Kansas Receives Over 220 Million From Federal Programs
A Wichita Social Security Administration summary shows Kansas earned more than 220 million dollars in 1961 from federal health education and economic security programs. Benefits supported 212,700 retired workers and families, 40,200 widows and children, 27,115 seniors on public assistance, and grants assisted schools hospitals mental health programs and vocational rehabilitation among others.
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Topeka
Kansas
Wichita
The
Social Security Administration
Hill-Burton
National Institute of Health
Public Health Service
Cattle and Hog Prices Slip at Kansas City Market
AP Kansas City report shows cattle calves 150, steers and heifers mostly steady to down 25, cows steady to strong. hogs weak to 25 lower with barrows and gilts 190-250 lb at 17.25-17.75 and sows 14.50-15.50. sheep lambs steady to 25 higher with good to prime lambs 16.00-17.50 and feeders 11.00-12.50.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons Livestock Prices and Kansas City Produce Summary
Livestock quotes show hogs steady with U S 1 and 2 grades 190 to 240 pounds at 17 50 to 17 75 and sows 400 pounds down at 14 00 to 15 00. Cattle steady with grain fed steers 600 700 pounds 22 00 to 24 50 and 700 900 pounds 20 00 to 22 25. Eggs and dairy prices listed for Kansas City with various egg classes and wholesale eggs. Deaths and funerals note Mrs Olive Blanche Kemmerer 68 of Wichita and Mrs Wilma Hutton 46 of Parsons, with service details and survivors.
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Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U.S
Kansas City
Wilma Hutton
St. Luke’s Hospital
Chanute
Dick Hutton
Brownwood
Tex
First Methodist Church
Harve Johnson
Charles Wesley Garrett
Memorial Park Cemetery
Johnson Mortuary
American Cancer Society
Sherman Dies at 56 in New York Restaurant
New York novelist and screenwriter Richard Sherman collapsed and died Monday night in a New York restaurant. The AP report notes his prolific work across novels short stories and screenplays with tributes pouring in from literary figures and colleagues.
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New York
Richard Sherman
Chicago Produce Butter and Eggs Prices Report
Butter eased about one cent with slight declines across grades while eggs held steady or rose slightly. In Chicago, butter scores 93 AA 59, 92 A 59, 90 B 58, 89 C 56. Eggs steady to higher, A whites 34, mixed 33 1/2, mediums 32, standards 29, dirties 28, checks 28.
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Chicago
Chicago Live Poultry Prices Movement Amid Market Notes
AP report from Chicago notes live poultry prices mixed with slight changes. Roasters range around 23 to 24 cents per pound, and special red white rock fryers quoted at 19 to 20 cents.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain report from AP with mixed price moves
Chicago grain market summary shows wheat steady to higher while corn climbs slightly. Soybeans slip marginally as barley and oats trade in narrow ranges, with several March and January futures quoted across No 2 and No 3 yellow corn and various grades.
Kansas City Cash Grain Prices Update AP
Wheat listings show 72 cars steady to 4 higher with No 2 hard at 2.06 to 2.09 and No 3 at 2.03 to 2.40. Corn for 196 cars generally weaker with No 2 white 1.71 and No 3 1.67. Oats quoted 0.74 to 0.81 for No 2 white. Bran and shorts priced at 44.00–44.75 and 42.75–43.50 respectively. Prices reflect altered ranges for yellow and mixed corn and soybeans at 2.36 to 2.42.
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Chicago Grain
Chicago
Kansas City Cash
Kansas City
Fragmentary Trade Ledger Snippet Mentions Receipts and Weights
A damaged OCR fragment lists items such as grade A products and receipts. It references breakers receipts and current receipts with scattered numbers. The text includes references to weights like five pounds and up and mentions various codes and partial product terms.
Santa Fe Carload Totals Week Ending January 6
Total carloads moved on Santa Fe System lines for the week ending January 6 were 28,427, down from 28,559 a year earlier. On line loadings were 19,661 versus 20,071 last year. Cars received from connections totaled 8,766, up from 6,488. The preceding week saw 25,923 carloads.
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Santa Fe
Mitchell to tour Porter thermoid plant in Trenton
John H. Mitchell of AeroDuct, a thermoid branch of H. K. Porter Co., left Kansas City by plane yesterday for Trenton New Jersey to visit the Porter Co. plant. He will return Thursday.
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John H. Mitchell
S. Larson
Kansas City
Trenton
N.J
H. K. Porter Co
Mitchell
Porter Co
Chanute Little Leagues to Meet for 1962 Plans
An organizational meeting called by Little League president Dale Stemple will be held tomorrow night at 7 30 in the VFW Hall. The gathering aims to elect officers and board members and discuss early plans for the 1962 Little League baseball season. Managers potential managers and other interested persons are welcome.
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Chanute Little Leagues
VFW Hall
Little League
Dale Stemple
Stemple
Tribune Phone Contact Redirect
Phone guidance for Tribune reach shows call path via carrier and after hours contact. If unavailable, use HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. for connection.
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Tribune
Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Update
Daily Transcript lists yesterday admissions Henry Kennedy Earlton Minnie Massey Yates Center Mrs Alva Batts 906 W Oak Thomas L Hayden 319 S Wilson Mrs Otto Meek 721 N Forest with dismissals B E Bryant Wayne Stitt Harry Steeves Peggy Owens. Today admissions Cathy Ogden 1110 W Elm Mrs Ralph Carl 1101 S Evergreen and dismissals Merle Cordner Richard Ammerman.
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Henry Kennedy
Earlton
Minnie Massey
Yates Center
Alva Batts
W. Oak
Thomas L. Hayden
S. Wilson
Otto Meek
N. Forest
B. E. Bryant
E. 12Th
Wayne Stitt
S. Grant
Harry Steeves
W. 4Th
Peggy Owens
N. Evergreen
Cathy Ogden
W. Elm
Ralph Carl
S. Evergreen
Merle Cordner
S. Highland
Richard Ammerman
Birds and the Bees Cause Trouble on New York TV
In a WPIX studio the New York Daily News program used a live hive to show bee communication. A black hen kicked the hive spilling about 2,000 bees. the bees were vacuumed or bombed and the show continued without major incident.
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New York
WPIX
New York Daily News
Debt Limit Boost Sought By Kennedy and Byrd
President Kennedy urged immediate Congressional action to raise the 298 billion dollar debt limit citing higher expenditures. Treasury Secretary Dillon arranged a Wednesday conference with Senate Finance Chairman Byrd to discuss the needed increase for current bills as debt nears the limit of 296 plus billion.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
Byrd
Congress
Portner Wounded In Quarrel Over Family Dispute
Robert J. Portner an electronics firm executive was shot in the abdomen during a quarrel with his wife Sylvia Gould Portner a great granddaughter of Jay Gould. She was charged with assault with a dangerous weapon and held for a hearing. Portner underwent surgery and was listed in fair condition. Police said she could not give a clear account of the quarrel that began about 3 30 a.m.
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Washington (Ap
Robert J. Portner
Sylvia Gould Portner
Jay Gould
Bernard F. Kelly
Wall Street recovers after sharp early gains on trading day
New York AP reports stock market held higher into late afternoon after a strong early recovery from the 1962 sell off. Trading was fairly active with about 4 million shares volume versus 4.62 million prior. Fractions to a point gains led as losers lagged while U.S. government bonds stayed mostly unchanged and corporates edged higher.
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New York
U.S
Fitch Pleads Guilty In Chanute Case
Mike Fitch, returned to Neosho county from Champaign Illinois in November, pleaded guilty in district court to taking a 16 year old Chanute girl from home without parental consent. He was sentenced to not more than five years in the state penitentiary at Lansing. Fitch, a Washougal Washington native, came to Chanute shortly before his arrest.
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Neosho County
Champaign
Ill
Chanute
Lansing
Washougal
Wash
Fitch
Visitors spread holiday greetings in Lone Elm area
A long list of holiday visitors gathers across Lone Elm area households from Fredonia Thayer and Parsons to Simi and Kansas City. Families including Whitton, Berg, Stiles and Denney share Christmas and New Year visits, meals, and gifts with relatives and friends in Manhattan Council Grove and Nevada while some stay for extended visits. The note also references court proceedings as J Arnot Hill says the state will not seek the death penalty in a second trial.
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Lone Elm
Brad
Fredonia
Evertt Denney
Charles Stiles
Kim
Sharon Jerry
Linda
And
Thayer
Casey
Bill Smith
Raymond
San Diego
Calif
Herman White
Delila
Simi
George Schlittler
Parsons
Eugene Riggle
White
Smith
Wayne Berg
Harry Olinger
Ronnie
Dean Olinger
Larry Dean
Kinne
Second Trial Jury For Mrs Kinne
A jury is selected for the second trial of Sharon Kinne 22 charged with murdering her husband James Kinne 25. He was shot at their Independence Missouri home on March 19 1960. Police at the time ruled it an accidental shooting by the couple’s 22 year old daughter. A July 1960 grand jury indicted Kinne on two murder charges alleging she killed her husband and Patricia Jones.
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Sharon Kinne
James A. Kinne
Independence
Plea of Guilty Leads to Jail for Nicholson
Art Nicholson of 30 W. 4th pled guilty in city court to obtaining money under false pretenses. He was sentenced to six months in the county jail and fined or assessed $8.80 in court costs. Police arrested him after a Chanute man alleged a bogus magazine subscription sale on Saturday.
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Art Nicholson
W. 4Th
Chanute
Nicholson
Attorney Eisenbise Named Assistant AG in Topeka
Atty Gen William Ferguson announced the appointment of Carl Warner Eisenbise of Wichita as an assistant attorney general in the Alcoholic Beverage Control office. Eisenbise will be 29 next month and will earn $7,500 annually.
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Topeka
William Ferguson
Carl Warner Eisenbise
Wichita
Office of
Alcoholic Beverage Control
Eisenbise
Warmer weather harms northern trees in New England and Canada
Parts of northern New England and eastern Canada report widespread tree damage as birch trees die while spruce and balsam suffer from the increasingly warm weather.
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New England
Canada
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