Market at a Glance Boosts Aircraft Shares Rally
Markets show higher stocks led by aircrafts with mixed bonds as governments ease. Cattle and hogs edge higher while soybeans and corn trade weak. wool and lamb values shift, and city grain quotes list notable prices. The Day in Wall Street notes aircrafts reclaim leadership with gains in Douglas, Gulf Oil, and others amid a Martin contract report.
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New York
Aovny Eines An Uieel Inaues
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American Machine & Foundry
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Douglas Aircraft
Youngstown Sheet
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Peabody Coal
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KU Class of '58 Meets To Name Calendar Queen
Kansas University seniors of the Class of 1958 gathered in the Memorial Union Ballroom for the first class meeting. They chose three finalists for the KU Calendar queen and planned the forthcoming Class of ’58 Football Day on November 9 at the KU-Kansas State game. Finalists include Carol Barker, Mary Sanborn, Janetha Schmalaried, and others from Kansas City, Topeka, Salina, and nearby towns. Senior pennants were to be sold at this meeting and again on Nov. 9.
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Memorial Union
Carol Barker
Independence
Mary Sanborn
Chapman
Janetha. Schmalaried
Dighton
Sue Bye
Kansas City
Kas
Jerre Glover
Salina
Dale Barham
Topeka
Benny Golden
Jo le Potucek
Wellington
Shirley Andrish
Marcia Goodwin
Columbus
Polly Peppercorn
Pawnee St
Wanda Welliever
Obe
Two Car Crash Causes $375 Damage on New Hampshire Street
Police report a Monday afternoon collision in the 1000 block of New Hampshire Street caused $375 in damage. No injuries were reported. Drivers were Miriam F. Abegg, 43, of 1343 Haskell Ave., and Jerry Cunningham, 20, of 1102 W 6th St. One other traffic accident also occurred Monday with $125 damage and no injuries.
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Miriam F. Abegg
Haskell Ave
Jerry Cunningham
6Th St
Sputnik streaks across sky earlier than predicted
Cambridge observers reported the Soviet third stage rocket launched from the Harvard Observatory at 5:04 a.m. EST and visible for about four minutes. Early Moonwatch reports in the Northeast claimed sighting of a smaller satellite, with many observers noting a double object appearance. Some speculated the nose cone was separating from the satellite.
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Russia
Harvard Observatory
Sputnik
United States
Andrew, B. Ledwith
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Lawrence Woman Treated After Gas Accident
A 24 year old Lawrence woman Mildred Percival was found unconscious Monday by her husband Ivan Percival at their home on 13th Street near a small partially lit gas stove. She was reported in poor condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital, with oxygen given en route and breathing improving about a half hour after arrival. Police call the near asphyxiation accidental and linked to her habit of napping near the stove.
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Lawrence, Memorial Hospital
Mildred Percival
Ivan Percival
Po‘Nee
Brownstone Grill Updates Menu With Timely Dishes
Jackson Tennessee. The Brownstone Grill offers a satellite platter with meatballs in noodles and a dish described as slow with Russian dressing. A Sertoma Club meeting at Hotel Eldridge will feature C R Van Orman of the Corps of Engineers Kansas City discussing the Perry Reservoir topic at 6 30 p m Tuesday.
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Brownstone Grill
Times
Perry Reservoir
Sertoman Club
Hotel Eldridge
C. R. van, Orman
Corps of Engineers
Kansas City
20th Infantry Disbands After Final Reunion
TOPEKA a final reunion of the 20th Kansas Volunteer Infantry Regiment recalled 140 days in the Philippines in 1899. Ten Spanish American War veterans met yesterday and, despite a rousing welcome home, voted to disband due to age.
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Topeka
20Th
Kansas Volunteer Infantry Regiment
Philippines
Royalty Review at Lawrence High School Queen to Be Crowned
Fifty one students at Lawrence High School perform in Lea s Royalty Review a 16 act variety show in the LHS auditorium at 7 30 p m The Homecoming queen will be announced during the program revealing the attendants for the first time before the Homecoming football game The cast includes Brenda Dodson Judy Griffiths Mary Hammy Kathy Lukens Janet McFarland Nancy Miller Ida Nesmith Sheila Nichols Pat Getta Evelyn Sandefur Sandy Smith Sylvia Smoyer Sue Squires Jeannie Stewart Ingrid Vosper Phyllis Wertzberger Joline Chesley Ida Johnson Cynthia Parker Sylvia Thompson Betsy Wilson Jane Dunlap Linda Large Sandra Miller Cecile Samison Jeannie Wheeler Barbara Kudvicek Jane Dicker Marcia Chaney Jane Blair Judy Snavely Sue Phillip Joy Skinner Marilyn Smith Katy Wright Ann Lathrom Judy Long Judy Saunders Suey Smith Betty Holmes Sandy Clark Janiece Risk Ann Matthews Herbert Kasold David Kruse David Ragan Tom Quinsey Karen Duffy Nancy Winston Janice Rappar d Jerry Bruns.
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Lawrence High School
Brenda Dodson
Judy Griffiths
Mary Hammy
Kathy Lukens
Janet McFarland
Nancy Miller
Ida Nesmith
Sheila Nichols
Pat Getta
Evelyn Sandefur
Sandy Smith
Sylvia Smoyer
Sue Squires
Jeannie Stewart
Ingrid Vosper
Phyllis Wertzberger
Jolene Chesley
Ida Johnson
Cynthia Parker
Sylvia Thompson
Betsy Wilson
Jane Dunlap
LindayLarge
Sandra Miller
Local student among 35 ROTC cadets to tour Air Force Academy
Calvin G. Weeks of Lawrence, a Kansas State College student at Manhattan, is one of 35 advanced air force ROTC students at K State who will tour the United States Air Force Academy installation in Colorado on Wednesday.
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Calvin G. Weeks
Lawrence
Kansas State College
Manhattan
United States Air Force Academy
Colorado
Kansas Traffic Deaths topeka record tally 1957
Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the State Accident Records Section. In the past 24 hours to date in 1957 the total is 424. For the same period in 1956 the count was 525.
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Topeka
Kansas
Flint Hills Ranch Creates Big Game Refuge in Kansas
Delbert Brinkman reports on the Flint Hills game refuge near Cedar Point led by August Lalouette. The project started in 1950 with five bison and expanded to 30 deer 22 antelope and 6 bison housed on 2000 acres with visitors drawn from across the nation. The plan includes distributing animals to other ranches, roadside park access, and coyote control as the operation grows with elk added next month.
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Flint Hills
Cedar Point
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Leslie
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Refuge work by Lalouette draws Kansans to observe wild animals
Representative of the National Wildlife Federation notes Lalouette’s efforts to net a refuge involve biologists from several state schools. Regardless of outcome, the project provides an unusual sightseers attraction and gives Kansans a chance to observe animals that once roamed the state.
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National Wildlife Federation
Lalouette
Kashsas
Spain Floods Swamp Valencia After Rivers Burst Banks
Valencia and surrounding areas along 150 miles of coast flooded as Turia River breached banks for the third time in 30 hours. At least 33 dead, authorities fear toll could reach 100, with many missing. City of 500,000 left without power water or gas. only one telephone line working. Official tally: 22 dead in Valencia, 11 in nearby villages, more in danger.
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Valencia
Spain
Turia
Ag Agency Foresees Farm Credit Crisis
The Nation al Farmers Union warns of a farm credit crisis rivaling 1930s distress. Three groups of operators face serious trouble: those with insufficient investment, low income farmers needing planning, and disaster victims. Causes include torn price support, faulty fiscal policies, and underuse of farm credit laws by the administration.
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Washington
National Farmers Union
Union
Vit
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