Livestock Prices Steady to Higher in Kansas City Market
Kansas City AP reports cattle with 2 600 head steady to strong gains up to 25 higher for high choice steers reaching 26.25 while feeders and cows show varied strength. Hogs rise 25 with barrows and gilts 18.50 to 19.00 for 200 240 lb, and lambs hold steady with No 1 pelts at 23.00 24.00. Corn oats soybeans and oil prices listed as No 2 yellow corn 1.16 per bushel and soybeans 2.72 per bushel with 8.92 soybean oil.
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Kansas City
Parsons Livestock market prices by grade and weight
The bulletin lists livestock prices for Parsons markets. Hogs show multiple classes from 180 to 270 pounds with prices $8.00 to $18.65. cattle include grain steers and heifers from $19.50 to $25.50, calves and stockers $18.00 to $30.00, cows $11.00 to $19.00 and bulls $18.00 to $24.75. Sheep cover finished lambs up to $21.50 and feeder lambs $17.00 to $18.00 with other sheep values noted.
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Parsons
U.S
Eggs and butter hold steady in Kansas City wholesale prices
In Kansas City the Associated Press reports wholesale prices for eggs and butter remained unchanged, reflecting stable market conditions for dairy products in the region.
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Kansas City
Chicago Produce Prices Mixed In Irregular Market
Chicago buyers saw irregular butter prices with minor changes and 1 percent low er among grades AA and A. Eggs remained uneven with a notable drop to 28 cents for whites and mixed grades, while standards held at 25 cents.
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Chicago
College Basketball Scores From East to West Across the Nation
The Associated Press lists results with Muhlenberg 90 over Johns Hopkins 91 New Haven 91 over Worcester St South 82 over Vanderbilt 82 Georgia 7 Kentucky Wesleyan 89 over Delta Mississippi Oklahoma City 117 over Centenary 92 Grambling 82 over Texas South 70 Michigan 113 over Minnesota 101 Ohio State 78 over Indiana 77 Nebraska 89 over Oklahoma Kansas State 69 over Missouri 67 Kansas 52 over Oklahoma State 50 Creighton 94 over William Jewell 64 Northern Michigan 71 over Central Michigan 71 Southwest Texas State 79 over Hardin-Simmons 70 Pan American 9 Corpus Christi Memphis State 67 over North Texas State Far West No. Arizona 91 over Phillips Oilers 71 Montana 67 over Hawaii 4 Arizona State 6 Professional NBA Baltimore 121 over San Diego 108 Seattle 132 over Cincinnati 129 OT ABA Houston 109 over New Jersey 107 Kentucky 95 over Minnesota 86.
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Okla. City
Centenary
Grambling
Tex. South
Midwest
Michigan
Minnesota
Ohio State
Indiana
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Kansas St
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma State
Creighton
Wm. Jewell
No. Mich
Cent. Mich
Southwest West Tex. St
Hardin-Simmons
Pan Amer
Corpus Christi
Wall Street steady as stocks rise modestly at noon
The market firmed and edged higher in early afternoon trading. Losers still topped gainers but by a slim margin, with the Dow up 1.33 to 862.46 at noon as the AP average for 60 stocks showed gains in all major groups.
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New York
Dow Jones
Associated Press
Maritime Trades Picket Queen Mary in Long Beach
About 100 AFL CIO Maritime Trades Department members picketed the Queen Mary arguing the vessel remains a ship while Long Beach classifies it as a building. They say it should move under its own power and be crewed by seafaring workers rather than civil service staff.
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Long Beach
Calif
Atlantic
Afl-Cio Maritime Trades Department
Maritime Department
Neosho County Court Updates and Hospital Visit Hours
Daily Transcript lists visiting hours 2 to 4 PM and 6 30 to 8 PM at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Census 65 inpatients including adults, pediatrics and two babies. Monday admissions include Albert Rinehart Ira Christy Raymond Clemens and Fran cis Kirkpatrick. Dismissals include Howard Locke Riley Oliphant Marvin Smott. Today's admissions include Warren Fitch Lille Davis Benjamin Hupp. Dismissals cover Mrs Don ald Shrum and others. Fire runs and patrol citations noted with several fines posted. Building permit issued for 326 West 6th and city court actions recorded.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Albert Rinehart
Humboldt
Ira Christy
N. Garfield
Raymond Clemens
W. Olive
Francis Kirkpatrick
Howard Locke
Riley Oliphant
Marvin Smott
S. Grant
Sparks Fly Over Letter in Topeka
Gov. Robert Docking rejected Rep. Ben Foster's demand for Montgomery's resignation amid a dispute over highway consultant contracts. Foster accused the Kansas Highway Commission of political patronage while Montgomery defended distributing work among more firms after finding four firms earned 76 percent of contract volume since 1961.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Ben Foster
Richita
John Montgomery
Foster
Docking
Montgomery
Kansas Highway Commission
Discharge Delay for Blaiberg After Heart Transplant
Philip Blaiberg, 58, remains hospitalized at Groote Schuur in Cape Town as fluid surrounds his transplanted heart. Doctors say he will not be discharged for weeks or possibly a month while fluid accumulates around the sac. The condition emerged nine days after he received the donated heart on January 2 from a South African donor.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Groote Schuur Hospital
Philip Blaiberg
Kansas Oil Output Drops During Week
U. S. crude and lease condensate production rose for the second week in a row. For the week ending last Saturday, output averaged 9,237,000 barrels per day, up 36,000 from the prior week. Oklahoma rose to 616,000 bpd, while Kansas fell from 277,000 to 260,000 bpd.
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Tulsa
Okla
U. S
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahoma
Kansas
Honor Roll Lists For 7th and 8th Grade Students
The page lists 7th grade scholars Richard Evans David Inman Mark McCune Richard Ray Carl Rush Sam son Stoll Rita Atkins Dorothy Anderson Gina Robertson Glennis Wrestler. 8th grade honorees Dan Cox Michael Johnson Ricky Rutter David Sauders Roger Tucker Vicki Audiss Janell Barnow Marla Clements Rae Ann Cramer Annette Diskin Debbie Groskinsky Kathy Martin Cynthia Murrill Brenda Steele Kathyrn Taylor Sherida Willis.
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Richard Evans
David Inman
Mark McCune
Richard Ray
Carl Rush
Samson Stoll
Rita Atkins
Dorothy Anderson
Gina Robertson
Glennis
Dan Cox
Michael Johnson
Ricky Rutter
David Sauders
Roger Tucker
Vicki Audiss
Janell Barnow
Marla Clements
Rae Ann Cramer
Annette Diskin
Debbie Groskinsky
Kathy Martin
Cynthia Murrill
Brenda Steele
Kathyrn Taylor
Sherida Willis
Nick Allen
Deaths & Funerals in Elsmore Area and Nearby towns
John E. Holmes 78 longtime Elsmore resident died at Allen County Hospital Iola after 27 years farming and 19 years with the local telephone company He married Mona Englehardt in 1915 and was a Bethany College graduate He belonged to the Elsmore Methodist Church Masonic Lodge and Eastern Star Survived by widow son Edgar Holmes of Beaumont Texas brothers Reuben of Greenville SC Lowall of Tyler Texas and one grandson Funeral at 2 pm Tuesday at Elsmore Methodist Church with Rev J M Torrence officiating Burial Moran Cemetery Ralston-Hutton Funeral Home Moran in charge Fred E Rogers 82 former Chanute resident died in Pratt He moved to Pratt 30 years ago from Chanute where he lived three years He was a barber in Canton Oklahoma and Wichita Member of Nazarene Church Survived by a daughter Mrs Claude Pitlenger Pratt four grandchildren three brothers and a sister Funeral 11 am Wednesday at Ayres Calbeck Mortuary Pratt Burial 3:30 pm Wednesday Enid Oklahoma Hilton Rites Family of Mrs Omer Hilton who died in Los Angeles will receive friends 7 00 to 8 30 pm tonight Funeral service 2 pm Thursday Gibson Koch Chapel Weaver The funeral for Mrs Elfreeda Weaver held at Gibson Koch Chapel Monday Rev Verne Hyland officiated Mrs D A Finney accompanied by Mrs Dave Petterson sang In the Sweet By and By and Goin Home by Dvorak Floral attendants were Mrs Louis Rush and Mrs Frank Bennett Bearers Louis Rush Phillip Rush Dallce Rush Robert White Robert Ward Frank Rodriguez Burial Memorial Park Cemetery
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Elsmore
Allen County Hospital
Iola
Charles Holmes
Mona Englehardt
Bethany College
Holmes
Elsmore Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Order of Eastern Star
Edgar Holmes
Beaumont
Tex
Reuben
Greenville
S. C
Lowall
Tyler
J. M Torrence
Moran Cemetery
Ralston-Hutton Funeral Home
Moran
Canton
Okla
Wichita
The
Nazarene Church
Claude Pitlenger
Pratt
Chanute
Ayres- Calbeck Mortuary
Enid
Hilton
Omer Hilton
Los Angeles
Gibson-Koch Chapel
Gibson-Koch
Weaver
Elfreeda Weaver
Verne Hyland
Seventh Day Advent Church
D. A. Finney
Dave Petterson
Stout Couple Visit Relatives as Sailor Stationed in Norfolk
Lt Cmdr Richard D. Stout and his wife from Virginia Beach visit his parents in town. Stout serves aboard the USS Randolph in Norfolk. Bill Drybread of Wichita is a patient at the Veterans Hospital after admission a week ago. Mental Health association meeting postponed to February 20. Weekend guests include Lt and Mrs Bruce Plankinton and Jill from Ft. Riley and others, with John C. Plankinton returning from 13 months at the South Pole while planning to move to Oakland California.
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Richard D. Stout
Virginia Beach
L. A. Stout
W. Ist. Stout
USS
Randolph
Norfolk, Va
Bill Drybread
S. Washington
Veterans Hospital
Wichita
L.P. Burris
S. Evergreen
Bruce H. Burris
W. 2Nd
Jill
Ft. Riley
Fred Gades
Susan
John C. Plankinton
Oakland
Calif
South Pole
Airman Reynolds Receives Recognition
Airman Larry R. Reynolds son of Mr and Mrs R W Reynolds Jr of 309 W 7th has earned commendation for exemplary service. The award reflects dedication and steady performances in his unit.
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Larry R. Reynolds
R. W. Reynolds Jr
W. 7Th
Airman Reynolds graduates Air Force technical school
Reynolds, a Chanute Senior High School graduate, completed a U S Air Force technical school at Sheppard AFB Texas. He trained as an aircraft mechanic and is now assigned to a Tactical Air Command unit at McConnell AFB Kansas.
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U.S. Air Force Technical School
Sheppard Afb
Tex
Tactical Air Command
McConnell Afb
Kaw
Airman
Reynolds
Chanute Senior High School
The town reports theft from Thad Marshall home
Thad Marshall of 823 N. Washington reported to police last night that a metal box containing about 35 dollars was stolen from his residence.
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Thad Marshall
Washington
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Associated Press College
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Yates Center
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Frank White
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Parry Landsdown
Larry Lan We
Benkey
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Saly
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Oasis Road
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Robert J. Dutton
Pittsburg
Enos S. Perez Jr
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Francis F. Pilta
Oronogo
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Robert W. Huss
Neosho County
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Blaiberg
Tin
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Cedar Lodge
Visi Beaspees
Jay T. Klinginsmith
Hammermill
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Gus Mueller
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Fred E. Rogers
Tarkio
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