Markets at a Glance Mixed Stocks and Steady Hogs
New York and Chicago markets show mixed results with stocks uneven, bonds improving, and commodities varying. Wheat steady, corn mixed, oats down, soybeans firm. cattle and hogs show modest moves with feeders steady and sows weaker. Kansas City reports varied cattle and produce prices while New York closes with uneven gains and notable electronics movers.
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New York
Chicago
K. C. Livestock
Kansas City
Rail merger talk cools as B&O leads market
Baltimore and Ohio kept a lead among rails while fears of a stock scramble between New York Central and Chesapeake and Ohio proved groundless. The three firms figure in merger plans among Eastern railroads with C and O steady and Central weak. Government bonds and corporate issues improved in quiet trading.
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New York
Beckiman
Litton
Zenith
Transitron
Baltimore & Ohio
New York Central
Chesapeake & Ohio
Fugitives Chase in Kansas Ruse Ends After 24 Hour Hunt
Chase and King escaped from a prison guard while en route to state prison. They roamed the region for five days, were captured in a large manhunt across Wyandotte, Douglas and Franklin counties, and faced multiple charges including grand larceny and second degree burglary. Law enforcement deployed more than 70 police cars in Garnett and surrounding areas as the fugitives were arraigned and bound over for September terms.
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Lawrence
John Hazelet
Carl Ray Chase
Jay Lea King
Ottawa
Kenneth Harmon
Lyle Sutton
Eugene Williams
Jousgal
Hutchinson
State
Lansing
Chase
Kansas
Missouri
King
Frankli County
Wyandotte County
Franklin County
Douglas County
Eudora
Sunflower
Driver Chase Shares Relief After Tuesday Arrest
After his arrest on Tuesday, Chase said he is glad the episode is over and plans to eat and rest. He expressed relief and looked forward to moving on from the incident.
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Chase
KU Graduate Wins German Travel Grant In 1960 61
Herbert Max Hilgers of Plainville earns a United States exchange scholarship to study embryology at Frankfurt University Germany for the 1960 61 academic year. He completes sophomore year at Kaunas University School of Medicine and will receive travel costs books and room and board from the Fulbright award. He earned KU degrees in German English and pre medical studies in 1908 and was active in campus drama. He is the son of Mrs Ida L Hilger of Plainville.
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Herbert Max Hilgers
Plainville
United States
Frankfurt University
Germany
Hilgers
Kaunas University School of Medicine
Denres
Battensfeld Hall
W. B. Ham
Rooks County
Ida L. Hilger
Industrial Output Rises in May Amid Slower Pace
The Federal Reserve Board reports May industrial output increased for the first time since January but by less than one percent. Production across factories, mines, and utilities rose to 110 percent of the 1957 average, up from 109 percent in April, with a record 111 percent reached in January.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
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N. Y
Stocks New York
K. C
Wall Street
ACF
Admiral
Allied
YA Allis Chal
Alum Ltd
T K. C. Cash Grain
Airlin
Kansas City (Ap
Am Motors DW
T&t
Am Too Duil
Pri O
Atchison
Atlas Pdr
Oets
Avco Corp
Beech Airc
Beth Steel D
Milamaize
Boeing Air
Chi RI & Pac
Chrysler
Shorts
Curtisser
Dow Chem
du Pont
el Paso NG
Farmers Cooperative Goodyear
Shell
Gulf Oil
Kan
P&l
Martin Co
Monson Ch
Mont Ward
Ohio Oil
Oka Ge&e
Olin
Panh Epl
Peabody Coal
Ys Penney JC
al Pa RR
Phill Petty
Proct & G
RCA
di Rayonier
Reyn
Joe
Sears Roeb
A Sinclair
Socony
Spen Chem
Ul Sperry
Ind
Uy Ltd OW NJ
Sunray
Tenn Gas Tidewat
Pace
JS Steel Nestg
Moalworth
Yale & Tow U
Cne
Drakes
Playhouse
Garnett
Aan Anderson Rentals
Beda
Poliahera Power Toole
Homemaker
Homer Wilson
Mgr
van Nthe
Farner & Bankers Life
GPO
Farmers & Bankers Life Insurance Company
UME
Wlechita, Kansas
Sohn R. Chaney
Wes Santee
Massachusetts
Wayne Zimmerman, Clathe
A. C. Mortenson
Paola Cecil Prentice
Paola
W. N. Mack, Garnett
America
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Kansas Hospital Service
Kansas Physicians’ Service
Topeka Avenue
Topeka
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