Sheep Prices Up Amid Mixed Commodity Market
Kansas City AP reports cattle at 2 500 calves down 50 steers uneven 25 lower Heifers steady cows and feeders steady steer prices range from 24 65 to 25 85 and best high choice 25 85 Good and choice 24 50 25 00 Heifers 24 00 to 24 50 Good and low choice 22 00 to 24 00 Cows 16 00 to 17 75 feeders 25 75 to 27 75 Good and low choice 23 75 to 26 00 Hogs 3 500 barrows and gilts 25 75 lower sows steady to 25 lower Barrows and gilts 190 250 lb 24 75 25 25 Sows 300 400 lb 19 50 21 25 400 500 lb 18 00 19 75 Sheep 1 000 steady to 25 higher shorn ewes steady spring lambs 23 00 75 shorn ewes utility to good 6 00 Higher close oats July futures range with mixed advances and declines soybeans down and up in nearby quotes.
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Kansas City
Parsons Livestock Market Prices Summary
Livestock prices include hogs with U S1 and 2 grades at 200-270 pounds ranging from 23.50 to 25.25 per cwt and sows 300 pounds down at 19.00 to 20.00. Cattle show grain fed steers and heifers at 21.50 to 24.50 for U S choice, calves and stockers 20.00 to 28.50, and heifers 22.00 to 25.00. Veals 16.00 to 27.00, cows 11.00 to 18.50, bulls 18.00 to 25.00. Sheep include lambs to 21.90, feeder lambs 17.00 to 20.00, ewes 4.00 to 12.00.
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Parsons
U.S
Wall Street rises on solid volume with blue chip strength
In New York the stock market advanced as demand for blue chips grew strong and trading volume reached about 6.5 million shares, up from Tuesday’s 4.52 million. High quality issues led gains across autos, steels, chemicals, oils and nonferrous metals.
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New York
Chicago Produce Market Report Noted Price Increases
Chicago AP notes butter prices higher with scores AA to B. 93 score AA 69'2, 92 A 69, 90 B 384, 89 C 67. Cars 90 B 69, 89 C 38. Eggs show steady unchanged.
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Chicago
Wheat and grain bids from Kansas City market notes
AP report lists grain quotes with wheat at 1.89 to 2.08 for No 2 hard and dark, corn at 1.33 to 1.40 for No 2 white, oats 75 to 77 cents for No 2 white, rye 1.14 to 1.19, barley 1.05 to 1.10, soybeans around 3.62 to 3.74, and sacked bran and shorts bids near 40.50 to 41.25 and 46.50 to 47.25 respectively.
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Kansas City
Shorts
Chicago Grain Prices on Wheat Corn and Soybeans
Wheat No 2 hard 1.89n No 2 red 1.85n Corn No 2 yellow 1.39 2 oats No 2 heavy white 79 4n Soybeans No 1 yellow 3.76 4n Soybean oil 11.85n Wheat was l'slls conn.
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Chicago
KU Medical Center gets $118 649 grant for research
Public Health Service approves a 118 649 grant to the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas for research. Senator Frank Carlson Republican of Kansas announced the grant today.
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Washington
Public Health Service
University of
Two Youths Returned From Reformatory
Two youths sent to the state reformatory at Hutchinson from Neosho county under the juvenile code that became law. One was discharged there yesterday and returned to Erie. The Kansas Supreme Court ruled reformatories cannot be used for juveniles. Six such sentences have been made in the state since the code took effect. The Neosho county case involved a February break in and theft at Erie. They are held at the county jail awaiting reappearance before Probate Judge Alberta Gough for sentence modification.
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Hutchinson
Neosho County
Erie
Kansas Supreme Court
George Neely
Alberta Gough
Albert Gustin Jr dies at Kansas City at 62
Albert L. Gustin Jr former chairman of Gustin-Bacon Manufacturing died of a heart ailment Tuesday at St Luke's Hospital in Kansas City aged 62 He became president of the firm in 1943 and it joined Certain-Teed Products as a division in 1945 Gustin donated 75000 for an 18 hole golf course named for him at the University of Missouri in 1957 He received the MU Alumni Association annual distinguished service award in 1959 Survivors include his widow a son and a daughter.
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Kansas City
Albert L. Gustin Jr
Gustin-Bacon Manufacturing Co
St. Luke’s Hospital
Gustin
Certain-Teed Products Corp
University of Missouri
Columbia
MU Alumni Association
Some Funds For State Hospitals
Kenneth G. Keller says federal Medicare funds will mainly cover physicians services at state hospitals in Topeka Osawatomie Larned Norton Chanute and some at Winfield. Payments go to the state since doctors are state employees and hospitalization coverage will be negligible. Claims will be quarterly and results won't be clear for over two months.
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Topeka
Osawatomie
Larned, Norton
Chanute
Winfield
Keller
Topeka faces surplus mobile homes after tornado
After the June 8 tornado 558 families registered for temporary housing. screened to 301 and 250 trailers likely to be used. City officials and the U S Engineers note large surplus as sites at the municipal airport Chandler Field and Kansas Neurological Institute cost tens of thousands of dollars. Mayor Charles Wright urges displaced residents to consider trailers or public housing options.
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Topeka
Charles Wright
Wright
U. S
Municipal
Chandler Field
Kansas Neurological Institute
Deaths and Funerals in Nampa Idaho and Killion Service
Earnest Everett Hart 55 of Nampa Idaho died Tuesday from acute leukemia after hospital admission Sunday. Funeral at 11 a.m. Saturday at Alsip Chapel Nampa Idaho. Lois Belle Killion funeral held at Gibson Koch Chapel with burial at Elmwood Cemetery officiated by Dr Duff Wagoner. The service included songs The Old Rugged Cross and Jesus Savior Pilot Me with flowers by Hel Loy and Mrs George Crockatt and bearers Bruce Burris Homer LaForge O H Bates Dean Geeding John Hargrave Harry Anderson.
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Earnest Everett Hart
Nampa
Idaho
Hart
Alva Hart
N. Grant
Everett Wiles
Alsip Chapel
Killion
Lois Belle Killion
Gibson-Koch
Duff D. Wagoner
Elmwood Cemetery
D. A. Finney
Dave Petterson
Jesus, Savior
Hel Loy
George Crockatt
Bruce Burris
Homer LaForge
0. H. Bates
Dean Geeding
John Hargrave
Harry Anderson
Admissions and dismissals list at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily hospital notices show admissions on Tuesday including Mrs. Donald Richardson and Albert Ryder with medical cases, plus Mrs. Everett Pearson undergoing surgery. Dismissals and today’s admissions follow with names and addresses, then police court actions and patrol citations for speeding and driving offenses, recent moves, and building permit notices.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Donald Richardson
E. Walnut
Albert Ryder
E. Chestnut
Alice Johnson
N. Lafayette
Scott Morris
W. 4Th
Everett Pearson
S. Kansas
John Orozco
W. Garfield
Brenda Brinkmeyer
Humboldt
Fred Seaman
Manhattan Hotel
Elmer Thomas
Roy Grove
James Sandage
W. Beach
Hopper earns master of science in bacteriology at Kansas State
Robert James Hopper son of S L and Mrs S L Hopper 501 W 3rd completed a master of science degree in bacteriology at Kansas State University Manhattan He is a Cha nute High School and Junior College graduate now living in St Joseph Missouri employed by Philips Roxane Inc as a bacteriologist in the bio logical control of measles vaccine production Jaclyn Rush Smith Center is visiting her grandparents Herla Rush 523 S Santa Fe Mrs Wilson arrived Saturday for a three week stay N Faye Woodward Lawrence and Mrs Fred A Fetter Washington DC were guests of Ivah Deffibaugh and Vesta Eyestone 109 N Forest Miss Woodward an attorney was formerly with the Veterans Administration in Washington DC Mrs Fetter former Lolita Toothaker is a cousin of Mrs Deffibaugh and past president of the Twentieth Century Club in Washington
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Robert James Hopper
S. L. Hopper
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Chanute High School
St Joseph
Philips Roxane, Inc
N. Faye Woodward
Lawrence
Fred A. Fetter
Washington, D. C
Ivah Deffibaugh
Vesta Eyestone
N. Forest
Miss Woodward
Veterans Administration
Fetter
Lolita Toothaker
Deffibaugh
Twentieth Century Club
Washington
Hart Family Attends Funeral in Nampa Idaho
Alva C. Hart and his granddaughter Mrs. Gary Keas left for Nampa Idaho to attend the funeral of Hart son Earnest F. Hart. Police logged two bicycle thefts from Herman Honas and two minor accidents including a crash at 3rd and Highland and a Volkswagen Dodge collision. A pair of new golf shoes were reported stolen from Hank Powell’s garage in the past several days.
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Alva C. Hart
N. Grant
Gary Keas
Nampa
Idaho
Hart
Earnest F. Hart
Herman Honas
S. Central
Dwight McCreight
S. Larson
Eric Anderson
S. Highland
3Rd and
Highland
Anderson
E. C. Cathers
C. L. Isham
S. Western
Hank Powell
S. Evergreen
Edith Wilson Visitation in Richmond with relatives
Mrs Edith Wilson of Richmond California visits her sister Mrs Stanley Lundine route four, and other relatives and friends are noted as gathering.
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Edith Wilson
Richmond, Calif
Stanley Lundine
R. 4
Kansas highway funding plan covers Wyandotte to Crawford counties
The 6.2 million road program allocates miles on K32 in Wyandotte from near Bonner Strings east to 88th Street and 8.5 miles of US 73 south from Lansing plus 2.3 miles near Forbes AFB and 5 miles on US 69 in Johnson County. It lists area projects in Neosho, Allen, Crawford, and Greenwood counties with figures for reconstruction, surfacing, grading, and guard fencing.
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Wyandotte County
Bonner Strings
88Th Street
Lansing
Forbes Air Force Base
Johnson County
Allen
Moran
LaHarpe
Elsmore
Crawford
Neosho
Crawford County
Pittsburg
Crawford County State Lake
Greenwood
Toronto
Saturday Guests At Ramsey Home
Saturday guests of Mrs. E. J. Ramsey were Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Parsons and Cathy from Shawnee Oklahoma, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ramsey Jr. from Centralia Missouri, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gamble with Beth and Jeff from Wichita, and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Greve with Glen Dean from Humboldt.
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E. J. Ramsey
S. Plummer
Hershel Parsons
Cathy
Shawnee
Okla
Ed Ramsey Jr
Centralia
Glen Gamble
Beth
Jeff
Wichita
Merle Greve
Glen Dean
Humboldt
Lt. Richard W. Lind Jr. Hospitalized in Denver
Lt. Richard W. Lind Jr. has been in Fitzsimons Army Hospital in Denver for two weeks after initial hospitalization at Fort Riley during National Guard summer camp. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Lind Sr. of 222 East Ninth Street. his home is in Kansas City.
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Richard W. Lind Jr
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Denver
Ft. Riley
National Guard
Lind
Richard W. Lind Sr
Kansas City
Chaneys Visit Chanute Relatives Plans July 15 Return
Mr and Mrs Harlin Chaney Judy David Don and Pam of Dallas Oregon arrived Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs L W Chaney and family in Chanute They are visiting relatives in Missouri and will return Saturday They plan to stay in Chanute until July 15.
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Harlin Chaney
Judy
David
Don
Pam
Dallas
Ore
L. W. Chaney
Missouri
Chanute
Blunk Family Holiday Visit At Pittsburg Home
Mr and Mrs Robert Blunk and family of Pittsburg were holiday guests of his parents Mr and Mrs R O Blunk at 320 North Evergreen.
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Robert Blunk
Pittsburg
R. O. Blunk
N. Evergreen
Chanute Tribune Local Rates and Staff Listings
The Chanute Tribune lists its staff including Dwight McCreight publisher and John Hovorka news editor. It outlines subscription rates for in town and mail readers, with yearly, six month, and quarterly options, plus carrier and post office box pricing.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kansas
S. Highland
Dwight McCreight
Dwight Wallingford
John Hovorka
Fay D. Clopine
Ben Nicholas
Dorsey Osborn
Fma
Neosho
Allen
Wilson
Woodson
Palm Springs Registers 117 Degree Heat as Nation’s Hottest
The 117 degree reading in Palm Springs, California topped the national heat list on Tuesday while Reno Nevada reported an overnight low of 40 degrees.
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New York
Palm Springs
Calif
Reno
Nev
Schwalenberg Named Columbia Offensive Backfield Coach
Robert E Schwalenberg former Lafayette offensive coach will lead Columbia s offensive backfield next fall as part of a new coaching staff arrangement at the university.
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Robert E. Schwalenberg
Lafayette
Columbia
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