Public notices and local happenings in Baldwin area
Herald subscription rates offered with weekend and monthly options. Public supper announced for Memorial auditorium Saturday evening. Dr David Bem mels C Ottawa University spoke on astronomy at Rotary gathering with guests from Santa Fe and Denver. Local hospital notices include admissions and dismissals. Homecoming picnic planned at Michigan Valley with contests, bingo, and 10:30 program. Lost dog case in Rantoul and various police notes on speeding and parole. Firefighters fought grass blazes along US 75. Willow Street resurfacing questions and legal stat passage under review by county officials.
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David Bemmels
Ottawa University
Rotary Club
O. A
Baldwin’Rotarians
Rey
Duff Wagoner
Earl Black
Leo Smith
Max Shewmake
Santa Fe
Emporia
Wesley Halleck
Denver
Michigan Valley
Hospital Notes Admits and Transfers in Local Area
Admitted Mrs. Donald O Neal Colby Thursday. Transferred Andrew Waring 836 S Cedar to St Lukes hospital Kansas City Mo Wednesday. Dismissed Mrs Loy Laws Route 3 Ottawa Wednesday. Also discharged Mrs Dana Lewis 519 W Fourth L F Hull Princeton Mrs Charles Lilly 130 Poplar Mrs Harold Moore Paola and Mrs Chester Burgess and infant son Pomona Thursday.
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Donald O'Neal
Colby
Andrew Waring
S. Cedar
St. Lke's Hospital
Kansas City
Loy Laws
Ottawa
Dana Lewis
L. F. Hull
Princeton
Charles Lilly
Poplar
Harold ‘Moore
Paola
Chester Burgess
Pomona
Markets At A Glance Core Stock and Commodity Brief
New York markets show lower stocks and costlier credit with weaker job listings. Bonds slip early but government issues improve after a weak opening. Cotton slides on hedging and liquidation while Chicago wheat declines on a private report increasing crop estimates. Corn and oats drift lower with scattered showers forecast. Feeder cattle hold steady with steers down modestly to a top 23.75.
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New York
Chicago
Await Next Session on Wheat Control Changes
Secretary of Agriculture Benson wants Congress to act in the next session on proposed changes to the government wheat control program. He urged three changes that failed to pass amid opposition. Non commercial areas lack strict quotas but face lower price support. some farmers facing court action for excess wheat in non commercial use.
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Washington
Benson
Congress
Bulganin Rejects Eisenhower Arms Plan at Geneva
Premier Bulganin dismissed the U S proposal for mutual aerial inspections of military sites as unrealizable while praising the Soviet disarmament plan as more practical He spoke to 1500 Supreme Soviet deputies in the Grand Kremlin Palace and pledged cooperation at the Geneva talks He outlined three points praising Geneva easing tension fruitful personal contact and marking the start of ending the Cold War He and Khrushchev plan to visit Britain next spring and Faure to the Soviet Union.
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Moscow
Nikolai Bulganin
United States
Soviet Union
Bulganin
Supreme Soviet
Geneva
Atomic Energy Commission
Kremlin
Germany
NATO
U.S.S.R
London
Communist Party
Nikita
Khrushchev
Britain
Edgar Faure
Great Britain
France
Dean Berlin Agent 109 BE Second Phone 386
Dean Berlin identified as Agent 109 BE with a secondary contact number 386. The note records an alternate phone line for the agent. Further context on assignment or unit not provided.
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Dean Berlin
Showers Bring Market Drop on Grain Board
In Chicago the grain market declined as showers and a private crop report fed forecasts of large Midwest crops. Prices fell a couple of cents, erasing earlier gains, with the market seen as technically vulnerable after the recent advance.
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Chicago All Grains
Board of Trade Today
Weather Bureau
Midwest
Bond a Month Plan Invitation
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Gwen
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Dean Harsh
Kathy
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L B. Everett
Virginia Hargett
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May Cooper
Waverly
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Charles Schultz
Clayton
James Bailey
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Forest Park
Lyndon
US 75
Ira Rogers
Ed Mitchelson
South Willow
Fred Gardner
Gardner
Jack Byrd
Kansas
Willow Street
Byrd
Service
Youls H. Dengel
Moler
Moler Mae Chappell
Ani
Betty Trout
Corky
Betty
J. W. Trout
Lois Smith
National Dairy Queen Development Co
15Th & S
Jerry Bowman
Ike
Grand Kremlin Palace
Nikita Khrushchev
David Sutherland
David K. Sutherland
S. Mulberry
David
Norton McGee
McGee
University of Kansas
Lamar Phillips
A. Myers & Son
Sein
Centropolis
Jack Nelson
Kas
Ottawa Market
Wilson
Anderson County
Neill George
Yatoa
Center
Albert Stewart & Son Rt
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Harold
Frank Juleson
Locust
Franklin Co. Sale
Wilson and Tlocnat
D. W. Poole
Highway
Rna
Tor
East
Tecum
Trankiin Co
North Locust
Juinar
Bowerold van Horn
Ben Printy
Malm
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Rexall Store
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Rene Seartesas
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