Livestock Market Reports From Kansas City and Chicago
Kansas City livestock prices show cattle steady with prime end steers at 24.00 to 25.00, vealers 22.00 to 25.00, hogs steady to weak with barrows and gilts 16.75 to 17.10 per 200-275 pounds, sows 15.25 to 16.50, and sheep steady with lambs 20.50 to 20.00. Parson’s hogs report lower bids for 190-240 pounds at 16.50, cattle ranges 24.00 to 25.50 for 600-700 pound steers, and stock calves to 32.00. Kansas City egg prices hold large A at 33-37 cents, medium A 27-30, wholesale eggs mixed. Chicago butter steady, eggs mixed with wholesale buying prices unchanged to up to 1 higher. live poultry prices steady to up 1.
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U.S
Chicago
Finl Fed
Firestone Eee
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Ford Mtr Eter
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Admiral
Mont Ward
Okla G&e
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Pjill Pet
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
RCA
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Chi RI & Pac
Sinclair
Spen Chem
Sperry Rd
Curtiss
U ‘S
Hill City
U S Steel
Manhattan
Westy
Woolworth
Russell
Yale & Tow
Salina
Topeka Eee
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Kansas State
Mercy Hospital
School of Nursing
Fort Scott
Lawrence T. Filosa
Csbsisenuad
Cream
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Effie Trower
Kellerton
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Lowa
Willard Stanfield
DT ‘Éebechok Bescissese Eine
Dan Markham
Buffalo
Hides
Lawrence Meyers
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Wall Street rallies on hopes strike averted in brisk session
Wall Street in New York saw a vigorous rally as railroads motors tobaccos savings and loans and other issues rose on hope a railroad strike would be avoided. Volume was about a million shares versus 4.02 million prior. Gains ranged from fractions to about 2 points with higher priced issues up several points. Corporate bonds were mixed and U.S. government bonds were unchanged to slightly lower.
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New York
U.S
Chicago market report on grain and soy prices
Chicago AP notes no wheat oats or soybean sales. Corn No 1 yellow priced at 1.35 and 2 yellow at 1.357. Soybean oil price 8b-8ssa.
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Chicago
Kansas City grain and futures report summary
AP report from Kansas City shows wheat prices steady to down with No 2 hard at 2.05 and No 3 at 1.95 to 2.28 percent. corn values range 1.20 to 1.32 for various grades, mile maize at 1.86 to 1.98, kafir 1.87 to 1.89, rye 1.19 to 1.26, barley 1.00 to 1.06, soybeans 2.53 to 2.59. Wheat futures closed unchanged to 2 lower amid mixed grain trading.
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Kansas City
Car Scrapes Truck At Main And Lincoln
A car driven by Mrs Velma M Tonkinson scraped a parked truck at Main and Lincoln about 10 50 a m today police said minor damage to the car no damage to the truck Also notes on visits and local events including hospital patients school enrollment and a Navy cadet from Evergreen visiting his parents in Kansas.
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Velma M Tonkinson
R. 3
Main
Lincoln
Christine L. Galt
Howard M. Galt
George Gilbert Palen
S. Evergreen
United States Navy
George Pa
College of Liberal Arts
Sen
Isle Royal
Pearl Harbor
Long Beach
Calif
Kansas honors program invites high achievers graduates
Sciences of the University of Kansas notes only students with high school records and strong national and K.A. testing indicate capacity for exceptional achievement are invited into the honors groups. Miss Galt is a 1963 Chanute High School graduate.
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Sciences
The
University of Kansas
Miss Galt
Chanute High School
Warren Grandparents Welcome New Mossville Grandson
Mr and Mrs W T Warren of 620 S Highland are grandparents of Niles Scott born to Mr and Mrs George Warren in Mossville IL a week ago The Warrens plan to visit their grandson later this week
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W. T. Warren
S. Highland
Niles Scott
George Warren
Mossville
Warrens
Patient Alvin Jones Improves in Fort Scott Hospital
Alvin Jones of 912 South Western is hospitalized in Fort Scott after a week’s admission. His condition is reported much improved by medical staff.
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Alvin Jones
S. Western
Fort Scott
Rev and Mrs Hunt Return From Southern Vacation
The Rev. and Mrs. William T. Hunt of 110 South Tennessee have returned from a vacation trip to Arkansas and Mississippi.
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William T. Hunt
Tennessee
Arkansas
Mississippi
Local Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Listed
Daily Transcript lists Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions on Tuesday including Mrs How ard Bowker Mrs Mary Daley James Huddleston Mrs F E Towle and others with medical or surgical needs Also shows Tuesday dismissals and admissions today plus district court filing from Chanute detailing a motor vehicle damage suit seeking 325 and 30 in damages tied to a 1946 Chevrolet truck and four batteries.
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Howard Bowker
S. Central
Mary Daley
Neosho Manor
James Huddleston
S. Rutter
Medical
F. E. Towle
R. 1
Frank Stierwalt
Lavenburg
Paul Harris
James McKenze
N. Forest
Robert Humphrey and Son
District Court
Chanute
John V. Jordan
Gordon J. Smith
St. Ashby
4Th and Evergreen
Deaths and Funerals of Frank Haynes at 1207 S Santa Fe
Frank Haynes 72 retired Santa Fe railroad engineer died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. Born June 10 1891 in Green County Missouri he retired in 1962 after 46 years service. Survived by widow two sons three brothers three sisters and seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral 10 a m Friday at Koch Skinner Memorial Chapter with Dr Fred Shaw officiating. Interment Elmwood Cemetery.
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Frank Haynes
S. Santa Fe
Santa Fe
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Green County
Missouri
Railroad
First Christian Church
Cedar Lodge No
Af&am
Sunflower
Order of Eastern Star
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
Ethel Morlan
Fairview
Oklo
James
el Paso
Tex
Charles
Vallejo
Calif
Harold
Milwaukee
Wis
Buster
Jess
Chester
Okla
Ora Kelly
Pampa
Belva Harmons
Annie Mitchell
Gage
Koch-Skinner Memorial
Fred Shaw
Internment
Elmwood Cemetery
Rail strike prep keeps trains moving to division points
AP reports Kansas City railroad officials assure passengers and freight will not be stranded if a midnight strike occurs. Union Pacific will run to division points where other transport is available, and freight will reach nearest terminals with limited storage. Missouri Pacific plans a parallel approach, while Rock Island expected to issue handling directives today.
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Kansas City
Union Pacific
Sam Reinhardt
H. R. Moore
Missouri Pacific
Mopac
Rights March Demonstration On Constitution Avenue
A large civil rights march on Constitution Avenue drew a carnival atmosphere with singers and brochure sellers while heavily guarded by civil and military police. George Lincoln Rockwell of the American Nazi Party appeared with about 40 followers, ringed by police as observers.
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Constitution Avenue
Washington
George Lincoln Rockwell
Nazi Party
Monument
Rockwell
Graf
Israelis embrace diverse press in a young nation
AP reports that Israel, a 15 year old state with about 2.4 million people, sustains a vibrant press landscape including 25 daily newspapers, 60 weeklies, and 140 fortnights and monthlies. Publications appear in Hebrew, German, Arabic, Hungarian, French, Polish, Yiddish, Romanian, English and Bulgarian.
How Can I Use Glycerin To Slow Plaster Dying
A reader asks how to prevent plaster of Paris from hardening quickly while working. The answer recommends using glycerin or vinegar instead of water to mix, delaying hardening by 20 to 30 minutes, adjustable by liquid amount.
Traffic Fatalities 24 Hours Topeka Log
Kansas traffic death log shows 50 fatalities in August and 370 in 1943 with a comparable 390 for the 1962 period. The list tracks 24 hour totals ending 9 a m Wednesday.
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Topeka
T AP
Kansas
Home Cook Tips From A Pantry Cheat Sheet
A quick guide lists practical kitchen fixes and substitutions. It covers cleaning painted balls with borax ammonia and water, preventing cream from curdling when served with acid fruits by adding baking soda, and substituting cream of tartar with buttermilk or a splash of vinegar if needed.
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Providence Hospital
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Larry Cuff
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N. Western
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Evelyn Bloemker
Philadelphia
the Meyers
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Melvin Miller
Yates Center
Terry Miller
St. Joseph
Meyers
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Mildred
Wilbur McCormick
Humboldt
Daily Transcript
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Fred R. Fosier
Jim Martin
Earl Morral
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