Cattle Steady Hogs Lower in Kansas City Livestock Report
Kansas City AP market summary shows cattle 2,200 head steady to 25 higher for steers and cows, hogs 4,800 with barrows and gilts 25-50 lower, sows down 25-50, lambs firm at 16.00-17.75, feeders mixed, with various feed, grain futures and commodity quotes interspersed in the period.
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Parsons Livestock
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Atlas Chem
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Chi RI & Pac
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Rescuers Fail to Save Life After Fire in Kansas City
In Kansas City Kansas a 75 year old William T. Johnson a retired railroad worker died after more than an hour of artificial respiration failed to save him. He was found unconscious in his basement apartment by neighbor Lonnie Hopkins who raised the alarm and was aided by Mrs. Hopkins and three other women who forced entry to pull him free.
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William T. Johnson
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Hopkins
Nora Agnes Carroll
Neosho Coun
South
Congress
East Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
Michael Gleason
Capitol
Senate
Erie
Shemar- House
Dan Carroll
Frank Rocal
Edwin
Carroll
Girard
Charles
Mari
Atlantic
St. Ambrose Catholic
Hale Boggs
D-La
Brie
Orr visits relatives as Barker jailed for drunken conduct
Charles H. Orr of Benedict plans return from Denver and Wyoming around March 1. Police arrested Jesse F. Barker Jr. on intoxication and disorderly conduct charges. he posted a $25 bond and a jail mattress fire required firefighters from adjacent unit. Livestock markets show mixed hog cattle and calf prices with steady to higher quotes. commodity listings for grains oils and bonds appear in the same column. Gwendolyn Kay Blair, daughter of E A Blair, was chosen to sing in the Burrall choir at Stephens College in Columbia Missouri.
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Benedict
Denver
Wyoming
Jesse F. Barker Jr
W. Oak
Barker
Gwendolyn Kay Blair
E. A. Blair
S. Plummer
Burrall
Stephens College
Columbia, Mo
Warren Jr. Says He Will Switch to Democratic Party
Earl Warren Jr. told the Sacramento Bee he will change his political registration from Republican to Democrat. Democratic National Chairman Bailey called the move welcome, noting it does not repudiate his father’s policies and that the Republican Party is drifting from Dad’s brand of Republicanism.
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John M
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Earl Warren Jr
Warren
The
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Sacramento Bee
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Wall Street Tumbles Slightly as Trade Slows in Quiet Session
The New York market showed uneven movement late trading with a subdued tone and light volume around 3.5 million shares. Jones & Laughlin slipped from early gains, trimming an advance to a fractional move as steel shares held slight strength.
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New York
Jones & Laughlin
Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Yesterday admissions include Mrs. Marion Alexander at 1705 S Highland and Diana Donaldson at 901 S Central for medical care. Discharges yesterday list James C. Davis 1717 S Wilson Mrs. Robert Price Greensboro NC Mrs Edward Pauli 419 N Highland and Mrs H O Taylor 923 N Grant. Today admissions show Mrs Delbert Uden 508 S Malcolm medical. Discharges today include Mrs Dean Lassman and Candy and Terry Lassman 610 S Malcolm.
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S. Highland
Medical
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S. Central
James C. Davis
S. Wilson
Robert Price
Greensboro
N. C
Edward Pauli
N. Highland
H. O. Taylor
N. Grant
Delbert Uden
S. Malcolm
Dean Lassman
Candy
Terry Lassman
Romney Seen as Potential 1964 GOP Candidate by Ike
Former President Eisenhower told GOP Chairman William Miller that George Romney could be an attractive 1964 Republican presidential candidate. Miller cited Romney as impressive and articulate, noting Romney’s Mexican birth and citizenship rules. Other potential 1964 contenders include Rockefelle r Nixon Goldwater Hatfield Erbe and Anderson.
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N.Y
Dwight D. Eisenhower
American Motors Corp
George Romney
GOP
William E. Miller
Eisenhower
Miller
Romney
Chihuahua
Mex
Congress
Michigan
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Oregon
Mark Hatfield
Iowa
Norman Erbe
Minnesota
Elmer Anderson
Mental Health Assn Will Meet Tomorrow
The Neosho County Mental Health Association will meet at 7 30 p m in Sawyer Hall Grace Solecepel Church. It notes 27 clinical psychologists and 43 trained psychiatric social workers in Kansas and mentions a detention room at Neosho Memorial Hospital for mentally ill persons. Gift drive for Osawatomie state hospital was well received.
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Neosho
Wilson Plans Feed School
Kansas State University extension agricultural engineer Floyd Reece announces a series of farm feeding and livestock handling schools across multiple counties from January into March. The program aims to help farmers develop practical plans tailored to their operations with on farm tours in Morris Brown Franklin and Butler counties in April.
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Floyd Reece
Kansas State University
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Wilson
Douglas
Cloud
Clay
Phillips
Jewell
Labette
Montgomery
Cherokee
Crawford
Morris County
Brown
Franklin
Butler
Deaths and Funerals Across the Erie Area
Obituaries and funeral notices for John O. Smith and Mrs Nora Carroll, plus several local service details. Burial in Odense and St Francis cemeteries, services at Johnson Mortuary and St Ambrose Church. Additional notices cover Isabel Roberts, A K Lewis, Emma V Prichard, and other area obsequies with burial sites in Elmwood, Farmington, Shaw, and related churches.
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John O. Smith
Erie Rest Home
Hancock
Helen White
Odense
Carrie Adams
Erie
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Cecil Arnett, R. 3
Clyde Sellegren
Nelda Jean Adams
Burlingame
Calif
A. L. Smith
Parsons
Sam Smith
Cottonwood
Ariz
Johnson Mortuary
Bertil Gustafson
Friends Lutheran Church
Lavonburg
Odense Cemetery
St. Ambrose Church
William Ryan
Pierce Funeral Home
St. Francis Cemetery
St. Paul
Isabel Roberts
Benedict
Masonic
Wichita
Dunham Funeral Home
Fredonia
Farmington
Roberts
Buffalo
Burr
Charlotte Murdock
John Roberts
Denver
George Murdock
Virgil
Fredonia Christian Church
Mistletoe Chapter No. 35
Order of Eastern Star
Lewis
A. K. Lewis
Roy S. Gibson
Fred Shaw
William Hunt
Presbyterian Church
O. H. Bates
Dave Petterson
Mmes
Ralph Drake
W. A. Goolsbee
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Governor Anderson Grants Clemency for One Inmate
Gov. John Anderson commuted the sentence of Ben Gooden of El Dorado for embezzle ment and forgery from 1 to 5 and 1 to 10 years to a single 3 15 year term while denying 14 other clemency applications.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Kansas Penitentiary
Butler County District Court
Ben Gooden
el Dorado
Scout Troop 34 Meets at Hut ton School for Badge Work
Scout Troop 34 gathered at Hut ton school Tuesday afternoon for roll call and clues. The group practiced knots for the sports and outdoors badge. Angel patrol to select a crest. Pixie patrol to host a foreign speaker on Thinking Day. February 22 meeting closed with friendship circle, song, taps, and refreshments. Leaders Mrs Fay Edwards and Mrs Everett Carter.
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Angel Patrol
Pixie Patrol
Fay Edwards
Everett Carter
First Ocean Wireless Message Sent Morse Dots
The first wireless message across the ocean reportedly used Morse code dots for Ss in a historic transmission.
Scrap-Saver Hats and Mittens Pattern Ad from The Chanute Tribune
An old newspaper advertisement promotes Scrap-Saver patterns by Alice Brooks offering a mitten pattern 7120 for children ages 4 to 10. It invites readers to mail 35 cents plus 5 cents for first class and includes mailing and address details. The ad touts 200 designs in a 1962 Needlecrest Catalog and encourages sending 5 cents for that catalog. It ends with a line urging readers to read the advertisements.
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Old Chelsea Station
New York
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Needlecrest
Thayer Club Hosts New Year Fiber Facts Meeting
Thayer Country Cousins Home Demonstration Unit met with Mrs. James John and presiding officer Mrs. Dale Stafford. Roll call cited a New Year resolution. Shelby Wells led fiber facts lesson. gifts awarded to Mrs. Stafford and Mrs. Junior Raida. Next meet set with Mrs. John Thornton Feb 13. Also, Mrs. Lowell Harp received a layette shower hosted by Mrs. Delbert Jeans and Mrs. James John with prizes and refreshments.
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Lowell Harp l
Delbert Jeans
James John
Jeans
Harp
Jolly Jayhawkers 4-H Club Meeting Highlights
The Jolly Jayhawkers 4-H club met January 8 at Kimball school house with 29 members six leaders and nine visitors. John Gorton Chanute presented a film on Hereford raising. demonstrations on rope halter by Charles Reed and talks by Janis Shireman Laura Mundell Julia Taylor Joe Lou and Ronnie Smith. The Blue Seal award for 1961 club work was presented along with pins for leaders and past year’s work. Folk games and practice occurred January 15 with 15 members attending. next practice set for January 20 at 1 30 p.m.
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Kimball School House
Hereford
John Gorton
Chanute
Janis Shireman
Laura Mundell
Julia Taylor
Joe Lou
Ronnie Smith
Charles Reed
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