Hog and cattle prices rise in Kansas City market report
AP reports cattle and hog prices with mixed changes across classes. Hog barrows and gilts gain 25 to 50 cents, sows steady. cattle and calves show steady to higher ranges, with high good to choice hogs around 22.75 to 23.75 and lambs at 19.00 to 20.50 per hundredweight, reflecting broader market shifts. ParsonS market notes post additional price bands for U.S. No. 1 and 2 grades across weight classes.
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Kansas City
U.S
DOW Chem
Ford
Kan G&e
Kan P & L
Lonsan
Mont Ward
Peabody Coal
Steers Penney JC
Phill Pet
RCA
Sears Rock
Sinclair
Socony
US Steel A. D
Westg el 352
Wall Street edges lower after busy trading session
The market eased in moderate volume with about 4.5 million shares traded. Several leading issues fell slightly while bonds and government securities held steady amid a mix of livestock and commodity quotes from the day.
Kansas City Egg and Butter Prices Report
AP notes wholesale egg prices with large eggs at 30 cents on average, 80 percent of quoted 30 to 31 cent range. medium eggs near 28 to 29 cents, mostly 28. small eggs around 18 to 20 cents, mostly 18. Poultry and butter prices unchanged.
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Kansas City
Chicago live poultry and butter quotes steady in early market
AP reports Chicago market values for live poultry mixed with slight declines for some items. Roasters and fryer roaster turkeys show small moves while butter holds, eggs largely steady with various grade breakdowns listed.
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Chicago
Market Fails to Move Wheat Oats Soybeans Trade Quiet
Chicago grain markets show no sales for wheat oats or soybeans. Corn values mix with No 2 yellow around 1.20's and No 4 yellow near 1.13 to 1.17. Barley options seen at 1.23 130 n with feed at 1.00 to 1.08 n. Wheat settles lower by about 1.4 cents per bushel with May near 2.10 4 and 1.17% for another contract. Oats slip 4 to 2 high er with May around 70 cents and rye trends higher.
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Chicago
Market Ticker Notes Mixed Soy Prices
The report notes soybeans rising slightly by four cents with May contracts quoted around 2.57 dollars while cotton and other commodities show varied gains in May trading.
Three From Neosho On Livestock Tour
Three Neosho County livestock producers joined a Wichita Stockyards Commission Co tour yesterday and today visiting Wichita packing houses. The event, a joint effort with Kansas Farm Bureau, invited four livestock raisers from 12 southeast Kansas counties for a day and night of tours.
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Neosho County
Wichita Stockyards Commission Co
Wichita Packing Houses
Commission
Kansas
Kansas Farm Bureau
Charles James Archer
Tyler
Tex
Charles
Esslinger
Farm Bureau
Wilfrid Burke
Galesburg
Marion Page
W. A. Sailors
Erie
Multiple Local Contacts Report Pets, Travel, and Honors
Police reported Marvin Seger and others noting a dog bite incident. The text details car damage, lodging, college tours, weddings, anniversaries, and a University of Kansas art scholarship win. It also records Pittsburg State students joining a national biology fraternity and a Utah State University fellowship for Fred Gifford. Santa Fe System weekly carload totals for 1943 are listed.
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Glenn Clarkson
A. L. Clarkson
Buffalo
Pittsburg State College
U S Pressures Soviets Over Laos Civil War Involvement
The United States urged Moscow to press Communist North Vietnamese and Pathet Lao forces to halt fighting against neutralist forces in Laos. Llewellyn Thompson conveyed Washingtons position in a weekend meeting with Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin. Dispatches from Vientiane report the Pathet Lao alliance with North Vietnamese troops threatening Kong Le and the 14 nation Geneva accord on Laos neutrality.
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United States
Soviet Union
Laos
State Department
Moscow
Llewellyn Thompson
U.S
Anatoly Dobrynin
Pathet
Central Plaine Des Jarres
Vientiane
Pathet Lao
Kong le
Geneva
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals List for Neosho
Monday entries show admissions including Mrs Harris and Elmer Nichols with medical and surgical cases, plus a birth to Mr and Mrs White. Dismissals include Leon Lee and several named residents. traffic and license citations follow with fines and penalties.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Joseph Harris
S. Ashby
Elmer Nichols
John Hatcher
S. Evergreen
Robert Garner
Humboldt
Henry Williams
Leon C. Lee
L. Leon White
N. Forest
Russell Eliott
W. Main
Janice Perkins
Lafayette
Oscar Stich
Junior Ray
Tennessee
Earl Wilson
Don Crawford
Ennis Mendenhall
Thayer
Nick Kern
Telephone contact notice from Tribune for carrier access
Instruction to reach the Tribune through phone contact with a carrier after 6 p.m. If the primary contact is unavailable, call HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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Tribune
Halles graveside rites mark life of Etta Hall
Mrs. Etta E. Hall 78 died April 4 in Uvalde Texas. Her graveside service was held at Walnut Cemetery. She born December 23 1884 near Hepler and lived in Texas 30 years. She leaves Floyd L Dillon Dick Whitsell nephew George N Dillon niece Opal Johnson. Funeral service held in Uvalde April 5. Lions Farmers Night Wednesday features ranch tour by Chanute Chamber.
Edwards funeral held for Carolina Katherine Edwards
Funeral services were conducted at the Pentecostal Holiness Church with Rev. Virgil Collins officiating. Burial followed at Memorial Park Cemetery. A musical duet performed and flowers were arranged by local volunteers. Bearers included Walt Bass and others. Gibson Funeral Home arranged.
Pistols Fail to Fire in Memphis Police Check
Memphis police review pistols carried by officers finds 14 of 200 guns inspected would not shoot. The AP reports the investigation began as part of equipment safety checks.
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Memphis, Tenn
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