Lines Drawn For Dixon Yates Fight In Congress
The House Appropriations Committee led by Edgar H. Dixon signs a 25 year contract for the Dixon Yates power project, linking it to a proposed TVA line. The panel cuts 28 percent from power-agency requests, placing focus on the Fulton TVA plant and potential court actions.
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Hospital Notes Highlights Admissions and Births
Hospital notes record admissions for Mary Lynn Teffi Pomona Thursday Mrs Arthur Jones 107 3 Hickory admitted Thursday dismissed today Albert Deay 810 King Mrs Albert Caleb 126 Walnut today Births Mr and Mrs James Kelley Pomona son born today weight 6 Returned W W Tucker of lb 8 oz Fourth has returned from a visit with relatives and friends in Leonard Crane 224 Tecumseh Girard and Walnut Kas Thursday Donald Hanes 530 W 15th Mrs Howard Huston 1015 M Poplar Glen Morgan Sun Hower today Visited Mrs M M Melchert returned from a visit at Twin Lakes Ia at the home of her sister Mr and Mrs Charles E Kelley She also visited at Des Moines with nieces and nephews Mirse Melchert went to Iowa with her daughter and husband Mr or Mrs E F Miller of Philadelphia Pa who were visiting her recently The Millers went on to attend graduation of their Daughter from Wesleyan University in Ohio
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Sun- Hower
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Twinakes
Charles E. Kelley
Des Qiess
Mirse Melchert
Iowa
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Philadelhia, Pa
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Wesleyan Univerity
Ohio
Deaths Jesse C Holler Pomona Veteran 63
Jesse Calvern Holler 63 of Pomona died today in Winter General hospital Topeka after ambulance transport on May 23 He was WWI veteran born Jan 28 1892 in Orankle Kansas He lived much of his life in Pomona Survived by wife Lulu Mae Holler one brother George Holler Topeka three half sisters Funeral at Pomona Methodist church Sunday 2 30 Rev L F Waring Pomona L O C F and Warren Black Post American Legion honor firing at Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona National Education Assn notes space needs for classrooms
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Job's Daughters Attend Grand Council Session in Topeka
Forty members of Ottawa based Job's Daughters travel to Topeka for the 34th annual Grand Guardian Council session in Kansas at Municipal Auditorium. Guardians Lizzie Mae Farrell and Andrew B. Wallace lead, with Jolene Brink named for model bethel. Activities include a governor's mansion tour, banquet, initiation, and a public installation plus queen coronation tonight and tomorrow.
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Delay Test Of Wingless Plane In Emporia Va
A shimmy in the nose wheel forced Charles Pritchard to postpone today’s attempt to fly his wingless airship in Emporia Virginia. The 46 year old railroad gang foreman said he hopes to try again in 10 days or two weeks once he can fix the nose wheel shake.
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Power Fund Restored in House Appropriations Bill
The House Appropriations Committee approved six million dollars to restore the Southwestern Power Administration continuing power contracts with REA super cooperatives. The Interior Department opposed making contracts operative, and the committee urged prompt settlements with contracting REA coops in Missouri Oklahoma Arkansas and Kansas while prohibiting SPA options to buy REA lines or facilities.
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Stock Market Rebounds After Morning Losses
New York stocks rose in late trading recovering much of yesterday's decline. Key prices gained 1 to 3 points, with modest rises and scattered losses. Volume reached about 2.3 million shares, well below yesterday's 2.96 million.
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Dull Exchange On Grain Market
In Chicago the Board of Trade saw a dull session with traders pushing and sustaining small gains despite a lack of significant news. The market largely discounted futures as weather, a forthcoming government crop report, and a farm vote on wheat supports looming in two weeks failed to spark a clear trend.
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Veach Funeral Services Held for Mrs Cora Veach
Funeral services for Mrs Cora J Veach who died June 3 were held at Lamb Funeral Home June 7 at 1030 a m Rev Roger Fredrikson officiated Mrs Frank Thayer sang hymns with Mrs J R Henning at the piano Interment was in the Hiawatha Kansas cemetery Also a note on sea life mentions shark tuna and whale species roaming many oceans
Markets At A Glance Stock and Commodity Snapshot
New York stocks higher with steels and rails firm. Bonds steady with minor changes. Cotton irregular amid liquidation and hedging. Chicago wheat steady to strong in light trading. Corn firm with moderate exports. Oats firm led by corn. Hogs steady to 25 cents higher, top at 20.50. Cattle steady with prime grades scarce.
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