Markets at Glaner and Grain Prices Mixed
A compressed market summary cites mixed results across grains and livestock in Kansas City and nearby markets. Wheat futures edged higher, while corn, oats, and barley moved modestly. livestock prices showed small gains for hens and other poultry. The Day in Wall Street notes irregular trading in New York with a light volume and slight upside tendency as motors and aircrafts rose and steels stayed flat to down.
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Wall Street
New York Stock Market
Legion Meeting Notice and Minor Stock Movements
Dressed for the occasion were mined Chrysler moderately active and ahead around a point. Montacimery Ward and Kennecott were other point gainers. General Motors Ford Bereh Aint United Aircraft and Douglas Aircraft rose fractionally. Lappin ad jutant Robert A. Gallagher treasurer John Kas historian Kredkh a chaplain Robert Pulley sergeant at arms. The next meeting of the Legion will be at 8 pm Tuesday March 11.
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Chrysler
Montacimery Ward
Kennecott
General Motors
Ford
Bereh Aint
United Aircraft
Douglas Aircraft
Law School Admission Test Dates Announced for April and August
The Law School Admission Test will be offered on April 19 and August 2 in Kansas. KU Law School officials note April 19 testing at RU Washburn in Topeka and at Wichita University, with August 2 testing in Topeka and Lawrence. Applications for the April 19 exam must be filed by April 4 with Educational Testing Service in Princeton New Jersey.
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Idi Hopson Jr
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Topeka
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Tonganoxie Legion elects new post officers
In Tonganoxie, the American Legion post formed a temporary charter on March 4 and elected Kenneth E. Mahony as commander and John L. Mc as officers, signaling fresh leadership for the local unit.
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Tonganoxie
American Legion
Pratiset
Kenneth E. Mahoney
John L. Mc
Rail Strike Rattles France Rail System
Rail traffic across much of France was badly disrupted as engineers began a 24 hour strike for higher pensions and shorter hours. In Paris the problem worsened with suburban workers driving in. The CGT led the strike with support from a large independent union while other groups such as Workers' Force and CFTC did not participate.
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France
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CGT
pro-Socialist Workers’ Force
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States Look to DC for Recession Help
States and cities seek federal action and spending to spark a recovery as unemployment persists. Governors, lawmakers, and business leaders urge big defense contracts, tax cuts, and credit relief while pilots of local measures push development corporations and public works to create jobs.
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Washington
Associated Press
Utah
Missouri
Idaho
Oregon
Maryland
Theodore R. McKeldin
Vermont
Arkansas
Maine
Minnesota
Connecticut Development Commission
Bowles Seeks Senate Nomination in Connecticut
Chester Bowles, former governor of Connecticut, announced his bid for the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate. He said he will campaign for delegates to the Democratic State Convention on June 28 and would enter a primary if needed, joining rivals William Benton and Thomas Dorl.
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Essex
Conn
Chester Bowles
U.S. Senate
Bowles
U.S
William Benton
Southport
State Pre-School Group Meeting Saturday at KU Memorial Union
About 100 attendees from across Kansas are expected for the Kansas Pre-School Association meeting on the KU campus. The program features tours of KU early education centers, a 10 am program by Dr. Ruth Hoeflin on Creative Living, lunch, and a panel by Topeka Pre-School staff. Registration opens 8:30 am in Room 306 KU Memorial Union.
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Thhe KU
Harvey McArthur
Lawrence Community Nursery School
Mth
Mo, Sts
KU Memorial Union
Kansas University
Ruth Hoeflin
Manhattan
Kansas State College
Kansas State College Nursery School
Ethel Spaulding
Wichita
Topeka Pre-School Association
Weather Rockets Are Up
The Soviet Union announced it launched ten meteorological rockets to study upper atmospheric layers in the Antarctic regions. Six rockets were fired from the Arctic Research Institute on Heuss Island and four from the Antarctic expedition ship Odin in the Davis Sea near Mirny base.
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London
Soviet Union
Antarctic
Moscow Radio
Tass
Arctic Research Institute
Heuss Island
Franz Joseph Land
Davis Sea
Mirny Base
Kansas traffic deaths listed by state records section
Topeka Kansas traffic fatalities are reported by the state Accident Records Section. In the last 24 hours the total is 1. To date in 1958 the figure is 65. For the same period in 1957 the number is 84.
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Topeka
Kansas
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