Sheep Prices Up in Kansas City Livestock Market
Kansas City market reports cattle including 706 calves steady to weak with steers 27.50 to 28.00, heifers 25.50 to 26.25, cows 14.00 to 16.06, vealers 23.00 to 26.09. Hogs 5,000 head down 25 to 50 for barrows and gilts, sows 5 lower. 190 to 250 lb barrows 15.75 to 16.25, 275 to 400 lb sows 13.75 to 14.50. Sheep 1,200 steady to higher, lwooled lambs 20.50, 19.50 to 20.00 for lower grades, ewes 5.50 to 7.25.
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Kansas City
U.S
Live Cattle and Veal Prices Mixed Across Weights
Parsons hogs and cattle markets show steady to firm quotes across weight classes. Feeder and stockers range from 16 to 30 dollars, with veals at 27 to 30 for prime and stock calves 28 to 30, while cows and bulls hold steady. Kansas City eggs and Wall Street activity noted with mixed price action and thin volume.
Notable Obituaries and Dismissals From Local Notices
Obituaries for Mrs. Felix G Wykle of Ponca City and Mrs Cora Neal of Enid report long illness and multiple survivors. A baby named Thomas Edward Franklin Jr. was stillborn at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Funeral notices list services at Koch-Skinner, Elmwood cemetery, and East Hills. Parking and traffic citations are noted with small fines.
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Elizabeth Wykle
Ponca City
Okla
Methodist
Erie
Melvin Wykle
Pierce Funeral Home
Wayne Newlin
Federated Church
East Hills Cemetery
Cora Neal
Enid
Chanute
Muskogee
Missouri
Loren Carlberg
Thomas Edward Franklin Jr
Thomas Franklin
N. Central
Neosho Memorial Hospital
New Hope
Charles Hole
Wayne Hole
M. C. Russell
Burl Fogel
Memorial Park Cemetery
Chicago Produce Butter and Eggs Prices Steady
AP dispatch lists butter steady. Eggs range steady to firm with 2 cent gains for some grades. Grade A whites 39 cents, mixed 39.2, mediums 32, standards 34.2, dirties 28, checks 27.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Chicago Grain Prices Reported By AP
Chicago market notes show little wheat or soybean sales. Corn values range from No 1 yellow 1.18 to No 4 yellow 1.11 with March prices around 1.12. Oats and barley futures move modestly with oats near 73 to 74 cents and rye around 1.33.
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Chicago
Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions
Hospital records list admissions at Neosho Memorial on Wednesday including Norma Summers surgery at 1005 W 4th Edmund Wolfe Humboldt Marion Stevens at R3 medical Albert Tipton Toronto medical H J Fisher R1 medical Eva Evans 421 S Ashby medical Merle Cordner 501 S Highland medical Harold Chandler R3 medical Amos Chauncey Humboldt medical Elmer Chard 1003 S Grant medical Melford Johnson Thayer surgery John Miller 1221 N Garfield medical Thomas Franklin 402 N Central medical Dismissal includes Albert Pratt Arkansas City Admissions today include Everett Booe Humboldt surgery Joseph Hansen 1602 S Edith surgery Pamela Pearman 1321 W
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Norma Summers
W. 4Th
Edmund Wolfe
Earlton
Marion Stevens
Albert Tipton
Toronto
H. J. Fisher
Eva Evans
S. Ashby
Merle Cordner
S. Highland
Harold Chandler
Amos Chauncey
Humboldt
Elmer Chard
S. Grant
Melford Johnson
Thayer
John Miller
N. Garfield
Thomas Franklin
N. Central
Albert Pratt
Arkansas City
Everett Booe
Joseph Hanseon
S. Edith
Pamela Pearman
Bank Thefts Rise 25 Percent in 1962 FBI Report
Washington AP says FBI Director J Edgar Hoover reported a 25 percent rise in bank robberies and thefts in 1962 with an average of about 100 bank crimes monthly. He cited increased FBI activity including 12 700 convictions and over 200 million dollars in fines and recoveries.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Robert F. Kennedy
Communist Party
United States
Hoover
Baltz and J L Joiner families return from holidays
Mr and Mrs A A Baltz of 411 N Forest return from Warrensburg Missouri where they visited son H F Baltz and family and grandson David A Baltz. Mr and Mrs J L Joiner and Larry depart for Colorado Springs after Christmas with Mrs Joe H Jackson in Chanute. Other guests at Christmas dinner included the Zastrows Ladds Laddes Lucas Deedra from Chanute and Eldon Ladd family in Clarksville Tennessee.
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A. A. Baltz
N. Forest
Warrensburg
H. F. Baltz and
Lovee
David A. Baltz
J. L. Joiner
Larry
Colorado Springs
Joe H. Jackson
S. Western
Johnson's
E. E. Zastrow
Andrew Ladd
James Lucas
Deedra
Chanute
Eldon Ladd
Toni
Gregg
Clarksville
Tenn
Carole
Pacoima
Calif
Verne McGaugh
Buffalo
Clyde Stoll
Orville E. Barnum
Thayer
Jack Barnum
Leon
Eugene
Patti Lou
Tampa
Fla
Harold Sparks
Gayle
Susan
Tulsa
Gary Conklin
Diana Jo
Wichita
Mel Pruitt
Centralia
Roy Nelson
Joe Varndell
Frank ‘Switzer
Harriet
John Varndell
Independence
V. S. Kessinger
Douralee
Gayla Groves
Ronnie
Phillips Petroleum Company
Monticello
Utah
Guy Short
Christmas dinners span households in multiple towns
Local notices recount holiday meals hosted by Emma Johnson in Aurora and Des Moines visitors joining the Olson and Hanson families for Christmas Eve and Day. A separate report notes a minor traffic accident and a minor car damage incident on Steuben and Rutter streets. A Mexican news brief cites Fidel Castros demand of five million dollars in food ransom for Cuban prisoners.
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Emma Johnson
N. Steuben
A. E. Hanson
Paul
Anita
Mission
Everett Olson
Jean
Ruth
Gloria
William Lestle
Bill
Michael
Aurora
Charles Hanson
Jeffery
Des Moines
Elmer Anderson
August Anderson
Ralph Burghart
S. Rutter
Lloyd L. White
Altoona R. 1
Mexico City
Fidel
Castro
Tribune Phone Contact for Carrier Access
Consumer advised to reach Tribune by calling after 6 p.m. using HE 1 3400 if the carrier cannot be reached.
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Tribune
Christmas Guests Fill Homes Across Chanute Area
Numerous families gathered for Christmas visiting relatives across Chanute and nearby towns. Kenneth Webb hosted nine children and relatives from Illinois, Kansas City and Chanute. Additional guests included the Stolls from Pacoima and the Barnums from Thayer with extended kin present.
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Kenneth Webb
S. Washington
Vernon Thomas
Randy
Brad
Bethalto
Ill
Richard Webb
Sandy
Mindy
Dale Webb
Melody
Leon Webb
Chanute
Delores
Pauline
Kenny
Marsha
Cheryl
Paul Novick
Kansas City
Ernest Stoll
Temperatures Moderate In Midwest
Cold air dominated much of the nation with sub zero readings in Utah and portions of the Midwest. Some locales posted -31 below zero while gaps in the freezing belt showed milder temperatures in Florida and the Pacific Coast. An Arctic air mass moved into the northern Plains and Upper Mississippi Valley with sub zero forecasts for the Midwest tonight.
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Associated Press
West
Midwest
Utah
Western
North Central
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Delta
Florida
Tennessee
Georgia
Alabama
North Carolina
Pacific Coast
Texas
Louisiana
Carolinas
Virginia
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Humidity Warps Wood and Affects Materials
Humidity causes wood to swell leather to warp and rust on iron while mold spreads and people feel tired and tense.
Mary Sherwood Elms Found Dead in New York Apartment
Mary Sherwood Elms 39 daughter of late Pulitzer winner Robert E. Sherwood was found dead in her Manhattan apartment. Police said wrists were slashed and autopsy set for today. death described as apparent self harm. Friends and maid said she was despondent after a recent divorce.
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New York
Mary Sherwood Elms
Robert E. Sherwood
Manhattan
Talks Underway Between India Pakistan on Kashmir
In Rawalpindi talks opened between Indian and Pakistani ministers on Kashmir amid suspicion. An Indian spokesman in New Delhi cited a Pakistan and Red China accord with Beijing as showing close collaboration. Pakistani sources in Karachi said the pact with Peking would not affect the Rawalpindi discussions.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
Kashmir
New Delhi
Red China
Karachi
Peking
Clay’s grandsons split sides in Civil War showdown
In Lexington Kentucky seven grandsons of Henry Clay chose military allegiance. Four joined the Confederacy as soldiers while three fought for the Union, reflecting the nation split by war despite a famed Great Compromiser legacy.
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Lexington
Henry Clay
Soybean futures rise fractionally in January trade
Market report notes soybeans up about 1 percent in January, with most active contract at 2.465 per bushel as traders respond to firming prices and market signals.
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Parsons Livestock
Parsons—Hogs
K. C
Wall Street
Felix G. Wykle
Mrs
Elmer Rush
Coffeyville
Raymond Hibbs
S. Plummer
Michael Buchannan
Robert Reynolds
John Vincent
John Miller ii
Neosho Memories Hospital
James Collins
S. Evergreen
Louise Raney
S. Garfield
R. A. York
E. Main
Robert Bussmann
R. J
Bob Murrah
Edith
Harry Steeves Jr
Chng ‘Am
Tel&Tel
Anaconda Es
Atchison
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Chrysler
Sweer
du Pont
Ford Mtrs
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Elec
Mtrs One
G& E Seer
Monson Ch
Penney JC
Phill Pet
Proct Gam
RCA le St Joe
Sears Roebee
Socony Spen
Sperry Rd
Ind Settee
US Steel
Westy el See
Chicago Grain
Daily Transcript
R. 2
Paul and Michael
Avarora
Gary Anderson
James Larson
St. Louis
Jean Olson
Emporia
Ruth Olson
Gloria Olson
Esther McGrew
0. K. James
Franklin
Charles Henshall
Kansas
iMonday
Koch Bros. Furniture
W. Main
David L. McCune
Chanute Ins. Board
Pws
S.m.l.xl
Clay
Self Service Shoe Store
Calvert
of Women's
Coats
Helena Rubinstein
Ultra Feminine
Reg. duPont
M.L
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