Kansas City Market Report Sheep and cattle prices rise
AP reports cattle numbers at 3,000 and calves 150 with varying shifts across grades. Steers and heifers mostly steady to down, prime heifers at 25.00, cows 14.25 to 16.00, vealers 22.00 to 25.00. Hogs lower, barrows and gilts 25 lower, sows 25-50 lower. sheep steady with lambs at 19.00, wool 17.00, feeders 12.00-14.00, culled lambs 10.00 down. Overall sheep 400 strong to 50 higher, lambs 21.00-50, ewes 3.50-6.00.
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Kansas City
Egg market steady with mixed price ranges in Kansas City
Kansas City AP reports consumer eggs unchanged while wholesale eggs show large size at 80 percent and 32 to 37 price range. other commodities including poultry and butter remain unchanged.
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Kansas City
Chicago market report on butter eggs and poultry prices
AP notes butter steady and eggs barely steady with mixed grade prices. Live poultry prices shift from 1 cent lower to 1 cent higher with roasters and fryers varying by grade and breed, including red white rock and barred rock varieties.
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Chicago
Parsons Livestock Market Prices Packed For Hogs Cattle
Livestock market notes show hogs priced by grade and weight with U S 1 and 2 at 190 to 240 pounds 17 17 25 dollars. sows and bears listed. Cattle steady with grain fed steers and heifers 600 to 700 pounds 24 to 25 50 dollars. other calves stockers and yearlings priced across weights and grades. bulls and cows also shown with range.
Chicago Grain Prices and Futures Shifts Summary
Chicago markets report slight declines in wheat corn oats and rye with September and August futures quoted. Wheat No 2 yellow tough slips to around $1.79 a bushel while corn No 5 yellow eases near $1.23, oats 63.4 cents, rye about $1.25. Soybeans hold near $2.63 and soybean oil around 8.4 cents.
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Chicago
Wall Street closes with mixed gains amid tax cut hopes
Wall Street eased from early losses in moderate trading as gains and losses in key stocks moved within fractions to about a point. Volume reached about 41 million shares, down from Tuesday. A mild upturn followed the House Ways and Means Committee approving income tax rate reductions. Trading was pressured by railway labor dispute stalemate possibly threatening a strike on August 29. Bonds, both corporate and U.S. government, showed mixed results.
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New York
House
Ways and Means
U.S
Kentucky pioneer built cabin chimney for easy collapse
In Frankfort Kentucky a pioneer designed his log cabin chimney to collapse outward during a fire. The precaution aimed to prevent spread by removing a burning log and allowing the chimney to topple safely.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Kansas City Cash Grain Prices Reported by AP
Kansas City market notes show wheat at 62 cars unchanged to lower with No 2 hard around 1.90 and No 2 red 1.97 to 2.01. Corn 23 cars up. No 2 white 1.26 to 1.32, No 2 yellow 1.30 percent, No 3 1.29s. Oats and cattail prices listed with No 2 white 64 to 73, Rye 1.15 to 1.22, Barley 1.03 to 1.09. Soybeans 2.42 to 2.51. Bran 40.25 to 41.00. Shorts 42.75 to 43.50.
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Kansas City
Former Mobster Valachi Located in Fort Monmouth Hideout
Joseph Valachi, the imprisoned informant once linked to mob code of silence, is reportedly housed under tight guard at Fort Monmouth New Jersey. Army and Justice Department officials declined to confirm his location while barbed wire barriers and heavy security surround the post.
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FT. Monmouth
Joseph Valachi
Valachi
Army
Peter Hoffman
New York Daily News
Justice Department
Justice
Senate
Council of
Crime
Vito Genovese
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
New York City
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Bertie Burns 9 Liberal
Mrs Bertie Burns age 9 of Liberal died Saturday after a stroke about a month ago. Funeral held Monday afternoon in Caney with burial there. Survived by two sons A L Burns of Chanute and Dr Charlies Burns of Liberal. Chanute attendees included Mr and Mrs A L Burns Boyd Burns and Mrs Marykate Echols of Mt Vernon Ill visiting her sister Mrs Burns.
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Bertie Burns
Liberal
Caney
A. L. Burns
Chanute
Charlies Burns
Boyd Burns
Marykate Echols
Mt. Vernon
Ill
Mrs Burns
Hawkins Lydia Jane Hawkins funeral service held
Lydia Jane Hawkins funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at the Johnson Mortuary with Dr. Duff Wagoner of the Methodist church officiating. Mrs. C. H. Pankratz accompanied by Hazel Slane sang My God and I and No Night There. Bearers were Bill Rausch Leo Rausch Ray Barnett Emory Dewey Glenn Barnett Harold Powell. Burial was in Elmwood Cemetery.
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Reported
Daily Transcript lists Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions on Tuesday including Douglas Fickel Barlton surgery Pauline Maine Pittsburg surgery Mrs Leland Lowe 6 S Highland medical Mrs Howard Smith R 2 surgery Mrs Robert Hembree 407 S Rutter medical and dismissals Carlton Jackson L 1 L A Stout 806 S Allen Michelle Moore 1105 W 5th plus today admission Mrs Ralph Skaggs 107 N Western surgery and dismissals Merle Laisure 722% S Grant Wayne Cooper 918 S Lincoln Douglas Fickel Bar ton Dr Lawrence Venhaus 925 W 3rd all names and addresses shown.
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Douglas Fickel
Barlton
Pauline Maine
Pittsburg
Leland Lowe
S. Highland
Howard Smith
Robert Hembree
S. Rutter
Carlton Jackson
L. A. Stout
S. Allen
Michelle Moore
W. 5Th
Ralph Skaggs
N. Western
Merle Laisure
S. Grant
Wayne Cooper
S. Lincoln
Barton
Lawrence Venhaus
W. 3Rd
House Group Okays Cut In Taxes
The House Ways and Means Committee voted for an income tax rate slash averaging 5.2 percent for most taxpayers. The Treasury proposes individual rates from 14 to 70 percent in a bill to be taken up by early September. Corporate rate is expected to fall from 52 to 48 percent. Two thirds of the individual cut would take effect January 1, 1964, with the rest a year later.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
The
Treasury
JayCees launch fund drive for Chanute Fall Festival
The JayCees plan a 1700 goal and 100 affiliate memberships to fund the 20th annual Chanute Fall Festival September 26 28. Memberships will be sold to local merchants. letters go out today. Events include free entertainment Shodeo parade team pull and dance. Exhibits Crops and foods display in former Cole Motor Co building. Premium lists mailed to farmers. JayCees shift meeting nights to first and third Wednesdays and board nights to last Thursdays. Welcome signs planned at highway entrances featuring civic shields. Final plans to Chamber of Commerce for approval. Family picnic Aug 23 at Santa Fe Park replaces dinner meeting.
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Cole Motor Co
W. Main
JayCees
JayCee
Chanute
Chamber of Commerce
Two Die In Kansas Car Collision Near Claudell
A collision at the edge of Claudell Kansas on Tuesday killed two people Mrs Agnes Rojek 55 of Blasdell New York and Donald Dean Hobson 39 of Phillipsburg Kansas.
Committee Defeat Sparks Budget Debate Vote Edges Past Limit
The committee defeated by one vote thirteen to twelve a Republican motion tying the second part of the budget cut to capping the public debt. Prior to the action Rep John W Byrnes senior Republican on the panel voiced skepticism about Kennedy plans to balance the budget.
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Rep
John W. Byrnes
Rwis
Kennedy
Police Briefs on Duty Return and Local Incidents
Chief of Police Lige Matlock announced duties resumed after leave as his son Stephen Bruce Christine and Da returned from Searcy Ark to Denver for hearing correction surgery. A separate report notes Robert White’s clothes disappeared from a self service laundry after placing them in a dryer. Wilbur Riley reported her daughter Kim bitten on the face by a dog on a porch. McCook Nebraska visitors, Hank Jim Jane and Charlie Hudson, are visiting Mrs Mabel Hudson in McCook.
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Lige Matlock
Stephen
Bruce
Christine
Searcy
Ark
Denver
Earl Young
S. Edith
Marwin Young Ton
Gary Joe
Wichita
Robert White
S. Highland
South Santa Fe
W. A. Hudson
Hank
Jim
Jane
Charlie
McCook
Neb
Mabel Hudson
West Main
Wilbur Riley
S. Garfield
Kim
Youths Turn In .22 Revolver Found On Highway
Two youths on a bicycle tour turned in a .22 revolver and holster at the police station today. Les Parrish of Shawnee and Steven Starkey of Mission reported finding the gun along U S Highway 169 about a mile north of the Neosho River bridge.
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Les Parrish
Shawnee
Steven Starkey
Mission
Traffic Fatalities In Topeka Kansas 24 Hours Log
Topeka Kansas traffic death log records 24 hours ending 9 am Wednesday for August 23 1963 showing 339 deaths in 1963 versus 357 in the comparable 1962 period. The figures reflect the latest counts tracked by AP.
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Topeka
Kansas
City Planners Meet Tonight
The August meeting of the city planning commission will be held at 8 o'clock tonight in the commissioners' room at the Memorial building. Members of the board said there is no fixed agenda for the session.
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City Planning Commission
Commissioners
Memorial Building
Dog impounded for observation after rabies doubt
Chanute Tribune report notes a dog was identified and impounded for observation when the owner admitted the animal had not been immunized against rabies. The item appears on page 2 dated Wednesday August 14, 1963.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Justice Family Returns From Ozarks Vacation Trip
Mr and Mrs James O Justice of Wichita along with George W Justice of Los Angeles and their sister Mrs Hazel Rickel 219 S Evergreen have returned from a short vacation in the Ozarks George Justice and Mrs Rickel completed a four thousand mile trip through Northern California Oregon Idaho Wyoming South Dakota and Colorado They visited Mrs Etta Walker sister of the late Charles Rickel in Deadwood South Dakota.
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James O. Justice
Wichita
George W. Justice
Los Angeles
Hazel Rickel
S. Evergreen
Ozarks
George Justice
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