Cattle Hog and Egg Market Report from Kansas City AP
The Kansas City market shows cattle with calves steady to 25 lower and hog classes up to 25 higher. Sheep lambs fall 25-50 with ewes 6-7.50. Egg prices steady with large eggs around 34-37 and medium 29-35. Poultry and butter unchanged.
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Kansas City
U.S
Chicago
Chicago market report outlines livestock and produce prices
AP data shows butter eggs poultry cattle and sheep quotes with steady to mixed changes. Beef and veal ranges listed by weight class and grade, chickens and hogs quoted, with specific price bands for U.S. No 1 to 3 grades and feeder stock across cattle veal and sheep markets.
Grace Church Elects Officers and Approves 1963 Budget
Grace Episcopal church Sawyer Hall elected three new vestry members Sam Dixon Dean Gough and Charles Henshall and chose three delegates James Cooper Dixon and Dale Steinman plus alternates Charles Broadwell William Gray Jr and G E Bauer for the diocesan convention in Topeka in April The vestry later named Joe Balch senior warden James Blessing junior warden Bauer clerk and Gray treasurer The retiring senior warden is Steinman The 1963 budget of 28811 was approved attendance about 80
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Topeka
Grace Episcopal Church
Sawyer Hall
Boyd C. Latimer
Sam Dixon
Dean Gough
Charles Henshall
James Cooper
Dixon
Dale Steinman
Charles Broadwell
William Gray, Jr
G. E. Bauer
Joe Balch
James Blessing
Bauer
Gray
Steinman
Lawrence Legge
Miles Rickart
R. M. Vincent
Cooper
Wall Street Inches Higher in Moderate Trade
Wall Street edged up in a still active session with about 4.8 million shares traded, surpassing Monday’s volume. Major stocks posted more gains than losses while a mixed group of issues advanced. government bonds fell as corporate bonds steadied after early weakness.
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New York
U.S
Britain and Soviet sign two year cultural pact
LONDON AP Britain and the Soviet Union signed a two year agreement Monday to extend cultural relations between the two countries.
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London
Britain
Soviet Union
Braden Earns OMA Merit Ribbon for First Semester
Jack R. Braden of Elsmore authorized to wear Oklahoma Military Academy Claremore for first semester achievement. Lt Col Travis Tice, commands, announced the blue and gold ribbon as the academy’s good conduct award.
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Jack R. Braden
Charles Braden
Elsmore
Oklahoma Military Academy
Claremore
Okla
Travis Tice
OMA
Chester W. Muninger 48 Dies at Topeka Hospital
Chester W. Muninger 48 of 1205 S Garfield died Monday evening at Winter General Veterans Hospital Topeka after five days illness He was born Jan 16 1915 in Iola A DeLuxe taxi driver in Chanute He served in the navy in World War II and was a member of the American Legion and VFW He is survived by his mother a son in Fort Hood Texas and a daughter in Paramount California along with several grandchildren and siblings Funeral arrangements to be announced by Johnson Mortuary
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Chester W. Muninger
S. Garfield
Winter General Veterans Hospital
Topeka
Iola
Chanute
American Legion
VFW
Lottie Maninger
S Sgt. Chester Jr
Fort Hood
Tex
Jo Ann Turley
Paramount
Calif
Guy M. Lea
W. 7Th
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Roy S. Gibson
LaMoine Waldron
First Christian Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Lea
Mount Vernon
Haywood J
Maude Lea
Nelllie Wharton
Allen Whitmore
Jack Fanning
Los Angeles
Elmer Bryant
Humboldt
Veterans of World War I
Methodist Church
Humboldt Lions Club
American,Legion
IOOF
Cantons of Chanute
Odd Fellows
Ida
Venus Rebekah
Bullet Emerges After 72 Years in Springfield
George W. McCaulley, once eight, was shot in 1891 during a hunting accident in Fort Lauderdale. A .22 slug remained in his leg until a recent bruise caused it to surface at home. Dr. Walter C. Kotarski examined the recovered bullet and explained its long journey through the body.
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Springfield
Mass
George W. McCaulley
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
McCaulley
Walter C. Kotarski
Subversive Suspects Arrested in Hong Kong
AP reports the Hong Kong government detained 27 people on suspicion of being subversive agents bound for the Chinese mainland. The arrests include three policemen among those detained, according to local Chinese newspapers.
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Hong Kong
Red China
Speeding Citations From Fort Riley and Kansas City
Police record two speeding citations. Kenneth 8 from Fort Riley received an $1810 fine. James C. Nelley from Kansas City is named in a separate case.
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Kenneth
Fort Riley
Fine
James C. Nelley
Kansas City
Vali
Chanute student tops state homemaker contest and activities
Sonya Kay Nelson of Chanute High School led the 1963 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow state competition with the highest score on a senior girl knowledge test. Winners receive scholarships, Britannica sets, and an expense paid tour to New York City Washington DC and Williamsburg. The article also notes class tape exchanges between Chanute and Alcott school sixth graders and upcoming events including FFA district public speaking in Caney and a teachers association salary and welfare committee meeting.
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Sonya Kay Nelson
Paul Nelson
S. Lafayette
Chanute High School
New York City
Washington
D.C
Williamsburg
Betty Crocker
Miss Nelson
Marie Kyle
Alcott School
Chanute
Alcott
Myrtle Moeller
Joe Reed
Burlington
Colo
Cha‘nute
Future Farmers of America
Caney
Chanute Public Schools
Chanute Teachers Assn
Board of Education
W. H. McMurray
C. V. Crissman
Ann Harrison
Martha Hutton
Roy D. Keller
Floyd Naff
Speeding and license penalties listed for multiple drivers
A ledger of fines shows drivers from Kansas City Tulsa Coffeyville St Louis and others with speeding improper passing and no valid license. Fines range from five to twenty dollars with five dollars costs and totals align with a municipal paying fund and sewer fund balances.
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Don C. Barbee
Kansas City
James H. Harrell
Tulsa
Lerry C. Owens
Coffeyville
Hermen Jones
Jonn Gray Jr
Eam
Wayne Stati
Anute
Kansas
Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions and Dismissals List
Daily hospital notices report admissions and dismissals for Neosho Memorial Hospital. Entries include names and addresses for Monday and today covering medical and surgical cases, with a separate fire run noting damage at Arnold Summervill farm home.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Stella ‘Christmas
S. Evergreen
Paula Jean Sanders
Humboldt
Donna Enos
Eric
James Roots
S. Gretchen
Paul Parsons
W. Oak
T. F. Graham
S. Grant
DeWitt M. Hargis
Marvin Stanley
la Harpe
Frank Stich
Earlton
Gloria Erickson
S. Lafayette
Lester Waldron
S. Malcolm
Thomas E Mitchell
N. Garfield
Kenneth Ginrich
Charles E. Henshall
N. Kansas
Cruz Florez
Addie M. Margrave
N. Grant
Harry Rauhoff
S. Central
Ralph E. Rice
S. Wilson
H. Merrill Moore
N. Forest
Arnold Summervill Farm
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