Cattle and Hogs Prices Mixed at Kansas City and Parsons
Livestock market report shows cattle 4,000 at Kansas City with varied moves for steers heifers and cows. hogs 3,300 with barrows and gilts down, sows steady. sheep 800 with lambs steady. Parsons listings indicate hogs 190-270 pounds and cattle prices by weight and grade, with stockers and feeders and veal calves noted.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
WU. S
U.S
Market gains push Dow above prior high
Wall Street advanced on gains in key issues with Du Pont up more than 5 points Union Carbide up over 2 and General Electric near 2 lifting the Dow Jones industrial average to 710.97, surpassing the previous close of 705.96 as volume neared 3.7 million shares. Government bonds were unchanged and corporates mixed.
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New York
du Pont
Union Carbide
General Electric
Pam
U.S
Allis
Atlas Chem
Aveo God
Ccxis
Sds
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Poss
Boeing Air
Bran Airw
Owen Elder General
Choice Bologna Champlin Oi
Benedict
Chi SP Pac
Chi RE & Pac
Adkins
Coyville
Curtiss Wr
Alake
Elder
Chicago
el Paso
Bene- Chicago
Fair Whit Baenedict Rock and Lime Co
Kansas City
Elec Sehane Ee
Mrs. el- Kansas City
Gen Motors
U ‘Ader
Goodyear
U ‘Se
Collie
Kan P & L
Lewis Seward
Larry
Milarge
Humboldt
Monson Ch
UU 1
Mont Ward
Fred
Krause
Ae Kax
Nat Thea & T
NY Central
Glenn Barnby
W. Main
Mark Edward
Okla
G&e Sas
Gary Grogan
Peabody Coal
U *S
Earl Grogan
Western
Penney JC Oxen
U l
APOE
St Jos
Sears Rock
Sinclair Invasas
Socony
Sperry
Sunray
Textron Yee
Tidewat Oil
Spmae Sabeuse
Kansas City Cash UN Pac
Kansas City (Ap
US Steel
Westg el
Woolworth
Yale
Benedict area notes weekly traffic and personal tales
Week's total car mov ed was 30 819 vs 30 831 last year as Santa Fe reported 20 650 carloadings for the week ending July 29 1961. Local items include visits by Mrs Lester Floyd and family, Chanute relatives gathering, school news on LaVerne Noyes scholarships at Kansas State, and the Corkle family buying the Pla-Port resort near Grove Oklahoma with planned relocation to manage it.
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Santa Fe
Lester Floyd
Charles
Becky
Benedict
Floyd
John Brady
Richard Williams
Kathy
Chanute
Richard E. Toomey
Bert Toomey
S. Katy
Kansas State University
LaVerne Noyes
Manhattan
Toomey
Kstate
George Corkle
N. Forest
Grand Lake
Grove
Okla
Corkle
Oil Company
Neosho County
Coffeyville Man Dies of Lockjaw
Earl Leair a 56 year old refinery engineer from Coffeyville Kansas died of tetanus in Riverton Wyoming after cutting his finger mowing his lawn two weeks earlier. He was treated at a clinic after showing throat constrictions and a fatal spasm at 10 10 p m and died at 10 25 p m according to the attending physician.
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Riverton
Wyo
Earl Leair
Coffeyville
Kas
Beair
Bea
Daily Transcript Admits and Discharges At Neosho Memorial Hospital
Yesterday's hospital report lists admissions for Elaine McCown Mrs. Howard Winans John Lyon all under medical care. Today sees Zula Montgomery David Gibson Samuel Lower Jr Julie Leroy Mary Smith listed for surgery or medical care. Dismissals include Ray Campbell Ronald Walker and Dwaine Whitworth and son. Birth today to Jim Pearce and wife at 524 West Main a girl.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Elaine McCown
6Th
Howard Winans
N. Highland
John Lyon
Thayer
Dwaine Whitworth
New Black Cadillac For Gov Anderson Inauguration Car Updated
TOPEKA AP A new black Cadillac Fleetwood 60 Special sedan carries Shawnee County license No. 1 for Gov John Anderson. Since his inauguration in January the tag had been on a 1959 Lincoln Continental from Gov George Docking’s administration. The Cadillac was bought via bids from Dale Sharp Inc. of Topeka. List price with options was 7 607.01 minus 418 in federal tax or 7 189.01, per state purchasing officials.
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Topeka
Shawnee County
John Anderson
Anderson
George Docking
State Purchasing Department
Dale Sharp Inc
East German travel controls amid polio outbreak fears
Western observers reported limited disruption as East Germany announced travel restrictions to West Germany via borders and air routes. Officials cited polio fears but West German lines and four power air safety centers said border control lacked proof of a large outbreak while plans to vaccine supplies were discussed without firm dates.
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Berlin
West
West Germany
West Ger
West Berlin
Pan East Germany
American Airways
ADN
Nu-Pean Airways
Air France
Con
Fast German
West Regard
Germany
Eratic
Pfer
Long UNESCO Bus Tour Begins With Cross Country Start
A Kansas UNESCO tour group of 30, led by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Watkins, began a two week trip from Chanute, Kansas, traveling by bus to Missouri Illinois Indiana Ohio and beyond. The first day covered Springfield to Wheeling with stops for breakfast in Stormy’s Knife and Fork and a lunch in Wheeling after crossing the Mississippi River.
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Henry Watkins
Erie
New England
Canada
Kansas
Unesco
Wheeling
W. Va
Tioga
Chanute
Kan
United States
Thayer
Walnut
St. Paul
Arkansas City
Coffeyville
Pratt
Humboldt
Preston
Independence
John Durst
Tulsa
Okla
Springfield
Stormy
St. Louis
Illinois
Ralph Fortenberry
Indiana
Columbus
Ohio
Holiday Inn
Mason
Parsons
Parsonian
Floyd Wright
Zaneville
Zane Grey
Betty Zane
West Virginia
Ohio River
Area Group At NFA Meet
Farmers from this area plan to attend the National Farmers Organization meeting next Monday in Des Moines Iowa. Irwin Gibson Wilson County NFO chairman said attendance records will be shattered and last year surpassed 10 000. The Veterans Memorial Auditorium hosts the noon session with National NFO president Oren Lee Staley presiding. The group weighs an all out holding action versus more time to strengthen the organization as it pursues bargaining power with processors for a price.
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National Farmers Organization
Des Moines
Irwin Gibson
Wilson County Nfo
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
National
NFO
Oren Lee Staley
Factory Jobs On Increase
Washington AP reports factory employment rose in June but slower than May. Total hirings grew to 40 per 1000 workers, up 3 per 1000 from May, while recalls fell, especially in fabricated metals machinery and electrical equipment. Textiles chemicals and related nondurables rose less than seasonal, whereas building materials and home furnishings rose. Layoffs decreased by 2 to 12 percent.
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Washington
Labor Department
JFK-Cheng Agree In Principle On Outer Mongolia Seat
Vice President Chen Cheng of Nationalist China said he reached agreement in principle with President Kennedy on Outer Mongolia's admission to the United Nations. He noted further studies on tactics for the U.N. General Assembly and said details will be released in a Wednesday communique.
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Washington
Chen Cheng
China
Kennedy
Outer Mongolia
United Nations
White House
U.N. General Assembly
State Department
Chen
Outer Mongolian
U.S
United States
Publication Suspended in Moran Kansas
Col and Mrs R L Thompson suspend Moran Sentinel after 70 years of weekly publication dating from 1955. The decision ends a local paper run by the Thompsons in Moran Kansas and marks an abrupt halt to the weekly issue.
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Moran, Kas
R. L. Thompson
Moran Sentinel
Pro shop lesson leads to 162-yard hole in one
At Prairie Dunes Ross Wilson tells Harold Tincher and Eddie Johnson to try golf. Tincher sinks a 162-yard hole in one on his first shot, then makes a double bogey but finishes with a 39 for the round.
Deaths and Funerals in Chanute and Nearby Areas
Mrs. Ida Hudson of North Hollywood Calif died after an extended illness she was sister of William Best of Urbana. Tony A Alberts 97 died at home in Urbana area after long illness born Aug 25 1864 in Greetsiel Germany married Flossie Ewen in 1894 they lived in Urbana and Chanute. Relatives here learned Everett Mecum former Chanute resident died in Oakland Calif funeral in Oakland survivors include wife and three sisters.
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Ida Hudson
North Hollywood
Calif
William Best
Plummer
Tony A. Alberts
Fred Welch
Steuben
Herman and
Steientje Alberts
Greetsiel
Germany
Flossie Ewen
America
Urbana
Earlton
Alberts
Chanute
Welch
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Lutheran Church
John Ewen
Dale Ewen
Glen Gough
Erie
Harold Stroud
Roy S. Gibson
Everett Mecum
Oakland
Mecum
Neosho County
Robert Mecum
Gertha Hawke
Barton
Anna Green
Kansas City
Kan
Pearl Price
Newton
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Jack Robinson
the Tribune
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Wichita
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Diane Elder
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Ing
Susan Elder
Russ Moreland
Petrolia
Il Es
UDA Vest
Eve
Self Service Grocery
Evan
Jim Sandage
Ricky Layh
Self Service
Pat Wilson
Terry Galt
Mike de la Torre
Carl Adkins
Toronto
Aeee
Recreation Leaders Laboratory School
The
American Baptist Assembly
Green Lake
Wrs
O. L. Reinfeld
S. Lincoln
Clarimore
T. E. Parrott
John W. Johnson
Florence
S. C
Cynthia
Julie Anne
Glen M. Shook
J. Wilford Johnson
N. Lafayette
Tribune
Fers, Ie
Ji Pgi
Guillermo Zamora
Dade County
James Leeds
Miami
0. C. Jackson
Jackson
Fidel Castro
Havana
Cedar Lodge
W. Alex Bruce
Roy J. Chapple
Sec
E. M
Robert Harmon
Daily Transcript
Gov. Anderson
NFA
Koch Bros. Furniture
Policy
Joe Giacoma
Chanute, Kansas
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
New York, N. Y
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