Kansas City Livestock Market Report
Livestock steady with cattle at mixed prices including choice steers 27.00 to 28.25, calves 26.00 to 27.00, hogs 1-2 220 to 230 lb 19.50 to 19.65, 230 to 250 lb 19.00 to 19.50, 260 to 300 lb 17.75 to 19.00. Sheep and lambs strong with slaughter lambs 25.00 to 35.50, utility and good 19.00 to 21.00, feeders 20.00 to 21.00, ewes 4.50 to 6.00, breeding stock 10.00 to 15.00.
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Livestock Prices Published for Parson and Hog Markets
Parson hog prices range from 8.50 to 18.90 dollars per hundredweight across grades with sow and boar values listed. cattle prices show U S choice grain fed steers at 23.50 to 25.75 and various calf and stocker categories from 19.00 to 33.00 depending on weight and quality. veals report Prime at 30.00 plus.
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Kansas City Eggs and Butter Prices Steady for Producers
AP reports wholesale egg prices to producers remain unchanged with Grade A large 43 to 47 cents and Grade A medium 42 to 46 cents. Butter prices also unchanged with Grade A solid 79 and Grade A Ib quarters 0.
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Kansas City
Chicago Produce Prices and Grading Summary
Chicago market report lists butter scores AA 66 92 A 06 with others and eggs with large whites 48 mediums 46 standards 41 checks 28 and car values 90 B 64 2 62. The fragment shows price and grade indicators with multiple codes across dairy and eggs.
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Wall Street gains as Dow tops 926 on active trading
The Dow Jones average rose to 926.65 by 1 p.m. on Tuesday with a 3.54 point gain as advances outpaced declines on the NYSE. Brokers welcomed holding above 920 amid a volatile session while weighing forecasts of higher housing starts and automaker sales against a Fed signal hinting at possible recession risks. The NYSE composite held a 0.22 gain at 56.99 midway through the day.
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New York Stock Exchange
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Federal Reserve Board
George Mitchell
Tribune Phone Contact for Carrier Reachability
Instructions urge calling your Tribune phone to reach your carrier. If unavailable after 6 p.m. try dialing HE 1-3400 for contact options.
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Deaths and Funerals of Summers Brinkman and Mendenhall
Earl Bud Summers of Daly City dies of a heart attack. Survived by wife Pearl and five brothers and a sister. Funeral and burial in Daly City. Emma Brinkman funeral set for Parker Mortuary Joplin. Marion Mendenhall memorial service held at Gibson Koch Chapel with local floral bearers and burial at Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Bud) Summers
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Calif
Chanute
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Conway) Summers
Monte Summers
S. Rutter
Kenneth Summers
Donald Summers
Westview
Buna Rauhoff
St. Paul
Henry
Emma) Brinkman
Parker Mortuary
Joplin
Extension courses offered at Neosho County Junior College
Kansas State College will offer two extension courses at Neosho County Community Junior College starting February for credit. Educational Statistics I and Library Reference will each provide three credits with enrollment Jan 22 in the NCCJC lecture hall.
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al Jones
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Local Briefs Include Egg Vandalism and Curfew Incident
Police logged eggs thrown at a Mrs. L R Heuberger residence on Evergreen. A six year old was brought to the station for curfew violation and released to a sister. World War I Auxiliaries leaders from several states visited Kansas and New Mexico. Belated Christmas visit occurred with the Phillips ill in bed for a month.
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Okla
Marvin T. Phillips
Indictment Returned in Georgia Kidnapping Case
Gary Steven Krist, 23, an escaped convict, was indicted in De Kalb County for kidnaping for ransom of 20 year old Barbara Jane Mackle. He could face life imprisonment or death. authorities plan to bring him from Miami to Georgia for trial. Mackle was held 80 hours in a coffin like box before being rescued.
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Chanute Pair Tops Doubles in VFW Bowling Tourney
Helen Carter and Jacklyn Woods of Chanute won first in doubles with a 1331 handicap. Granada Cafe of Lawrence led with 2945, followed by Tyson's Texaco of Wichita and Topeka Jayhawk. Chanute’s VFW No. 4 finished seventh. Nona Thomas of El Dorado captured the singles title with 667. Chanute participants placed in various events as over 200 women competed statewide at local alleys.
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Dorleen Hutner
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Wanda Boos
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Joan Waymaster
Erma Zordel
Dottie Weaver
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Jerry Baker
Jean Finefrock
Coffeyville
Martha Fitch
Jean Heaton
Ina Lou Anderson
Joyce Norris
Shirley Tucker
Bernice Isaac
Iola
Dorothy Bowman
Lois Slater
Edna Smoot
Julia Campbell
Marge Campbell
Classified Ad Deadlines Clarified for Publication Day
Instruction notes standard classified ads are accepted until 10 am on publication day with 9 am Saturday cutoff. Display classifieds have an earlier deadline the day before publication.
Robbers Dump Loot After Checks Prove Nonnegotiable
FBI confirmed the stolen cargo consisted of canceled checks with a face value of 7 million dollars that were not negotiable. In Revere authorities found two boxes near Grover Manor Hospital after an anonymous tip, and two detectives recovered them.
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Visiting restrictions and police notices in Neosho area
Daily Transcript lists hospital visiting limits to one immediate family member. Census shows 85 adults and pediatrics with six babies. Includes names and addresses for admissions and surgeries, plus births. Police court notes intoxication arrest. city court cites speeding and stop sign violations with fines. Recent moves record numerous address changes in Neosho and nearby areas.
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Notable Nineteen Fifties People in News Nineteen Fifty Five
A collage of short items spans Barbara Finlayson in Gainesville facing a policy protest with her professor husband Gordon and law professor Robert Furlong. Admiral John McCain suffers a stroke but remains stable in Honolulu. London sues the Zanzibar sultan for non support after a controversial divorce declaration. Rosemary's Baby censor cuts a nude scene in Britain. Linda Christian furniture case in Rome. Albert Fall papers donated to the University of Mexico library in Albuquerque.
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No Damage From Track Fire Near Barston
A fire on the Santa Fe track bed near Barston reported around 4:15 a.m. caused no damage, officials said. Investigators noted prior embers rekindled by wind and noted some scorch marks along the track bed.
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Attitude Survey Aims to Shape Pittsburg Planning
The Pittsburg League of Women Voters is pushing to finish the City Attitude Survey in January. City Manager Tom Bay initiated the project to help set priorities for governmental planning and guide civic groups, Chamber of Commerce, merchants, and school officials.
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Chanute
Tribune News
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Parsons appoints LaVerne Ijames to key city posts
Will B. Tschudy city manager announced the appointment of LaVerne L. Ijames as Parsons director of administration and Housing Authority director. Ijames, former Independence city manager, resigned December 31 for personal reasons, with city commissioners and Housing Authority chairman Carleton Johnson approving.
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