Kansas City Livestock Prices Steady for Cattle Hogs Lower
Kansas City AP reports cattle 11 000. calves 250. steers and heifers steady to 25 lower. cows steady to weak. feeders steady. Good to choice steers 23.00 25.50. vealers 23.00 27.00. barrows 15.50 16.75. sows 13.75 14.50. Sheep 1 800 steady. lambs 15.00 17.00. ewes 3.50 5.50. Grain prices listed for corn, rye, barley, soybeans and bran follow.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U.S
Pfizer
Eastman Kodak Cross
American Tobacco
Anaconda
Kennecott
American Stock Exchange
New York
Allied
Choice Bologna Anaconda
Arvin Ind Brewing Bulls
Atchison
Atlas Chem
Avco Corp
Beech Air
Boeing Air
Champlin Oil
Chm
Sp-Pac
Chi RI & Pace
Chrysler
DH Cortion Wr
Dow Chem
du Pont
Firestone
Ford Mer
Ts Gamble Sk
Gen Dynam
NG Shoeackax
Ger Motors
Goodyear
I.cks
G& E
Kan P&l
M&m
Monsan Ch
Mont Ward
Rayonler
Reyn
I.csc
Ty St Joe
St Reg Pap
Sears Roeb
Sinclair
Socony Corse
Ny Spen Chem
Sperry Rd
GM . iii
UN Carbide
Wall Street Mixed on Opening Day of 1962 Trading
The stock market backed away from an early rise with a moderate session in New York as 1962 trading began. A number of key stocks fell about two points while some gains persisted, and volume was about 3.2 million shares.
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New York
Local Briefs Cite HospitalProject Costs and Community News
Rush County Memorial Hospital project costs total 227 907 dollars as conveyed to Senator Greg Schultz. Chanute area figures include first federation savings and loan plan for Parsons. Local births, meetings, and notices are noted along with holiday travel and civic notices. Rainbow Veterans and Rainbow for Girls schedules are announced with location and times. An at home savings 1962 dividend offer is advertised and a Tribune phone notice is included.
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Rush County Memorial Hospital
la Crosse
Kas
Greg Schultz
W. 3Rd
Ellis Andrew F. Schoeppel
R-Kas
Potter
N. Highland
Charles Whitmer
N. Garfield
Mexico
Houston
Galveston Bay
San Antonio
Capitol
Austin
Fair Park
Dallas
Inter
Daily Transcript Admits and Discharges at Neosho Memorial
Neosho Memorial Hospital daily tally lists admissions and dismissals across Saturday Sunday and yesterday with names and addresses, including births and medical and surgical cases. Notable entries include Mrs. Ella Peel Hepler and Ruth Benedict Thayer and Buffalo residents, along with a birth of a girl to Mr and Mrs Harold Becannon Buffalo. A fire run at Charles Clifton residence checked for carbon monoxide and a false alarm reported at the north dump grounds. Traffic citation issued for speeding in Thayer R2 with a $5 bond.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
William Tindel
W. 14Th
Carolee Wood
S. Highland
Fred Beine
Yates Center
Medical
Edward Richardson
Eric
Elmer Gerhardt
N. Highland
Maurice Davidson
Thayer
Glen Worley
Dean Bright
S. Central
Don Hupp
N. Franklin
Harold Becannon
Buffalo
Ella Peel
Percy Stanfield
Jack Haight
Charles Clifton
S. Santa Fe
North Dump
Deaths and Funerals in the Emporia Area
Obituary notices for Mrs. A D Schmutz Stockton Calif formerly Emporia. Ivy Jane Chase 72 of 615 W Ash dies at Neosho Memorial Hospital after extended illness. James Orley VanValey 74 of 107 S Rutter dies. former Santa Fe chief clerk and WWI veteran. Mrs Thomas O Steele funeral at Johnson Mortuary. Harry James Baumgardner 65 Savonburg dies at Neosho Memorial Hospital. survived by wife Ella Glassell. Burial arrangements and renderings noted.
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A. D. Schmutz
C. H. Pankratz
S. Evergreen
Stockton
Calif
Emporia
Ivy Jane Chase
W. Ash
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Navy
Walnut
Erie i
First Methodist Church
Assembly of God
Chanute
Lester LeRoy
James
Fred
Jean
George Mitchell
Frank Mitchell
Vanvaley
James Orley VanValey
S. Rutter
Johnson Mortuary
Charles Wesley Garrett
Galesburg
Santa Fe
Kempy Ogles
American Legion
Legion
C. E. VanValey
E. Main
Orley Barker
S. Central
Hazel Tyson
Floyd Johnson
Dewey Maghe
Clifford Crumrine
Dwight Blackwood
Cecil Taylor
Dean Foster
Lee Francis
Elmwood Cemetery
Baumgardner
Harry James Baumgardner
Savonburg
Koch-Skinner
Regents approve Jennings as KU assistant coach
The Kansas Board of Regents approved the appointment of Bill Jennings as assistant football coach at the University of Kansas. The decision comes as part of a broader funding package from Health, Education and Welfare to aid in a nursing home construction project.
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Lawrence
Kan
Kansas Board of Regents
Np Washington
Bill Grant
Jennings
University of Kansas
University of Nebraska
Manhattan Man Slain and Suspect Charged in Shooting
Clifford Pride was killed by a shotgun blast to the abdomen Monday night in Manhattan. Ernie Johnson, 55, was charged with first degree murder after admitting an argument with Pride at Johnson's filling station. Pride's wife said he named Johnson before collapse. Johnson was arrested at his home south of Manhattan.
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Manhattan
Clifford Pride
Ernie Johnson
John Stites
Johnson
Pride
Blanchard and Klinginsmith Named Secretaries
Charles Blanchard and WM Jay T Klinginsmith are designated as secretaries in the latest organizational update. They assume duties overseeing administrative tasks and record keeping within the agency.
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Charles Blanchard
Jay T. Klinginsmith
SEC
Simpson Admitted To State Hospital After Club Incident
Carl Simpson age 38 of 1010 Evergreen was disarmed with a loaded .22 rifle at a club Friday night and admitted to the state hospital at Osawatomie Saturday afternoon for psychiatric evaluation. He was taken there by undersheriff Lester Marts.
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Carl Simpson
Evergreen
Osawatomie
Lester Marts
U S Army Moves Across East Germany
The U S Army announces movement of combat troops across East Germany along the highway to West Berlin. Elements of Company A, 3rd Battle Group, 6th Infantry depart Berlin for training in West Germany on the coming Wednesday, with the rest to follow in the next few days.
State to cover 28000 public workers under retirement plan
Topeka reports the public retirement system now covers about 28 000 state and local employees for the first time. Coverage began Monday with January payroll deductions. benefits start July 1. Corkhill cites 15 000 state and 13 000 local workers, 4 percent employee contribution and 5.35 percent employer share. Local employee approval and a biennial budget of 296 000 for 1962 1963 are planned.
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Topeka
John Corkhill
Corkhill
Cold Delays LeMay's Visit to Spain
General Curtis E. LeMay, Air Force chief of staff, has postponed an official visit to Spain due to a cold. He remains hospitalized but hopes to undertake an inspection trip to U.S. bases and meetings with Spanish officials at a later date.
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Washington
Curtis E. LeMay
Air Force
Spain
U.S
Limited Activities As Classes Resume After Holidays
Chanute schools resume after a four day week due to holiday recess. Junior college enrollment for the second semester is set for 9 a.m. to noon tomorrow in the Little Theater with a $15 incidental enrollment due. First semester enrollment totaled 216. Local basketball slate includes junior college at Mankato tournament, High School vs Parsons, Royster Junior High vs Independence, and St Patrick’s Junior High vs Altamont. Senior High English class trip to Kansas City to see King of Kings. Royster Racket staff announced. eight ninth graders. Scholarships deadlines for College Board tests listed with dates and fees.
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Chanute
Little Theater
Mankato
Minn
Parsons
Royster Junior High
Independence
St. Patrick’s Junior High
Altamont
Oleva Lewis
Kansas City
Slick Highways
Royster Racket
Linda Sparks
Doris Diver
Nancy Pennington
Marilyn Wall
Jill Truitt
Nancy Slane
Marilyn Arthur
Judy Ricketts
Margaret Greer
Sandra Acree
Glenda Dormois
Peter Nooteboom
Mike Cooper
Ricky Youngberg
Rita Ostrander
Lynda Lassman
Lynn Ranabargar
Sam Huffman
Steve Atkins
Susan Allen
Dorothy Martin
Robert Geiger
Geiger
College Board
Pittsburg
Fort Scott
Wichita
Hart Files For Precinct Committeeman In Wichita
George Hart, a Wichita Democrat seeking the governor’s nomination, filed for precinct committeeman in the 5th Precinct 4th Ward. His gubernatorial filing deadline remains June 20 in Topeka.
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Wichita
George Hart
Hart
Topeka
Spy Ring Probed in British Homes
British security agents investigate a new Soviet spy ring posing as servants in the homes of British scientists and military personnel. The probe follows reports of espionage activity linked to household staff.
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London
Final Expenses Life Insurance For Seniors Ad
This old ad offers a $1,000 life insurance policy for seniors up to age 80 issued by Old American Insurance Co. The sale emphasizes mail-only application, no calls, and easy coverage for final expenses. Mail with name address and year of birth to Kansas City office. No obligation.
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OLD American
Pioneer Insurance
Old American Insurance Co
Oak
Kansas City
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Kansas City Produce
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Sears Roebuck
Ford
American Motors
Studebaker-Packard
General Motors
Kansas City Cash
Cats
Milo Maize
First Fed
Era Savings and Loan Association
LaForge and Budd
Bernard Budd
Wayne D. Johnson
Springfield
W. Walnut
Robyn Carter
Tex
Lucille Carter
Bartlesville
Minnie Carter
N. Grant
Ronald C. Chandler
Salina
Amy Jo
Fred Harris
Wilbur Chandler
Rainbow Veterans
Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Emma Lou Kennedy
Home Savings Association of Chanute
Tribune
Daily Transcript
Robert L. Meltzman
Thayer R
Frank Fackler
Will Gardner
Forrest Hazen
Ralph Waldrip
Fred Bower
E. P. Lynch
Memorial Park Cemetery
Adell
Dave Petterson
A. R. Hudspeth
August Ericson
Clarence Cross
N. F. Matney
Harry Dahl
H. Reidese
Greenlawn Memorial Park Cemetery
Manhattan Man
Wilson's Davis Paint Store
Cedar Lodge No. 108
Simpson
State Hospital
U.S. Army
E. Germany
LeMay
Precinct
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Stark State Bank
Stark, Kansas
U. S. Treasury
E. M. Boyce
Barry E. Bash
Boyce
Helen Haddan
Barbara Lee
Ruth J. Rash
Muriel J. Hurst
Betty F. Boyce
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Harry E. Rash
Kenneth Rash
A. W. Burton
Ass't
Vera Harms
Evelyn Grogan
Barbara Fisher
Mrs. Eunice Rash
Mrs
Lila Rash
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
First National Bank
Thayer, Kansas
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