Livestock and Grain Prices Reported for Kansas City
Livestock markets show cattle calves 10 price test none, hogs 4 500 with barrows and gilts 50-1.00 lower, sows weak, and various weights down 1.00 to 1.25 along with lighter declines. Sheep 20 with prime wooled lambs steady at 22.50 and good wooled ewes steady at 7.00. Wheat dark 83, No 2 hard 1.77-1.86, corn 15 cars, No 2 white 1.50-1.55, mile maize up to 2.16, rye 1.10-1.14, soybeans 2.81-2.88, sacked bran 69.50-61.25, sacked shorts 60.00-75.
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Kansas City
Egg price report shows varied wholesale quotes
Kansas City AP notes wholesale egg markets with large eggs at 80 percent, flats at 37-37.5 cents, mediums at 89 percent, and butter prices unchanged amid ongoing pricing shifts.
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Kansas City
Chicago Produce Prices Mixed on Butter and Eggs
Butter steady, eggs steady to firm with prices unchanged to 1 2 higher. Grade A whites 70 percent or better priced at 39 cents. Mixed 38 2, mediums 34 1.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Prices Reported by AP
Wheat No 2 red and hard settle around 1.76. Corn No 2 yellow 1.44 to 1.45, No 3 1.40 to 1.41, No 4 1.35 to 1.36, No 5 1.29 to 1.33. Oats No 1 heavy white 78. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.98, No 3 yellow 2.98. Soybean oil at 10.30.
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Chicago
Wall Street Holds In Late Trading After Week Of Decline
Wall Street steadied in heavy yearend trading as volume neared 98 million shares. The market opened lower, recovered to a midday peak, then eased back. After three down days, a small advance formed but no strong hope remained for a weekly gain.
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New York
Fatal Two Car Crash Near Topeka Kills Woman
A two car crash on U.S. 75 six miles north of Topeka killed 32 year old Vivian M. Arnold of Topeka and injured five others. The Highway Patrol released the identification today.
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Topeka
U.S. 75
The
Highway Patrol
Vivian M. Arnold
Prayer vigil at First Methodist closes Saturday
A city prayer vigil will be held at First Methodist church from 6 p.m. to midnight on Saturday. Open to the public, attendees may come and go as they wish.
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First Methodist Church
Baba Yaga to Be Read at Library Story Hour
The library hosts a Children’s Story Hour on Saturday from 10 30 to 11 a.m. The reading titled Baba Yaga will entertain local youngsters with a brief tale and a follow up activity.
Mose Shirley Ends Three Week Albuquerque Visit
Mose Shirley of 713 West Main has returned home after a three week visit in Albuquerque New Mexico.
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Mose Shirley
W. Main
Albuquerque
N. M
Third Time Mrs. Powell Fails to Show
Congress investigation into Powell payroll and travel expenses ends with Mrs. Powell again absent. Chairman Wayne L. Hays says this final nonappearance warrants removal from her $20,500-a-year post and contempt of Congress citation if she does not appear.
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Wayne L. Hays
Dohio
Congressional
Powell
Puerto Rico
Hays
Subcommittee
San Juan
Hays Uad
Fireworks on Peak to kick off New Year in Colorado
Scotty Kenton plans to ignite fireworks atop Pike's Peak at 14 110 feet then swim in Prospect Lake within 12 hours. The 41 year old Boy Scout executive is a new AdAmAn Club member joining Colorado Gypsy Diving Club for the New Year ice plunge. The climb begins today.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Scotty Kenton
Pike’s Peak
Colorado Spring
Kenton
AdAmAn Club
Colorado Gypsy Diving Club
Prospect Lake
Daily Transcript Admissions and Dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital
The Daily Transcript lists Thursday admissions including Loret ta Young and Theo Baker for surgery, Edward Smith and Delbert Taylor for medical care, Mrs. Margaret Osborn and Mark Scha berg for surgery, and Mrs. Jeanne Wise dismissed. Admissions today include Mrs. Russell Hibbs and Mrs. Edma Emerick for medical care, with dismissals for Minnie Carter and Mrs. Michael Herold.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Loretta Young
N. Washington
Theo Baker
Edward Smith
Stark
Delbert Taylor
W. Main
Margaret Osborn
S. Central
Mark Schaberg
W. 9Th
Jeanne Wise
E. Main
Russell Hibbs
Savenburg
Edma Emerick
S. Grant
Minnie Carter
N. Grant
Michael Herold
State Weather Report From Kansas City AP
Kansas City area weather report for the 24 hour period ending 6 am shows high and low temperatures recorded, with readings indicating the diurnal range. Details list maximum and minimum figures, reflecting typical spring conditions for the region.
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Kansas City
Dr Martin retires as Ottawa University president
Dr Andrew B Martin announces retirement after 32 years as Ottawa University president. He will remain in Ottawa to teach and assist with programs. A board selects a successor at the January meeting led by committee chair Dr William Keutcher. Since he arrived Ottawa U grew from 275 students and six buildings to 1022 students, 16 buildings, and a 1.8 million dollar budget with dormitories a library and a student union, plus a new chapel this year and plans for a spring dormitory and a fine arts building.
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Ottawa
Kan
Andrew B. Martin
Ottawa University
Martin
Ottawa U
Board of
William Keutcher
Topeka
The
Kansas Baptist Convention
Fred Martin
Morris Hildreth
Coffeyville
Ray Brewster
Lawrence Ransom Bennett Jr
George Lister
Waukesha
Wis
First Baptist Church
Baby Walrus Drowns at St. Louis Zoo
Anna, seven months old, drowned in a zoo swimming pool after being held under water by pool suction. The incident left Siegfried, a male walrus, as the zoo's remaining walrus. Assistant Zoo Director Henry Sanders confirmed the drowning occurred before rescue efforts could succeed.
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ST. Louis
Anna
St. Louis Zoo
Zoo
Siegfried
Henry Sanders
Deaths and funerals in area communities
Carl Henry Larson 73 of R 2 died at St Margaret's Hospital Fredonia after a weeklong illness. He served on local boards and was Vilas Lutheran Church member. Survived by two sisters and two brothers. Funeral at Bethel Lutheran Church Saturday at 2 pm, burial Vilas Cemetery. GibsonKoch Chapel in charge. Emma Reinhardt 97 died in Colorado Springs. Born 1869, married 1890. Survivors include daughter Jessie and three sons, plus grandchildren and great grandchildren. Memorial service Tuesday at 2 pm Johnson Chapel, burial Elmwood Cemetery. Stella Ann McFail 83 of Iola died yesterday. Born in Illinois, long-time in LaHarpe and Iola. Survived by two daughters and one granddaughter and several greats. Funeral Saturday 3:30 pm Waugh Funeral Home Iola, Highland Cemetery. Lillian Mae Crisp memorial service held at Johnson Chapel with Rev. Bert Sutton officiating. Burial Easthill Cemetery Erie. Bearers listed.
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Carl Henry Larson
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Fredonia
Nels Peter Larson
Vilas
Golden Ridge
Vilas Lutheran
Phillip Reinhardt
Phillip
Emma) Reinhardt
Colorado Springs
Erie
Jessie Reinhardt
Santa Monica
Calif
Floyd E. Reinhardt
George S. Reinhardt
Mesa
Ariz
Lesley P
Prairie Village
Tioga Hotel
Johnson Chapel
Elmwood Cemetery
Lola
Allen County
Iola
Illinois
LaHarpe
Christian Church
H. M. Wilmoth
N. Central
Lloyd Hughes
Kingman
Waugh Funeral
Highland Cemetery
Fred Kerby
Crisp
Lillian Mae Crisp
Bert Sutton
Warren Tiegreen
Blaine Marks
Lord
K. C. Erickson
Herb Bundy
William Benson
Harold Olson
James Hunt
Charles Hunt
Easthill Cemetery
Grand jury finds no criminal act in Galena city affairs
A Cherokee County grand jury reported no evidence of criminal acts in Galena Kansas city government. No indictments were returned after the panel, impaneled Oct. 4, heard testimony from 24 volunteers. The panel urged officials to conduct themselves appropriately and said the grand jury was unnecessary.
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Columbus
Kan
Cherokee County
Galena
William P. Meek
Mavis Williams
Simons Named Chairman of Federal Reserve Bank Kansas City
Dolph Simons editor and president of the Lawrence Journal-World is named chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City. He has been a director since 1962 and deputy chairman since 1963, succeeding Homer A. Scott. Simons' father started the Daily World in Lawrence in 1891.
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Washington
Dolph Simons
Lawrence Journal-World
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Simons
Kansas City Bank
Homer A. Scott
Sheridan
Wyo
Ineligie
Federal Reserve System
W. C. Simons
Daily World
Lawrence
School of Journalism
University of Kansas
The
Associated Press
Chicago
Salazar Receives Resounding Applause At 40th Anniversary Event
In Lisbon Premier Antonio de Oliveira Salazar, aged 77, drew resounding applause at the final ceremony marking the 40th anniversary of his regime during the year's last session of the National Assembly. A speech praised him as the greatest Portuguese of today and perhaps one of the greatest ever.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
National Assembly
Christmas Day Guests and Snowbound Roads Across Altoona
Holiday scenes include Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Cooper hosting Independence visitors, a Christmas dinner with families from Chanute Kansas City and rural Thayer, and heavy snow plus high winds causing drifting. Road crews worked to clear bridges and hills while wrecker services aided stranded motorists. Funeral services were held for Hugh Douglas Sr. at the Holiness Church with interment in Altoona Cemetery.
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Altoona
Vernon Cooper
C. R. Foster
Foster
Independence
Ed Cooper
Frank Stanly
Richard Cleaver
Thayer
Alta Aldridge
Lynn Aldridge
Doris Harris
John Reichert
Wichita
Neil Johnson
Tulsa
Okla
Milt Faust
Topeka
Beulah Renner
Fern Johnson
Rogers
Milo van Meter
Arthur Goins
John Walker
Ted van Meter
Kenneth Frankenberry
LeRoy Bryan
Mary Davolt
Janice Cranor
Sally Cranor
Marilyn Taylor
Glen Jones
Gary Jones
Neodesha
H. D. Clayton
Nellie Elliott
Stella Kelly
FPC Authorizes Pipe Line Expansion Across Midwest
The Federal Power Commission approved Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co to build 55 miles of natural gas line in Kansas Illinois and Iowa at an estimated cost of 5.4 million dollars. The project includes 47 miles of 24 inch pipe and 18 miles of 10 inch pipe in Iowa to parallel the southwestern system.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Michigan-Wisconsin Pipe Line Co
Kansas
Illinois
Iowa
Chanute Tribune Local News Summary
Chanute Tribune announces subscribers’ rates and contact details. The paper lists staff positions and carrier pricing for Chanute and surrounding counties, along with circulation and AP news affiliation information.
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Atlas Chemshane
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Beth Steel
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Ig Chrys
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Westy el
Noel Cullison
Normal
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Leonard Hunt
S. Forest
Melvin Webb
S. Garfield
Ruth Pilgrim
Elmer Pilgrim
David
Linda
Alan
Karen
S. Denman
Dale Schiedel
Carolyn Pillot
Donald Webb
Linda Stanley
Humboldt
Harley Tonkinson
Kenneth
Earl Cassingham
N. Lafayette
Clarence King
Lorene Tarry
San Antonio
Tex
Larry Powers
Linwood
Oscar J. Slife
Donnie
Dale
Debbie
Sapulpa
Rosa Slife
Charles Glassner
Lompoc
Adam Clayton Powell
Congressional Investigating Committee
Daily Transcript
Chanute
Dodge City
Emporia Ener
Ft. Leavenworth
Garden City
Russell Seeweee
Salina
Dr. Martin
Stella Ann McFail
Galena City
the Railroad Building, Loan and Savings Assn. Home Office
Newton, Kansas
Dend
Edwin H. Bideau Associated Agencies Agents
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Federal Reserve Post
Salazar
McAllen
Texas
Elmer Cranor
Atlanta
Georgia
Lee Hall
Holiness Church
Hugh Douglas Sr
Mercy Hospital
Charles Douglas
Parsons
Clyde Davolt
Lloyd Rogers
George Hyde
Dean Hyde
Edmond
King Hyde
San Angelo
Charles Dewey
Gordon King
Janice Smith
Minnie King
FPC
Chanute Tribune
S. Highland
Dwight McCreight
Dwight Wallingford
Joan Hovorka
Fay D. Clopine
Ben Nicholas
Dorsey Osborn
Fmn
Neoshe Allen
Wilson and Woodson Counties
Member Audit Bureau of Circulations
RCA Victor
Jacks
Calvert
S. Santa Fe
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