. Tour committee members are Arlen Frank Linda Wulfkuhle and Carroll Hird.
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Clarence Gorrill
Charles Lamb
George Steele
Asa Colman
Kanwaka +H Club
Arlen
Tanet ‘Frank
Frank
Arlen Frank
Linda’ Wulftkuhle
Carroll Hird
Dale Turners Honored At Church Event
More than 300 members of Plymouth Congregational Church attended a picnic supper at the 4H Fairgrounds to honor Rev Dale E Turner and his wife. An informal resolution expressing affection and gratitude was read, and a painting titled A Barn on Highway 24 by Raymond J Eastwood and a silver tray service were presented to the Turners.
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Dale E. Turner
Fairgrounds
Highway 24
Raymond J. Eastwood
Kansas University
Lawrence
Eastwood
Hillcrest
Hilltop Dr
Parent Teachers Association
PTA
Turners
LHS Class of 1938 Reunion This Weekend
Lawrence High School Class of 1938 holds its 20th year reunion this weekend with a Friday mixer at the high school at 7 PM, a Saturday banquet at 6 30 PM in the Kansas Union, and a Sunday basket dinner at 12 30 PM at the 4 H Fairgrounds. About 75 attendees are expected, said Edward K. Bishop, reunion chairman.
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Lawrence High School
19Th
la. Sts
Kansas Union
Wheat Losses Hit El Dorado Storm After Tornado
Liberal Kansas reports describe vast wheat losses from Tuesday storm and a preceding haji storm that struck near El Dorado. A wind cut a 4 to 6 mile wide strip across Seward and Meade counties, with D K Baty of Liberal losing 320 acres. Early estimates put yields around 30 bushels per acre. Additional losses were noted on several farms including Keith Rosson Fred Reiss Ben Smith and Lippeld as wind and rain damaged crops in Haskell and Gray counties.
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Kansas
el Dorado
Seward
Meade
D. K. Baty
Keith Rosson
Fred Reiss
Ben Smith
Fruits and Vegetables Are Economical Now
Steadily rising supplies of fruits and vegetables ease shoppers budgets this weekend. Prices for meat stay high, but produce from local fields and southern and western growers tinkle prices. Lettuce and cantaloupes are among best buys with strawberries lemons and Valencia oranges also affordable.
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Associated Press
Florida
California
Valencia
Reds Put Politicians Into Professor Posts
Peiping radio reported that leading members of the Central Committee and provincial party secretaries have accepted professorships in universities. This marks the first instance of top political leaders taking teaching jobs as part of intensified political indoctrination in Red China.
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Hong Kong
Red China
Peiping Radio Today
Central Committee
Chinese Communist Party
Anti American Films Shown in Hanoi Festival
A festival of anti American films opens Saturday in Hanoi the capital of communist North Viet Nam. Hanoi Radio reported more than 30 feature movies from Russia China Hungary East Germany and Japan are on the program. They include a Russian picture exposing acts of racial discrimination in the United States.
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Hong Kong
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Russia
China
Hungary
East Germany
Japan
United States
No-car accident on Massachusetts Street causes $350 damage
Police report a Wednesday night no-car collision in the 1900 block of Massachusetts Street causing about $350 in damage with no injuries. Drivers listed as Hugh Morrison of 1338 Ohio Street and Clayton Skinner of 324 Elm Street. Police investigated four additional minor crashes that day.
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Hugh Morrison
Ohio St
Clayton Skinner l
Elm St
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