Hog Prices Higher As Strikes Spark Return To Work
In Kansas City the livestock market showed higher hog prices with 2000 head barrows and gilts strong to 50 higher and sows up to 25. Cattle and calves posted varied values, while New York milliners began returning to work under tentative contracts after a pre Easter walkout involving about 29100 workers across 350 shops. The union seeks a 10 percent raise and a three year deal.
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New York
Nathan Spec
United Hatters, Cap & Millinery Workers
Afl-Cio
Tuesich
Flue Louis Levitas
Eastern Headwar Association
Prices Hold Steady on Eggs Poultry and Butter
In Kansas City the AP reports consumer egg prices remain unchanged along with poultry and butter, indicating stability in staple food costs.
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Kansas City
Chicago Produce Butter Steady Eggs Decline In AP Report
Chicago AP notes butter prices steady while eggs weaken 1 to 3 cents. Grade A whites and mixed eggs quoted around 35 cents, mediums 34, standard 33, dirties 27, checks 26.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Prices Speak In Mixed Session
Chicago grains report mixed closes with oats down and soybeans up. Wheat slips to 2.10 1/4 a bushel for March while corn holds near 1.13 1/4 and oats ease, rye weakens and soybeans edge higher for January.
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Chicago
Daily Transcript list of hospital admissions and dismissals
The Daily Transcript notes Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions on Thursday for Cloyce Opperman Yates Center Gust Larson 105 S. Plum Drew Russell 1120 N. Washington Mrs Wilfred Gillham Humboldt and Mrs Merle Venus 1016 W 9th along with medical entry for Robert Pennington 21 S Rutter. Dismissals include Olin Kelley 218 S Kansas Mrs Robert Carlison 614 W Beach James W Satchell Eric Edwin Nessel Humboldt Oliver Richwine Lavonburg Harold Arthur 423 S Lafayette Eugene Lee Stark Mrs Thomas Franklin 402 N Central Richard De La Torre 1112 S Henry Mrs Rollin Hutton 214 S Kan Admission today Robert Pennington 21 S Rutter medical Dismissals today Warren Johnson 622 E Main Dean Skinner 16 N Forest Ima Jean Colan 18 S Plummer Ethel Fleming 925 S Highland Shhellie Waller 824 S Ashby Ettie Lacey 1523 S Malcolm Cecil Kirkpatrick 610 W Chestnut Police Court Terry Donovan 330 W 9th and J E Allice 404 W 9th discharging air rifles in side city limits Pleaded guilty 5 fine each suspended if no future incidents Nellie Hawes vs Roy Hawes disturbing the peace and assault Taken under advisement Traffic Eddie King 1425 St Highland parking in no parking zone 2 bond Phyllis Small vs Doran Small divorce petition seeks decree child custody support alimony property rights
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Cloyce Opperman
Yates Center
Wilfred Gillham
Humboldt
Gust Larson
S. Plummer
Drew Russell
N. Washington
Merle Venus
W. 9Th
Olin Kelley
S. Kansas
Robert Carlison
W. Beach
James W. Satchell
Eric
Edwin Nessel
Oliver Richwine
Lavonburg
Harold Arthur
S. Lafayette
Eugene Lee
Stark
Thomas Franklin
N. Central
Richard de la Torre
S. Henry
Rollin Hutton
S. Kan
Robert Pennington
S. Rutter
Medical
Warren Johnson
E. Main
Dean Skinner
N. Forest
Ima Jean Colan
Ethel Fleming
S. Highland
Shhellie Waller
S. Ashby
Ettie Lacey
S. Malcolm
Cecil Kirkpatrick
W. Chestnut
Terry Donovan
J E. Allice
Raymond Borjas
N. Santa Fe
Nellie Hawes
Roy Hawes
Wall Street Extends Gain After Tax-Loss Rally
The market moved higher late afternoon in heavy volume about 5.2 million shares. Most key stocks rose modestly with some advancing a point or more as investors reinvested after tax-loss selling and profit-taking. Corporate bonds rose while U.S. government bonds fell.
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New York
U.S
Long Thrust VI Exercise Scheduled for Jan 14 17
Exercise Long Thrust VI to test NATO reinforcement capabilities in Western Europe will run January 14 through 17. About 1500 soldiers from the 1st Battle Group 28th Infantry Regiment 1st Division will move from Fort Riley Kansas to West Germany by M A T S jet transports. The 2nd Battle Group of the 12th Infantry Regiment 1st Division returns to the United States after serving in earlier Long Thrust exercises.
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West Germany
United States
Europe
First Woman Elected As Ablebodied Man
Miss Virginia Kessler won election to Triadelphia Municipal Council, despite a charter restricting seats to six able bodied men. At 35, she finished fifth in a 15 candidate field and became the town's first woman council member after prior blocking and a court order allowing her candidacy.
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Triadelphia
W. Va
Virginia Kessler
Miss Kessler
Ohio County
Kessler
Local Briefs: Army Aviator Berthot and Community News
Mr and Mrs Charlie Berthot of S Katy return from Salt Lake City after holidays with Dr and Mrs Paul Ronniger and family. Berthot, now assigned to Fort Carson as an army aviator, graduated at Camp Rucker. Other notes include births in Hawthorne and visits from relatives, plus a Chanut e Public Library Story Hour reading. Front of a 1959 Chevrolet driven.
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Charlie Berthot
S. Katy
Paul Ronniger
Salt Lake City
Cwo
Hugh Berthot
Colorado Springs
Berthot
Fort Carson
Camp Rucker
Alabama
Willa June Wolf
Charlie Wolf
W. Pine
American Legion Post
Legion Hall
Mmes
Frederick Swan
Kenneth Killough
Verle Craven
Rita Richey
Henry Watkins
Frank Morris
Twin Falls
Idaho
Claude Sample
Hugh Means
Leon Carroll
St. Paul
Bernard
Warrenton
Warren Welch
Meredith Returns to Ole Miss Under Marshals Escort
James Meredith arrives back at the University of Mississippi escorted by a carload of U S marshals after Christmas break. He must maintain a D average to remain in good academic standing as officials push to withdraw remaining troops and halt Army barracks plans at the university airport.
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Oxford
James H. Meredith
U.S
University of Mississippi
Meredith
Jackson
Miss
J. D. Williams
Ralph Karr
Deaths and Funerals of Corser Karr Hosfelt Listed
Obituary notices from Kansas detail Mrs. Forrest Corser of Neodesha dying after a long illness. Survives include two sisters, a son, a granddaughter, and many relatives. Funeral rites set at Loren Fawcett and Elmwood Cemetery. Ralph B. Karr and Margaret Nutting also noted with services in Moran and Neosho Memorial Hospital deaths. William J. Hosfelt’s funeral planned at Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home with burial at Memorial Park.
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Ariz
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Jessie Osborn
Mabel
Golden Keys
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Topeka
Sha
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Sedan
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Elizabeth Fowler Gidney
Shemar
William M. Carl
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S. Malcolm
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CBS
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Anderson
OFS
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Cherryvale
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Santa Monica
Calif
Sharron Lynn
Corser
South Gate
Raymond Hedrick
Neodesha
Marsha Alber
Independence
Roland Gidney
Arkansas City
Loren’ Fawcett
A. Ottis Beach
Methodist Church
Margaret Nutting
Bryants Rest Home
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Koch-Skinner Memorial
Ralph B. Karr
Allen County
Moran
William Clark
Roseland Cemetery
Ralston-Hutton Funeral Home
Karr
Bill
Ray Karr
Humboldt
Charles Drain
Yates Center
Samoset
Fla
McLouth
North Dakota
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Laura
Ahmany
Bob
Howard
Roy
LaHarpe
Charles Dunlap
Virgil
William J. Hosfelt
Roy S. Gibson
Ray J. Hutchison
Memorial Park
Annual County Audit Starts In Erie
Joe Sterner of Sternerjers and firm auditing Rogers of Tucson begin the annual county audit for Erie with a return to county offices planned. County Engineer William Hill and Bert Shackelton discuss as obstacle after a fall. Local residents visit relatives and conduct business in Joplin and Pittsburg while others visit family in Columbus and Kansas City.
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Joe Sterner
Sternerjers
John
McDowell
Chanute
Rogers
Tucson
Ariz
William
Hill Bert Shackelton
Eric O
Topeka
Kansas County Engineers
Clyde Wilcox
Joplin
James Hoagland
St. Mary’s Parish
Pittsburg
Vivian Hoagland
J. M. Nation
Earl Robinson
Columbus
Earl Robinson Jr
Alan
A. C. Reinking
Kansas City
L. R. Rogers
Rog
Humboldt Community Groups Plan January Church Service
Plans for an officers training service for the Women’s Service Guild at the United Presbyterian Church, led by Mrs. Robert Williams of Chanute, feature a 9 30 a m start, a covered dish luncheon, candlelighting for new officers, and a program on stewardship with lessons by Mrs. E N Hill. The meeting also announced a Junior High Youth Rally on January 26 at Humboldt church and prep for Neosho Presbytery Youths.
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Women's Service Guild
United Presbyterian Womens Organization
Presbyterian Church
Robert Williams
Chanute
Neosho Presbyterial Society
Lawrence A. Brown
WSG
E. N. Hill
A. L. Googins
H. K. Johnson
C. B. Shepard
Richard Rogers
Brown
Humboldt Church
Neosho Presbytery
Circle I
W. T. Garvie
Ralph Clifton
Georgia Ludlum
Electronic Hotfoot Planned for Birds
Philadelphia officials plan an electronic hotfoot to deter birds after installing a $49,500 electrical network on rooftops and ledges. Public property commissioner Fred I. Corleto said the system will be activated soon following a prior effort using distress calls at City Hall.
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Philadelphia
City Hall
Fred I. Corleto
Woman's Car Damaged In Grant Street Crash
Mrs. Ralph Drake of 531 N Central reported damage of about 110 dollars after a Studebaker driven by Mrs. Ruth R Butler of Iola rolled backward at Main and Grant yesterday around 1 25 p m. The Butler car escaped damage and Mrs Drake stopped on South Grant behind the car. Police noted no injuries.
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Ralph Drake
N. Central
Main
Grant
First Fatality in Kansas City Traffic Kills Clarence Anderson
Kansas City reports its first traffic death of the new year after a Thursday night two car collision killed Clarence H. Anderson 47. Two others were injured in the crash.
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Kansas City
Clarence H. Anderson
Two Found Dead In Kansas City Home
Police say Grover A. Huff and wife Alta Huff were found dead at 2219 Drury Ave after a note by Huff implied he planned to shoot his wife and then himself. The incident apparently occurred Wednesday night.
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Kansas City
Grover A. Huff
Alta
Drury Ave
Huff
Department Stores See Big Holiday Sales Jump in 1963 District
In the 10th Federal Reserve District, department store sales rose 26 percent last week from 1961, aided by an extra Christmas shopping day on December 24. Nationally, weekly sales climbed 33 percent with a 4 percent yearly gain. City results included St. Joseph 35 percent, Albuquerque 34, Joplin 30, Kansas City 28, Oklahoma City 23, Wichita 22, Tulsa 22, Lincoln 21, Denver 20, and Topeka 9 to 10 percent. Omaha data unavailable.
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Federal Reserve
St. Joseph
Albuquerque
Joplin
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Tulsa
Lincoln
Denver
Downtown Kansas City
Topeka
Omaha
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