Livestock and Grain Quotes From Kansas City Market
AP reports livestock bids with cattle and calves absent for testing. Hogs at 1,000 head up 25-50 for barrows and gilts while sows weaken 25. Wheat bids rise to 1.66-1.80 for No 2 hard and dark hard, corn mixed around 1.30-1.42 for No 2 white, and oats near unchanged. Soybeans 2.77-2.86, bran and shorts priced around 49.25-50.25, with millet and rye values noted.
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Kansas City
New York
Admiral Allied
Allis
Sphsa
Garden City
Fort Leavenworth
Curtiss Wr
Lawrence
Kan
Ter
University of Kansas
Con- Salina
Topeka
Wichita
Firestone
Chanute Tribune
Ford Mot
Eldon Penner Gamble
Gen Dynam
Ole
Chanute
Kanse
Higmend
Elec
Sinclair
Dwight Wallingford
Joan Haworke
Goodyear
Hallibur
Sperry
Ben Nicholas
R. Fireman
Pirwewee
Std Oil
Ditseyn
Bill Carl
Std Oil Ind
Neeene
Neosne
Maul Allen
Wilson
Woodson
Clarence Snart
Texaco Sete
Uway
Nat Biscoe
Dick Purdy
Ny Central
Kang& E
Kan P&l
Nor N Gas
Glen Bacus
Mell Heiders
Oklag&eeee
Marq Cem
Howard Jester
Martin Meee
Okla N Gas
Payapie
Esvante
McCrory R
Peach Coal
Arland Hicks Mercant
Penney, JC
Audit Bureau
Sa Aeeties Highway
Middle St
Pa RR
Associated Press
Excius
Arland Hicks Minn
AP News
Ethel Reno Mont Ward
Tidewat Oil
Facine
Morrell
Trans Air
Pansy Sale
RCA Teen
V. Crissman
Jos
J. V. Heenan
Sears Roeb
Rhodes Ee
Co. V. Crissman
Pauley
Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions Thursday
Hospital admissions list includes Albert Harms Thayer Elbert Blakely at 509 W. 6th Roger Stowe Humbol d Patricia Carlburg 1018 N Steuben William Strean R 2 Mrs Robert Montgomery 1313 W 4th Beatrice Maloney 302 N Western Mrs Oradell Carpenter 811 S Central Pablo De La Torre 1118 S Steuben Mrs Ernest Peck Eric. Birth of a girl to Mr and Mrs Anthony Kasel Erie. Dismissal: Mrs Andrew Van Wickle 117 S Kansas. Admissions today Jim Arnnet 601 N Western surgery William W Boyd Humboldt. Fire run 9 4 a m. Traffic citation Dixie Jones Lafayette Illegal parking $5 bond.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Albert H. Harms
Thayer
Elbert B. Blakely
W. 6Th
Roger Stowe
Humboldt
Patricia Carlburg
N. Steuben
William Strean
Robert Montgomery
W. 4Th
Beatrice Maloney
N. Western
Oradell Carpenter
S. Central
Pablo de LaTorre
S. Steuben
Ernest Peck
Eric
Anthony Kasel
Erie
Andrew van Wickle
S. Kansas
Jim L. Arnett
William W. Boyd
Chamber education committee to meet at 3 p.m.
A Chamber of Commerce education committee meeting is set for 3 p.m. today in chamber offices to discuss vocational training. Visiting in Eagle Point are Louise Martin and Fred with Christina Ehmke at Westview Nursing Home and Leonard Ehmke and family from R. 3.
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Chamber of Commerce Education Committee
Jack Groves
Louise Martin
Fred
Eagle Point
Ore
Christina Ehmke
Westview Nursing Home
Leonard Ehmke
Wall Street Dips Then Steady Amid Mixed Trading
Stocks were irregularly lower in active New York trading with about 9 million shares changing hands. Prices firmed after early losses as trading eased in low price issues. bond prices stayed mostly unchanged in light activity.
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New York
State Weather Kansas City Report
Kansas City AP weather summary shows 24 hour period ending 6 a m with high and low temperatures and precipitation figures. Six circulations noted in the report.
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Kansas City
Cold Hits Southwest as Storm Delivers Heavy Snow
A fresh southward moving storm brings near zero temperatures and heavy snow to the Southwest, with Texas and Oklahoma seeing significant snow depths and warnings in New Mexico and Kansas. Amarillo and Childress report five inches with ongoing snowfall, while Dalhart records six below and roads remain hazardous.
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Rockies
North Central
Midwest
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Kansas
Amarillo
Childress
Tex
Dalhart
Dumas
Texas Panhandle
Red Owl Foodtown merger OK in Pittsburg
The Foodtown Super Markets stockholders approved merging Foodtown with Red Owl Stores of Minneapolis. The deal trades Foodtown stock at 1.1 Red Owl shares, effective about March 1. Foodtown will operate as a Red Owl subsidiary with current staff retained. Estimated 1965 sales around 21 million. A new Harrisonville Missouri unit opened this year.
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Red Owl Stores, Inc
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Foodtown Super Markets, Inc
Pittsburg
H. W. Doty
Foodtown Common
Red Owl
New York Stock Exchange
Foodtown
Doty
Harrisonville
Neosho Valley Cooperative to Hold Meeting Tomorrow
The 27th annual meeting of the Neosho Valley Cooperative Creamery Assn will be held tomorrow at 11:30 a.m. in the high school auditorium. Directors to be elected for northwest southwest and southeast districts include Gordon Wiltse Dale Howard and Clarence Westhoff. Lunch will be served at noon.
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Erie
Neosho Valley Cooperative Creamery Assn
Association
Gordon Wiltse
Dale Howard
Clarence Westhoff
Deaths and Funerals A Potts of Humboldt
Albert S. Potts 71 of Humboldt died Thursday at Anderson County Hospital Garnett after a short illness. Born April 21 1894 at Hartford he lived in Humboldt for years. Retired Katy Railroad employee he belonged to St. Josephs Catholic Church Knights of Columbus American Legion and the VFW. Survived by his widow three daughters and one son a sister and a brother seven grandchildren. Funeral at St. Josephs Saturday at 3 pm with burial in St. Josephs Cemetery Humboldt. Rosary at Price Funeral Home Friday at 7:30 pm.
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Humboldt
Anderson County Hospital
Garnett
Hartford
Katy Railroad
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
American Legion
VFW
Frances Kaufman
Mary Hack
Chickasha
Ala
Barbara Masters
Cecilia Ricke
Grand Junction
Colo
Charles £. Potts
Shaw Air Force Base
Sumter
S. C
Harry Redicker
Hope
Roy Potts
Abilene
Parole Violation Charged of Drumn
James L. Drumn, 37, of 1810 Ashby, was arrested on a parole violation. He had been paroled January 5 from a 30 day police court sentence for driving while intoxicated and destroying city property after a New Year’s Day collision at 14th and Highland that damaged a city utility pole. He will serve the original 30 days in county jail.
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James L. Drumn
Ashby
Drumn
Highland New Year's Day
Druma
Motorist Hosts Fugitive Guestshadowed as Fifth-Wanted
Dean Ramsey, a London Kentucky restaurateur, invited a gasless man to a free meal at his restaurant. The man left, later appearing on TV as Conrad Combs, a Kentucky's fifth most wanted fugitive wanted for shooting and wounding with intent to kill. Ramsey alerted state police upon recognizing the fugitive.
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London
Dean Ramsey
Ramsey
Kentucky
Conrad Combs
Kansas sets February crude allowable at 310000 bpd
The Kansas Corporation Commission ordered the February crude oil allowable to stay at 310000 barrels per day. Purchaser bids rose slightly as the commission reviewed next month’s market demand, with Conservation Division Administrator John P. Roberts recommending 310000 barrels daily and noting bids at 289600 bpd, up 607 from January.
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Wichita
Kansas Corporation Commission
Commission
Conservation Division
John P. Roberts
Kansas
Barbirolli to Conduct Regional Orchestra in Kansas
Sir John Barbirolli will conduct the University of Kansas regional string orchestra on February 12. High school musicians from seven states were invited to participate, with 140 from Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Iowa, and Nebraska. Barbirolli was musical director of the New York Philharmonic and knighted in 1949 for rebuilding the Halle Orchestra.
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Lawrence
Kan
Sir John Barbirolli
Houston
Tex
University of
To Build Up Marine Corps To New Strength
Washington AP reports the Defense Secretary proposes raising Marine Corps personnel by about 55,000 to 278,184 officers and men and creating a fourth division. The force would exceed peak Korea War levels, with 261,343 Marines in 1953 and more in Vietnam than Korea at its high point.
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Washington
Marine Corps
Corps
Robert S. McNamara
Viet Nam
Korea
Sumner County Plans Partial Tuition Payment to Ark City College
Sumner County will approve payment of most of its out of district tuition to Arkansas City Community Junior College next week. County Attorney Charles E Watson said seven billed students not proven as Sumner residents will be excluded totaling 1042 of 10050 dollars. He will request proof of county residency and notes two students live in Sedgwick County. Payment likely to be approved Monday.
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Wellington
Kan
Sumner County
Arkansas City Community Junior College
Charles E. Watson
Watson
Arkansas City Junior College
Sedgwick County
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Little Theater
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Kansas State College OF Pittsburg
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Robert D. Raney
Kenneth W. Raney
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