Hog Prices Dip and Livestock Market Report
Kansas City AP notes hog prices down 25 to 50 cents for under 250 pound barrows and gilts. over 250 pounds steady to 25 lower. Sows mostly steady with some 25 lower. Lambs and sheep steady with light gains for some slaughter lambs. Cattle and calves show declines for slaughter steers and heifers, steady cows, calves steady, feeders mixed. prime slaughter values listed for steers and heifers. calves and cows priced within ranges.
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Kansas City
Market cattle and hogs steady with varied grades listed
US pork loins and hogs priced by grade weights from 180 to 270 pounds with No 1 to 3 scales. Cattle quotes show steers, heifers, calves, and stockers by weight and quality. Veals, cows, bulls, and sheep also priced, reflecting steady market at midday in New York with Wall Street notes.
Kansas City Eggs and Poultry Prices Snapshot
AP reports current Kansas City market quotes for consumer eggs by size and grade, wholesale egg grades, poultry weights and prices for heavy and light hens, capons, and young ducks, plus farm and plant live fryers trends, and butter grades with per pound pricing.
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Missouri
Arkansas
Chicago Produce Poultry Prices Steady in Market Report
Chicago buyers see live poultry unchanged to percent higher with roasters 21 to 24 cents a pound and special fed white rock fryers 19 to 20 cents. Prices reflect a steady market with limited movement amid regional demand.
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Mrs. Phillips Improves as She Traveled to Ft Worth
Mrs. Marvin Phillips of 417 West Fifth accompanied Dean Skinner and Jim Rogers to Ft Worth on Thursday night to fetch her mother Mrs. C H Neal. Neal, formerly of Chanute, is now residing at the Autry Nursing Home. The journey was by ambulance.
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Dean Skinner
Jim Rogers
Ft. Worth
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Chanute
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Vernon Purdy
S. Highland
Sharon
Louise
Cleo Purdy
Earlton
Roy Hawes
E. Main
Johnson Mortuary
Virgil Collins
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Reba Gillihan
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Linda Halley
Patricia Welch
Lola Welch
Elmwood Cemetery
Grant Wilson Admitted for Observation at Santa Fe Hospital
Grant Wilson of 806 S Forest was admitted to Santa Fe Hospital in Topeka yesterday for observation. Mrs. Wilson accompanied him to Topeka.
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Grant Wilson
S. Forest
Santa Fe Hospital
Topeka
Grain futures ease in quiet Chicago Board opening
Chicago grain futures softened modestly as the market opened. Wheat slipped to $2.22 for March, soybeans rose to $2.77 76 for January, corn edged down to $1.20 2 for March, and oats held around 72 cents for March with minor declines across the board.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Tribune Contact Phone Guidance
If you cannot reach your Tribune contact, contact your carrier. If he cannot be reached, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m.
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Tribune
Guilty Plea in British Mail Train Robbery Case
In England one of twenty accused pleaded guilty at the start of the trial for the Glasgow to London mail train raid near Aylesbury on August 8. Roger J. Cordrey, 42, admitted conspiring to stop a mail train and receiving shares of the loot. Authorities have recovered about 12 percent of the $7.28 million haul, with ring leaders still at large.
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Aylesbury
England
Roger J. Cordrey
London
Scotland Yard
Supreme Court refuses to hear Odom death-penalty appeal
Washington AP The Supreme Court declined to review the murder case of Charles Harvey Odom who faces execution in Missouri for raping a 13 year old girl near Joplin. Convicted November 11, 1961, upheld by the Missouri Supreme Court July 8, 1963, his appeal claimed pretrial prejudice and lack of insanity evaluation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Charles Harvey Odom
Missouri
Odom
Joplin
Missouri Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Docking Lays Gravely In Kansas City
Former Gov. George Docking, director of the Export-Import Bank, lies in critical condition at Bethany Hospital after abdominal surgery on Jan. 11. A lung congestion developed this morning. his breathing had been limited by emphysema for years. His son Richard and wife Virginia are at the hospital. son Robert is en route by private plane. recovery had been expected for Feb. 3 return to Washington.
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Export-Import Bank
Bethany Hospital
Docking
Richard Docking
Virginia Docking
Robert Docking
Arkansas City
Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying
A consumer feature outlines steps to shop with confidence, emphasizing clear labeling, price comparison, and reading terms. It highlights tips for verifying sellers, avoiding scams, and choosing products backed by warranties and safety certifications.
Oilmen Oppose Gasoline Tax Increase In Kansas Meeting
At the Kansas Oil Men's Association 49th annual meeting in Wichita reaction against a proposed 1.5 cents per gallon gasoline tax increase was strong. Rep James Roosevelt spoke to about 500 attendees and a resolution urged no new gasoline taxes until a proven need. Other actions included electing eight new directors and opposing trading stamps and a state severance tax, while urging Congress to tighten gasoline tax refund verification. The association also voiced concern over diversion of federal gasoline funds and urged a refund law amendment.
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Mitchell Ferguson
Dodge City
KOMA
Kansas
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Salina
Kenneth Edminister
James Maloney
Alfred Forsman
H. I. Gunther
Dighton
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Coffeyville
Dean Spencer
Oakley
Congress
Aid Teams Work In Quake Areas Taiwan
Nationalist Chinese and U S aid officials began rehabilitation in south Formosa after Saturday’s earthquake that killed 110 and injured 479. Seven missing presumed dead. No American casualties reported. Estimated property damage ran to millions, mainly around Taiwan’s southwest cities Chiayi and Taipei.
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Formosa
U.S
Taiwan
Chiayi
Heller Hints at Car Price Reduction
Washington AP President Johnson's chief economic adviser Walter W. Heller suggested the automobile industry earns enough to justify lowering car prices. In the CEA report he said highly productive industries can pass some financial benefits to consumers and reduce prices.
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Heller
Deaths and Funerals Chronicle Local Sorrow
Obituaries from Labette and surrounding counties note the deaths of Maggie Demps in Parsons and Adolpho Rodrigues, Chanute, with services in Parsons, Chanute, and Tulsa. Other notices include Dr. Joseph Henry Dixon Erie's Frank Bartley and R B Clark funerals with services at Johnson and Roy S. Gibson Mortuaries, Elmwood and Memorial Park cemeteries. Names, birthplaces, marriages, and service details appear for multiple families.
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Maggie Demps
Fred Demps
N. Evergreen
Labette County Medical Center
Parsons
Fred Funeral Home
Daily Transcript Neosho Hospital Admissions and Incidents
A Neosho hospital column lists admissions and dismissals for Saturday Sunday and today including Mrs Wilbur Mitchem Dr Dwight Wallingford Mrs Carl Kerwitz Mrs Jim Davis Mrs C A Clifton Henry Storck Mrs Max Alcock Clarence Henderson Charles Franklin Mrs William A Lee and others with medical and surgical entries. Police citations include Joyce Frankenberg Marion Stevens and Vernon Wible with posted bonds.
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Wilbur Mitchem
W. 4Th
Dwight Wallingford
S. Steuben
Carl Kerwitz
S. Tennessee
Elizabeth Delaplain
S. Ashby
Yolanda Gray
Humboldt
Melvin Bradfield
William A. Lee
S. Lincoln
Robert Evenson
Orville Strean
Loren Lee
S. Malcolm
Robert Carlison
W. Beech
Duard Young
Leland Lowe
S. Highland
Simon Brooks
N. Washington
Roger Dutro
S. Central
Joyce A. Frankenberg
W. Main
Marion Stevens
Vernon Wible
Wichita
Whales Do Not Spout Water From Nostrils
Scientists explain that the visible moisture from a whale’s blow is simply breath condensing in cooler air, not a fountain of water. The mist results from warm exhaled air meeting the surrounding chill, forming a visible plume.
Surgery Chairman Named at Missouri Medical School
Columbia Missouri AP Dr Marion S DeWeese associate professor of surgery at the University of Michigan since 1946 has been appointed chairman of surgery at the University of Missouri Medical School announced Sunday by Dr Imer Ellis president.
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Columbia, Mo
Marion S. DeWeese
University of Michigan
University of Missouri Medical School
Imer Ellis
Antarctica Glaciers Move Rapidly Hindering Landings
Antarctica's glaciers typically advance about 600 yards each year and the ice surface is so rugged with ridges crevasses and snow bridges that helicopters cannot land there.
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