Djilas Receives Nine Year Sentence In Yugoslavia
Former Yugoslav vice president Milovan Djilas was sentenced to nine years after a one day trial, combining a prior three year term and a new seven year term for hostile propaganda against communism and the Yugoslav government abroad. He defended his writings in the book The New Class published in New York this year.
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Sremska
Mitrovica
Yugoslavia
P—Milovan Djilas
United States
Djflas
New York
Djilas
Tite
Supreme Court
Vojvodina
Katy Railroad builds Parsons station to serve both passenger and freight
Katy President William N Deramus IV disclosed an $300,000 to $400,000 project to construct a new Parsons station housing the yard office and other facilities. The plan includes major yards at Denison and Waco, with construction starting this fall. Funding relies on earnings and business pace.
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Parsons (P
Katy
Parsons
William Nderamus IV
Denison
Waco
Tex
Deramus
Kansas Traffic Deaths In Topeka and State Totals
Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the state Accident Records Section show figures for the past 24 hours. To date in 1957 the total reaches four hundred four deaths.
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Topeka
Kansas
Patterson Visit Mentioned in Oskaloosa Notes
Mr and Mrs Mel Patterson of San Diego California visited his sister in Oskaloosa as part of a local social item. The brief note records a family visit and keeps to the human interest tone of the column.
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Oskaloosa
O.E.S
Masonic Hall
Dorothy King
John Troskinson
Julianne Potterf
Harriet Jeffers
Velma Hannah
Opal Parker
LaVelle Anderson
Edna Brown
Raniel Snook
Aldtone
MacLouth
Maud Luce
Dorothy Pottery
Ada Mills
Josephine Hamilton
Mary Weinberg
Edna Leech
Clarksville
Tenn
John Ledbetter
Harold Streator
Exeter School For Boys
Exeter
Nal
Henry Streator
Mildred
Rae Shufleharger
Topeka
Nancy
Ira N. H. Bremmell
Leavenworth
Henry L. Streator
Robert Taylor
Lucile Langdon
Marguerite Langdon
Winchester
Gretchen Traupt
Valley Falls
Edith Gantor
Nortonville
TH. L. Streator
State Legislative Council
Odd Fellows and
Rebekah
Phil Stevens
Tonganoxie
ID. M. Stevens
Clara Helen Young
Namine Young
Stevens
George Grace
Pico
Calif
George
Grace
Walter Hernstrom
Herman Watson
Ed Grace
Audean Kramer
Mchkouth
George Warner
Peggy
Martin Jeffers
Marta
Ray Jeffers
Roger
Ruth Schoville
Grayson Happy Hour Club
Bessie McCullough
Alma Casebier
Jennie Heibsch
Nellie Carr
Gary Edmonds
Ann Stoner
Margaret Cooley
Robert Brown
Patricia Edmonds
Bill Killinger
Jerri Tosh
Presbyterian Church
Richard Swallow
Harry Hampton
KU Stdium
Harry Jr
Circle 10
HDU
Janie Hoskinson
Kathleen Koons Dor
Eileen McPherson
Helen Clark
Mel Patterson
San Diego, Calif
Kansas City Livestock Week Summary in Mixed Trade
In Kansas City weekly cattle fed steers and heifers show uneven demand with some grades weaker while higher grades hold steady to strong. Cows and bulls vary, vealers steady to strong, slaughter calves mixed. Hogs move mostly steady to down, sows lower. Sheep and lambs largely steady to higher, good native spring slaughter lambs range 20.00 to 50.00 with top near 21.75. Most feeder lambs and utility grades show modest gains or holds.
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Kansas City
USDA
U. S
Kansas City Egg and Poultry Prices Report
Kansas City market summary lists eggs at 65 percent A and other grades. medium 65 percent A at 34 cents, 33 cents for 133 current receipts. Poultry prices show hens 14 pounds up, broilers and fryers rising, toms 24 pounds up 18 to 19 cents, white ducks 10, capons 8 pounds up 25 cents. Butter, grade A solid 40.5 cents per pound, quarters 71 cents, butter fat 45-30 cents per pound.
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Kansas City
Local Market Grain and Livestock Prices Listed
Grain and feed prices shown including wheat $1.86 a bushel corn 94 oats 96 barley 70 rye 90 soybeans 1.88. Poultry prices note hens 414 pounds at 11 cents per pound hens under 443 pounds 70 cents. Old roosters 60 cents. Eggs current receipts 24 cents. Butterfat premium 57 cents Grade A 54 cents. Hogs 16.50.
Blockade Opens For San Marino Amid Flu Threat
Italian police began a week long blockade of San Marino to allow Asian flu supplies and medicines while rival camps in the republic fear armed attack. Food markets thin as Italy keeps roads closed to curb arms smuggling and Communist aid.
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San Marino
Italy
Calf Caught in Stove Triggers Panic at Kemp Ranch
A calf at Homer Bond’s Kemp ranch wandered into an abandoned house and wedged its head in a stove. It freed itself but dragged part of the stove away, causing the herd to stampede and break through a fence in a panic.
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Kemp
Tex
Homer Bond
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Phinney
Rowland Clark
Evanston
Nellie Pennington
Studs Club
Stanley Hall
Presbyteria Church
Esther Gutierrez
Dorothy F Edmonds
Bert McCall
Vera Henry
Mater Bentley
Jennie Davis
Harry Bullock
Richard O'Neill
Lucile Clark
Mig
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Fred Thompson
May
Nell Nincehelser
County Federation of Clubs
Thompson
Fount Hurst
Joe Smith
Frank Burton
Burton
Wadsworth Hospital
Ned Shinn
Eli Briner
Great Bend
Briner
Katy Railroad
Wilans
War Osivie
Brian
Madison - Pres
Cowon
Ee Eel News
K. C. Livestock Weekly
K. C
Hemingway
Jake Barnes
Ava. Gardner
Brett Ashley
Robert Cohn
Darryl F. Zanuck
Ernest Hemingway
Flynn
Mike Campbell
Ingrid Bergman
Yul Brynner
Anastasia
Deborah ' Kerr Yul Brynner
the King
Gregory Ratoff
Juliette
Gréco Marcel Dalio
Robert-Evans
Polmilnt
Don Taylor
Sully Forrest
Fuzzy Pink
Asef
Basilio
John
Julie
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Wee Os Fee
Portland
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