Higher Hog Prices and Grain Quotes From Kansas City
Hog prices rise across hogs Barrows and gilts gain 25 to 50 cents while sows hold steady in Kansas City AP reports Cattle and sheep market steadiness shown Vealers priced 23 to 26 dollars per hundredweight Wheat and corn futures mix No 1 hard and dark hard bids at 2 21 to 1 21 percent No 1 yellow corn about 1 15 to 1 20 dollars per bushel Soybeans quoted around 2 37 to 2 44 dollars per bushel with other grains listed
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Kansas City
Livestock Prices and Trading Dull in New York Markets
In New York the cattle and hog markets show varied price levels with U.S. choice hogs at 24.50 to 27.00 for 600-700 pounds and 23.00 to 26.00 for 700-900 pounds. Calves and sheep move within narrow ranges while stockers and feeders trade actively. Wall Street reports muted gains as profits-taking and shifting cross-bred prices appear in the day’s action.
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U.S
New York
Egg price list update from Kansas City report
The Kansas City ap report shows consumer eggs and unclassified eggs unchanged with large wholesale eggs up 80 percent to 34 37, medium eggs up 80 percent to 29 31, while other categories remain the same.
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Kansas City
Butter and County Takes Third in Eggs Poster Contest
Chicago based Nancy Womelderiff won third place for her eggs poster at the Kansas Association of Soil Conservation Districts convention in Hays. Other entries from Neosho area noted. contest recognized steady, unchanged themes.
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Nancy Womelderiff
Neosho Chicago
Butter and County
Kansas Assn. of Soil Conservation Districts
Hays
Christmas dinner and local notices in Daily Transcript
The Builders Class of the First Presbyterian church hosts a Christmas dinner at 6 30 p m in the church parlor. Judy Bower, daughter of E W Bower, is initiated into Delta Phi Delta at Kansas State University. Ladies Day Bridge is at the Country Club Friday at 1 30 p m. Several hospital admissions and dismissals are listed for Neosho Memorial Hospital along with district court actions and assorted business notices. Kansas hotel association directors moved to seek legislation.
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First Presbyterian Church
Judy Bower
E. W. Bower
R. 1
Delta Phi Delta
Art
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Miss Bower
Country Club
Marena H. Martin
Melba M. Whitney Yearworth
Chanv Roh
Lee Howell
Alice Haviland
Chanute
Naturopath Starts Term In Jail
Robert G Errington a 62 year old Kansas City naturopath began a one year jail term after a Missouri court denied his habeas corpus plea He was convicted in 1960 for practicing medicine without a license and the sentence was upheld by the Missouri Supreme Court on May 18 He had sought a license but Missouri has no licensing for naturopaths and the state argued he diagnosed illnesses and prescribed medicines on May 29 1959.
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Kansas City
Robert G Errington
Errington
Missouri Supreme Court
Missouri
TB Hospital Here Serves Tuberculosis Care Tour
Dr Brown led a hospital tour at the TB facility west of 7th and Plummer detailing staff including a medical social worker laboratory technicians X ray techs and therapists. The 45000 square foot campus cost 996875 with 28 attendees at the luncheon and tour.
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Allied Clinical Services
Brown
the Tribune
7Th and
Plummer
Chamber of Commerce
Tioga Hotel
Avery Eyes Governorship In 64 Race
Rep. William H. Avery of Kansas says he is exploring a run for governor in 1964. The 5th term congressman notes growing interest and recent out of district speeches boosting the governor race speculation. Anderson starts a second term in January as Kansas race potential opens.
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Avery
Topeka
William H. Avery
R-Kan
Kansas
Wichita
Hays
Emporia
Labette County
James B
U. S. Senate
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Congress
John Anderson
Chicago Grain Prices Slips Mixed Amid Trading
Grain markets in Chicago show no wheat oats or soybean sales with corn and barley trading mixed. Wheat closes a touch higher at around 2.08 per bushel while corn gains about one cent and soybeans move narrowly with January futures near 2.45.
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Chicago
Mrs. Lucille McConnell Dies in Amarillo Crash
Mrs. Lucille Bonnie McConnell, 59, died in an automobile train collision in Amarillo Texas on Wednesday. Her daughter and one grandson were injured. Born January 24 1908 in Winfield she had been a Chanute resident and lived in Amarillo since 1927. Survived by husband Paul a daughter and three grandsons four sisters and one brother. Funeral arrangements incomplete
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Paul McConnell
Lucille
Bonnie) McConnell
Amarillo
Tex
McConnell
Winfield
John D. Gibbs
Chanute
First Baptist Church
Chanute Sunflower
OBS
Dale Opitz
Ira Whitworth
S. Plummer
Margaret
Hoffa Bodyguard Involved as Court Attack Occurs
James Hoffa's court hearing was disrupted when Warren Swanson fired air pistol pellets at the Teamsters leader. Hoffa avoided injury and Swanson, who stated a religious vision urged him to kill Hoffa, was restrained. Swanson had recently been at Camarillo State Hospital and was committed for federal duty after the incident.
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Nashville, Tenn
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Hoffa
Warren Swanson
Washington, D.C
Swanson
U.S
U.S. Dist
William E. Miller
Payeran Og Rayo Degheeiy
Miller
Cincinnati
Camarillo State Hospital
California
London Smog Toll Rises As City Faces New Icy Fog Days
London endures a third day of lethal smog with dozens of sudden deaths and power outages. Officials warn a renewed peak after dusk as 101 ships idle and London airport remains shut. Weather officials compare conditions to the 1952 disaster that killed thousands.
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London
Britain
Cmdr
John Langworthy
Yorkshire
Weather Bureau
London County Council
Winter Storms Sweep Wide Areas From Rockies to Ohio Valley
Wintry weather brings strong winds and snow from the Rockies into the Ohio Valley with cold air extending into Tennessee and northern Georgia. The Atlantic coast sees rough seas and rain in New England while Akron and Bowling Green report several inches of snow. Temperatures fall to the teens with Devils Lake recording 9 above.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Georgia
Atlantic Seaboard
Florida
South Carolina
Maine
New England
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
North Carolina
Virginia Highlands
Atlanta
Akron
Ohio
Missouri
St. Louis
Hannibal
Bowling Green
Indiana
North Atlantic Coast
Great Lakes Region
Pacific Coast
Minnesota
North Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
Devils Lake
N.D
Chicago Musicians Elect Rebel Leader Over Petrillo
Bernard Richards a 57 year old dance band leader wins the Chicago Musicians Union presidency defeating 70 year old James Petrillo by 95 votes in a turnout of about one third. Totals were 1 690 for Richards and 1 595 for Petrillo. Protests and a recount request may follow.
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Chicago
James C. Petrillo
Bernard
Barney) Richards
Petrillo
Chicago Federation of Musicians
Richards
Phone contact for Tribune office listed with late hours
The notice provides a contact path for the Tribune with a phone number HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. If the primary number is unavailable, readers are advised to try the alternative line after 6 p.m. The fragment suggests urgency in reaching Tribune staff during evening hours.
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Tribune
Memphis firm finds new use for palm drying spray
A Memphis company that sells a spray for dry palms among golfers received a rush order not from a golfer but from a Las Vegas blackjack dealer seeking the product for use at the tables.
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Memphis, Tenn
Memphis
Las Vegas
No Duelists Wanted in Kentucky Oath Rule
Public officials and legislators in Kentucky must swear they have never fought a duel or acted as a second at a duel under the state constitution adopted in 1891. This oath is a stipulation tied to holding office in Frankfort.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Stanford rumored to seek Kansas coach Mitchell
Lawrence Journal-World reports Kansas coach Jack Mitchell has been unofficially contacted about Stanford’s coaching vacancy. Mitchell, who has a lifetime KU contract, would not confirm the rumor, saying KU is his home and he is content with his current role despite the Stanford opening after Jack Curtice’s firing.
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Lawrence
Kan
Lawrence Journal-World
Jack’ Mitchell
Kansas
Stanford University
Mitchell
Stanford
A. C
Dutch) Lonborg
Jack Curtice
Farms Drive Kansas Growth Through Agriculture Link
The Kansas Nut Growers Association heard that agriculture is the state's fastest wealth source with related industry a close second. A new horticultural experiment field near Chetopa by Kansas State University exemplifies tying farming to economic growth. Research suggests pecan value could rise from 1.5 million to higher in southeast Kansas. John Wolfinger of Pleasanton won first in pecan seeding, Gary Spangle of Dennis won for walnut seedlings.
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Kansas Nut Growers Association
Kansas
Chetopa
Kansas State University
John Wolfinger
Pleasanton
Gary Spangle
Dennis
No Moonlight Raids Elude Glendale Gardener's Bizarre Vine
Jack Sowell of Glendale points to a watermelon vine along his front sidewalk with several eatable melons. A passing boy asks what the funny looking green fruits are, while the past days' quiet mood contrasts with the odd sight.
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Glendale, Ariz
Jack Sowell
Glendale
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