Livestock and Market Reports From Kansas City and New York
Livestock prices show steady to mixed moves with cattle and calves steady to active demand, hogs uneven with losses, and sheep following a weaker trend. Kansas City feed and slaughter figures include steers, cows, heifers, and lambs with varied price ranges. Separately, consumer eggs and wholesale egg markets in New York report price levels alongside mixed stock market activity and unchanged bonds.
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Chicago dairy prices hold steady in mixed market
Butter prices remain unchanged to softer with a 93 score AA at 58 and 92 A at 58. Eggs show a steadier pattern, with at least 70 percent grade A whites at 36 cents, mixed 36, and mediums 32 cents.
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Chicago
Grain Futures Prices Reported in Kansas City
AP wires show bids for Wheat with 200 cars and various grades ranging 1.58 to 1.82 for No 3, Corn 21 cars with No 2 white 1.36 to 1.43, Oats 1 car unch, Rye 1.20 to 1.22, Barley 1.17 to 1.25, Soybeans 2.64 to 2.73, and Sacked bran and shorts around 47.00 to 75.00.
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Local Residents Return From California Visit
Mr and Mrs Grant Wilson of 806 S Forest returned from a visit with their son and family The Rev and Mrs Glen Wilson and children in Richmond California An overnight guest Monday was Mrs Pearl Cooper of Kansas City worthy grand matron of the Grand Chapter of Kansas CBS Also Mr and Mrs Debert McKelp s returned to Wichita after visiting Ira Dutton at 1219 Evergreen McKelp s became ill Tuesday night
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S. Forest
Glen Wilson
Richmond
Calif
Harry Orendorff
Benedict
Pearl Cooper
Kansas City
Grand Chapter
Kansas
CBS
Debert McKellips
Wichita
Ira Dutton
Evergreen
McKellips
Adams County Daily Transcript Hospital and Court Notices
Hospital admissions list includes Ed win Kaufman Humboldt medical John Sheldon Humboldt medical Debra Greenwood Eric medical Mrs Clifford Petersen R 3 surgery Mrs Ray mond Clements Humboldt medical Mrs James C Davis 717 S Wilson medical Admission today Herschel Robertson 211 N Western medical Births to Mr and Mrs Robert W Raynolds III 919 S Malcolm a girl and Mr and Mrs Larry Dennis 417 W 9th a girl Dismissals include Christina Lepovitz 220 E 11th Gary Herron 730 Forest Mrs Harry Butman 511 W 5th Mrs Richard Hudson and son Humboldt Edgar Kustandorter 515 W Chestnut and others Police Court James Druma driving while intoxicated damaging city property sentenced 30 days and 15 days paroled three months property damage 116 50 license surrendered Griver’s. David Moore careless driving fined Cecil Jackson dog at large fined }
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Edwin Kaufman
Humboldt
John Sheldon
Debra Greenwood
Eric
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Raymond Clements
James C. Davis
S. Wilson
Christina Lepovitz
Gary Herron
Forest
Herschel Robertson
N. Western
Medical
Ruby Marhasin
S. Evergreen
Radford Shields
S. Ashby
Harry Butman
W. 5Th
Richard Hudson
James Druma
Griver
David Moore
Central
Cecil Jackson
St. Ashby
Wichita couple back from Padre Island holiday trip
Mr and Mrs J LeRoy Barker of 1302 W 3rd returned home this week from a holiday trip to Padre Island Texas.
Telephone contact for Tribune reference after hours
The notice provides a after hours contact method for Tribune access. If the primary phone is unavailable, callers are advised to dial HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. for reachability and assistance.
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Hawaiian Program For Rotary Club
Scenic views taken by Mr and Mrs Ira Barber during a tour of the Hawaiian islands were shown at the Rotary meeting last night at the Tioga hotel. Color slides included air views of Mauna Loa and the southern tip of the islands. Visitors included three Santa Fe officials from Emporia and Rotarian of the month Marion Alford Jr with other guests.
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Tioga Hotel
Hawaii
Mauna Loa
United States
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Emporia
Harry Briscoe
A. J. Ewert
Clarence Wilson
Marion Alford, Jr
Charles Myers
Shortages Shake Prices Of Foods
Prices fell on items such as frozen orange juice and popcorn while rain shortages and war demands affected others. U S production rose for popcorn and frozen peas, but corn, peaches, tomato soup, and tuna faced higher costs due to crop losses and reduced catch.
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Defense Department
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Mexico
Peru
Japan
$3 Million Bonds Proposed at Newton High School
Newton residents will vote April 12 on a proposed $3 million bond issue for Unified District 373 to build a new high school with air conditioning, an auditorium, and indoor pool. The facility would serve up to 1,000 students in grades 10 to 12.
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Jack Kinder
Deaths and Funerals for Clara Orendorff and Viola Van Buren
Clara Orendorff 75 of Tulsa died Wednesday. Funeral Friday 10 a.m. in Tulsa. graveside 3 p.m. Buffalo Cemetery. Survived by daughter Betty Dickson foster son Paul Hodge sister Ella Cauble. Viola Van Buren 44 of Wichita died at Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital after month patient stay. Survived by daughter Sherri Van Buren and four sisters. Funeral arrangements by Johnson Mortuary.
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Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
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S. Kansas
Leslie Byers
Ralph Newton
Marie Walken
S. Evergreen
Sylvia Kennedy
Osborn
K C Star Assumes Control Of Great Bend Tribune
The Kansas City Star announces acquisition of the Great Bend Daily Tribune by a new corporation led by Kansas City Star Company. Ben H Emerson becomes president and general manager. Emerson will also be a director and stockholder. No personnel changes planned. operations remain in Great Bend under Emerson.
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Daily Tribune
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Emerson
Fowler
Lawford separation ends Kennedy kin’s union
Patricia Lawford sister of John F. Kennedy and actor Peter Lawford have agreed to a legal separation after 11 years of marriage. Their four children remain with Patricia. The split is described as amicable, with religious restrictions cited on divorce.
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Thirty three new plants produce in Kansas
Thirty three new manufacturing industries have begun production in Kansas based on December reports from the state Department of Economic Development. Plants are located in Abilene Augusta Baxter Springs Bird City Bonner Springs Chanute Coffeyville Colby Cottonwood Falls Ellis Emporia Hays Hillsboro Hutchinson Lawrence Leavenworth Lehigh McPherson Newton Oswego Plains Pratt Salina Scott City Stafford Wellington and White Cloud.
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Chanute Tribune Staff and Subscription Rates
Chanute Tribune details staff roles including publisher Dwight MacCreignteacees and editor John Hovorka. It lists subscription options: by mail to Chanute post office box a year thirteen dollars, six months seven dollars, three months four dollars, and carrier delivery in Chanute one seventy per month in advance. It notes AP membership and exclusive local news rights.
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