Kansas City Market Livestock Report Slips Amid Drops
AP notes cattle calves and hogs traded with declines across most classes. Hogs 10-25 lower with barrows and gilts 215-250 lb at 17.25 to 17.73. sows 15.25 to 16.25 as weights rise. Sheep weak to 3 lower. lambs 19.50 to 20.50, ewes 5.00 to 6.25. Cattle and calves total 13,500 with steers 23.75 to 24.75, heifers 23.50 to 24.50, cows 14.25 to 15.75. There were broad declines in most classes.
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Kansas City
U.S
Hog and cattle price listings showing varied grades and weights
U S hog prices list multiple grades from U S No 1 to 5 for weights 180 to 400 pounds plus sows and other categories. Cattle prices steady with steers, heifers, calves, stockers and cows listed by weight and quality. Sheep prices lower with lambs, ewes, and feeder options noted.
Commodity price listings from Kansas City and Chicago
AP markets report dairy and poultry prices in Kansas City and Chicago with butter and eggs showing modest moves. Wholesale and live poultry prices are listed by weight and grade, along with recent Wall Street activity and bond movements in New York trading.
Grain futures: mixed early trading with various shifts
Chicago with AP reports shows wheat at 1.834, corn options around 1.35 to 1.322, oats near 0.67, soybeans at 2.67, and oil around 8. Prices moved little to lower across contracts, with September futures showing mixed gains and losses.
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Chicago
Grain and futures market report from Kansas City
AP wires report from Kansas City shows wheat prices mixed with No 2 hard and dark hard around 2.08, No 3 near 2.00. Corn values largely lower with No 2 white 1.29 to 1.36. Oats steady, barley and rye listed, soybeans around 2.48 to 2.53, bran and shorts quoted.
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Kansas City
Pilot Killed in Barnes Plane Crash Near Kansas City
William Green of Waterville Kansas was killed when a light plane crashed near Barnes Sunday. Green, employed by a gypsum company at Blue Rapids, was alone in the aircraft.
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Barnes, Kan
William Green
Waterville
Kan
Barnes Sunday
Green
Blue Rapids
Osborn Visit Ties Gulf Division Leaders to Chanute
C A Osborn vice president and general manager of the Gulf Division of Evansville and Henderson Santa Fe Railroad visited relatives in Georgia and nearby states before returning to Chanute in his private car. He attended the wedding of Olson’s daughter in Topeka and plans to depart Chanute tonight. Mrs. Markley of Ft Collins visits Humboldt native D A Finney and Westview Nursing Home.
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C. A. Osborn
Canada
Gulf Divi
Evansville
Ind
Henderson
Sion
Santa Fe Railroad
Edwin Weber
S. Central
Floyd Osborn
J. W. Murphy
Fort Worth
Topeka
Olson
Chanute
Colo
D. A. Finney
Plummer
Fred Lance
Westview Nursing Home
Markley
Humboldt
Carlson Family Guests After Minnesota Vacation
Mr and Mrs H G Carlson and their son Ricky from Tulsa visited Mrs Isis Stanfield at 1003 South Central on Sunday after a three week vacation in Minnesota.
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H. G. Carlson
Ricky
Tulsa
Cox completes nine weeks at San Diego Naval Training Center
John M. Cox son of Mr and Mrs C H Cox of 922 S Malcolm completed nine weeks of basic training at the Naval Training Center in San Diego California graduating at the weekly Recruit Brigade Review in front of about 3000 men
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John M. Cox
C. H. Cox
S. Malcolm
Naval Training Center
San Diego
Calif
Tweddell Family Returns From Michigan Vacation
Dr and Mrs Thomas Tweddell of 211 S Steuben have returned after a ten day trip to Michigan. They were joined by their son Thomas Henry Tweddell during the journey and continued on from there.
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Thomas Tweddell
S. Steuben
Michigan
Thomas Henry Tweddell
Vaulter John Pennel Breaks 17-Ft Barrier
John Pennel, 23, surged past 17 feet in a weekend record performance at a Miami meet, then settled for 16-3 at the Buffalo Firefighters track meet. He failed two attempts at 17-1 and has rewritten pole vaulting records, previously holding 16-10 as the world mark.
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Buffalo
N.Y
John Pennel
Buffalo Firefighters’ Association
University of Miami
Pennel
United States
Policy Makers Meet World Council of Churches Committee
Representatives of the 100 member policy making committee of the World Council of Churches met in Rochester for their annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N.Y
World Council of Churches
Stanfield Visit From Bellflower Arrives With Family
Neil Stanfield traveled from Bellflower California to spend a short visit with his mother Mrs Geraldine Stanfield at 1523 8 Evergreen, joined by his brother Gary and other relatives and friends during the weekend stay.
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Neil Stanfield
Bellflower
Calif
Geraldine Stanfield
Evergreen
Gary
Wichita Woman Hospitalized After Spine Injury From Fall
Mrs. Lila Mee of 513 South Highland is a patient at St. Francis Hospital in Wichita after a fall caused a spine injury. She was visiting her son Dr. Adrian Mee in Wichita when the incident occurred. On Sunday, visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Mee and family of 522 South Highland.
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Lila Mée
S. Highland
St. Francis Hospital
Wichita
Adrian Mee
Thomas R. Mee
Minniear Earns Master of Science Degree
Dorosia Minniear of 311 FE 12th has returned home from Pittsburg after completing work for her master of science degree which will be conferred in spring 1964.
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Dorosia Minniear
Pittsburg
Weekend Guests Of Mr And Mrs Bedenbender
Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Carl Bedenbender at 617 West Elm were their daughter Mrs Naomi Romig and her daughters Nancy and Diana from Wichita.
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Carl Bedenbender
West Elm
Naomi Romig
Nancy
Diana
Wichita
Mollnow Family Returns From Texas and Mexico Vacation
Mr and Mrs Norbert Mollnow and family of 423 S Steuben returned from a two week trip visiting Texas and Mexico. They toured sites including the Carlsbad Caravan and the home of Billy Sol Estes in Pecos Texas.
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Norbert Mollnow
S. Steuben
Texas
Mexico
Carlsbad
Billy Sol Estes
Pecos
Whitmer and Thompson Visit Parents After Canada Tour
Chuck Whitmer of Omaha and Larry Thompson of Boston visit their parents after a tour of northeast Canada. Chuck is the son of Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Whitmer of 1001 N. Garfield while Larry is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gus M. Thompson of 1206 S. Grant.
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Chuck Whitmer
Omaha
N. E. Whitmer
N. Garfield
Larry Thompson
Boston
Gus M. Thompson
S. Grant
Canada
Family Reunion At Comstock Home In Wichita
Mrs Mabel Comstock of 401 W Fourth hosted relatives from California and Missouri for a multi household family reunion. Attendees included Keith Holder of Montebello California Floyd Potter and Kenneth Johnston Virginia Roger and Elaine Evans Harold Comstock and children Carl James Wayne Martha and A B Olson Kenneth and Jane Evans. Afternoon visits followed a Sunday gathering at the Comstock home with additional kin from Joplin and Wichita.
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Mabel Comstock
Keith Holder
Montebello
Calif
Floyd Potter
N. Highland
Holder
Comstock
Kenneth Johnston
Virginia
Roger
Elaine
Joplin
Harold Comstock
Carl
James
Wayne
Martha
Wichita
A. B. Olson
Kenneth
Jane Evans
Wallace Nation Dies in Fort Worth at 63
Wallace Nation formerly of Erie died unexpectedly Saturday at his Fort Worth home after a heart attack. Born January 9, 1901 in Erie, he served in the U.S. Army and made a career there until retirement. Surviving are his wife, his father James Nation Sr., two sisters Vivian Hoagland of Erie and Mary Jane Figge of Topeka, and a brother James Nation Jr. of Pampa. Graveside rites Tuesday at 2 p.m. in East Hill Cemetery with Rev. Wayne Newlin officiating. Pierce Funeral Home of Erie in charge.
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Wallace Nation
Erie
Fort Worth
Milton Wallace Nation
James M. Nation
United States Army
James N. Nation
Eric
Vivian Hoagland
Mary Jane Figge
Topeka
Pampa
Tex
Presbyterian Church
American Legion
Wayne Newlin
Erie Federated Church
East Hill
Obituary notices for Blanche Watts and Golda Meyers
Blanche Watts 83 of Erie died Monday after a long illness at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Born Sept 22 1879 she married James Watts in 1900 and survived by four daughters two sons siblings and numerous grandchildren. A service is planned at Erie Federated Church with burial at Bethel Cemetery. Golda Duncan Meyers funeral held in Crown Point Indiana with burial in Elmwood Cemetery.
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Blanche Watts
Erie
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Blanche Pittser
John Pittser
James Watts
Ada Mudd
Cuba Miller
Bakersfield
Calif
Ruby Oberg
Parsons
Welda Justice
Kansas City
Virgil Watts
Marvin Watts
Fort Scott
Ollie Pittser
Davenport
Iowa
Don Daniel
Bethel Cemetery
Pierce Funeral Home
Infant Kenny Joe Briley Buried in Elmwood Cemetery
A graveside service was held for infant Kenny Joe Briley born August 24 at Neosho Memorial Hospital. He lived only a few hours. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Briley, one sister Shari, and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. George Briley and the maternal grandparents are listed. Rev. William J. Baldwin led the service with Johnson Mortuary in charge.
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Kenny Joe Briley
Elmwood
Donald E. Briley
W. 4Th
Neosho Memorial Hospital
William J. Baldwin
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Johnson Mortuary
Shari
George Briley
N. Lafayette
Soviet campaign against Red China escalates
Moscow reports Izvestia notes food rationing in China while Pravda likens Beijing propaganda to Goebbels. The global brief outlines ongoing Soviet criticism of China amid tensions and propaganda rhetoric.
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Moscow
Red China
Izvestia
China
Pravda
Peking
Joseph Goebbels
Four South Korean parties unite to back single candidate
SEOUL AP Four political parties agreed to back one candidate against junta chief Gen Chung Hee Park in the upcoming October 15 presidential election. No nominee was named, but the move creates the strongest opposition Park faces and undercuts splits among rival parties the Democratic Republican party hoped to exploit.
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Seoul
Chung Hee Park
Park
Democratic Republican Party
World socialist youths urge disarmament and UN support
More than 200 young socialists from 75 countries ended a week long policy session at Oslo with a declaration condemning both capitalism and communism as hastening the day of total annihilation. The seventh world congress of the IUSY adopted the principled declaration Sunday calling for disarmament and giving unequivocal support to the United Nations.
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Oslo
Norway
International Union of Socialist Youth
United Nations
Posters blame Jews for war on Britain in West Berlin
Poster text with Adolf Hitler portrait appears on the doors of West Berlin's Jewish community center. It accuses Jews of forcing Britain to declare war, reflecting propagandistic anti Semitic messaging amid postwar tensions.
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Berlin
Hitler
Germany
Britain
Adolf Hitler
West Berlin
Daily Transcript Admission and Dismissal Notes
Daily notices list admissions and dismissals for Saturday Sunday and today, naming patients by name and residence with medical or surgical status. Births appear with family names and locations, including a Buffalo birth of a boy and a Sunday birth of a boy in R 2.
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Glen Payne
Buffalo
Raul Garcia
S. Forest
Belle Leighty
S. Steuben
Michelle Moore
W. Oth
Horace Griffith
Humboldt
Vaughn Brooks
Vyrl Roberts
Eric
Gustaf Fulhage
Yates Center
Julius Baker
Iola
Luther N. Cherem
Earl Morrison
Albert Smedley
Thayer
Vernal Crabtree
S. Gretchen
Royanna Klingensmith
Helen Peer
N. Evergreen
George R. Lowe
Russell Rickerson
S. Evergreen
Tragic Drowning of 2 Year Old in Wichita Pool
A two year old Wichita boy, Troy R. Smith, drowned in a backyard pool Saturday. He wandered from the house while his father worked in a garage. Mrs. Smith found him face down in the pool a few minutes later.
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Wichita
Kan
Troy R. Smith
Robert Smith
Local Court Actions and Fire Report From Humboldt Area
Norman Gardner and Linda Cumings linked to city case in Humboldt. Everett Grady jailed 20 days for intoxication and disturbing the peace with probation on drinking and tavern bans. Curtis Murray faces DWI and reckless driving charges after a car crash on Main Street with bond set at 160 dollars and blood test results pending. A divorce filing in Chanute names Dorothy Ann McCann and Billy Joe McCann, alleging June 19, 1956 marriage, two minor children, seeks decree, custody, alimony, and property rights. Fire department reports a Sunday blaze at 102 S Kansas and an incident at 43 W 3rd.
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City Court
Everett Grady
E. Main
Erie
Curtis Lee Murray
Fort Scott
District Court
Chanute
Dorothy Ann McCann
Billy Joe McCann
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