Cattle and Hogs Prices Slide and Rise in Kansas City Report
AP reports mixed livestock futures with hogs down 50 to 75 cents for barrows and gilts and sows higher. Cattle and calves show gains. slaughter steers 25.50 to 27.00, heifers 24.75 to 26.00, feeders 25.00 to 26.00, cows up to 75 cents. Lambs and ewes rise strong with slaughter lambs 28.50 to 29.25 and feeder lambs 15.14 to 17.50. Breeding and commercial bulls listed with various price ranges.
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Kansas City
Livestock Price Report from Parsons Livestock Yard
Market quotes for hogs cattle and related fat stock across grades and weights. U S No 1 and 2 hogs 200-220 pounds 28 75 to 29 60. sows 300 pounds down 23 00 to 24 75. boars 18 00 to 19 50. Cattle grain fed steers and heifers 23 50 to 25 50 US good 21 00 to 23 00 standards 18 00 to 21 00. Stocker calves 25 50 to 30 00 good 24 00 to 27 00. Heifer calves 22 00 to 24 50. Yearlings 22 00 to 26 00. Yeels prime 25 00 to 27 00. Cows utility 13 59 to 17 60 canners 13 00 to 25 0. Shelly noted.
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Parsons
U.S
Shelly
Chicago market reports on live poultry butter eggs
Chicago AP dispatch shows live poultry prices steady to lower with roasters at 23 225 and White Rock fryers at 21 22. Butter remains steady to firm with several grade and price lines. eggs mixed with some prices unchanged or down slightly across grades.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Price Report Marks Mixed Wheat Corn Soybeans
Wheat No 2 hard 1.66 2 67 cents, No 2 red 1.69 2. Corn No 2 yellow 1.30, No 5 yellow 1.19. Oats No 2 heavy white 76 2 77 cents. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.85.
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Chicago
Wall Street Falls Sharply in Late Trading
In New York the stock market declined steeply late this afternoon with heavy trading. Volume reached about 9.8 million shares, up from 7.79 million on Monday, as many key stocks fell one to two points and several high flyers dropped five to six points amid a broad correction. Corporate and U S Treasury bonds were mostly unchanged in light trade.
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NEW York
U.S. Treasury
Kansas City Grain Prices Report
Wheat prices mixed with No 2 hard and dark hard 1.612 1.6634 and No 2 red 1.59 2. Corn prices range from 1.29 to 1.42 for No 3 yellow and mixed, oats hold at 74 to 80, rye 1.21 to 1.24, barley 1.16 to 1.23, soybeans 2.72 to 2.81 3, bran 50.00 to 75 and shorts 50.50 to 51.25.
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Kansas City
Chanute newspaper masthead and staff credits
Published daily except Sunday and six holidays. Second class postage at Chanute Kansas. Publisher Dwight McCreight. News Editor Dwight Wallingford. Advertising Joan Movers. Circulation Bev Nicholas. Composing R Fireman Dorsey Osborn. AP member with exclusive local news and dispatch rights.
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Chanute
Kansas
Dwight McCreight
Dwight Wallingford
Joan Movers
Fey D. Cippine
Mgr
Bev Nicholas Composing R. Fireman
Dorsey
Daily admissions and births at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Monday admissions include Pedro Macias and Roxanna Griffith from Humboldt and Laura Lee Morris at 801 S Santa Fe for medical stays. surgeries for Ed Savings Jr and Mrs Wesley Henry. Dismissals include Ruth Shannon and Mrs Sarah Chandler. Births to Bernard Riebel Humboldt and Gene Mugrage 5301 W 5th both couples welcome girls.
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Pedro Macias
Neosho Manor
Darrel Stipp
S. Evergreen
F. A. Prosser
Ed Savings, Jr
Humboldt
Wesley Henry
Roxanna Griffith
Laura Lee Morris
S. Santa Fe
Eben Claus
R. J. Eric
Ruth Shannon
W. Oak
Sarah Chandler
N. Malcolm
Richard Baughn
S. Malcolm
Nola Ellison
W. Walnut
Medical
Bernard Riebel
Gene Mugrage
W. 5Th
Federal Grant Lesson Faces Kansas School Plans
The article describes potential federal grant programs for Kansas schools risking cancellation of Kansas eligibility for a $12 million fund. Senators fear increased federal control over libraries and materials if programs start. 189 district applications total over $5 million. a constitutional education amendment may go to a statewide vote next November.
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Jack Quinlan
Senate
Citizens Advisory Committee
Legislative Council
Senate Education Committee
Local accidents report with multiple skids and hits
Several drivers report collisions in a city with minor damage everywhere. Names and addresses appear for each incident including Grace Hamsher, Sharon Fachner, Phillip Boyd, and Milred Bennett among others. A Capitol Truck Lines pickup struck a parked car on Main Street.
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Bob Boerwinkle
S. Lafayette
Grace Hamsher
N. Highland
Elm and Highland
John Hole
W. Main
Santa Fe Crossing
Main Street
Robert Orr
3Rd and
Evergreen
Sharon Fachner
S. Evergreen
Fachner
Leland Lowe
S. Highland
Phillip Boyd
Lowe
John Busse
S. Malcolm
Wisconsin
Elm
Lincoln
Walt Johnstone
Mildred Bennett
Stark
Capitol Truck Lines
Donnie Elder
E. Main
Lupe Godinez
N. Steuben
Tribune Phone Dialing Instructions
If you cannot reach your Tribune phone contact, ask your carrier for assistance. If he cannot be reached, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. for alternative contact.
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Tribune
Deaths and Funeral Notices for Mrs T Willis Gee
Mrs T Willis Gee 71 of Emporia died last night in Emporia after living in Chanute 1921 1948 born Aug 5 1894 in Donnellson Ill married to T Willis Gee May 12 1920 in Emporia active in OES White Shrine Nurses Memorial Hospital and World War I Veterans Auxiliary survivor list includes husband daughter granddaughters and siblings funeral Thursday 2 pm Blair Colonial Chapel Emporia burial Memorial Lawn Cemetery Emporia Green Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery
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T. Willis Gee
Emporia
Chanute
James W. Hartwick
Donnellson, Ill
Hulda Parker Chapter Oes
White Shrine of
Walter Hartwick
Anthony
Perry Hartwick
Klamath Falls
Ore
Kenneth Hartwick
Manhattan
Virgil
Merle) Blood
Wichita
Blair Colonial Chapel
William A. Hubbard
First Methodist Church
Memorial Lawn Cemetery
Funeral service for Leslie Raymond Smith held at Johnson Chapel
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at Johnson Chapel for Leslie Raymond Smith. Rev. Doy Jones of Wichita officiated. Congregational songs included Take My Hand Precious Lord and Beyond the Sunset sung by Mrs Jerry Jones with accompaniment by Mrs Hazel Slane. Bearers were Charles Wagner and Harold Winnans.
Circle 4 Presbyterian meeting postponed to next week
Circle 4 of the First Presbyterian Church scheduled with Mrs. E O Morris at 701 S Plum mer, but the gathering has been postponed. In Topeka Friday, Mrs Floyd Kelly Mrs Kay Groskinsky Debbie 122 N Steuben and Kay Lowe daughter of Mr and Mrs Leland Lowe 306 S Highland appeared. Miss Groskinsky and Miss Lowe served as pages in the House for Rep Harry Watkins Eric. They posed with Gov Avery, toured the State Office Building and other sites. Bill Durkin UMKC grad student was a weekend guest at 218 E 11th and Ed Williams was home for the weekend.
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First Presbyterian Church
E. O. Morris
S. Plummer
Floyd Kelly
Kay Groskinsky
Debbie
N. Steuben
Kay Lowe
Leland Lowe
S. Highland
Topeka
Miss Groskinsky
Miss Lowe
House of Representatives
Harry Watkins
Eric
Gov. Avery
State Office
Bill Durkin
UMKC
Kansas City
R. E. Williams
Ed Williams
Rainbow Division veterans meeting canceled due to weather
Barbara Wylie of Carter Oklahoma visits Judy Kay Wilson at 202 N Franklin as the two Tulsa University students plan to return to Tulsa Tuesday. The Rain bow Division veterans and wives monthly meeting at the Memorial Building was cancelled because of weather. meetings resume next month, said president Lester Welch.
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Barbara Wylie
Carter, Okla
Judy Kay Wilson
Earnest Wilson
N. Franklin
Tulsa
Tulsa University
Rainbow Division
Memorial Building
Lester Welch
Manleys to Attend King Van Lines Convention in Las Vegas
Mr and Mrs Robert Manley of 205 S Tennessee travel to Las Vegas Nevada for the King Van Lines convention on February 10 11 and 12 held at a local venue their trip marks a professional gathering for the couple and the transportation industry event.
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Robert Manley
Tennessee
King van Lines
Las Vegas
Nev
Jaffe to Lecture on Electronegativity in Bonding
Dr Hans H Jaffe director of graduate studies chemistry at the University of Cincinnati will lecture on electronegativity and its role in chemical bonding. The talk is announced by Jay T Klinginsmith secretary.
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Hans H. Jaffe
Department of Chemistry
University of Cincinnati
60 Evicted From Base in Greenville Mississippi
A group of 60 African Americans and civil rights workers were dragged from the abandoned Greenville Air Force Base by Air Police after invading the base Monday. They were marched off the base in the parking lot, demanding food jobs and clothing while resisting with fighting,cursing and biting as Maj. Gen. R W Puryear and James Turner urged them to leave.
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Greenville, Miss
Greenville Air Force Base
Air Police
R.W. Puryear
James Turner
Justice Department
Permanent Aid Bill For Post Korean GIs
Washington AP reports a comprehensive GI Bill creating a permanent program of educational and other aid for all post Korean War servicemen goes before the House Veterans Affairs Committee today.
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Washington
House Veterans Affairs Committee
Southeast Kansas ACS Dinner Meeting Set for Feb 8
The South East Kansas section of the American Chemical Society will hold a dinner meeting at 6 30 p m February 8 at Columbus Country Club. Announcement came from Dr Melvin L Potts of the Kansas State College of Pittsburg chemistry faculty.
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Southeast
Kansas
American Chemical Society
Columbus Country Club
Melvin L. Potts
Department of Chemistry
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
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