Cattle and Hogs Market Report From Kansas City
Kansas City livestock notes show cattle with calves steady to 25 higher and hogs mostly 25 lower. Cattle numbers include 4 000 head, demand steady for slaughter steers and heifers, vealers firm, cows utility commercial 17 to 19, stockers steady. spring lambs 21 to 22.25. Parson hogs at 22.75 to 22.25 for 200-230 lb. sow prices 12.50 to 19.00. bulls 19 to 22.00. Chicago prices for produce, eggs, and grains mixed with wheat around 1.82-1.96 and soybeans 2.20-2.25.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U. S
U.S
Beekeeper Attack Fatal to Fresno Driver
Beeses attacked and killed Nicholas Castanon a 61 year old farm laborer after his car wrecked near Fresno California yesterday Deputy Coroner Fred Pipkin said Castanon jumped from his car and ran but collapsed and died of bee stings about 20 feet away
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Fresno
Calif
Nicholas Castanon
Here
Fred Pipkin
Castanon
Booths welcome 72 pound son in Shawnee
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Booth of Shawnee announce the birth of a 72 pound son Joseph Wilson Booth born yesterday. Paternal grandparents are the Rev. and Mrs. Melvin Booth of Kansas City formerly of Chanute and maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Otis Featherly of 919 S. Santa Fe. Mrs Booth is the former Wanda Wilson. An annual Webb family reunion will be Aug 17 at Highland Park with a basket dinner at noon. Friends are invited. C H Reynolds of 309 S. Tennessee attended the second annual Credit Union Clinic at the University of Kansas August 8-9.
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Richard Booth
Shawnee
Joseph Wilson Booth
Melvin Booth
Kansas City
Kas
Chanute
Otis Featherly
S. Santa Fe
Booth
Wanda Wilson
Thomas F. Webb
Highland Park
C. H. Reynolds
S. Tennessee
University of Kansas
Daily Transcript Admittances and Dismissals at Neosho Memorial
Monday admits include Mrs Mil dred McCarty 115 2 N Grant Elmer McCandless 21% S Allen surgery and Mrs Lawrence McRell Thayer surgery. Dismissals list Laurel M Bower 1321 2 S Forest Frank B Giles 131 S Steuben Mrs J H Rutledge and daughter Humboldt Robert Bishop Yates Center Mrs Eddie Chapman 1112 S Lafayette. Dismissals today Ricky J Walters 1614 S Edith Mrs M J Weaver 709 S Steuben Eugene M Abbott 314 S Lincoln Mrs Earl Turner and daughter Eric Mrs Milo Knapp 118 S Wilson Mrs Milton Anderson 1015 S Highland Mrs Juan Perez Humboldt Linda L Pullman Humboldt David and Dwayne Umbarger Thayer Mrs Manuel Martinez 1007 N Lincoln Mrs William T Staggs 803 S Malcolm Walter H King Humboldt
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Thayer
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Frank B. Giles
S. Steuben
J. H. Rutledge
Humboldt
Robert Bishop
Yates Center
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S. Lafayette
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M. J. Weaver
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S. Lincoln
Earl Turner
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S. Wilson
Milton Anderson
S. Highland
Juan Perez
Linda L. Pullman
David and Dwayne Umbarger
Manuel Martinez
Truckers Strike Shuts Western Transport Network
SAN FRANCISCO AP A paralyzing strike and lockout shut down truck transport spread today to 11 Western states as drivers halted hauls and unions pressed demands across the region.
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San Francisco
Deaths and Funerals Bert E Bray 73
Bert E Bray aged 73 died August 9 after a long illness in the Veterans Hospital at Wadsworth. Survivors include sister Nettie Johnson, Stark and Alta Bray of Los Angeles plus several nieces and nephews. He was born February 15 1885 in Kankakee Illinois. Parents and seven siblings preceded him. Funeral service was held this afternoon at Wadsworth chapel with burial in the Veterans cemetery.
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Nettie Johnson
Stark
Veterans Hospital
Wadsworth
Alta Bray
Los Angeles
Kankakee
Ill
Veterans Cemetery
Crash Kills Two in Wichita Area Intersection
AP reports a two car collision at the MacArthur and Viola road intersection southwest of Wichita. Victims are Don Ray Willaby 47 of Cheney driver of one car and Mrs Simon Koehn 72 of Route 2 Halstead passenger in the other car.
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MacArthur and
Viola Road
Don Ray Willaby
Cheney
Simon Koehn
Route 2
Halstead
Japanese airliner carrying 30 missing after presumed crash
A Japanese airliner with 30 aboard is missing and may have crashed in coastal waters between Tokyo and Nagoya. Aviation officials reported the last word from the All-Nippon Airways office and searchers widened the coast guard effort.
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Tokyo
Nagoya
All-Nippon
Airways DCS Returns to Tokyo After Engine Trouble
At 8 37 p m the Airways DCS with 77 passengers and 3 crew reported engine trouble and a return to Tokyo. The last airliner was 5 miles off Shimoda, 100 miles southwest of Tokyo.
Kingfisher Missile Intercepted by Talos Test
The Army reported successful interception of the Kingfisher target missile by the Talos antiaircraft guided missile system during a test at a New Mexico center. The event highlighted the effectiveness of the Talos in defending airspace at supersonic speeds.
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Talos
White Lands
N.M
First publicized firing of new antiaircraft weapon
The event marks the nation’s first publicized firing of an antiaircraft weapon against a target missile that matches the speed of any known tactical aircraft, signaling a major advancement in defense technology.
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Sile
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