Livestock Prices Across Kansas City Market Report
Cattle totals reach 12 500 with calves 350 and hogs 7 500. Slaughter cattle mostly 25 to 50 lower, feeders 50 lower, good and choice steers 2.00 to 2.75 higher. Hogs show barrows and gilts 50 lower, sows 25 lower. Sheep and lambs show higher slaughter lambs up to 22.25, feeder lambs 12 to 16.80, cull and utility categories steady to lower. Breeding bulls at 19.60 to 21.00.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Livestock Market Report From Parsons
Parsons livestock prices show varied bids across hogs cattle and calves. Hogs range from 8 to 13.75 per hundredweight with several grades listed, while cattle steer and heifer values span roughly 18 to 24 dollars for mid and high grades. Cows bulls and stockers also feature steady to rising price bands reflecting quality and weight.
Kansas City Egg and Poultry Prices Report
Consumer eggs paid to producers show large eggs 26 to 30 cents, mostly 27. mediums 23 to 27, mostly 24. small 18. Wholesale eggs large 28 to 30, mostly 30. mediums 26 to 28, mostly 27. Poultry prices list heavy hens 14, light hens 8, hens under 6, capons 18, ducks over 5 pounds 15. Missouri Arkansas live fryers and broilers at farm 14 to 14 1/2, mostly 14. delivered at plant 14 1/2 to 15. Butter grade A solid 67 cents per pound.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Chicago live poultry and dairy prices drift. eggs steady
Wholesale prices for live poultry show a one cent decrease to one cent increase with roasters at 24 to 25 and special fed white rock fryers 13 to 20. Butter remains steady with 93 score AA 57 12, 92 A 57 14, 90 B 56 54, 89 C 55 ?. Eggs unchanged across grades with whites at 29, mixed 29, mediums 27, standards 28, dirties 26, checks 26.
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Chicago
Wheat and grain prices mixed on Chicago markets
Chicago grain bids show No 3 yellow corn at 1 17 a bushel and soybeans at 2 50 with futures for May from 2 55. Wheat climbed about a half to three quarters of a cent, May at 2.12. Oats held near 69 to 69 1/2 cents May. Barley values ranged around 1.23 for choice and 1.00 to 1.06 for feed.
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Chicago
Wall Street gains widen in active trading on Friday mood
The stock market extended its gains in active afternoon trading as volume reached about 5.2 million shares, with fractional advances in key stocks outpacing losses. Profit taking trimmed gains after seven straight rising weeks, while corporate and U.S. government funds stayed mostly unchanged in quiet dealings.
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New York
U.S
Tribune Phone Contact Update
If you cannot reach your carrier use the Tribune number after 6 p.m. Call HE 1 3400 to reach assistance.
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Tribune
Mental Health Seminar Brings Leaders Together
Ministers and religious leaders from six counties will convene at St. Peter's Lutheran Church to attend a mental health seminar sponsored by the Neurosho and Allen County associations. Rev. Thomas W. Klink, a religion and psychiatry graduate and Minninger Foundation chaplain, is the featured speaker. This marks the fourth such event, with 270 invitations mailed to area pastors.
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Humboldt
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Neosho
Allen Counties
Thomas W. Klink
Minninger Foundation
Deaths and Funerals for James Rea McNary
James Rea McNary 77 of Earlton died Saturday at 5 p.m. at Westview Nursing Home after a long illness. He was born July 13, 1885 in Elizabeth Town Ky and lived in Missouri and Kansas before moving to Earlton in 1947. Survived by wife Anna Court McNary and daughter Mabel. siblings Vince R. C. John and Mrs. Margaret Weber. plus nieces and nephews. Funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. at Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home. burial Earlton cemetery. Also funeral services for Mac A Simmons held Saturday at Koch Ekinner Memorial Funeral Chapel.
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James Rea McNary
Earlton
Westview
McNary
James Rea
James A
Sarah McNary
Elizabeth Town
Missouri
Anna Court
Kidder
Kansas
Chanute
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Mabel McNary
Washington, D.C
Vince McNary
Polo
R. C. McNary
Hamilton
John McNary
S. Highland
Margaret Weber
Kansas City
Roy S. Gibson
Jack Mathis
EUB
H. Uc. Straw
Earlton Cemetery
Unesco Tour Of Mexico Underway
The fourth tour of Mexico sponsored by Kansas UNESCO left Chanute at 6 a.m. Saturday on a chartered bus. The trip lasts three weeks with new stops including Patzcuaro and visits to the Colonial Ibara School aided by Neosho County.
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Mexico
Kansas
Unesco
Chanute
Henry Watkins
Erie
Patzcuara
Neosho County
Tioga Hotel
Joaquin Padilla
Watkins
Ira E. Barber
William T. Cline
Marie Stipp
Dorothy McFadden
Signe N. Wright
Lenore Kensett
Kenneth Rash
Thayer
Oley Apt
Car Stoll
Buffalo
Max Reese
Parsons
Anna Slief
Pratt
Guy Woodruff
Wichita
Temple
Tex
Monterrey
San Luis Potosi
Guadalajara
Patzcuaro
Acapulco
Casaca
Tehuantepec
Vera Cruz
Zimapan
Cd. Valles
Chanute Guard Unit Trains in Wyoming This Summer
The Chanute National Guard unit, now Company A 174th Quartermaster, will train at Camp Guernsey Wyoming from June 28 to July 14. The redesignation effective April 1 increased authorized strength by 45 openings with a split operation including Fredonia for laundry and gravel platoon tasks.
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Chanute National Guard
Camp Guernsey
Wyo
John Jensen
174Th Quartermaster
Jensen
Quartermaster Service
Fredonia
Chanute
Community Guests Share Weekend Visits Across Town
Mrs. Foster Myers hosted her son Dr. Verle A. Myers of Newton and his family at 508 West Seventh. Jim Haight of Overland Park visited his parents at 527 South Evergreen. Five Chanute youths attended a Wichita Catholic Youth Organization convention. The Lenns of Kansas City Kansas hosted American foreign students Sai Sumestri Takeko Watanabe Phony Cheah Lily Ree and Yew Hayashi at their home with Mrs. E. E. Lofgren and Mr. David Lenn.
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Jim Haight
Overland Park
Mrs
Carl Haight
S. Evergreen
Chanute
Diocesan Catholic Youth Organization
Wichita
Evelyn Carroll
Patricia Harris
Bob Golay
Jo Ann Harris
Tim Brazil
E. E. Lofgren
N. Forest
David Lenn
Kansas City
Kan
Lenns
Sai Sumestri
Indonesia
Takeko Watanabe
Japan
Phony Cheah
Lily Ree
Ioa
Yew Hayashi
Kansas State Chamber meeting ends in tragedy
At a Kansas City session of the Kansas State Chamber of Commerce annual meeting a worker was killed when a bulldozer fell off a trailer. James A. Torbert 53, an area manager, died after being crushed. The accident occurred about 12 miles west of Hesston.
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Fred Harris
Joe Melnyk
Kansas State Chamber of Commerce
Kansas City
Har
Petterson Sings At Service With Floral Attendants
Petterson performed at the organ singing The Old Rugged Cross and In the Garden. Floral attendants included Mrs. Marvin Fairchild Mrs. Wayne Lopeman and Mrs. Harvey Clem ens. Burial followed at Mount Hope Cemetery Humboldt.
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Petterson
Ruggee Cross
Marvin Fairchild
Wayne ‘Lopeman
Harvey Clemens
Mount Hope ‘Cemetery
Humboldt
Wichita Employment Declines Through Mid March
Wichita area employment continued to sag through mid March according to the State Employment Service. The report notes ongoing job shortages and slower hiring in the region.
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Wichita
Wichita. Kan
State Employment Service
Airman Reynolds reassigned after propeller repair training
A3C Robert W. Reynolds III is reassigned to Sewart AFB Tennessee after completing air craft propeller repair training. He learned operation and maintenance of hydraulic and electric propellers controls and accessories. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert W Reynolds Jr of Chanute. He graduated from Chanute Senior High School. Mom Mamie Hayes of 627 Santa Fe learns of Ernie Ackerson’s death in Minneapolis. Ackerson was her son-in-law and was 59. Funeral arrangements are set in Minneapolis. Mrs Ackerson is the former Mary Hayes who taught in Chanute schools.
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Robert W. Reynolds III
Sewart Afb
Tenn
United States Air Force
Reynolds
Robert W. Reynolds, Jr
Chanute Senior High School
Mamie Hayes
S. Santa Fe
Ernie N. Ackerson
Minneapolis
Minn
Ackerson
Mary Hayes
Chanute
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Noted for Weekend
Daily Transcript records Neosho Memorial Hospital activity with admissions on Saturday and Sunday for patients including Edward Thomas Maywood Addition and Alice Louise Hinrichs Humboldt. Dismissals list Mrs. Roy Tunnel and others. additional admissions today include Bart Hale Johnson and Jack D Falkingham with surgery and Lloyd J Karry with medical care.
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Edward Thomas
Maywood Addition
Robert Filkingberger
S. Steuben
Hattie Harris
Humboldt
Roy Tunnel
Elmer Nichols
S. Ashby
Keith Dodd
S. Larson
Marion C. Manly
N. Washington
Grace Mollnow
W. 5Th
James Hyson
Iola
William Carl
S. Malcolm
Lizzie Bean
John K.brabant
Alice Louise Hinrichs
S.highland
Fred E. Brooks
Humiboldt
George ‘W. Scott
Elsmore
Eva Armstrong
S Highland
Lewis S. Clagg
W. Main
Cora Martin
Thayer
Richard Moran
Hays Man Is Killed In Car Train Crash
Hays Nick A. Schmidt aged 46 of Hays was killed when his car was struck by a Union Pacific train at a crossing two miles west of Hays early today.
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Hays
Tran
Nick A. Schmidt
Union Pacific
Dismissals Today Include Local Names and Addresses
Dismissals today list several individuals and addresses: Mrs. Jennie Gericke at 30 W. 4th, Roger J. Stout at RK. 2, Mrs. Marvin Christiansen at 101 S. Gretchen, Mrs. Nova At wood, and Yates Center.
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Jennie Gericke
Roger J. Stout
Marvin Christiansen
S. Gretchen
Nova Atwood
Yates Center
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Coats
Esis
Wyoming
Miss Lions Club
DeAnn Nelson
Bea Nelson
Stephens College
Columbia
Drisdell Studio
E. A. Hall
Maple Plain
Maude Bickel
Helena Rubinstein
Calvert
Little Miss Lions Club
Little Miss Chanute
Jacque Smith
Robert Smith
Hutton School
Johnson Studio Hote
Daily Transcript
Neosho Memorial Hospital
The
Chanute Tribune
Tommy Dorsey Orch
Guy Pastor
Miss Jackson
Dixon's Foot Clinic
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