Cattle Steady Hog Market Mixed In Kansas City
Kansas City AP report shows hogs slow with barrows and gilts weak to 50 lower while sows rise up to 25. Lambs steady to firm in good demand and cattle calves steady with stockers and feeders firm. Good and low choice steers and yearlings price across 23.00 to 26.00 with cows running 14.75 to 17.50.
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Kansas City
U.S
Mildred Davis
Frank Fuller
Helen
Burnett
Dora Boyd
Dorothy Kenney
Geraldine
Williams
Los Angeles
Bears
Elaine Martin
Oakland
Calif
U S
Fuller
Kan
Dixon
Davis
Butler
Robert Nivens
E. Chestnut
Francis A. Kirby
Wichita
Thomas Albert
Kirbys
Mary Kay
Albert H. Burdick
Ashby
Arthur Kirby
Fairmount
Ind
Merry
Choice Quality
Kelley
Anaconda
MONEE
Ices
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Cova. Inc
DS Cities Svc
Be’ Um Dow Chem
du Pont
P&lances
Tex
Monsan Ch
Mont Ward
Olin
Penney JC
Phill Pet
Ford Mir ii
Isis
Gamble Sk
Ay Ae von Sk Osevy
Ds& Oats
St Jos
Sears Rock
Sinclair
Socony
Spen Chem
RG i
Sid Oil Ind
Sid OU N J
D's Shorts
UN Pac Ee
Family news and farm market notes from Parsons area
The brief lists holiday visits by Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Henderson and families, farm market figures for hogs cattle calves and sheep, Kansas conservation convention at Hutchinson, a birth in Wichita, and local police report of a rock thrown through a church window. It also notes attendance at a National Mobile Home Show in Louisville and local rural meeting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Henderson
N. Lincoln
Melvin Anderson
Sonny and
Barry
Hastings
Neb
Harold Henderson
Fort Sill
Okla
Sgt
Tommy Henderson
Fort Campbell
Wall Street Mixed as Market Consolidates Gains
Wall Street shows a mixed session with moderate activity as traders reassess the 1961 rally gains. Procter & Gamble rises slightly after a stock split move while bonds and government issues display mixed to improving trends amid a broad, daylong trading tone.
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New York
Procter & Gamble
Cream Missouri Poultry Yard Listings
Fragmentary feed describes poultry weights and classes for hens in Cream MO and Cream NO with uncertain entries. Hints of roosters and hen weight categories appear, but details are incomplete and unclear.
Airman Confesses to Grave Robberies in Arkansas
Airman 2C Jerry Reynolds of Creighton Missouri admitted breaking into two cemeteries near Jacksonville Arkansas and stealing a body from a 17 year old girl along with jewelry from another grave. He confessed after police found related clothing and a glove in his car. The missing girl’s body was found near Jack's Bayou. Reynolds said he kept the body in a bathtub before disposing it.
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Jacksonville
Ark
Little Rock Air Force Base
Jerry Reynolds
Creighton
Myron J. Traylor
Reynolds
Bayou Meto
Jack's Bayou
Traylor
Chapel Hill Cemetery
Funeral Notices for Grover Jackson Emma Frye Milton Irwin
Funeral services were held in Humboldt Chanute and Elmwood for Grover Cleveland Jackson Emma Frye and Milton Allen Irwin with local clergy singing hymns and attendance from Chanute. Burial followed at Fairlawn Elmwood and Colony cemeteries. Bearers included Omer Stoll Floyd Ladd Gerald Barney Lawrence Barr Calvin Leonard Kenneth Baeten Myr Ford Allen Cochran Russell Moreland Clarence Young John Conklin Ernest Brazen Felix Bouray Milo Johnson Charles Wampler Carl Bedenbender Harry Lewis Arthur Knapp Cloyd McMillen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Grover Cleveland Jackson
Johnson Funeral Home
Humboldt
Earl Enyeart
Daughter of Chanute editor dies in Mesa at 77
Emma Turner Jones, 77, died yesterday in Mesa Arizona after a heart attack Monday. Born in Chanute August 25 1883 she married Charles F Jones in 1907 and helped run the Daily Timesett with his family. She is survived by two sisters and a brother with a grandson at the University of Florida. Funeral Friday at M L Gibbon Mortuary. Patterson rites follow Thursday at First Baptist Church with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Jones
Mesa
Ariz
Clair K. Turner
Charles P. Harrall
University of Florida
Coral Gables
M. L. Gibbon Mortuary
Harold S. Knight
Episcopal
Admissions and births at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Yesterday admissions included Charles Ikehorn Walter Ford Irvin Greer Mrs Earl Mitchell Mrs Pete Rausch and Mrs Audra Ralston all listed for medical or surgical care. Dismissals covered Gerald Dix and daughter Phillip Oliver Sandra Gier and Mrs Lester Seamster. A birth announced for Earl Moore. Today admissions include Mrs Edgar Youngberg Gracie Caldwell Pedro Zara Gosa Wesley Henry and a surgery case. Births today report a girl for Humboldt and a girl for Mr and Mrs John Shireman.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Charles Ikehorn
S. Highland
Walter Ford
Benedict
Irvin Greer
Earlton
Earl Mitchell
St. Paul
Pete Rausch
R. 1
Audra Ralston
Erie Medical
Gerald Dix
Phillip Oliver
S. Grant
Ted Riker
Washington
Sandra Gier
Lester Seamster
Kansas
Earl Moore
N. Central
Edgar Youngberg
Gracie Caldwell
S. Santa Fe
Pedro Zara- Gosa
S. Forest
Wesley Henry
James Hunt
Humboldt
John Shireman
Erie
District Court Actions and Filings Summary
Lucille Bodie sues Joe Raich in declaratory judgment. appeal dismissed on motion. Mig. Co. v Thompson garnishment set aside. Sparks foreclosure decree. Allen estate judgment for $2000. Chanute filings involve descent, quiet title in real estate. Brown vs Werden quiet title in Neosho County real estate. Wilson traffic stop. Dietscal divorce. Satewell suit for 90622.81 in haying accident plus costs.
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District Court
Lucille Bodie
Joe F. Raich
Welter
Edie
State Supreme Court
A. ¥. McDonald Mig. Co
W. E Thompson
Commerce
Helen
Ralph Sparks
Howard W. Allen
Miner
Velda Allen
David & Collins
Ly *Ment
Chanute
Mary
Rie
Doris Dietscal
William G. Dietscal
Mian
Okla
Steve Satchel
James Satewell
Ralph Foust
Waterflood Assn To Meet in Nowata
The Kansas Oklahoma Waterflood Assn schedules its January meeting in Nowata at the American Legion with dinner at 6 30 p m. Cal Mattax of Jersey Production Research Co will present Micro Mechanism of Water Flooding. Reservations due by Monday via Treat Rite Water Laboratories Box 226 Nowata.
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Kansas-Oklahoma Waterflood Assn
American Legion
Nowata
Cal Mattax
Jersey Production Research Co
Treat-Rite Water Laboratories
Box 226
Emporia State Plans Eight Buildings for Married Student Housing
Emporia State College moves to construct eight buildings with 96 married student housing units. State architect approves the plan. President John E. King targets December 1962 for project completion. Final loan approval from the Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency pending.
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Emporia
Emporia State College
John E. King
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
Machine From Emporia To Exhibit At Poznan Trade Fair
An Emporia based firm will showcase a collator and stitcher from Didde-Gaser Inc at Poznan for the 30th International Trade Fair running June 11 to 25. The device will assemble the official handout booklet to be printed in Polish, forming a typical U S printing shop display.
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Emporia
Poznan
Didde-Gaser Inc
U. S
High Silk Hats Questioned by GOP Leaders
Washington Republicans debated whether senators should wear formal attire for inaugural events. The conference chose no party stance, leaving every member free to decide. Senator Dirksen urged individual choice while Senator Aiken recalled risks from past formal wear. Republicans expect Kennedy's inauguration to be a simple ceremony, with most favoring business suits.
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Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Senate
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Aiken
Canada
Britain
John F. Kennedy
All Is Quiet At Georgia U
Two teenaged Negroes sat in classes with white students after federal court decisions ended segregation at the University of Georgia. Charlayne Hunter and Hamilton Holmes, both students, began attending classes as the court rulings opened admission.
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Georgia U
Athens, Ga
University of Georgia
Daybreak at Southern campus as integration continues
Students walk to psychology and zoology classes along elong ed walkways while two Negro students attend. Some peers stare or greet them as normal routines unfold. In Atlanta, lawmakers push against integration with talk of funding cuts, yet university operations proceed. The Supreme Court refused Georgia's plea to delay further integration.
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Atlanta
George L. Smith
B. E. Thrasher, Jr
U.S. Supreme Court
Georgia
Ham radio interference eyed in NYC airliner crash
CAB investigators consider amateur radio operator near Colts Neck New Jersey as a possible factor in the December 16 collision. The inquiry seeks FCC input as the pilots guided by navigational beacons near the Preston area led to the United DC8 crash into a TWA Constellation, killing 134 people.
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New York
New York City
Civil Aeronautics Board
Edward Lowe
CAB
Colts Neck
N.J
Federal Communications Commission
Red Bank
Preston
New Jersey
United Air Lines
Idlewild
Trans World Airlines
Brooklyn
Tribute to Eisenhower TV program honors a president
A NBC telecast titled Tribute to a Patriot honored Dwight D. Eisenhower outlining his rise from prairie boyhood to the White House. Speakers included John F. Kennedy Richard Nixon Harold Macmillan Jawaharlal Nehru and Konrad Adenauer.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
John F. Kennedy
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
NBC
James Stewart
Kennedy
Nixon
Harold Macmillan
Jawaharlal Nehru
Konrad Adenauer
Jewelry Heist Strikes Wichita Oilman Residence
Three armed robbers forced entry to Theodore Gore’s Wichita home, cuffed Gore wife Roslyn son Andy and maid Hazel Harper, stole 28000 dollars in jewelry 1400 in cash and a valuable stamp collection. Andy escaped and alerted police from a neighbor’s house. One thief wore a badge reading Special Police and a policeman’s hat.
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Wichita (Ap
Theodore Gore
Wichita
Gore
Roslyn
Andy
Hazel Harper
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Randall Diver
S. Larson
State Association
Parsons Livestock
Rural Community Meeting
Rural School
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Plymouth Rock
Ney
Wall Street
Chicago Grain
Eataws
Aires
Edna Peterson
Hugh Waddle
Florence
Waddle
McAllen
Daily Transcript
Earl K. Wilson
Central
Emporia State
Deann
Anni
E. Main
Rip van Winkle
Dean
Dean’s
Charlayne A. Hunter
Hamilton E. Holmes
Bank of Commerce
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
General Electric
Home Appliance CO
Iola
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