Kansas City cattle and hog market price report
Kansas City AP reports cattle at 6,000 head with steers and heifers firm to sharply higher, cows steady to higher, feeders steady. Hogs 6,000 with barrows and gilts down, sow prices easing, and sheep bidding steady to higher for spring lambs. Parsons Livestock adds varied grain fed and stocker prices across weight classes and breeds. ranges for cattle, calves, heifers, bulls, and sheep noted across U.S. No. 1 and 2 grades plus fancier stock and cull categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Chicago Produce Live Poultry and Butter Markets Report
Chicago AP notes butter prices steady with small increases across grades and no change in eggs and poultry pricing. Butter yields range from 59 to 66 percent across grades AA through C, eggs mixed whites and mediums price levels listed, live poultry prices unchanged with roosters 26 to 29 cents and White Rock fryers 20 to 22 cents per pound.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Chicago Grain Prices Report
Chicago AP notes steady grain quotes with Wheat No 1 soft red at 1.49 per bushel, No 2 yellow corn at 1.23, oats No 2 heavy white at 71, Soybeans No 1 yellow at 2.86, and Soybean oil at 9.62 per unit.
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Chicago
Deaths-Funerals John Mitchell
John Mitchell formerly of 24 S Central died Sunday afternoon in Westview Nursing Home. He lived with his daughter Cecyl Munger until her death. He is survived by daughter Dale Smith of Tulsa. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Gibson-Koch Chapel. The memorial service was held at Clines Service.
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John Mitchell
S. Central
Westview Nursing Home
Cecyl Munger
Dale
Eileen) Smith
Tulsa
Gibson-Koch Chapel
Wall Street Mixed as Volume Dims in Early Trading
The New York market edged higher in dull trading after a prior week decline. Volume for four hours reached 4.48 million shares, down from 5.44 million on Friday, with early strength seen in aerospace, electronic, chemical, and office equipment issues amid pre-Labor Day caution.
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New York
Clergy Service for John Clines at Johnson Chapel
John Clines will be honored in a service at 10 30 a.m. Tuesday in Johnson Chapel with the Rev. Virgil Collins officiating. Burial follows at Earlton Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clines
Johnson Chapel
Virgil Collins
Earlton Cemetery
Local Baptism and Army Training News Briefs
Yvonne Dea Briley and Pamela Briley were baptized at First Methodist Church with Rev. Duff Wagoner officiating. Pvt. Johnie Dighero, son of Dean and Mrs. Dighero, completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood and will be stationed at Fort Bliss. Various local families hosted and visited in Thayer, Yates Center, and Parsons. Dean’s List student David J. Newcomb at Kansas State College, Pittsburg, highlighted among Sunday gatherings. Dryden family reunion planned in Central Park.
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Yvonne Dea Briley
Pamela Jean Briley
Donald Briley
W. 4Th
First Methodist Church
Duff Wagoner
Joe Ingle
S. Washington
Johnie Dighero
Dean Dighero
Earlton
Fort Leonard Wood
Fort Bliss
Tex
Thayer High School
Neosho County Community Junior College
H. K. Porter Co
David J. Newcomb
J. C. Newcomb
Kansas State College
Pittsburg
Anual Dryden
Central Park
Largest X Ray Machines to Be Installed at Kirtland Base
AP reports the two largest X ray machines in the world will soon be installed at Kirtland Air Force Base. Weighing a combined 600 tons, they will not peer through objects but simulate nuclear radiation effects on electronic equipment.
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Albuquerque
Kirtland Air Force Base
Japan Aircraft Output Reaches 113 Planes in 1966
In 1966 Japan produced 113 aircraft including 50 helicopters and valued at 147 million dollars, reflecting a robust industrial performance amid postwar growth.
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Japan
Four year old Brandon discharged from Mercy Hospital
Tingny Lee Brandon son of Mr and Mrs Spencer Brandon 1503 W 2nd was discharged yesterday from Mercy Hospital Fort Scott after surgery last week. Oren Michael reported a nonstop hit and run with a motorcycle striking his car near Altoona. A damage claim to a small house rear 1711 S Santa Fe is under police report. Clifford Crum and wife and Bob rural Humboldt returned from a week in Atlanta with their son Bill at Six Flags over Georgia. The Lumans and Wilbur Luman family visited relatives during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tingny Lee Brandon
Spencer Brandon
W. 2Nd
Mercy Hospital
Fort Scott
Oren Michael
Altoona
S. Santa Fe
Clifford Crumline
Bob
Humboldt
Atlanta
Bill
Georgia
Ron
Lyle
Lynn Luman
Luman Brothers
Wilbur Luman
Who Owns Walls In Old Delhi Heritage Fight
New Delhi AP reports plush residential buildings rise along 17th century ramart walls of Old Delhi as government cannot preserve historic remains due to unresolved ownership of the wall.
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New Delhi
Ramart
Old Delhi
Dutch Shultz, Kansas Political Letter founder, dies at 86
A. L. Dutch Shultz, longtime dean of Kansas state house newsmen and creator of the Kansas Political Letter, died aged 86 after more than five years of illness. He wrote for the Topeka State Journal for 52 years and continued his column until 1962 after retiring in 1955. Born in Greenwood County, he started in journalism at 17 and held roles from reporter to paper founder before joining the State Journal in 1910.
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Topeka (Ap
A.L
Dutch) Shultz
Kansas Statehouse
Shult
Kansas Political Letter
Topeka State Journal
Shultz
Greenwood County
Eureka Herald
Toronto
Kan
Toronto Republican
Madison Spirit
State Journal
Kansas
Nation
Whiting
Commission To Vietnam Leaves To Observe Election Campaign
A presidential commission to observe the Vietnamese campaign and election departs for Saigon at 6 p.m. EDT with Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge joining as adviser and escort. The team grows from 20 to 22 members and will arrive in Saigon late Tuesday by government plane. New members include Dr. Edward L R Elson and Ed Munroe, enhancing U S presence without a formal chairman.
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Washington
Saigon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Johnson
U.S
Vietnam
Commission
Edward L.R. Elson
National Presbyterian Church
Washton
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ed Munroe
King County
Seattle
Wash
National Association of Counties
Rockwell killer Patler faces murder charge in Arlington hearing
John C. Patler, 29, an expelled American Nazi official, appeared for a preliminary murder hearing in Arlington County Court after being arrested for the shooting of Rockwell, the 49 year old Nazi leader. Patler is held on $50,000 bail as police recover a Mauser pistol linked to the crime.
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American Nazi Party
Rockwell
National Cemetery
Defense Department
Culpepper
Washington
John C. Patler
Arlington County
Patler
Chanute Tribune Local News and Notes
Chanute Tribune publishes local information with staff listings and subscription rates. The paper notes staff roles for publisher Dwight McCreight news editor John Hovorka and advertising manager Fay D. Clopine, and provides detailed subscription pricing for in and out of trade territory and Chanute boxholders.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kansas
Highland Dwight McCreight
Dwight Wallingford
John Hovorka
Fay D. Clopine
Ben Nicholas
R. Fin
Dorsey Osborn
Neosho
Allen, Wilson and Woodson Counties
Neosho Memorial Hospital Announces Visiting Hours and Admissions
Daily Transcript notes visiting hours from 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Census lists 62 adults and three babies. Saturday admissions include George R Mechaska Humboldt medical Mrs Mary Heller 501 S Lincoln medical Mrs Vernon Hicks Thayer medical. Dismissals include Myrtle Sherman 1119 S Forest Mrs Charles O Carter Jr and son Forrest McMillen 1514 W 1st. Sunday admissions list Lillian E Martin 1321 S Edith medical Mrs Sumner Strucker Thayer medical Roy E Schoeflin R 1 medical Joseph Borjas 17 W 3rd medical Mrs Donald Phillippi Corona California surgery Daniel L Driscoll 1203 N Kansas Mrs Henry Drake Yates Center medical Kelvin Baylor 420 E Oak medical Henderson J Fisher 1901 S Plummer medical. Birth of a boy to Mr and Mrs Ramon Borjas 807 N Santa Fe.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
George R. Mechaska
Humboldt
Mary Heller
S. Lincoln
Vernon Hicks
Thayer
Myrtle Sherman
S. Forest
Charles O. Carter Jr
S. Evergreen
Forrest McMillen
Henderson J. Fisher
S. Plummer
Ramon Borjas
Santa Fe
Local hospital round up of admissions dismissals and births
Dismissals Sunday include Mrs. John L. Gardner and son R. 2, Mrs. Lloyd K. Barham, R. 4, Mrs. Charles Myers. Admissions today list James Baker, 1304 S. Santa Fe, medical, Janice Lee Klotz bach Humboldt, surgery, Dan ny K. Slane, 318 S. Kansas, medical. Birth today to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall at 504 N. Garfield a girl. Dismissals today include Mavis Quathamer and Eric Henderson, J. Fisher 1901 S. Plummer, Mrs. Mary Heller 501 S Lincoln, Mrs. Jose C. Hernandez and son 1523 S Malcolm, Mrs. Henry Hanson 105 N Malcolm. Police Court Action Charles R. Webb 1715 Edith for inadequate muffler cited yesterday with $10 bond posted. Fire Run yesterday 2 30 p m oil field slush pond on Kenneth Keas lease one mile east and half a mile south of town. Truck called out to protect electric motor pump after waste oil and pond caught fire from burning of wheat stubble.
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Robert Hall
N. Garfield
Mavis Quathamer
Eric
Henderson J. Fisher
S. Plummer
Mary Heller
S.lincoln
Jose C. Hernandez and Son
S. Malcolm
Henry Hanson
N. Malcolm
Kenneth Keas
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Chicago Grain
Casey Rexall
Goodland Cee
Enews
Russell
Ewee
Concordia
Garden City
Hutchinson
Abilene
Wall Street
Anaconda
Kan G&eeeetees
P&l
Monsanto
Mont Ward
Morrell
Ravenier Oteewee
Reyn Metteehee
St Jos Lead
Sears Roeb
Sinclair
Skelly Oil
Sperry
Lr) Ltd
NJ Tee
US Steel
Westy el Tee
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Ralph Coleson
R. E. Britton
N. Forest
Ira Dutton
Pete Stockebrand
Yates Center
Nellie Akins
N. Highland
C. F. Leavitt
Grace Soper
Leavitt
Bertha Cook
F. D. Clopine
W. 9Th
Leavitts
Lem F. Wood
Shelbyville
Ill
Wood
Sam Williamson
N. Central
Raymond Stanley
Pleasant Hill
Kenneth Stanley
Ben Stanley
Coffeyville
Clyde Stanley
S. Grant
Dutch Shultz
Calvert
East Main Shop
Chanute Cablevision
Sia
Fuehrer
Party Headquarters
Member Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Daily Transcript
John L. Gardner
James Baker
Janice Lee Klotzbach
Danny K. Slane
S. Kansas
Charles R. Webb
Edith
E. Maina
Beverly Vogue
FANIT
the Times
East Main
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