Markets at a Glance Mixed Lumbering and Grain Report
Markets at a Glance reports mixed activity in stocks and bonds with wheat and corn advancing, soybeans up 2 cents on favorable prospects, and steady to higher cattle and hog prices. KC grain and livestock prices show broad gains and local market details including wheat at 1.86 and soybeans at 1.87 per unit, with poultry and butterfat notes.
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Wall Street Dayends Mixed As Oils Slip Aircrafts Rally
The market closed irregularly with 2.7 million shares traded. Aircrafts and missiles led gains despite oil stocks dipping on news of Egyptian troops in Syria. Major names like Douglas, Boeing, and North American Aviation rose, while Royal Dutch and Gulf Oil slipped about a point.
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Russia satellite resumes beeping after silence
British researchers report Sputnik beeping again after a period of continuous tone. Engineers at London and Cambridge University Cavendish Laboratory note the satellite is slowing its pace by about 1.8 seconds per day as it orbits.
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Scout Trip to Topeka Highlights Capitol Visit and Expo
Girl Scout Troop No. 104 outdoor patrol traveled to Topeka on Sunday afternoon. They climbed the Capitol stairs, visited the Topeka Mineral and Gem Society exhibition, and enjoyed a hamburger meal at Lake Shawnee. Participants included Nancy Jo Davis Janet Doane Zereldia Allison and Cindy Jones with Mrs Dean Kerkman as leader.
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City to discuss two new policies Tuesday
The City Commission will debate two growth policies affecting Lawrence's future. The first requires developers or property owners to post cash deposits for water main extensions, while the second addresses water and sewer needs as growth shifts toward the southwest, aiming to curb high expansion costs and ensure adequate fire protection with six inch mains.
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City water policy outlines payments for new mains
Two thirds of property owners must agree to fund the service. New developments near existing city mains pay a connecting mains charge of six dollars per foot, with potential refunds of 160 dollars per new customer within five years. If enough connections occur, the city may build larger pipelines. developers pay six inch line rates unless expansion is needed. The agenda includes Belle Haven Route savings, a traffic commission item, and zoning actions along Connecticut Street.
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Satch Set to Blow At Arkansas Dance
Armstrong from Las Vegas ready to perform in Arkansas event amid contract notes and governor Faubus controversy. Saffron mentioned as the era’s priciest spice at 58 dollars per pound wholesale.
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Legislature Invites Kansans to 58 Budget Hearings
Gov. George Docking urged lawmakers to attend 58 budget hearings in Topeka, saying the process benefits all Kansans. He emphasized fiscal matters exceed party lines and invited all opinions on budgetary issues.
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Amnesty Grants Release to About 300 Canadian Prisoners
Ottawa reports that about 300 Canadian convicts were released under an amnesty order coinciding with Queen Elizabeth's visit. Around 15,000 prisoners in federal and provincial jails would get sentence reductions of one twelfth, with those released having only short terms left to serve.
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Fidelity Shrine No 11 School of Instruction
Fidelity Shrine No 11 holds a school of instruction Saturday at the Masonic Temple starting 4 p.m. A turkey dinner is served at 6:30 p.m. by the Shrine with the ceremonial set for 8 p.m. All Shrines in the territory are invited and visiting members may attend. Call Miss Lurene Michael for reservations.
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Fidelity Shrine No. 11
Masonic Temple
Train Derails on Texan Trestle After Collapse
A rain-weakened trestle near a Northeast Williamson County town collapsed early today, derailing a 14 car passenger train. Passengers were removed to buses at the nearest connection and service along the line is expected to be out for the day.
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Hutchinson News Publisher John P Harris Honored
Hutchinson News publisher John P Harris, a famed vice president of the Inland Daily Press Association, is noted for his leadership and long service in the journalism field in Chicago reports.
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