Market News Update on Grain Livestock Prices and Cattle Trade
Market news reports varied pricing across grains and livestock. Wheat in Chicago firm, corn strong on shorts cover, soybeans ease. In livestock at Kansas City and Omaha, fed steers mixed to steady, cows strong, veal and vealers steady, and lambs lower on the week. Estimated receipts and regional bids indicate steady demand for feeders and stock cattle into next week.
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Aiasion House
Chicago
Daveney
Commission House
Ransac City
Waneas City
Ap-Usda
Wyoming Stork
Gay
Mort Soo
Ctwice
Kamas City
Kansas City
Nept
LSU
Alonsine
Kaffir
Chicago Potato Market Report Fermented Trade Notes
Summary of Chicago potato market activity with mixed demand and firm prices for long whites and Triumphs. Reports on Minnesota North Dakota stocks, Wisconsin prices, Kansas City area standards, and assorted poultry and butter market figures with several grain and dairy indicators.
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Chicago
Chivero
Ap-Usdai— Po
Minnesota
North Dakota
Yates
Triumpha
Wallington
Russel Burbank
Protests and Berlin Tensions Rise Amid Soviet Action
Communist factions clash at city hall forcing the assembly to relocate to western Berlin. SKH leaders hold a news conference as a potential move toward a separate Red government in the Soviet sector. Soviet air maneuvers over Berlin are planned with heightened activity near the four power areas as talks continue.
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Erisia
Berlin
Eremip Panty
SED
Skiha
Sboyentz
Weisning
Lerlin
Puane
Union Denies Charges of Violating Labor Laws
The International Typegraphical Union denied government charges it violated federal law by seeking union security contracts with newspaper publishers. A federal injunction, issued by Judge Luther M. Swygert, barred closed shop demands. Taft-Hartley Act limits such employment practices.
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Washington
International Typegraphical Union Today
Luther M. Swygert
Robert M. Denham
National Labor Uerstion Ableard
Premier Shuman Says His Government Will Resign
Paria reports Premier Shuman stating his government will resign over a contested policy. The discussion focuses on a technical point about drafting and polling, suggesting government actions were under scrutiny amid tensions.
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Shuman
Paria
Shuminovenisti
SALE RECORDS AND MARRIAGE NOTICES IN COUNTY RECORDS
Property on sale notes indicate taxes due and redeemed amounts to be paid by the county tax treasurer at the end of the term. Marriage banns list Jhenny Johnson, 24, and five others with names and ages in Kansas, Lawrence entries dated July 7.
Mail Quizz Sheets To Initial Group
Community Home basement hosts registration as W250 Men born in January prepare. Volunteers include Miss Jeanette Franklin and others while Bettina Gagliard’s name was omitted. Additional workers are needed to complete the process through September 18. High school girls who helped have returned. people may volunteer by calling 372.
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Gother
Jeter
Dea
Wats
Tuning High School
Jeanette Franklin
Joe Sehelfbar
Edmex van Nester
Harold Messer Home Release After Bank Building Accident
Harold Messer of Uh street was released from Tawrenes Memorial Hospital after treatment for injuries from a flooring incident at the Law Telectional Bank building. He was the third man injured in the collapse. Dean Howl Ralph Whiteth and J. J. Hill remained hospitalized though improving. services were held for Harold Inele, who was killed in the accident.
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Wareld Messer Hie Rhodes Te Tan
Tawrenes Memorial Hospital
Wakt
Tus
Harold Inele
Uh Street
Weather Glare Sweeps Neosho and Nearby Towns
The report notes Neosho and surrounding areas posting high temperatures with Phillipsburg and Goodland at notable records. It mentions a statewide tally for yesterday and references scattered weather concerns across multiple Kansas cities as forecasters track heat and storm activity.
City students pack show amid enrollment push at schools
A crowd of 2,751 students attended a school assembly as principals and staff distributed enrollment forms. Dr E J Novotny spoke at a junior high event, Joe Wilson urged transit safety, and groups then proceeded to begin enrolment procedures. School will start full time tomorrow.
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E. J. Novotny
Joe Wilson
Rapid Transit Company
J. J. Weigand
Ralph Graber
Novalny
Busy Poles Erection Near White Way Lighting Project
Workmen continue erecting poles for a lighting project along the White Way. Old wiring to be removed, new wiring scheduled at three stations, with power restored after completion. Agriculture department notes indications of a grain alcohol plant emplacement near Kansas City.
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Bae
Plenty Third Street
Hough
Wereniyer
Doren
Washington
Agriculture Department
Ninent
Kansas City
St Marys College Observes Centennial Anniversary
St Marys Kansas marks the 100th anniversary of St Marys College founded in 1848. Gov Frank Carlson attends an address and civic parade as alumni travel from 38 states aboard a special train from Texas and cars from Chicago and New York for the observance.
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St. Mary's Kan
St. Mary's ‘College
Frank Carlson
Abocegan
Texas
Chicago
New York
Lawrence notes and sports chatter mix in small town report
Heard in Lawrence at Keeler’s book store official text book HQ as short surrenders in elite schools close. Horse shoe tournament draws Judge Meane to recall a LeLoup match. Hunting licenses rise despite low sales. District court info day and Ossmann to Topeka. Game recap: Seven up Gordon Andy led a Phillies victory with doubles and three RBIs while Hansen earned his fourth win.
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Keeler’s
Hugh Meane
LeLoup
Means
Sir Gorden
Andy
Eivenery
Pilledelphia
Hansen
Army to carry supplies to Pacific zones on west coast
Washington reports an army spokesman said the service will load its own supplies for Pacific overseas zones if needed. He noted no armed commercial cargo would be handled by military groups unless necessary. The statement follows a Sept. 7 briefing on logistics for west coast strikes.
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Washington
Pacific
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Frederick J Kelly Ward
Mrs. Frederick J. Kelly of Palo Alto Calif died August 21. Formerly Clarice Elizabeth Neumann, she was active in the University of Kansas Women’s club and Methodist church. Dr F J Kelly served as dean at Kansas 1915–23 then Minnesota and Idaho and headed higher education for the U S Office of Education before retirement.
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Frederick J. Kelly Ward
Frederick J. Kelly
Palo Alto
Calif
F. J. Kelly
School of Education
University of Kansas
Kelly
University of Minnesota
Idaho
State Universe
United States Office of Education
Admissions and injuries listed at Memorial Hospital
A series of hospital admissions and injuries are reported. Names and addresses of multiple admitted patients including Mrs Cloyd Achning and Mrs Esther Sparks appear, with notes of births for Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Herman and Mr. and Mrs. H L Kirmeyer. A 5-year-old Kansas City boy treated for a eyebrow cut and Bobby Shoemaker, 8, treated for cuts after a car collision near Midland store. The driver was Raymond M. McCombs of St. Joseph Mo.
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Katherine Murray
Kansas City
Bobby Shoemaker
G. Shoe- Jaker
Noute 3
Midland
Bobby
Ramond M. McCombs
St. Joseph, Mo
Jebby
Day Baggageman Retires From Santa Fe Railway
Fred Gus Willman of Lawrence retired Saturday from active service as day baggageman with the Santa Fe railway. He started with the company in Lawrence as a baggage helper in April 1917 and became baggageman in April 1936, holding the position until retirement. He and Mrs. Willman reside at 723 Rhode Island Street.
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Fred
Gus Willman
Lawrence
Santa Fe Railway
Willman
The
Santa Fe
Rhode Island Street
Weed Control Tour Set For Monday In County
A weed control tour organized by Ebon Anderson will visit several farms Monday morning to review control work using sodium chlorate 2 0 41 and borax. J L Hutchison state weed control supervisor will join county commissioners and invite others interested in weed control to participate. No conclusive findings reported in related stabbing incident at Fort Leavenworth.
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Ebon Anderson
Yaim
J. L. Hutchison
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
W. Kobln
Usti
Command and Staff College
Kobis
Atation Hospital
KU Housing Officials Predict Sufficient Rooms for Women
University of Kansas housing officer Mrs. Bert Nash reports a strong response to last week’s appeal for women’s housing. There should be enough rooms for unmarried men too, with some doubles possibly becoming singles and new listings welcome. Cancellations and last minute changes should be reported promptly to the housing office.
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University of Kansas
K. U
Toom
Bert Nash
K. A
Braid
Nash
Lawrence Visitor Traces Pioneer Kin in Oak Hill Cemetery
William Allison Sumner of the University of Wisconsin visits Lawrence to locate ancestral burial plots in Oak Hill Cemetery. He is linked to Duncan Allinon a Lawrence merchant slain during the Quantrill raid and to the Johnson house builder who later worked on the Kansas capitol. The extension editor von Ellinge at Kansas State College accompanies the mission. Madame Lilian Hawking Jones, once of Lawrence, now in Tornips, appears in social notes.
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William Allison Sumner
Formalin
University of Wisconsin
Lawrence
Oak Hill Cemetery
Iunner
Duncan Allinon
Johnson House
Kansas Capitol
von EL Linge
Cena
Kansas State College
Market Closes Higher Amid Broad Stock Gains
Demand for stesi and inptoreith the stock market higher day after On site Btart Most trices were at or near their tepae for the day at the close of tred. Bethlehem, Republic, Geneva Motore and Bt baker added trectiona as other sectors also improved. Bonds were steady as stocks rose, with several names showing gains despite soft areas.
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New York
Stesi
Amd
Bethlehem
Republic
Geneva Motore
Bt Baker
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Russia
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Fava
Miive Bo Orhrle
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Massachusetts Street
Frank Dixon
Jerry Morton
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Jerry Robison
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Dix
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Harold Messer
Hank
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Unior
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Kentucky
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Gernett
Carl Ossmann
Topeka
Carre
Memorial Hospital
Cloyd Achning
Missouri Street
Leslie Murray
Aris
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Charles O’neve
Alabama Street
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East Twelth Street
Rhodes Stand Street
Guy Turner
Maine Street
Fred Grob
University Drive
Ralph Herman
Kentucky Street
H. L. Kirmeyer
New York Street
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Coulter
Fred Gus Willman
Boyt
Topeks
Pristem
U. Housing Office
Hanl
Lilian Hawking Jones
Tor
Te Man Lawrence National Bank
Tollowe
Asher, Gorrill & Asher
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Ath and
Vermont Stevens & Brand
Law
Mane, Gt
Gap
Forrest A. Jackson
Lawry
Mase St
Weakley’ Furniture
Houdg
Traylor
Calvin
Mass
Risa
Lawrenceo
Phelps
Lawrence Loan & Finance CO
Campbell’s
Crosley Home Appliances
LT. Harris Co., Inc
Williams Quasar Products
City Hall
M. C. Manley
Merle Mckinney
Misaouri, Topeka and
Hutchinson
Pioneer Mfg. & Supply CO
Springfield, Mo
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