Livestock Auction Mixed Results With Steady Steers
Kansas City cattlestrung feeder buyers faced a thin lineup with few classes, marking mostly steady trends. Feeder steers sold around 24.00, good calves 22.25 to 21.75, heifers 19.00 to 21.00, cows 11.25 to 13.00, hogs 3,500 head near steady with some declines, sows 13.00 to 15.00, lambs 23.50 for spring, 22.00 to 23.00 for good, ewes 4.50 to 5.50. Wheat mixed, No 2 hard 1.53 to 1.79, corn 1.30 to 1.38, oats steady 0.67 to 0.73, maize 2.03 to 2.15, soybeans 2.43 to 2.51.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Eggs and Butter Prices Steady
AP reports consumer eggs paid to producers unchanged with large eggs 30 to 35 cents mainly 31. Medium eggs 24 to 28 cents mostly 26. Wholesale eggs steady with large at 37 to 39 cents, mediums 29 to 31 cents. Missouri and Arkansas live fowl and broilers unchanged: farm 13 1/2 to 14, plant 14 to 15 2. Butter grade A solid 67 cents per lb, quarters 68 cents.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Chicago Produce Prices Report
Chicago AP notes butter steady as wholesale bids hold. Eggs remain steady to firm with unchanged to higher wholesale values including Grade A whites 37s and 37 1/2, mixed 37 1/2, mediums 29 1/2, standards 28s, dirties unquoted. checks 23. No wheat or soybean sales. Corn No 2 yellow 1.24 4. Oats No 1 heavy white 68 1/4 69. Soybean oil 8 1/4.
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Chicago
Grain futures close mixed with small changes
Chicago grain futures closed with wheat unchanged at 1.41 and a half cents a bushel for September. Corn eased by about 1 cent to 1.19 and a half, oats down around half a cent, rye down about a half, September 1.26 and soybeans dropped about two and a half cents to August 2.51 and a half.
Local Markets Report on Egg Grades and Cream Prices
Market notes show eggs listed by grade A extra large A large and A medium plus B large and CEGS figures under current receipts. Cream varieties include Sweet Cream cream premium and No 2 white cream. Roosters hides priced at 4 cents per pound and glue hides noted.
End to prison tunnel escape plan in Indiana
Four convicts at Indiana State Prison were found tunneling through an eight foot outer wall with stolen shop tools. Warden Ward Lane said the men began six to eight months ago and worked mainly on weekends, hoping to escape but were stopped before the effort could succeed. The inmates Thomas McMeans and Frank Black of Richmond, George Clark of Muncie, and James Scott of Glasford, Ill. will face an institutional court.
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Michigan City
Ind
Indiana State Prison
Ward Lane
Lane
Ward
Thomas McMeans
Frank Black
Richmond
George Clark
Muncie
James Scott
Glasford
Ill
Wall Street Extends Gains in Moderate Activity
Wall Street rose further in late trading with estimated 4.6 million shares changing hands. Motors and rail, retail, airlines, tobacco, electrical equipment, and chemical stocks led gains while copper prices weakened. Corporate and U.S. government bonds held steady.
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New York
Syncom 3 to televise Tokyo Olympics by satellite
Cape Kennedy Fla AP plans call for using the Syncom 3 communications satellite to transmit Olympic television pictures to the United States. NASA will launch the satellite at 6:45 a.m. next Tuesday and it will take about 12 days to reach a stationary orbit 2300 miles above the Pacific near the equator and date line. U S and Japanese interests expect to spend about 600000 dollars to televise the Oct 10 24 Tokyo Games if the mission succeeds.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Pacific Ocean
U.S
Tokyo
United States
Former Client Seeks 28500 Damages Against Topeka Attorney
A damage suit for 28500 was filed by a former client Wednesday in Shawnee County District Court. Dora M. Hartman accuses Walter G. Stumbo a Topeka attorney and Republican district judge nominee of needlessly drawing her into probate court over her late husband s will and of charging a 3500 fee.
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Topeka, Kan
Walter G. Stumbo
Topeka
Stumbo
Shawnee County
Dora M. Hartman
10 Day Encampment By Holiness Assn at Wichita
Wichita AP reports 3000 Kansans mobilize for the 77th annual 10 day encampment of the Kansas State Holiness Association. The site hosts Free Methodist Pilgrim Holiness Church of the Nazarene and Friends Society churches. Evangelist W N Teal and Rev Orville Firestone will lead the camp meeting through August 23 after arriving from Vici Oklahoma.
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Wichita
Kansas State Holiness Association
Interdenominational Association
Free Methodist
Pilgrim Holiness
Church of the Nazarene and Friends Society
W. N. Teal
St. Catherines
Ontario
Vic
Kansas Lutherans To Raise 375000 At Wichita Convention
Wichita AP reports about 400 delegates attend the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod Kansas district convention where a 36.6 million basic program through next year is presented. The Kansas district aims to raise 375000 and the budget will be approved by congregations after the convention. Business meetings run through Friday.
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Wichita
World Lutherans
Convention of Lutheran Church- Missouri Synod
Kansas
Kansans raise 206000 for Agricultural Hall of Fame
Bonner Springs Kansas AP Wilburn Levering state fund raising chairman said Wednesday night Kansas has raised 206000 of its 250000 quota for construction of the Agricultural Hall of Fame. Most donations come from the western half while eight eastern counties have not met their quotas. The farm museum near Bonner Springs faces financial difficulties and delays due to a lack of donations.
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Bonner Springs
Kan
Kansas
Wilburn Levering
Levering
Finley's Offer Refused by Beatles in Kansas City
Kansas City AP Finley's 100000 offer for the Beatles to appear with the Kansas City Athletics was rejected due to schedule conflicts. Public relations director Jim Schaff said Finley plans to visit San Francisco when the Beatles open there on Aug 19 to try and arrange a KC appearance. Finley remains hopeful despite the setback.
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Kansas City
Charles O. Finley
Kansas City Athletics
Finley
Jim Schaff
A’s
Schaff
San Francisco
Cow Palace
Kansas Bronc Rider Ties for Second
John McBeth of Leon Kansas tied Larry Mahan Burns Oregon for second in the first go around in saddle bronc riding with 56 points. Each earned 67.96 dollars. Enoch Walker Cody Wyoming won the first go around with 63 points and 108.73 dollars. Karly Hebb Fall River Kansas placed third in the second go around with 52 points earning 54.37 dollars. Shawn Davis Whitehall Montana won the second go around with 57 points.
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Sidney
Iowa
John McBeth
Leon
Kan
Larry Mahan
Burns
Ore
Enoch Walker
Cody
Wyo
Karly Hebb
Fall River
Shawn Davis
Whitehall, Mont
Umbarger Miller Family Reunion Slated In Thayer Park
Descendants of Rudolph Umbarger and Sa ue Miller plan a Sunday family reunion at McLachlen Park in Thayer with a noon basket dinner. A report notes a group of boys damaged a concrete bench and post at the park entrance around 2 30 a.m. Betsy McClung reported two diamond rings stolen from her purse this week on Lincoln Street.
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Rudolph Umbarger
Sa Ue Miller
McLachlen Park
Thayer
Betsy McClung
S. Lincoln
Osstrum Family Visits Pierponts in Ohio
Mr and Mrs Dean G Ostrum and their four children Karna John Daniel and Peter of Cleveland Ohio have been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Raymond Pierpont Route 3 for several days.
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Dean G. Ostrum
Karna
John
Daniel
Peter
Cleveland
Ohio
Raymond Pierpont
Lemon Couple Return From California Trip
Mr and Mrs A M Lemon of 216 West 3rd returned Wednesday morning from visits to Needles and Windsor in California.
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A. M. Lemon
W. 3Rd
Needles
Windsor
Calif
Walters Party Visits Columia Family Matriarch
Mr and Mrs William Walters and their daughters from Columbia Missouri will arrive Thursday evening to spend a few days with his mother Mrs Bertha Walters at 125 S Plummer.
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William Walters
Columbia, Mo
Bertha Walters
S. Plummer
Fairfield Grange Meets Monday With Watermelon Feast
An open meeting of the Fairfield Grange is scheduled for Monday at 8 p.m. at the school. The event features a watermelon feed following the gathering.
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Fairfield Grange
Shower Planned For Ted Dillon Family At Fairfield School
A miscellaneous shower will be held Wednesday night at 8 o'clock at Fairfield school for the Ted Dillon family R. 3 whose home and contents were burned Monday night. The community is invited.
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Fairfield School
Ted Dillon
R. 3
Local visitors depart for home after Midwest tour
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arthur and Jo Etta and Robert of San Fernando California left today for their home. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ellis of 120 S. Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holcomb of Myna, Norman and Mary Ann at 118 N. Western, and Mrs. William Arthur and Abbott in rural Chanute.
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Robert Arthur
Jo Etta
Robert
San Fernando
Calif
Harry Ellis
S. Lincoln
Jack Holcomb
Myna
Norman
Mary
Former Chanute Residents Visit in Kansas Cities
Mrs. Roy Petty and Mrs. Glorene Phillips Potts of Modes to California are visiting friends and relatives in Chanute and Manhattan. They are former residents of Chanute.
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Roy Petty
Glorene Phillips Potts
Modesto
Calif
Chanute
Manhattan
Minor car damage reported at Lincoln and Main
Ranetta J. Owen of 319 W. 7th reported to police that the rear of her car received minor damage Tuesday night while stopped for a traffic signal at Lincoln and Main. She said the car was bumped by a truck driven by Bill Shaw of Fort Scott.
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Ranetta J. Owen
Lincoln
Main
Bill Shaw
Fort Scott
Car spins wheels crack windshield in Memorial parking lot
Orville Hedges of 516 West 7th reported to police at 8 40 last night that a car spinning its wheels had thrown gravel and cracked the windshield of his vehicle in the parking lot north of the Memorial building.
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Orville Hedges
W. 7Th
Memorial Building
August Cham ber of Commerce meetings and corrected youth name
The August meeting of Cham ber of Commerce directors and committee chairmen is set for 8 p m Monday at theMemorial building with a chamber offices location. Tuesday at noon a luncheon of the chamber's women's committee will be held at the Tioga Hotel. An erroneous middle name in Tribune reports June 19 and Aug 5 misidentified youth Lyle Wayne Yowell. the correct name is Lyle Dean Yowell of rural Humboldt, per the city court petty larceny pleas.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Memorial Building
Tioga Hotel
Tribune
Lyle Wayne Yowell
Humboldt
Lyle Dean Yowell
Retired Ross Miller, Santa Fe RA Engineer, 46 years
Ross E Miller a retired Santa Fe Rail engineer formerly listed as RA Engineer began his career January 24 1918 in the Winfield round house advancing to fireman June 10 1918 and engineer in 1923 He retired after 46 years Monday moving to Chanute with plans to visit family in St Louis Overland Park and Shawnee
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Ross E. Miller
W. Oak
Santa Fe
Winfield
Roundhouse
Miller
Chanute
Arthur Kuster
St. Louis
Overland Park
Shawnee
Deaths of William Potter in Pueblo and Kiowa connections
William Potter, 87, of Pueblo Colorado, died Monday at the State Hospital. Born in LaHarpe, he later lived in Chanute and Kiowa. Survived by two daughters, Mrs. Carl Burghart of 1018 North Grant and Mrs. Paul Tate, Route 1, plus a son Floyd Potter of Iola, formerly of Kiowa.
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William Potter
Pueblo
Colo
State Hospital
LaHarpe
Chanute
Carl Burghart
N. Grant
Paul Tate
Floyd Potter
Iola
Kiowa
Daguerre Pioneered Fixing the Camera’s Image Method
Louis Jacques Daguerre pioneered the first practical method of fixing the camera image, marking a milestone in early photography.
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Louis Jacques Daguerre
Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions Wednesday
Hospital notices list admissions and dismissals for Wednesday including Mrs Floyd Slater Humboldt and Mrs Everett Perkins Humboldt among medical entries. other patients include Mrs Joe Wasser 938 S Highland and Melvin Lewis Humboldt. dismissals include Glenn Hess Humboldt and Mrs Marion Allen 214 E 9th. Highway Patrol cites James Hicks Hutchinson for failing to keep truck mileage fog with fines. separate citations issued on different dates. Marriage licenses issued include Ira Button and Hazel Steeves Chanute. Luther Dean and Hazel Yarnell Chanute. Lloyd Baker and Carolyn Newberry St Paul. Kirkpatrick and Barbara Ellis Chanute. Leon Mendez and Carole Brown Chanute. Elmer Briley and Patricia Drummond Chanute. Traffic citations list Vicki Rowson speeding and Bertha Matrek speeding with bonds posted. District Court Filing Chanute.
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Floyd Slater
Humboldt
Everett Perkins
Joe Wasser
S. Highland
Melvin Lewis
Larry Dennis
S. Allen
Donald Morris
S. Santa Fe
Martin Raida Sr
Thayer
Delbert Winder
Buffalo
Charles Ogle
Grace Turner
S. Grant
Highway Patrol
James €. Hicks
Hutchinson
Eric
Ira S. Button
Hazel Steeves
Chanute
Luther Dean
Hazel C. Yarnell
Lloyd Lee Baker
Carolyn Jean Newberry
St. Paul
Carl. Kirkpatrick
Barbara Sue Ellis
Leon Phillip Mendez
Carole Beth Brown
Elmer Leon Briley
Patricia Ann Drummond
Recreation Calendar for Tonight and Friday
Recreation events list for City Park Archery Royster Stadium Highland and church softball at Highland Park Lutherans vs Methodists St Patricks vs Christians 9 tonight. Friday scheduling includes Children's Drama Launching Pad Senior Citizens Memorial Building and several church softball matches UB Trinity Lutherans 1st Baptists Grant Avenue Baptists.
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City Park
Royster Stadium
Highland Courts
Highland Park
St. Patrick's
Senior Citizens — Memorial Building
Ub-Trinity
Lutherans
1St Baptists
Grant Avenue Baptists
Medici Death Folly Warmed by Gem Powder Rumor
An old tale claims physicians at Lorenzo di Medici's death attempted a cure with a powder of crushed rubies sapphires and other gems. The legend reflects Renaissance medicine beliefs and extravagant remedies used by the ruling family.
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Lorenzo di Medici
Divorce petition in Chanute for Denni Lyn Spaulding
Helen Aldrich petitions on behalf of Ronald A. Spaulding seeking divorce. Married August 9, 1963 in Chanute. Court to grant decree of separation, custody of a minor child, and approval of a property settlement.
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Denni Lyn Spaulding
Helen Aldrich
Ronald A. Spaulding
Chanute
Asxs
Drive Up Service For Fire Station
Hutchinson Kansas firemen at Station No 2 offered drive up service when Jim Wallace drove his car to the door reporting a fire. A pumper doused flames likely from a short circuit in the car electrical system.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Jim Wallace
Nevada boxing contract approved for Giardello Carter title bout
The Nevada State Athletic Commission approved the contract for the October 23 middleweight championship fight between Joey Giardello and Rubin Hurricane Carter. The report notes an unrelated Micronesia land ownership fact.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Nevada State Athletic Commission
Silver State Sports Club Inc
Joey Giardello
Rubin
Hurricane
Argentina de fe beat Nacional Uruguay to win South American Club title
Buenos Aires AP reports a 1-0 victory by Argentina de fe over Nacional of Uruguay in a South American Club championship final before about 100,000 spectators. The win crowns Argentina de fe as champions.
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Buenos Aires
Independiente
Argentina
Nacional
Uruguay
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