Cattle Hogs Sheep Market Slips in Kansas City
In Kansas City the cattle run of 2,800 head and calves 100 were steady, with utilities and commercial cows 13.50 to 15.50 and good to choice dealers 23.00 to 26.00. Hogs at 4,000 head closed mostly 25 to 50 lower, sows steadier, barrows and gilts 15.75 to 16.50 for 185 to 235 pounds, 275 to 400 pound sows 13.50 to 14.25. Sheep, 300 head, weak to 50 lower, lambs 17.75 to 19.00 for 80 to 100 pounds, ewes 5.50 to 6.50.
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Kansas City
Livestock Prices Mixed Across Categories in Parson Hogs Market
Cattle and hogs show steady to uneven trend with U S choice steers 24 50 to 27 00 for 600 700 pounds limited higher quotes for 700 900 pounds. Veal steady prime 29 00, good 27 28, stock calves 28 30, cows utility 14 16 5, bulls 17 18 75, sheep steady with spring lambs up to 17 50 and ewes 2 4.
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U.S
KC Produce Eggs and Poultry Prices Steady
AP reports Kansas City market prices for consumer eggs grade A large 32 to 37 cents per dozen and grade B large 24 to 27 cents with most at 26, wholesale eggs large 35 to 38 cents and mediums 31 to 34 with most at 33, butter and poultry unchanged.
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Kansas City
Butter Steady Eggs Mixed In Chicago Produce Prices
Chicago AP reports butter steady and eggs mixed with price moves ranging from half to one and a half cents. Grade A whites at 38, mixed 38 1/2, mediums 33, standards 34, dirties 29, checks 28.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Market Quiet With Mixed Soybean Futures
Chicago grain prices show no sales across wheat corn oats or soybeans with soybeans rising slightly while other grains drift. Wheat closes up four and a half to four percent, corn and oats fall, rye and barley move within narrow ranges, soybeans mixed with January futures near 2.46 and a half.
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Chicago
Soviet Agent Zborowski Sentenced for Jury Perjury
Mark Zborowski, 55, former Soviet secret agent and Harvard researcher, was sentenced to three years and eleven months in prison for lying to a federal grand jury about his connection to Jack Soble and the Soviet espionage ring. The sentence follows a retrial after an earlier conviction in 1958 that was reversed on appeal.
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New York
Mark Zborowski
Richard H. Levet
Harvard University
Zborowski
Jack Soble
Soble
Egg prices and animal product rates from current receipts
The notice lists Grade A Large eggs at 32 cents, Grade B Large 55 to 28, Grade A Medium setones at 0, Grade A Small 18, pullet eggs 14, cream premium 0.54, cream No. 1 49, cream No. 2 44, pouiced 0.03, hides priced by weight at 40 Ibs and up 2.50 each and under 40 Ibs six cents per pound, glue hides at unspecified price.
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Setones
Kansas City Wheat and Corn Prices Slide in Snapshot
Kansas City market notes show wheat across grades at 2.22, 2.67, and 1.20 dollars, with corn for white, yellow, and mixed grades ranging from 1.11 to 1.25 dollars. Soybeans at 42.46, bran 51. levels, and other grains including milo and kafir show declines or small gains in limited listings.
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Kansas City
Hite
Milo Maiz
Wall Street Ends Week With Irregular Late Trading
A sluggish market moved irregularly late in the afternoon with volume around 3.4 million shares. Fractions to about a point changes dominated most key stocks as bond prices stayed mixed amid a softer trend.
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New York
U.S
Ip.m
Hospital admissions and dismissals and court filings
Wednesday hospital admissions list includes Walter Stierwalt Lyle E Chase Margaret Shelton Mrs Homer Brinkman Jose Schultz Mrs Herman Anderson Mrs Ella Townsend with addresses in Coffeyville Yates Center and Mount Hope. Dismissals include Mrs Mary Cox Debra Dutrol Herschel Elder Mrs Betty Potter and others. Births report a girl to Gary Van Hoozer Buffalo and a boy to Raymond Gutierrez 411 W Ist. District Court filings and actions include several car accident injury claims divorce petitions and child custody and support orders plus a traffic citation for Vivian Johnson under license restrictions.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Walter Stierwalt
W. 4Th
Lyle. E. Chase
S. Steuben
Margaret Shelton
Yates Center
Homer Brinkman
N. Franklin
Jose Schultz
N. Malcolm
Herman Anderson
R. 1
Ella Townsend
S. Central
Mary Cox
Debra Dutrol
S. Highland
Herschel Elder
Stark
Betty Potter
Coffeyville
Earl Alford
R. 3
Judi Greathouse
S. Lafayette
John Omans
Mount Home
Idaho
Nelson Reaves
R. J
Gary van Hoozer
Buffalo
Raymond Gutierrez
W. Ist
Better Planning Aims At Kansas Health Facility Coordination
Roy N. Johnson of the State Board of Health said Kansas will pursue more coordinated planning for hospitals and health facilities. Nora L. McAuley, 78, died after a brief illness. born April 30, 1884, in Oshkosh.
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Topeka
Kansas
Roy N. Johnson
State Board of Health
Nora L. McAuley
Oshkos
Deaths and funeral notice for Felix F. Mendez
Felix F. Mendez 82 of 1001 N Lincoln died last night at Neosho Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. Born November 20 1880 in Guanajuato Mexico he married Juanita Salmeron in 1903. Retired Santa Fe employee and Mexican Baptist member survived by wife five grandchildren seven great grandchildren two brothers Epifanio and Isidro Mendez of Mexico one sister Mrs Mi caela Marquez Ned and two sons Phillip and Joe S preceded him in death. Johnson Mortuary to announce funeral arrangements.
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Felix F. Mendez
N. Lincoln
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Guanajuato
Mexico
Juanita Salmeron
Santa Fe
Mexican Baptist Church
Epifanio Mendez
Isidro Mendez
Micaela Marquez
Lyman
Ned
Phillip
Joe S
Johnson Mortuary
Husband Confesses Killing Wife and Her Parents in Arizona
Raymond J. Hudgens, 22, confessed to police in Van Nuys that he shot and killed his estranged wife Grace Mary, 20, and her parents Myron Young, 67, and Dorothy Young, 55, near Kingman, Arizona. He fled to California with the baby alive, intending to shoot himself but carried out the killings instead after his reconciliation attempt failed.
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van Nuys
Calif
Arizona
California
Raymond J. Hudgens
Myron Young
Dorothy Young
Young
Kingman
Ariz
Hudgens
Iola Car Break In and Plymouth Minor Collision Reported
Richard Harmon of Iola reported his car was entered at the Sportsman's Bowl last night with a wing glass broken and a tachometer stolen valued at 40 dollars. Jerry Segler reported 50 dollars damage to a 1957 Plymouth on Main Street after a minor accident caused by a backing vehicle from the curb driven by W. O. Riddle of Mission. Gary D. Achenbach, Tren ton Missouri, son of Frank Achenbach and grandson of Margarette Schmutz, was selected for inclusion in the 1962 63 Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges at Missouri School of Mines Rolla where he is a senior.
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Jerry Segler
Main
W. O. Riddle
Mission
Gary D. Achenbach
Frank Achenbach
Trenton
John Schmutz
S. Ashby
Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy
Rolla
Achenbach
Missouri School
Margarette Schmutz
Officers Confer On Attorney's Death
State county and city law officers conferred in Olathe Kansas on the Tuesday night slaying of John R Keach Fairway after a youth asked to cash a check Then left the store with the check when asked for id The check was turned over to police The slaying occurred at a downtown variety store Mrs Louie Ingle held at Johnson Mortuary for funeral services for Ruth Nelson burial at Vilas Cemetery Elmwood Cemetery listed also funeral details for Mrs Ruth Nelson and Vilas Bethe Lutheran church service
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Kansas City
Olathe
Kan
John
R. Keach
Fairway
Kansas Bureau of Investiout
Keach
Louie Ingle
Johnson Mortuary
Boyd C. Latimer
Grace Episcopal Church
D. A. Finney
Dave Petterson
Mmes
Don Beach
Delmar Keath
T. W. Haynes
Mae Somers
Don Beach, Sr
Ted Ahlers
Kenneth Gingrich
H. C. Miller
Roy Wiggans
Elmwood Cemetery
Nelson
Ruth Nelson
Vilas Bethe Lutheran Church
Leroy Davidson
Vilas
Koch-Skinner ‘Memorial
Nearly 7 Million Working on Farms This Year
The Agriculture Department notes 6.91 million people worked on farms in the first 11 months, about 4 percent less than 1961, and 10 percent below the 1956-60 average. Farm family workers fell more than hired help as smaller farms declined, despite advances in labor-saving machines.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Regulation target is drivers dodge
TOPEKA AP The Kansas Highway Commission adopted a regulation to eliminate a dodge used by some drivers to keep licenses after suspension When a person is convicted of three or more violations in a year they must surrender the license before applying for a hearing Automatic suspension occurs after three violations A commission official said violators use the appeal to delay surrender of licenses
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Topeka
Kansas Highway Commission
Commission
Five Die As Reservoir Roof Collapses In Oregon
In Hillsboro Oregon five of fourteen teen workers died when a partially completed reservoir roof collapsed over scaffolding. Nine others were injured including one in serious condition as the crew neared pouring the final concrete.
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Hillsboro
Ore
U S Denounces Soviet Black Box Nuclear Test Proposal
U S Ambassador Dean denounces Moscow offer to place three black box seismic stations on Soviet soil to police a nuclear test ban calling it a political maneuver and noting sites outside seismic areas would reduce detection capability. Western delegates welcomed initial access but Dean cautioned the boxes are only auxiliary to on site inspections.
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Geneva
United States
U.S
Arthur UH
Dean
Soviet Union
Kansas hearing on Santa Fe trains to discontinue
The Kansas Corporation Commission holds a hearing on January 31 at Great Bend over Santa Fe Railroad plans to discontinue two trains Nos. 311 and 312. The service between Dodge City and Newton via Great Bend would end if approved.
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Topeka
Kansas
Corporation Commission
Atj
Great Bend
Santa Fe
Dodge City
Newton
Modern Etiquette Q and A on table manners and hosting
A series of etiquette answers covers serving fruit juice as a first course, removing fish bones at table, handling pencil missteps, declining invitations with a reason, eating lettuce in salads, having both matron and maid of honor, announcing engagements during military drafts, avoiding unnecessary introductions, and where to place a five-branch candelabrum when not talking to guests. practical, period tone guidance.
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K.C. Livestock
Parsons Livestock
Parsons—Hogs
K.C
Chicago Grain
Tribune
TIK Tok Restaurant
Humboldt
Kansas City Cash
Wall Street
Daily Transcript
Vickie LaNell Burns
Eugene H
Thelma A. Burns
Dennis Charles Cain
Wasco
Marjorie Weaver
Roy V. Ray
US 169
Chenute
Barbara Krone
al Fen Krone
Chanute
District Court Action
Iie
Mary Leone Slattery
Robert L. Slattery
Iola National Insurance Co
Kenneth R. Clark
Berthot Construction Co
Dwain Duccy
Clark Cleaver
Vivian Johnson
N. Forest
Ww P.M. Ae Admiral Eee
Ht Alfied Ch . Allis Chalener
Mtrs
Tel & Tel
Apco
Atchison
Atlas
Avco Corp
Beech
Beth Steel
Boeing
Bran
Cessna Air
Champlin
Chi Sp-Pac
Chi RI & Pac
Chrysler
Ford Mtr
Ewnee
Goodyear
Pdr
Tee
Wes- Int Bush
Leyan Methodist Church
Cha- Int
John McAuley
Americus
Reyn
Ewene
Roy Wells
P & Ls
Joe
Vernon Maxwell
al- Lone
Reg
Len
George Heckathorne
Mary Cem
Sears Rock
Sperry
Brown
Emporia
Sunray Re
Koch-Skinner Memorial
Textron
NY Central
Wnee
Trans Air
Methodist
Nor N Gaseen
UN Carbide Se
Americus Cem Nor Pac
Union Pac Eee
Koch-Skinner
G&e
U S
U S$ Steel
Peabody Coal
Os Penney JC
Westy el
Woolworth Ee
Yale & Tow
Ee Ee
Robert N. Allen
So. Larson
Fred M. Harris
Betty Lou Butcher
Fred L. Johnson
W. Main
Episcopal Church Women’s Organization
Episcopal Church
St Francis Boys’ Home
Salina
Turner House
Bishop's World Relief Fund
Sikorsky
Stratford
Conn
Otis Afb
Massachusetts
Texas Tower
Atlantic Ocean
Richard Harmon
Iola Report
Plush Toybank
Squirrel Bank
First National Bank
Francis Keppel
New United Sates
Keppel
Harvard Graduate School of Education
Ote As
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