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cent reverses.
NEW YORK Aug. 23 LTV-Clot-
the previous session totaled 118,-
107,000 bushels. Taken With Eisenhower
included R&S Ranch of Halstead,
Kas., hampshires; Dale Konkel
of Haviland, Kas., Poland China; Convict Seven
me InvesUne Co. KansM Cltr Wheat W. H. Petersilie of Ness City, SAN FRANCISCO (ffl — Warren lower suite were National Com-
Affiliated Fd
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Bid Asked
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Kas., berkshires. Shaw, Republican nominee for mitteeman Harry Darby and for-
governor of Kansas, got some mer Gov. Ed Arn. All reported the
campaign tips from President Ei- President "looked wonderful."
In Rape Case
Polio Cases senhower during a visit with him Earlier John W. Crutcher of WUERZBURG, Germany, Aug.
AX« Houghton B .... S.67 9.42 Low 2.17N 2.2m 2.22', 2.20V4
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Bullock Fd 13.53 14.S3 Chicago Oats in the President's hotel s u i t e Hutchinson, the GOP nominee in 23 Wl—A U.S. court-martial Thurs-
the 5th Congressional District, day convicted seven American
Chemical Fd 17.9319.39 Sept. Dec. Mar
Thursday. '
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Dividend Shrs 2.87 3.15 p c 7;;, .764 •'T'i
Eat & How Bal 22.90 24.49 Negro soldiers of raping a 15-year-
Eat t How Fd 1548 16.74
Close
Chicago Wheat
73^t -76', Shaw said the President was saw the President briefly and had old German schoolgirl last July 9
Fidelity Fd 4l25 4.65 Sept. Dec. Mar. May ZEROING IN. croquet player Danny Hanpt, 12, 25 West 18th, sights on the goalpost while op- high on personal contact. his picture taken with bin for use hi the woods of nearby Bamberg.
Founders Mut Fd .... 8.18 S.S9 p c T ponent Robby Spickelmier, 11, 106 West 18th, waits with obvious skepticism.
WASHINGTON UB- The states "Of course, that's what I've in the campaign.
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2.17 , 2.23 , 2.27", 2.25', reported 902 polio cases last week, done," Shaw said. "I showed him And Stewart Newlin of Welling- dants guilty, the court adjourned
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Manhat Bond Fd ....
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M u t u a l Trust
7.78 8.53 Chicago Corn
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Post Of fice Workers
Reeled President
Boosts considerably less than half the the callouses on my right hand ton-called on his old boss, White until Friday when the sentences
2,134 during the comparative week from shaking hands."
last year. The total continued to Shaw and his wife had their
House Press Secretary James are expected.
Hagerty. Newlin worked as an as- The soldiers' attack on the girl
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Judith, about 16, and their son, imum of $400. for a series of campaign pictures additional charges of vagrancy, accounted for. There was no evi- sentence—maximum punishment
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2.11V2.16vl. Charles Jr., about 11; Mrs. Trish, designed to help elect a Republi- pleaded innocent in Police Court 'or rape — cannot be returned
Reno County, land owners with and trial was scheduled at the dence of damage to the jail, the under military law.
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Food Jlach 71 U l\ Corn 52 cars, unch. No 2 white
Owen Kervin, 34, and his wife, 31. Oil And Gas News can Congress this November.
Ford Mot 57'i 1.59-1.65, No 3, 1.56-1.64. No 2 yel- sheriff said, adding that he be- The convicted soldiers are Pvt.
First off he received a group of a half acre or less of bindweed Friday session.
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Gen Mot 47';, u in Oata none, unch No 2 white 77- fields should make applimation lieved the man had outside help. Melvin F. Carter, 24, of Harrison-
27 candidates for the House, some
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K a f i r 2.53-2.55.
Rye 1.40-1.43.
[rom Aberdeen, S. D.
The cars Reno Oil Test
collided shortly
noon at the intersection of U. S.
after
posed for pictures with each. The weed office before Sept. 10.
King said he met the two in the A delivery truck with the word
of them up for re-election, and for sodium chlorate at the county Ebony bar, 506 South Main, and "Mason" painted in big letters on burg, Va.; Pvt. Clifton Franks,
went with them to 119'A South its sides was stolen here during 21, o£ Omaha, Neb.; Pfc. Edward
L. Brown, 18, of Norwich, Conn.;
Int Paper
Int Shoe
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Barley 1.15-1.17.
Soybeans 2.33-2.37*t.
Bnin 35.75-36.50
Shorts 41.00-41.75.
Goes On Pump
Highway 71 and a state road about
12 miles south of here.
pictures
National
were taken
Committee
by Republican
photograph
County
Sandhagen
Weed
said
Supervisor
the chlorate
John
is ap-
Main. the night.
While in the room, he said he Richardson was being held on
iers and will be given to the can- plied in the fall after moisture has saw Young fooling with his trous- charges of grand larceny and jail Fla.; Pfc. Raymond L. Kasey, 18,
Strewn about the Kansas City The Art Prettyman oil test misdates for display to the voters alien. With the soil bank plan, the
Pvt. James Gordon, 23, of Alachua
Kan P & L 24
ers and he told police that he break. of Roanoke, Va.; Pfc. James E.
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car were fish caught by the Hoad- Huntsville Township 18 miles westl back home and owner and operator can in- instructed Wilson Jr., 18, of Wilmington, Del.
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Local Markets leys, fishing tackle, and maga- of Hutchinson, puzzling venture clude his bindweed infestation Young to leave them He was arrested early this and Pfc. Fred R. Chandler, 21, of
Mo Kan Tex 11'i U '» (Prices paid By local buyers. Sell- zines apparently bought in Ken- Next he received a half-dozen alone. month in Topeka after making his Kansas City, Mo.
Mo Pac A 3S' t VI ing prices of course ar> Higher). by Ambassabor Oil Corp. of Fort vith acreage for the bank pay-
Monsan Ch 41-'-, U ', WHEAT—51.91. ora, Ont., a popular fishing re- Worth, Tex., which for n i n e San Francisco Republican leaders ments. After sodium chlorate is King told officers that when he first escape from the jail in June.
Mont Ward 42>i U Vi EGQS—AA large .38; A's .34; sort about 100 miles north of the and then a group of senatorial applied, the ground is steril for a later found the $100 was missing, At that time, Richardson slipped
months has been in a state of sus- candidates.
mediums .27; C's .17.
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NY Central 37'i U H HENS—Heavy .12; light .09. Minnesota-Ontario border. pended animation, is to be put on 2-year period. Miss Powell offered to give him out when the sheriff carried food
No Am Av 9Q'V U l\ SHORTS—S2.40.
The Aberdeen party was driv- the pump. "This is just perfect," said Sen. back the $12 which he had previ- into the bullpen for the prisoners.
Olin Math 57& BRAN—52.05.
John Marshall Butler of Maryland ously handed over to her.
Peab Co.il 12\ V »i ing to Minneapolis for a brief va- The No. 1 Prettyman ne ne nw
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Luther Leaguers Elder Republican Lands Safely
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Four small children of the Ker- and after undergoing tests in
vins were orphaned by the crash, Lansing
land four equally small children of duced or plugged.
lime was neither pro-
hat I needed."
To Balky Egyptians
Sen. Wallace Bennett of Utah
aid there was some discussion of WASHINGTON (ffl-The United At Lindsborg Camp Statesman Is Dead LOUISVILLE, Ky. W — An
American Airlines plane carrying
Rcyn Met 7S",
St Jos Lead 44' t V ', hospitals the Trish family were left with- Two weeks ago the operators re- e need for stepping up registra- States has halted the normal flow L1NDSBORG, Kan. W) — Ninety KANSAS CITY W! - K a n s a s
32 passengers from Nashville,
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Sears Roeb
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U Vi OMISSIONS1 out a mother. opened the capped hole and did on of votes over the country and of foreign aid technicians to Egypt Augustana Luther Leaguers from City's foremost Republican elder Tenn., l a n d e d here Thursday
Sinclair O ... 65-'; St. Elizabeth ! — Ml.'. R.i> L. Cor- Mrs. Hoadley, her daughter and i some additional work on it. e told newsmen: and has taken steps to hold up de- the Kansas Conference are attend- statesman, Herman M. Lang-
morning on "one engine and pray.
"I think you can look for a big livery of some 20 million dollars ing an annual Youth Bible Camp worthy, died at his home here er."
Spen C'hi'm U 1'i In, 811 East 3rd; Mrs. Jilchard Komor-
Sui OH Cal . 61 U slie, 300 East Sherman; Mrs. Clyde the Kervins were dead at the Acid Treatment
Std Oil Ind . 61-i olloway, 711 East Sherman; Harold scene. The others died within Lansing formation was slated rive in that direction." worth of heaVy transportation on the Bethany College campus Wednesday at the age of 75.
Sic! oil N J . 5li"i II ' lark. 417 East 14th; Xrs. Winston K.
:o receive sand-fracture. Instead equipment. Langworthy had been ill since The pilot of the Nashville-New
Stoke Van C i 2'2 D Cnechtel, 7U4. West 18th; Mrs. James hree hours in the hospital here. All of the visitors came away this week. York flight, Capt. R. W. Long,
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D ' larding. 601 North Jackson; Mrs. Rich- it was given 1,500 gallons of jel- rom the presidential suite in the These twin moves have been The camp is directed by the early May and underwent an ex- Nashville, said the other engine
U ' Thompson, 805 East 3rd; Ronald ploratory abdominal operation
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Castor, 924 East 7th.
liroce — Mrs. John V. Boehm. 121
Carlton Koad; Mrs. Gertrude Fox, 509
Closing average 60 slocks 1S5.2 East 10th; Thomas E. Grlflln , RFD 3;
Discount Rate acid treatment. Oil output after t. Francis Hotel saying the Pres ordered by the International Co- Rev. Roy Nolander of Windom,
two days of swabbing had levelled dent was: healthy looking and operation Administration as a pre- president of the Kansas Confer- May 11.
off at about a barrel and a half eenly interested in their loca caution, pending settlement of the ence Luther League. It will con- Sometimes called the "father of He said he did not know tha
the Kansas City charter," Lang-
started backfiring over Elizabeth-
town, Ky.
Hike Is Made
up .4. Mrs. Lee Bunting, 414 Walker; Elna an hour. Saturday it was shut ampaign prospects.
Cluire Vallne, 023 East Sherman; Mrs.
down again.
jbitter Suez Canal dispute. clude Sunday. worthy was among the most ac- cause of the trouble at once, but
Livestock Markets
Guataf A. Samuelson, 309 East 14tll
Mrs. Jarncs J. Waggoner, 2 Sunflower tive Kansas Citians in affairs switched the engine off immedi-
WASHINGTON, Aug. 23 W-The ... Thursday , . ,officials
. „. of„ the Texas from corporation law to ately.