Livestock Prices Mixed At Kansas City Market Report
Kansas City AP reports cattle 2 500 head calves 100 steers and heifers steady to 50 lower cows and calves steady. Choice slaughter steers 22.25 23.25 good and choice 21.00 22.25, choice heifers 20.50 22.50, good and choice 19.50 20.50, feeder steers 21.75. Hogs 2 800 head fairly active bar rows and gilts steady sow sown uneven steady to 50 lower. Bar rows and gilts 1 3 190 240 Ib 17.50 18.00 1 3 240 330 Ib 15.50 17.50 sows 1 3 275 600 Ib 12.50 15.00. Sheep 1 500 head lambs steady to 50 lower ewes and feeders steady. Choice and prime spring lambs 23.25 50 good and choice 21.50 23.00 call to good enes 4.00 6.60 good and choice feeders 16.00 18.00. Produce unchanged.
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Kansas City
Enes
Parsons
U. S
U.S
Livestock Prices Reported for Parson and U S Markets
The market summary lists cattle, hogs, sheep, and related stock values. Prices cover multiple grades and weights for hogs including U S No 1 and 2, sows, and boars. cattle ranges include grain fed steers and heifers, stockers and feeders, calves by weight and quality. cows, bulls, and sheep with breeding and market specs. Notable figures include steers 600-700 lbs at 20.50 to 22.00, veal calves 21.00 to 25.00, hogs 17.00 to 17.25 for Parson grades, and lambs up to 22.00 for 90-110 lb range.
Chicago egg and poultry prices steady and mixed
AP reports Chicago market prices for eggs show whites at 70 percent or better grade A, with 30 mixed and 30 mediums, standards 27, dir ties 24 percent, checks 23. Live poultry prices are unchanged with roasters 23 to 26 cents, special fed White Rock fryers 182 to 20, heavy type hens 17 to 18, young hen turkeys 23.
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Chicago
Wheat and grain prices in Kansas City report AP
Wheat traded at 298 cars with mixed listings for No 2 and No 3 grades, corn at 6 cars with No 2 white and mixed varieties, oats and rye priced with wide ranges, mile maize around 2.05 to 2.18, soybeans at 2.43 to 2.51, bran 35.00 to 35.75, shorts 37.00 to 37.75. The report lists ongoing price quotes across multiple grain categories and grades.
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Kansas City
Fourth of July Visits Across States Noted
Pvt Royce Saubers of Ft Benning Ga spent the holiday with his parents Mr and Mrs J C Saubers in Buffalo. They met him in Jefferson City Mo Friday morning and Loren Steinforth of Yates Center drove him back Sunday. Also visiting were Kenneth J Meeker and his wife from Grand Rapids Mich who will leave for home after visiting his parents at 1417 S Highland. Other relatives from Wewoka Oklahoma and Cameron Missouri were present as well.
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Pvt
Royce Saubers
Ft. Benning
J. C. Saubers
Buffalo
Kenneth J. Meeker
Grand Rapids, Mich
Francis Meeker
S. Highland
Birth of Jeffrey John Korphage in Fresno California
Mr and Mrs John Korphage of Fresno California announce the birth of an eight pound son this morning named Jeffrey John Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs B H Korphage of 643 S Ashby The notice lists family details and the newborns name and weight.
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John Korphage
Fresno
Calif
Jeffrey John
B. H. Korphage
S. Ashby
Local visitor returns home from Illinois trip
Craig Cauble of Moline Illinois has left his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Cauble at 3222 S. Santa Fe and his grandmother Mrs. Lawrence White at 815 N. Forest after visiting for several weeks.
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Craig Cauble
Moline
Ill
G. E. Cauble
S. Santa Fe
Lawrence White
N. Forest
Casey Couple Visit Parents in Local Home
Murray Joseph Casey a lieutenant commander in the United States Public Health Service and his wife visit his parents at 910 8 Central. Dr Casey, formerly on the staff of the Boston USPHS Hospital, has been assigned as assistant to the chief of the Infectious Disease Laboratory at NIH Bethesda Maryland where he will conduct virus etiology cancer research.
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Murray Joseph Casey
United States Public Health Service
M. J. Casey
Dr. Casey
Boston Usphs
Infectious Disease Laboratory
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Mr and Mrs Frank W Mc Beth Return From Vacation
Mr and Mrs Frank W Mc Beth of 231 S Wilson have returned from a three week vacation. They visited Mr and Mrs Bryon Allison in Hutchinson and other relatives during their trip.
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Frank W. McBeth
S. Wilson
Bryon Allison
Hutchinson
Deaths and Funerals in Chanute Area
Obituaries list Ellen Marie Keenan 48 of Route 3 dying after a three year illness, with services at St. Patrick’s and burial in the church cemetery. Mary Martha Seitz 57 of Fairbanks Alaska died unexpectedly, with funeral in Fairbanks. Floyd M. Everly former Chanute resident died in Fort Worth. Andrew J. Willoughby funeral set for Wednesday. Cecile May McGuffey 55 killed in a car crash near Chanute, service at Johnson Mortuary, burial in Memorial Park. details include births, marriages, survivors, and funeral arrangements.
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S. Lafayette
Billie Keenan
Overland Park
L. B
Pat) Cook
Kansas City
John
Judy) Hardie
Bill
Donna) de- Noon
Clathe
Sheryl
Denise
James
Kevin
R. E. Friederich
Raymond
Dale Friederich
Chanute
Aloysious
Wichita
Clifford McDonald
Fort Scott
Mitchell
Brigman
Elvin Butts
Humboldt
Richard Rodgers
Russellville
Johnson Mortuary
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Floyd M. Everly
Fort Worth
Tex
Plyle
Cecile May) McGuffey
Gene Taylor
Memorial Park Cemetery
McGuffey
Wakefield
Plyle McGuffey
Erie
Big Creek Methodist Church
WSCS
Gale Wayne McGuffey
San Diego
Local families travel for funeral and visits this weekend
Mr and Mrs J Q Green of 1605 S Evergreen attended their cousin Dr Tony G Dillon's funeral in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs C Francis Jackson of 116 N Plummer spent the weekend in Columbia Mo with their daughter and her family Ralph Lee Buddy Joe LuAnn and Brenda Lee, an employee of Continental Baking, was transferred from Humboldt to Columbia and promoted to depot supervisor.
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J. Q. Green
S. Evergreen
Kansas City
Tony G. Dillon
C. Francis Jackson
N. Plummer
Columbia, Mo
Ralph Lee
Buddy
Joe
LuAnn
Brenda
Lee
Continental Baking Company
Humboldt
Columbia
Police arrest Lloyd Brown on intoxication charges
Police arrested Lloyd Brown of 1824 S Central at 16 25 yesterday on charges of intoxication. He was released later on a 15 bond.
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Lloyd Brown
S. Central
Bicycle Left In Yard Reported By Owner Ray Plummer
Ray Plummer of 218 S Allen reported a black bicycle left in his back yard he says. The bike has no fenders and is currently at the police station for identification.
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Ray Plummer
S. Allen
Break-in at ice plant reported by employee
Ken McCoy, an ice plant employee, reported a break-in that occurred after midnight. Entry was gained by breaking a window in the door, and $1.20 was taken from the cash register. The hoses at the plant were turned on and left running.
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Ken McCoy
McCoy
Memorial service for Mrs John Borgen in Zion Lutheran Church
Memorial service for Mrs. John Borgen was held Monday afternoon at Zion Lutheran Church with Rev Rudolph Gehle officiating. Mrs Harold Watts and Mrs W T Ni ermier sang The Lord is My Shepherd and Abide With Me. Bearers were Dinty Wyatt Ralph Skaggs Kenneth Mitchell Phil Cooper Wilbur Allison and Bill Bodley. Burial was in Memorial Park Cemetery under Johnson Mortuary direction.
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Dinty Wyatt
Ralph Skaggs
Kenneth Mitchell
Phil Cooper
Wilbur Allison
Bill Bodley
Memorial Park Cemetery
Johnson Mortuary
Funeral service for Snow Carr held at Johnson Mortuary
Funeral services for Snow Ray Carr were conducted Monday afternoon at three o'clock at Johnson Mortuary. Dr. Duff Wagoner led the ceremony with Mrs. D. A. Finney and Mrs. Hazel Slane singing In The Garden and The Old Rugged Cross. Active pallbearers included Elmer Burnett Melvern Sam Williamson Ellis Cutter Fred Beaty Roy Emminger and Jim Mackey. Burial followed at Memorial Park Cemetery.
Wunsch Promises Education Support If Elected Governor
State Sen. Paul R. Wunsch, seeking the Republican nomination, told a Wichita crowd that Kansas must uphold its tradition of full higher education support and build on it as enrollments grow. He urged shifting local school funding from property taxes to indirect state sources, backing a foundation program financing about 40 percent of local costs from the state. He cited rivals proposing no new taxes, opposing tax hikes, or a gross earnings tax as possible revenues.
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Wunsch
Kansas
Wichita
School Foundation
Doctor's Five Day Study Session Ends at St Luke's
Dr. Donald Ray returns home after a five day extra study session in the Department of Pathology at St. Luke's Hospital Kansas City highlighting persistent medical training and hospital affiliation.
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Donald Ray
Department of Pathology
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
Wunsch announces area county chairmen for campaign
The headquarters of State Senator Paul R. Wunsch, candidate for the Republican nomination for governor, announced the appointment of county chairmen in the area. Walter Lesline of Yates Center Woodson County, Cole Leverenz of Chanute, Milford Hall of Erie Neosho County, Howard Sell of Fredonia, and Dr. Charles Koger of Neodesha Wilson County will serve in his state campaign organization.
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Paul R. Wunsch
Walter Lesline
Yates Center
Woodson County
Cole Leverenz
Chanute
Milford Hall
Erie
Neosho County
Howard Sell
Fredonia
Charles Koger
Neodesha
Wilson County
Mrs Avery Honored at Tioga Hotel Coffee
Mrs Bill Avery wife of the governor candidate and her daughter Barbara were honored with a coffee in the Pine Room at the Tioga Hotel Monday afternoon from 2 30 to 3 45. More than 50 people attended. Mrs Edna Peterson and Mrs Lou Darlington supervised decorations and serving. Mrs Avery had a similar event in Humboldt Monday morning and would attend a Fort Scott meeting Monday evening.
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Bill Avery
Barbara
Tioga Hotel
Avery
Edna Peterson
Lou Darlington
Humboldt
Fort Scott
Food Race rises to priority in Avery plan
LAWRENCE AP The Population boom may eclipse the space race as a national priority, Rep William H Avery said while outlining a three point economic development program for Kansas. He urged tax relief better promotion of Kansas resources and more research especially on agricultural products and by products. Avery spoke in Mission Kansas and noted civil rights and Medicare will dominate the national party conventions. He supported the civil rights bill saying it dominates politics though a Texas labor case could aid Negro economic status.
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Kansas
Avery
Mission
Mission Optimist Club Monday
National Labor Relations Board
Texas
Wage War On Taxes Boyd Says
McDill Boyd Republican candidate for governor declares a tax war and says no tax increases are needed for existing services. He cites a potential $5 million cash fund improvement by year end 1965 and outlines 12 points for reducing property taxes while boosting state economy and education.
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Boyd
Wichita
Phillipsburg
Phone contact update for Tribune subscribers
Instruction directs readers who cannot reach their Tribune by phone to contact their carrier and, if unavailable, call HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. The note focuses on alternate dialing guidance and a specific after hours number.
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Tribune
Daily Transcript Hospital Admissions and Public Safety Digest
Neosho memorial hospital admissions and dismissals listed for Monday include Mrs. Danny Brown at 105 N Highland medical and several others from Humboldt Bryant Rest Home and Arkansas City for medical and surgical care. Fire runs report service station gas in sewer pit and trash calls at Gretchen addresses while Police Court Action Jim Swiler is fined for disorderly conduct and intoxication.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Danny Brown
N. Highland
Clarence Williams
W. Ash
Pearl Peck
Humboldt
Hazel McFarland
N. Forest
Chloe Kelley
Bryant Rest Home
Jack Turner
W. Elm
Raul Garcia
S. Forest
Emmett Campbell
W. Main
Eugene Reinhardt
S. Malcolm
Robert Lewis
Arkansas City
Gregory Kelly
Frank Hotchkiss
S. Plummer
Robert Reynold
N. Lincoln
Gretchen
Jim $Wiler
Wall Street gains lift market as steel shares rise
Wall Street in New York closed strong with steel stocks leading the late rally. Total volume reached about 5.4 million shares, above Monday’s 5.07 million, as corporate bonds advanced and government issues stayed mostly steady.
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New York
Ap) — Steels
Boyd outlines 12 policy points for campaign push
In a summary of his remarks, Boyd presents proposals to expand the work camp program to reduce prison crowding, cut paperwork on government forms, extend federal tax benefits to state returns, and favor local-level governance. He intends to elaborate during the political season.
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Boyd
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