Local speaker to address Lions Club on community building
E C House of Dallas Texas will speak at the Lions Club meeting next Monday at noon in the North American Hotel. He is a sales training specialist and community leader. His topic will be Community Building. The briefs also note events and notices across Wellsville Perry Dunn farm Le Loup and local activities.
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E. C. House
Dallas
Tex
Lions
North American Hotel
Robert Bohannan
Claude King
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Perry Dunn
le Loup
Don Brown
Cowboy Hurt by Brahma Bull at Ottawa Fair Ride
Perry Eubank 21 of Coats was kicked by a Brahma bull during a performance at the Ottawa fair. He was treated with 14 stitches in the chin at Ransom Memorial Hospital and released shortly before 10 p m.
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Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Perry Eubank
Coats
Three Hurt In Highway Mishap Near Quenemo
Three people were injured in a late yesterday afternoon crash on K-68 highway four and a half miles east of Quenemo. Driver Thomas Meirers, 15, and passenger Jim Perry, 14, were treated for cuts and bruises and released. Passenger Ralph Green, 22, remained in Ransom Memorial Hospital with two compound fractures of the right leg. Meirers said the pickup skidded after hitting loose gravel on a hill. the vehicle rolled three times before righting. No charges were filed.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Quenemo
Sheriff's Office
Thomas Alfred Meirers
Jim Perry
Ralph Green
Meirers
Sheriff's of
Nehru cites Chinese troops crossing into India on multiple fronts
Prime Minister Nehru told Parliament that Chinese Communist troops crossed from Tibet into Indian territory on two frontiers. Several hundred Chinese reportedly seized a border post in the northeast after driving off a 12-man picket, with four border guards missing. He noted a camp in Ladakh and a road being built, with reconnaissance into the region in late 1957. Nehru warned of vigilance but did not announce counteraction.
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India
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Ladakh
Kashmir
Kameng
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report Sluggish Slaughter Demand
KC Livestock notes show cattle 900 head and calves 100 with scarce slaughter classes. Cows barely steady, canners and cutters 14.00 to 16.50. Hogs 2,000 head slow with barrows and gilts 50 lower, sows steady to 25 lower. 1-3 200-250 lb barrows and gilts 13.75 to 14.00, 1-3 170-200 lb butchers 13.00 to 13.75, sows 400 lb down 11.76 to 13.50. Sheep none.
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Kansas City
Grain Markets Report From Kansas City
Grain prices and futures movement for wheat corn milo and kafir are listed with bid ranges and percent changes. Wheat futures closed slightly higher with mixed open high low close readings across several contract months.
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Kansas City
Local Market Prices From A Rural Exchange Note
The fragment lists barley and wheat prices, eggs and butterfat figures, oats and corn, and various poultry terms with price figures such as 1.88 for wheat and 1.50 for oats. It resembles a short agricultural market note with mixed legible and garbled OCR. Named items include barley, wheat, oats, eggs, butterfat, and hens with approximate price entries.
Recess In Steel Talks To Think Situation Over
In New York AP says nationwide steel strike talks paused for a few days to allow leaders to rethink positions. The strike, about 500,000 workers, is 50 days old as talks resume Wednesday. Finnegan announced the recess after Thursday bargaining with top industry and union negotiators who urged time to evaluate and restudy their positions. Union President McDonald and chief industry negotiator Cooper said a temporary adjournment is necessary for associates to review problems and assess progress.
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New York
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliations Service
United Steelworkers Union of America
David J. McDonald
R. Conrad Cooper
Hospital Notes Admits LocalResidents Today
Admitted: Mrs Walter Mann 109 N Lo cust F H Bullock 1017 S Main Merle Atchison 1135 Willow Mrs Hettie Waddle 824 S Cedar Ralph Green Quenemo Thursday Mrs John R McEchron 1104 N Cherry Jack Rutter 1028 W 7th today Dismissed George Anderson to North Isnetiay Hotel Robert H Carr 827 N Oak Elmer Michael RFD 4 Thursday Mrs Richard Larkin and baby daughter 320 S Cherry Mrs Kenneth Matteson and baby son 326 Walnut Ralph and Trinad Ybarra 1034 Walnut today
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S. Main
Merle Atchison
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Hettie Waddle
S. Cedar
Ralph Green
Quenemo
John R. McEchron
N. Cherry
Jack Rutter
George Anderson
North Isnetiay Hotel
Robert H. Carr
N. Oak
Elmer Michael
Richard Larkin
S. Cherry
Kenneth Matteson
Ralph
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Soviets Claim Better Comets for Mars Signals
The Soviets say they near developing artificial comets to signal rockets near Mars fifty million miles away. A gas cloud taillight would reflect sunlight and reveal rocket arrival even without radio contact, enhancing interplanetary tests and space environment data.
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Washington
Mars
U.S. Department of Commerce
Depth Sounder To Locate Big Fish
Raytheon Co. announces a six inch diameter depth sounder weighing under five pounds. The device emits ultrasonic signals and uses red flashes on a dial to indicate when the boat passes over large fish. Located in Waltham Massachusetts, the system targets fishermen seeking big catches.
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Waltham, Mass
Raytheon Co
Eisenhower Second Billing in Paris Papers
Paris newspapers split reporting Eisenhowers Bonn and London trip as second billing next week. The main coverage highlighted De Gaulle’s Algeria inspection tour and notes of Ike and Adenauer's discussions on France. West German papers hailed the Bonn visit as politically successful amid refugee claims and East Bloc media touts staged ovations.
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Germany
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Two Charged With Speeding
Police cited two men for speeding using radar. Vincent Lee Bugarelli, 25, of 192 W 3rd, charged with 40 mph in a 30 mph zone. Richard Woodrow Wilson, 33, of Ca hey, posted $15 bond after being charged with 45 mph in a 30 mph zone. Both scheduled to appear in Police Court Sept. 1.
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Richard Woodrow Wilson
Cahey
War on filth literature urged by Sumnerfield
Master General Arthur E. Summerfield urged a war to the finish on filth racketeers he said target schoolchildren. He cited postal inspectors estimating that up to one out of 35 school-age children will receive pornographic material this year, usually via mailing lists. He called for closing legal loopholes and urged citizen involvement as he testified before Senate subcommittees on Juvenile Delinquency and Constitutional Amendments.
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Arthur E. Summerfield
Summerfield
Senate
Bachelor Lawyer Is Legion Head at National Convention
A New York bachelor lawyer, 44, Martin B. McKneally, was elected commander of the American Legion at its 41st national convention closing session. He won without opposition amid an acclamation vote. Rabbi Robert Kahn of Houston was elected chaplain and several vice commanders and auxiliary president were named from various states.
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Minneapolis
Charles C. McGonegal
Sunol
Calif
Nate Keller
Virginia
Minn
Willard W. Brandt
Linton
N.D
Alexander Gray
Brownsville
LeRoy Daniel Sweeney
Lariniore
Eisenhower invites Monty to wartime dinner party
London AP reports President Eisenhower has invited Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery to a dinner with wartime colleagues. Montgomery said he has accepted amid ongoing speculation over his public criticism of Eisenhower’s World War II strategy.
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London
Eisenhower
Field Marshal
Viscount Montgomery Ton
Montgomery
Raise In Some Rates Is Urged by ICC Examiner
An Interstate Commerce Commission examiner urged the Post Office to raise rates on fourth class mail parcel post and catalogues by 88 million dollars annually. Increases would average 17.1 percent with rate variations by zone and weight. Exceptions must be filed by Sept. 28, with an ICC hearing on Oct. 9.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Post Office
ICC
Arthur E. Summerfield
Burton Fuller
Post Office Department
Duke of Windsor Didn't Make It in Style Ranking
London AP report notes the Duke of Windsor is listed among the worst dressed by Man About Town magazine. Editor John Taylor says the former fashion leader has turned away from his former style interests while Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and Vice President Richard Nixon are highlighted in the year’s best dressed list.
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London
Man About Town
Harold Macmillan
John Taylor
Taylor
Macmillan
Richard M. Nixon
Defense overhaul proposal from Senator Engle outlined
Washington AP reports Senator Engle, a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, proposed a drastic overhaul of U S defenses. He called for replacing separate services with a unified force and outlined a continental defense and a logistic command as part of a limited war force to deter Communist domination.
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Heis
Senate Armed Services Committee
Notice of Sale in Franklin County Kansas Real Estate
Under an order of sale in case 21 241 and by sheriff MAX R. GILMORE I will sell at public auction on September 28, 1959 at 2 PM in Richmond Kansas Lots 8 and 9 in Block 9, City of Richmond Franklin County Kansas. Sale is without redemption and bids below two thirds of appraised value plus costs will not be accepted.
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Said County
Richmond
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Max R. Gilmore
Tear Gas Breaks Up Board Meeting in Little Rock
Two white women threw tear gas bombs into the Little Rock School Board foyer as the board met upstairs. Fumes forced about 20 spectators and reporters to flee. no injuries reported. A Negro janitor named Leonard Willis said the pair forced entry and escaped in a waiting car amid a pushback against desegregation.
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Little Rock, Ark
Little Rock
Leonard Willis
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