Hog and cattle market snapshot from Kansas City and Chicago
Hog prices fell about 25 to 50 cents with barrows and gilts 13.75 to 14.25 and sows 11.75 to 12.25. Sheep demand up for slaughter lambs while ewes and feeders varied. Cattle and calves showed declines. choice slaughter steers near 23.00 and calves 18.00 to 20.00. Chicago reports no wheat or soybean sales. corn mixed by grade and oats at 0.67 to 0.74.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Parsons
U.S
Kansas City AP market summary for eggs poultry butter prices
Consumer eggs paid to producers show large A at 30 to 38 cents with most 35, medium A 24 to 29 cents mostly 26, small A 18 to 22 cents mostly 20. Wholesale eggs large 35 to 39, mostly 37, mediums 28 to 30 mostly 29. Poultry prices list heavy hens 10, light hens 8, hens under 5 pounds 6, capons 7 to 8 pounds 16 and 18, ducks over 5 pounds 15. Missouri Arkansas live fryers at farm 13 to 13 2, delivered 13 1/2 to 14 1/2. Butter grade A solid 67, grade A 1 lb quarters 68.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Wall Street Sees Irregular Advance As Volume Rises
New York stocks held a tentative rise this afternoon with about 5.4 million shares traded versus 4.8 million on Friday. Prices dipped near midday but recovered somewhat as the market moved through midafternoon trading.
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New York (P
New York
Chicago Produce Prices Report From Chicago AP
Butter steady across grades with 93 score AA at 57 41, 92 A 57 4, 90 B 57, 89 C 56. Eggs steady to firm with A whites 70 percent or better and mixed 34 42, mediums 28, standards 33, dirties 29, checks 29. Live poultry moves: broilers 2 lower to 1 higher, roasters 23 24, special red white rock fryers 18 2 19.
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Chicago
Industrialist Harry Lieback Dies at 90 in Philadelphia
Philadelphia AP reports Harry Lieback aged 90 former vice president of Scott Paper Co died Saturday. Lieback held senior leadership at the paper firm during his long career and was recognized for his contributions to the industry. Local business circles mourn his passing and note his influence on corporate governance.
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Philadelphia
Harry Lieback
The
Scott Paper Co
Phil Baker Dies in Copenhagen Age 67
Phil Baker a leading 1920s and 1930s entertainer died Saturday in Copenhagen at age 67. He appeared on the American stage vaudeville films radio and television retiring in 1955 and living with his Danish born wife Irmgard in Copenhagen.
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Copenhagen
Phil Baker
Baker
Irmgard
Gun Blasts Fell Three In Church
Walter H. Bailey, 57, an ex convict, entered West Asheville Assembly of God Church in Asheville and shot dead his divorced wife Ruby Bailey, 50, and the pastor Lester Cobb, 44, then killed himself. Bailey had been released from prison about two weeks earlier and the minister left four children and a widow. The coroner ruled it double murder and suicide.
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Asheville, N.C
Asheville
Walter H. Bailey
West Asheville
Assembly of God
Lester Cobb
Ruby Bailey
Bailey
Ruby
Mr. Cobb
John C. Young
Buncombe
Deaths and Funerals in Fort Scott and Area
Thomas Tracy Fugate 71 of Walnut died Saturday night at Mercy Hospital Fort Scott after two weeks as a patient and years of declining health. He served in World War I and is survived by wife Lizzie, two sons, five grandchildren and a sister. Graveside rites at Glenwood Cemetery with American Legion and Masonic Lodge involvement. Other notices include Robert Gray funeral at Colfax Baptist and Claude Allen Shue, 74, near Fredonia and Lafontaine, buried at Koger cemetery. officials note locations, families, and service details.
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Thomas Tracy Fugate
Mercy Hospital
Fort Scott
Walnut
Richmond
John Wesley
Mary Ann Curts Fugate
Lizzie B. Dickey
Dominto
Ark
Vulcan Lodge
American Legion
Gard Lee Post
Leroy Fugate
Redfield
Wayne Fugate
Little Rock
Ocallia Bishell
Veteran
Alberta
Canada
Methodist
Hubert Hahn
Glenwood
Masonic Lodge
Carson Funeral Home
Claude Allen Shue
Osawatomie
Fredonia
James H
Eva L. Keesling Shue
Belle Hall
Lafontaine
Carol A. Shue
Lucille Crawshaw
Parsons
Vivian Crawshaw
Altoona
Hazel Shue
Hershel
Ralph
Glenn
Loran Fawcett Funeral Home
Neodesha
Kenneth Richards
Koger Cemetery
Civil Rights Call Issued At National Church Assembly
Philadelphia AP The United Presbyterian Church leader Dr Eugene Carson Blake urged church unity and stronger civil rights participation during the National Council of Churches triennial assembly He said unity is visible but divisions weaken the churchs witness and urged churches to push for liberty equality and justice for all Americans The NCC comprises 31 Protestant Anglican and Eastern Orthodox communions with 40 million members.
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Philadelphia
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Eugene Carson Blake
National Council of Churches
Blake
Assembly
General Board
Jackie and Children Back to White House
Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy and her children Caroline and John Jr return to the White House after a Thanksgiving weekend with the Kennedy family at Hyannis Port Massachusetts. A crowd watched at Hyannis Barnstable Airport while at Andrews Air Force Base the return flight landed in chilly air. Mrs Kennedy wore black and the children in blue coats, joined by her sister and a niece.
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Washington
Jacqueline Kennedy
Caroline
John Jr
White House
Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
Hyannis
Barnstable
Andrews Air Force Base
Kansas City Men Die in Nebraska Plane Crash
Two Kansas City men, Robert A. Kerns aged about 50 and William C. Reed aged 43, were killed when their four‑seat Cessna crashed into a hillside near Murray, Nebraska. The aircraft, headed south, lost a wing after hitting a tree. wreckage was found around 12:30 a.m. The crash likely occurred between 9 p.m. and midnight, according to Cass County Attorney James Begley.
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Plattsmouth
Neb
Kansas City
Missouri River
Murray
Cass County
James Begley
Begley
Robert A. Kerns
North Oak
William C. Reed
North Virginia Ave
Body of Woman Is Identified In Missouri Field
The body of a 42 year old woman identified as Mrs Mary Jane Knose of 2724 Campbell St Kansas City was found in a field near Lone Jack Missouri on Saturday by two hunters. She was partially clothed and the cause of death not established. Coroner staff member Dr George C Kealhofer saw no obvious sign of violent death. She had a prior record of minor arrests, most recently last April for drunk in public.
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Kansas City
Lone Jack
Mary Jane Knose
Campbell St
George C. Kealhofer
Cartoonist James Hatle Dies at 65 in Carmel
Carmel California AP reports James Jimmy Hatle syndicated cartoonist with Hearst King Features died Sunday of a heart attack aged 65. His cartoons They'll Do It Every Time and Little Lady appeared in more than 700 newspapers worldwide.
Tall Woman Dead Headline From Greensboro AP
Mrs Clere Gill Morris a former circus performer billed as the tallest woman in the world died Sunday at 78. The 6 foot 8 inch performer traveled most of her life with Ringling Bros Barnum and Bailey. She was born in Orillia Ontario.
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Greensboro
N.C
Clere Gill Morris
Mary Louise Brown 79 longtime Chanute resident dies
Mrs. Mary Louise Brown 79 of 509 South Lafayette died Saturday night at Neosho Memorial Hospital after six weeks as a patient. Born March 5 1884 in Beloit she married William C. Brown in Parsons in 1908. Survived by sister Beatrice Geisler and brother Raymond J Geisler. Rosary tonight at Johnson Mortuary eight oclock. Requiem mass Tuesday at St Patrick 9 a.m. burial in St Patrick Cemetery.
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Mary Louise Brown
S. Lafayette
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Beloit
William C. Brown
Parsons
Chanute
Beatrice Geisler
Raymond J. Geisler
Chicago
Johnson Mortuary
St. Patrick's Church
Peter Finnegan
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Cavaness Funeral Rites Held at First Methodist
Wilfred Cavaness funeral service conducted Saturday at 2 pm in the First Methodist church with Dr Duff Wagoner officiating. Organist Mrs Floyd Oberg. Floral attendants included Mrs Hilda Koch and others. Honorary bearers and active pallbearers listed. Burial at Elmwood Cemetery under Koch-Skinner Memorial Home direction.
Thanksgiving Visits Across Kansas and Nebraska
News briefs note travels and family gatherings. Lyle Kahmeyer and family visit sister and husband in South Sioux City, Neb. Jarry Andersons join Kahmeyers in Coffeyville. John A. Bower returns from Oklahoma City and Norman visits. Romine family reunion and Thanksgiving dinner held at Kimball schoolhouse with many relatives from Chanute Indianapolis Coffeyville Manhattan and more.
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Lyle Kahmeyer
W. 3Rd
South
Sioux City
Neb
Jarry Anderson
Andersons
Chanute
Kahmeyers
Coffeyville
John A. Bower
N. Forest
Oklahoma City
Bower
Harry Koenig
Norman
Okla
J. S. Bower
Romine
Kimball
Joe Harding
Donna Jo
Kevin
Rancho Cordova
Calif
Wayne Romine
Dewayne
Mike
Sandra
Elwood
Donald Romine
Ronnie
Byran
Lorri Ann
Eric
Dale Romine
Indianapolis
Ind
Charlie Saucher
James Cowan
Garnett
Hurley Heaton
Oral Threat Against President Johnson Arraigned
Robert A Weatherington 40 was to be arraigned in General Sessions Court on a charge of making an oral threat against President Johnson. Secret Service agents arrested him at his home Saturday night. Weatherington has a record of erratic behavior and alleged a news blackout by the President and three local bank heads.
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A. Weatherington
General Sessions Court
Johnson
Secret Service
Weatherington
Army Corps of Engineers
Harlem Rent Strike Spreads to 50 Buildings
A rent strike by tenement dwellers in Harlem has spread to 50 buildings housing 3,700 persons. Representatives of tenants in 34 buildings met Sunday and voted to join families in 16 tenements who have refused to pay rent until alleged building code violations are stopped.
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New York
Harlem
Delegates Attend Kansas Cosmetologists Session in Topeka
Mrs Pearl Loveau and Bever ley Mintz of Chanute and Hazel Yetzbacher of Iola join a Kansas Cosmetologists Assn delegate session at the Jayhawk Hotel in Topeka on Sunday. Guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Harvey in various towns including Leonard and Larry Buffalo were Paul Bussard Horstence Jester Richard James and family Towanda H P Harvey Beaumont Harvey D McGhee and children Salina Carl Harvey Jr Emporia, and Bill Barnaby Sara Dee Independence.
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Pearl Loveau
Beverley Mintz
Chanute
Hazel Yetzbacher
Iola
The
Kansas Cosmetologists Assn
Jayhawk Hotel
Topeka
Carl Harvey
Leonard
Larry
Buffalo
Paul Bussard
Hortense
Wichita
Richard James
Towanda
H. P. Harvey
Beaumont
Harvey D. McGhee
Salina
Carl Harvey Jr
Emporia
Bill Barnaby
Sara Dee
Independence
Lexington and Rising City Visitors Stay With Stover Family
Mrs Donald Ward and relatives from Lexington Missouri and Rising City Nebraska visit their parents Mr and Mrs M E Stover in this community note. The gathering includes Kenneth David and DeAnn Ward and siblings LeAnn Roni Wilma and Lois Foster.
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Donald R. Ward
Kenneth
David
DeAnn
Lexington, Mo
Valgene Foster
LeAnn
Roni
Wilma
Lois
Rising City
Neb
M. E. Stover
R. He
Rebekah Lodge IOOF Hall Initiation Service Tonight
Rebekah Lodge will hold an initiation service during its meeting tonight at seven o'clock at the IOOF hall. The event invites members and affiliates to attend and observe the ceremony.
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Rebekah Lodge
Ioof Hall
Chamber of Commerce committee to meet at Tioga Hotel
The industrial committee chaired by Kenneth Caldwell will convene tomorrow at 7 o clock at the Tioga Hotel. The Talk of the Month Club plans a 6 30 P M meeting at the same venue to hear wildlife specialist William Parsons.
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The
Chamber of Commerce
Kenneth Caldwell
Tioga
Talk of the Month Club
William Parsons
Ill residents return home after Thanksgiving visit
Delores Webb of Wood River and Dan Westfall of Brighton returned to their homes Sunday after spending the Thanksgiving holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Webb at 1501 S. Washington.
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Delores Webb
Wood River
Ill
Dan Westfall
Brighton
Kenneth Webb
S. Washington
Car thefts: three ransacked, tools missing in Santa Fe
Earl Rice of 511 S. Santa Fe reports to police that over the weekend three of his cars were broken into. The only items believed stolen are pliers and screwdrivers.
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Earl Rice
S. Santa Fe
Floyd Nave Booked by Police in Kansas City
Floyd Nave of Kansas City Missouri was booked by police Sunday afternoon as a s er. He was released this morning.
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Floyd Nave
Kansas City
Antenna Break Feared On 1959 MG In Local Take
Mrs. C. D. Sperry of 215 S. Wilson reported to police that the antenna on her 1959 MG was broken this morning.
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C. D. Sperry
S. Wilson
Daily Transcript hospital admissions and court items
Listings show admissions and dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital across Saturday Sunday and today with names and addresses including Mrs David Godinez Mrs Arka Mann Felix Roberts Mrs Le land Lowe and others then District Court filings on Security Savings loan Assn of Lola versus Samuel V Dixon and wife and others and police citations for Potts Dunlap and Gray plus fire runs at Burris Addition and an 1124 N Forest property.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
David Godinez
S. Forest
Marie Binger
Humboldt
Arka Mann
Bryant Rest Home
Felix Roberts
N. Grant
Leland Lowe
S. Highland
Carl Haight
S. Evergreen
William Strean
R. 2
Lewis Young
Coffeyville
L. V
District Court
Security Savings & Loan Assn
Lola
Samual
Dixon and Wife
Charles R. Potts
el Reno
Okla
St. Santa Fe
Kenneth L. Dunlap
Dodge City
Mehion H. Gray
Tennessee
Kennedy Friend Falls to Death in Miami Building
Grant Stockdale former U S ambassador to Ireland and friend of President Kennedy fell from the 13th floor of the Du Pont Building in downtown Miami. His body landed on a fifth floor ledge and police called it an apparent death by own action. Stockdale was 48 and a Miami real estate executive with prior service to Senator Smathers and in Florida's legislature.
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Miami, Fla
Grant Stockdale
U.S
Ireland
Kennedy
du Pont
Miami
Florida
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