Market SummaryKansas City Livestock Slaughter Prices
Livestock totals: Cattle 8800 calves 250. Slaughter steers steady to 25 lower with good and choice 25.50 to 27.25. Heifers 24.75 to 26.25. Cows 14.00 to 16.00. Vealers 22.00 to 25.00. Feeder steers 24.00 to 26.50. Hogs 3500 barrows and gilts 25 to 50 lower, 1-3 17.50 to 19.25, sows 15.00 to 17.25. Sheep 2000 slaughter lambs steady to 25-50 lower, Kansas lambs 22.75, 21.75 to 22.25, ewes 5.00 to 6.25.
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Kansas City
Parsons Livestock Market Prices Report
Hog prices show 25 to 50 lower across grades with U S No 1 and 2 hogs at 190-240 pounds around 19 00, mixed lots 230-270 pounds 11 00 to 18 50, sows down to 12 00 14 00, stags and bears noted. Cattle and calves steady with steers 600-700 pounds 24 00 to 26 75, other weight classes 19 00 to 26 50, stockers 16 00 to 31 00, veal calves 28 00 to 30 00. Sheep steady with lambs to 21 00 and ewes 2 00 to 12 00. Breeding and utility categories included with varied ranges.
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Parsons
U.S
Wall Street stocks slip for second straight session
In New York trading the market fell again with about 3.2 million shares changing hands as most major groups posted losses. Rails metals aircrafts and utilities led declines while airlines paused from a weak start and posted small gains for Pan American United and Eastern. Corporate bonds edged higher while Treasuries were a touch weaker in quiet trading.
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NEW York
Pan American
United
Eastern
New York Stock Exchange
Treasury
Births and Local Happenings Across Independence and Northwest
Mr. and Mrs. John Riddle announce a son Darrell Lynn born Saturday weighing 7 pounds 13 2 ounces. Grandparents are Mrs. Raymond Riddle and Mr. Luke Lasley. Steven, age seven, is his brother. Santa Fe rail traffic for the week ending Aug 4 1962 shows 30409 carloads down slightly from 31277 last year. Police arrest Lesterills Ottawa for intoxication. bond posted. Hubcaps stolen from Virginia Vance’s 1956 Ford. T W and A R Bomans report three salmon a day for three days weighing up to 30 pounds with C W Hillard and son present. Harry Johnson returns from Pittsburgh attending 44th Annual reunion of the 4th Infantry Division.
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John Riddle
Independence
Darrell Lynn
Luke Lasley
R. 3
Raymond Riddle
Steven
Lasley
Northwest
C. W. Hillard and Son
Tommy
Tacoma
Wash
Wichita Woman Killed in Crash
Mrs Artie Lucille Tate fifty two was killed in a Wichita crash Monday night near the citys southwest edge. The car struck a post overturned in a field. Tate and the driver Charles L Williams were pinned beneath the wrecked vehicle while another passenger Raymond Fessenden was thrown from the car.
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Wichita
Artie Lucille Tate
Egg price trends and poultry quotes from Kansas City AP
The report lists wholesale and consumer egg prices with large eggs at 23-29 cents for consumer grade A and 27-32 cents wholesale grade A for large eggs. Medium and small eggs show similar ranges. Missouri Arkansas live fryers and broilers are quoted with farm and delivered plant prices around 15 to 15 1/2 cents per pound.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Chicago Produce Prices Steady On Butter Eggs And Poultry
Chicago wholesale market reports butter steady with various grade quotes and car values. Eggs firm with grade A whites and other grades listed. live poultry unchanged with AA scores and fryer prices.
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Chicago
Grain Prices and Futures Report From Chicago Market
Chicago grain prices show no sales for wheat corn or soybeans. Oats No 2 heavy white 66 No 1 extra heavy white 65. Barley making choice 1.23 1.40n feed 93-1.12. Wheat closed 1s to 1% cents lower Sept 2.10 2.12. Corn slower Sept 1.04-04. Oats 62 cents Sept. Rye unchanged to 2 lower Sept 1.17-18. Soybeans higher to 1 lower Aug 2.39 7s-40.
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Chicago
Wheat and grain prices move on Kansas City market
Wheat futures decline slightly with No. 2 hard red around 2.16 to 2.39 dollars while No. 3 varies 2.14 to 2.29. Corn trades mixed with No. 2 white near 1.26 and No. 3 around 1.08 to 1.30. Soybeans hold 2.30 to 2.37 with bran and shorts quoted at 36.50 to 39.75.
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Kansas City
Deaths and Funerals in Chanute Galena Iola region
Mrs. Nora Anderson 82 died at Galena after two months illness. Surviving: son Charles L. Anderson Galena R. 2, four daughters in California Colorado and Los Angeles, two brothers, 21 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Funeral by Derfelt Funeral Home Galena. Mrs. W. F. Wiles 83 died at Neosho Manor after extended illness. Survivors: husband Everett D. Wiles, two daughters Beatrice Reep El Dorado and Thelma Smith Iola, three sons Everett D. Donald L. Rolland H., sister Susia Donnell Webb City, 13 grandchildren, 18 great grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. tomorrow Waugh Funeral Home Lola with burial at Lola.
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Nora Anderson
Harold LaRue
Chanute
Galena
Piqua
Anderson
Iola
Charles L. Anderson
Galena R
L. W. McCord
Orland
Calif
Jim Jac
W. F. Wiles
William Fred Wiles
Everett D. Wiles
Neosho Manor
Aurora
James Birmingham
Wiles
Ioa
Christian Church
Charles E
Beatrice) Reep
el Dorado
Thelma Smith
Everett D
Donald L
Rolland H
Eugene
Ore
Susia Donnell
Webb City
Waugh Funeral Home
Lola
Leon Morrow
Car output tops 1961 pace in Detroit report
DETROIT AP reports auto production this year exceeds the 1961 pace by 1,120,000 units and will widen in the next two weeks. Most makers paused 1961 models earlier, with 1962 models continuing. Ford faces lost output from a June stamping plant strike, but July output was the highest in company history.
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Detroit
Ford
Mysterious Call Thrown Shadow On Monroe Death
Hollywood AP report details a late night call before Marilyn Monroe’s death. Coroner cites barbiturate overdose as cause. housekeeper recalls uncertain caller and a possible link to sleeping pills. Police seal Manhattan apartment and inventory 40 items for will proceedings. Funeral plans set with intimate circle. mausoleum burial near Grace Goddard.
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Hollywood
Marilyn Monroe
Eunice Murray
Marilyn
Theodore J. Curphey
New York City
Miss Monroe
Manhattan
E. 57Th St
Aaron Frosch
Frosch
Sim
Grace Goddard
Grace McKee
Sign on City Hall Desk Poses Question to Readers
In Elmira city hall a desk sign asks “On what do you bias your opinion?” provoking readers to reflect on sources and viewpoints as officials consider public discourse and civic judgment.
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Elmira
N.Y
City Hall
Auto makers wrap 1962 output. GM cuts pace slow
Chrysler American Motors and Studebaker complete 1962 model production while General Motors begins shutdown. GM still runs well above last year's level, manufacturing 73,264 cars last week versus 2,770 in the prior year’s week.
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Chrysler
American Motors
Studebaker
General Motors
Harness maker in 60-year-old shop relies on hands not machines
ENGLISHTOWN N J AP Tara Hulsart runs a one room shop without any machines. Cars may rule the highways but horses still need harnesses. He has worked as a harness maker for 60 years. His rule to avoid machine age I just like to work good and hard and when I get tired I sit down.
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Hulsart
WSCS Meed at Methodist Church With Theme Americans of Spanish Speaking Background
Mrs E M Kram presided at the WSCS meeting in the Methodist church. Devotions by Mrs J L Walker on Americans of Spanish Speaking Background and lesson by Mrs Charles Anderson with assistance from Mrs Charles Stevens and Elaine Stevens who performed a skit. Marie Brock presented The Time is Now from the World Federation of Methodist Women. Refreshments for 22 were served by Mrs John States Mrs Fred Awalt and Mrs Oley Apt. New year books were distributed. Visitors included Ona Puckett of Chanute and relatives of several local families.
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Buffalo
E. M. Kramm
WSCS
Methodist Church
J. L. Walker
Charles Anderson
Charles Stevens
Elaine Stevens
Marie Brock
World Federation of Methodist Women
John States
Fred Awalt
Oley Apt
Kamm
Ona Puckett
Chanute
Dan Markham
Ida Emmitt
Oscar Reed
Ioa
Claude Krepps
Joe Thomas
Whittier
Calif
Toronto
Kan
Thomas
Wichita
Sharman
Milburn Apt
Phoenix Ariz
Marie
John Brock
Bill Hudson
Jane
Charley
Jimmy
Hank
McCook
Neb
Gene Hickey
Bill
Salina
Elks All Stars
Daily Transcript Admits, Dismissals, Births At Neosho Memorial
Neosho Memorial Hospital listings include Monday admissions Kathryn Rector Linda Sloan Ronald Hamilton with addresses and medical procedures. dismissals include multiple patients. births note two boys to Mr and Mrs Ronald Wrestler and Mr and Mrs Albert Sizemore. Traffic and highway citations detail speeding fines and building permits. recent moves list resident relocations and address changes.
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Kathryn Rector
S. Highland
Linda Rae Sloan
S. Denman
Ronald Hamilton
N. Forest
Ruth Schulenberg
Nicholas Alonzo
N. Steuben
Edward Rushton
E. Main
James I Ellis
Eric
Ronald Wrestler
Elsmore
Albert Sizemore
Buffalo
Julia Hixson
W. Main
Medical
Willard Carlson
Mandy Rickart
S. Santa Fe
William Brookshire
George Horn
Humboldt
Jack Hively
S. Steuben
Arleigh Locke
S. Katy
Floyd Greenwood
S. Rutter
Roy Turney
Thieves Break Into Doctor's Home Stolen Cash Whisky
Providence police report burglars broke into Dr. Vito Buonomano's basement fallout shelter and stole 159 dollars and a case of whisky.
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Providence, RI
Vito Buonomano
Name Means Pain Doctors Sign Sparks Atlantic City Talk
An Atlantic City street sign outside a dental office reads Dr. Ake Dentist, prompting local chatter about naming quirks and playful branding in the city. The simple sign draws attention from passersby and features a pun on the word dentist.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Ake
Chanute Tribune Page Two Highlights August 7 1962
Chanute Tribune reports on local events and notices for August 7 1962. Highlights include community happenings, school and civic updates, and brief notices from Chanute and surrounding areas.
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The
Chanute Tribune
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Daily Transcript
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Lincoln
Roy Ensminger
Melvin Allen
W. Kim
M. C. Phillips Jr
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Bricker Farm
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Larry G. Bitts
Central
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Don Grogan
Ashby
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Ben Nicholas
W. Oak
Jim Layman
N. Sante Fe
Carl Winn
Grant
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Don Criger
Western
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Tulsa
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Ed Williamson Stores
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