Livestock Prices Steady Across Kansas City Market
AP reports cattle and calves steady at Kansas City terminal market with slaughter cows and other classes untested. Hogs total 3 200 with barrows and gilts mostly steady to 25 higher, sows steady, lambs steady with prime and choice wool and pelts noted. Chicago reports no wheat sales and mixed grain futures with May prices shown for corn oats rye and soybeans in fluctuating ranges.
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Kansas City
Chicago
U.S
Parsons Livestock Market Prices Report
Parsons livestock bids show cattle steady with multiple weight classes and grades. Hogs and sheep follow similar steady trends with varied prices across product quality and weight categories. Bulls and calves feature broad ranges for feeding, killing, and stocker classes.
Egg and poultry prices hold steady in Missouri area
Kansas City AP reports consumer eggs unchanged and wholesale medium and large eggs steady at 28 to 31 cents and 25 to 29 cents respectively. Poultry and butter unchanged. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers and broilers at farm and delivered at plant 15 to 16 percent.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Chicago Produce Market Steady Butter Eggs Unchanged
AP report from Chicago notes butter trading steady with no changes and eggs maintaining near steady levels as market activity remains quiet across the commodities.
Adams Ranch Grasslands Tour Highlighted By Local Chamber
Whitsell discusses US USSR agricultural control while 4000 farmers visited the Adams ranch near Pawhuska Oklahoma. Cha nute Chamber of Commerce sponsors a grasslands tour. nine thousand cattle expected this summer. Lions club hosts eighteen area farmers and announces Easter Egg hunt Sunday at 2 pm and Ladies night on April 24 at 6 30 at Big Creek Methodist church.
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Whitsell
Kansas
Adams Ranch
Pawhuska
Oklo
Chanute Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club
Darryl Summers
Junior
Lion
Randall Diver
Big Creek Methodist Church
Rancher Is Speaker For Lions Farmers Club Talk
Dick Whitsell manager of the K S Adams ranch Foraker Okla told Lions club members and guests at Tioga Hotel last night that the United States enjoys the highest standard of living due to abundant food. He cautioned that some favor government control of agriculture but noted Russia’s model shows the downsides. He cited eight of every hundred Americans in agriculture and claimed forty nine of one hundred Russians are farmers, asserting U S farming leads.
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United States
Dick Whitsell
K. S. Adams Ranch
Foraker
Okla
Lions Club
Tioga Hotel
America
U. S
Whitsell
Russia
Wall Street seesaws as Kennedy Easter trip stalls market
Wall Street moved lower in mid afternoon trading as President Kennedy delayed his Easter vacation and steel prices stayed uncertain. Volume was about 4.3 million shares versus 5.91 million the day before, with steel stocks slipping after earlier gains amid price hike concerns.
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New York
W AP
Kennedy
Washington
Florida
Wheeling Steel
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Amid Mixed Notices
Wednesday listings show admissions for Vivian Johnson Lavonburg George Cox and Mrs Martin Raida and Paul Barnhart with specific addresses. Dismissals include Oscar Stich John W Hatcher Arthur Shrum and others. Also listed are births traffic citations and ongoing district court actions with various names and cases.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Vivian Johnson
Lavonburg
George Cox
W. Main
Martin Raida
Thayer
Paul Barnhart
S. Malcolm
Oscar Stich
John W. Hatcher
S. Evergreen
Arthur Shrum and Son
All-Night Haggle Ends Legislature
The final day of the session produced funding and policy changes including Kerr-Mills medical care for the aged, a $76 million higher education program with $39.8 million from state funds, a $650,000 KU lab, faculty salary raises, scholarships, and research programs. It also boosted legislative pay, and funded higher salaries for state officials, while proposing a constitutional amendment to abolish the property tax on household goods.
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Kerr-Mills
University of Kansas
Senate
Wunsch
House
LS leaders postpone April meeting for Good Friday
The April meeting of the LS of B of LF and E is canceled due to Good Friday. The next meeting is scheduled for May 10 at 12 30 p m. The Knight of Columbus will host an all night Adoration at St Patrick church starting after Mass this evening. They will also sponsor an Easter egg hunt at the Knights hall Sunday for young children. Mr and Mrs Ray N Christian sen and son Gregory have returned from a Ozarks trip to Blytheville Ark to visit his sister and family with the Air Force nearby.
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Knight of Columbus
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
Ray N. Christiansen
Gregory
S. Allen
Ozarks
Blytheville
Ark
Ellice Boutwell
U.S. Air Force
Boutwell Family Tours Memphis with Christiansens
Boutwell and his sons accompanied the Christiansens to Memphis where they toured the city and enjoyed the beautiful flowers during their visit.
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Boutwell and Sons
Christiansens
Memphis
Thresher vanishes as deep sea search continues
The Thresher submarine with 129 aboard is missing after a steep dive in the Atlantic. Navy and air units, including Seawolf, sweep seven ships plus more, using radar sonar and magnetic detectors while a court of inquiry is convened in New London.
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Navy
Seawolf
Thresher
Skylark
Kennedy
Naval Court of Inquiry
New London
Conn
Pentagon
Adm
George W. Anderson
Naval Operations
Atlantic
Anderson
How Kansans Voted On Senate Action
Washington AP reports on how Kansans and Missourians voted in the 30 34 roll call that sent the youth employment bill to passage. Democrats for Symington of Missouri. Republicans against Carlson and Pearson of Kansas. Paired votes noted for Long of Missouri and Young of North Dakota.
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Washington
Senate
Symington
Missouri
Social Calendar Highlights From Local Groups
Ada Illen leads the Aromatic Socials at 308 S. Wilson with 9 30 a m start. Ben Holly and Dick Purdy host junior club activities in Tennessee. Key Class at First Methodist Church in Wasinbow HOU run by Mrs J W Ames at 9 a m. Senior Citizens meet in Memorial Bldg at 11 30 a m with covered dish lunch bring own service. Presbyterian women hostesses invite rides by phone. Country Club members call for Easter Sunday Dinner reservations by Friday night.
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Ade
Mem
Ada Illen
Snorner Club
Aavol R
Ibertson
S. Wilson
Ben Holly
Dick Purdy
Tennessee
First Methodist Church
Wasinbow Hou
J. W. Ames
N. Forest
Memorial Bidg
Presbyterian
Country Club
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