Livestock Light at Kansas City Market Report
AP dispatch from Kansas City shows sheep receipts at 25 head insufficient to set a market. Hog sales around 4,000 with barrows and gilts mostly steady to 25 lower, sows steady. weights 190 to 280 pounds quoted in the mid teens, larger hogs 15.50 to 16.25. Cattle receipts about 800 with calves 300. good and choice slaughter steers 25 to 50 higher, heifers steady to 25 higher. steer and heifer prices listed: choice steers 3.20 to 24.30, good and choice 21.90 to 23.15, choice heifers 22.95.
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Kansas City
Egg price report from Kansas City market
AP brief lists consumer and wholesale egg prices in Kansas City. Large eggs trade at 24 to 27 cents consumer, medium 22 to 24, small 17 to 19. Wholesale large at 80 percent of price, medium 80 percent of price.
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Kansas City
Butter and Eggs Steady Prices in Chicago
Chicago market report shows butter and eggs holding steady prices with no change in the latest AP update. No shifts in supply or demand indicated, traders await new market signals.
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Chicago
Commodities Report From Chicago Markets
CHICAGO AP notes no wheat or soybean sales. Corn values show No 3 yellow 1.254 26s and No 4 yellow 1.2214 23s. Oats list No 2 extra heavy white 79s and No 2 heavy white 78 4. Soybean oil quoted at 11.05n.
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Chicago
Wheat and grain prices printed for Kansas City market
AP report from Kansas City shows grain quotes with wheat at 86 cars down 1.5 percent to 1.62 1.65 a bushel for No 2 hard and dark, No 3 at 1.57 to 1.73 1/2. No 2 red 1.59 1.64 1/2, No 3 1.57 1/63 1/2. Corn at 51 cars unchanged with No 2 white 1.60 1.62, No 3 1.46, No 2 yellow and mixed 1.29 1/4 to 1.24 1/4, No 3 1.32 1/4 to 1.33 1/4. Oats one car nominal and No 2 white 0.75 0.82, No 3 0.74 0.81. Mile maize 2.08 2.11. Rye 1.12 1.16 1/2. Barley 1.11 1.17. Soybeans 2.69 1/2 to 2.77 1/2. Sacked bran 45.00 45.75. Sacked shorts 44.90 44.75.
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Kansas City
Shorts
Wall Street ends irregularly lower amid profit taking
Wall Street moved unevenly lower in late trading as volume reached about 5.2 million shares after gains earlier in the day. Gold mining stocks fell following a Treasury statement that gold price boosters would likely lose. Corporate bonds mixed and Treasuries steady to down. traders noted profit taking after a three session rally.
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New York
U.S. Treasury
U.S
Chanute Tribune masthead and masthead details
Chanute Tribune issue with publisher Dwight McCreight and staff lines. Circulation manager, advertising, composing room foreman, press foreman listed. Publication evenings except Sunday with standard post office and AP membership notices. Subscription rates shown for local and out-of-county circulation.
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Chanute Tribune
Highiana Chanute
Kansas
Shanute Publishing
Dwighi McCreight
Dwight Wallingford
John Hovor
Leland Lowe
Ben Nicnodias
Foreman Dorsey Osborn
Foreman
Chanute Kansées
Retail Chamber Sets Calendar Planning Meeting
A Chamber of Commerce retail committee will meet at 3 p.m. Tuesday in chamber offices to plan the retailer calendar for the year. Royce Wells chairs the committee. Next week Ambassadors and chamber membership committee meetings resume, with a breakfast at 7 a.m. Wednesday at the Silver Grill.
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Chamber of Commerce Retail Committee
Chamber
Royce Wells
Ambassadors
Silver Grill
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Reported in Daily Transcript
Daily Transcript lists hospital admissions and dismissals for Neosho Memorial Hospital on Thursday with names and addresses for medical and surgical cases. Additional admissions today include William Colvin and Daniel Collins with surgery listings. City court actions show misde meanor checks, reckless driving and intoxicated driving cases with pleas and fines. Fire run recorded at 2:55 p.m. with location details.
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William E. Brotton
S. Kansas
Melvin R. Williamson
N. Evergreen
William Leonard Humboldt
Mabel Carlo
S. Highland
Kenneth Brown
W. 7Th
Thomas Staggs Jr
S. Edith
Troy Colston
N. Steuben
Tony Smith
S. Central
James Wooldridge
S. Evergreen
David Colvin
S. Garfield
Daniel Collins
James H. Butts
Elsmore
Carl Weiner II
S. Tennessee
Car Truck Crash North of Erie
An ERIE A report states a 1953 Dodge driven by James T. Johnson age 73 of Parsons sustained $75 damage in a crash with a truck on US 59 near Erie at about 9:35 a.m. No injuries occurred. Truck driver Bill Hart age 43 of Checotah said Johnson tried to turn as the truck began to pass. a wheel struck the car rear at the Bethel road junction four miles north of Erie. The truck had no damage.
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Erie
James T. Johnson
Parsons
Sheriff's Department
Here
Bill Hart
Checotah
Okla
Johnson
Bethel Road
Wichita SBA Office Upgraded to Regional Status
The Small Business Administration office in Wichita becomes regional, serving the entire state and adding 28 eastern Kansas counties to its jurisdiction. Bill Wangeman, chief of financial assistance, announced the expansion.
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Wichita
Small Business Administration
Bill Wangeman
Kansas
Verdict Favors Defendants in 1962 Stark County Crash
Erie District court jurors found for defendants Kenneth Hinshaw vs Charles Hill Jr and Phillip Isom in a judgment suit stemming from a March 7, 1962 traffic accident in Stark. Impaneled 9:20 a.m., verdict delivered 2:05 p.m. Jurors listed from Chanute Parsons Galesburg Thayer and nearby communities.
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Erie — District Court
Kenneth Hinshaw
Charles Hill Jr
Phillip Isom
Stark
Bert Beck Jr
Burl Record
Wilbur Allison
Earl Oliver
Evelyn Eastburn
George Blanck
Chanute
Marie Culbertson
Death notice for Merle Bethea Ward in Pasadena
Mrs. Merle Be thea Ward died in Pasadena California after five months illness. Born in Savenburg she taught junior high in Chanute Allen County and Nebraska. Survived by husband two sisters and preceded by parents and Violet. Lamb Funeral Home Pasadena handling arrangements with burial there.
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Frank D
Merle) Bethea Ward
Merle Bethea
Pasadena
Calif
Ert Miller
Savenburg
Chanute
Allen County
Nebraska
C. H. Bundy
S. Central
Golda M. Bush
Kansas City
Violet
Funeral Service for Samuel J Simmons at Johnson Mortuary
Funeral service for Samuel Jones Simmons of 504 N. Garfield will be held at Johnson Mortuary at 1 p.m. Saturday, with Rev. Floyd J. Thuston officiating. Burial follows in Elmwood Cemetery. Simmons, born September 21, 1879 in Arkansas, retired from the Santa Fe Railroad, lived in Chanute since 1902, and was married to Ella Belle Jones in 1928. He leaves sisters Sally Newton of Little Rock Arkansas Parizada Jones of Kansas City Kansas and Elsie M. Greer of Fort Smith Arkansas.
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Samuel Jones Simmons
N. Garfield
Neosho Manor
Johnson Mortuary
Floyd J. Thuston
Elmwood Cemetery
Simmons
Arkansas
Santa Fe Railroad
Ella Belle Jones
Fort Smith
Ark
Church of God In Christ
Chanute
Sally Newton
Little Roc
Parizada Jones
Kansas City
Kan
Elsie M. Greer
Rev Lofti to Speak at First Presbyterian Church Sunday
The Rev Seifoullah Lofti, a former Moslem of 30 years and Iran native, will address worshippers at First Presbyterian Church Sunday morning. He is now a graduate student at Central Baptist Seminary in Kansas City.
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Seifoullah Lofti
First Presbyterian Church
Theft Report From 1116 S Grant Residence
Bill Staggs reports to police that a wristwatch and a combination waffle iron and grill were taken from his home yesterday or last night at 1116 South Grant.
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Bill Staggs
S. Grant
Runaway Juvenile Taken Into Custody After Car Incident
Police report from Erie says Ray A. Purdy witnessed brakes fail on his car on Ash east of Grant cause it to roll into a tree, damaging the back bumper. A 15-year-old Colony boy, a runaway, was arrested about 3:45 a.m. and released to his parents. he was en route to Cherokee to see a friend.
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Erie
Ash
Grant
Colony
Cherokee
Record fish wins Kansas bass title at Parsons
Tommie J. Crispino of Parsons said Charles Shorty Prewett hooked the fish on a silver spoon with pork rind. The record for Kansas largest bass is 10 pounds 1 ounce. Humboldt society sponsors a four week Spanish Americans missions study at the church beginning Sunday evening. Mrs. Millard Cress directs the adult class. 35 women attended. Also reported are events of the Woman's Service Guild and United Presbyterian Women meetings, a White Cross drive, clothing needs for flood victims, and visits by Helen Johnstone and Betty Johnstone Dawe with nursing and medical staff backgrounds.
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Tommie J. Crispino
Parsons
Charles
Shorty) Prewett
Crispino
Kansas
Humboldt
Humboldt Woman's Society of Christian Service
Millard Cress
Methodist Church
A. L. Googins
WSG
White Cross
Wallace Hart
Googins
John Hopkins Nurse and Visitor in Kansas Trip
John Hopkins served in the Nurses Corps of the U S Navy before attending the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor. During their Humboldt visit they stayed with Mrs Fred W Hartwig and visited relatives in Wamego and Topeka, Kansas.
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John Hopkins
Nurses Corps
U.S. Navy
University At
Ann Arbor
Humboldt
Fred W. Hartwig
Wamego
Topeka
Kansas
Cress and relatives attend Tomlinson family reunion
Mr. and Mrs. Millard Cress Mr. and Mrs. Coy Allen Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Cress and Mrs. Ethel Tomlinson joined a Tomlinson family reunion at Eddie Palmer's home in Parsons reporting 25 attendees. The Allens then returned to Winfield after visiting relatives during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Karns were Wednesday business visitors in Coffeyville.
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Millard Cress
Coy Allen
Maynard Cress
Ethel Tomlinson
Parsons
Tomlinson
Eddie Palmer
Allens
Winfield
Ernest Karns
Coffeyville
Pipeline oil runs near 300000 bpd in Wichita week
Kansas crude pipeline output for the week ending January 4 is estimated at 299,228 barrels per day by the Conservation Division. The figure rises 9,356 bpd from the prior week and closely matches the 300,000 barrel daily limit set for December and January.
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Wichita
Kansas
Conservation Division
Welch and Ward Cited After Chanute Traffic Stop
Cars of Warren P Welch Jr and Gerald L Ward were stopped by police early today. Welch received a summons for reckless driving and disturbing the peace with a loud muffler. Ward got a summons for reckless driving. Hearings on the charges are set for next Thursday.
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Chanute
Warren P. Welch Jr
Gerald L. Ward
Welch
Ward
Pittsburg Fisherman Catches 11 Pound 3 Ounce Black Bass
Parsons Kansas AP reports a Pittsburg fisherman caught an 11 pound 3 ounce largemouth bass in a Crawford County strip pit. The catch may be a record pending verification and could stand as a notable local fishing achievement.
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Parsons, Kan
Pittsburg
Crawford County
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