Cattle and Hogs Market Report From Kansas City
Cattle 3 500 calves 100 strong to 25 higher dealers steady high choice and prime steers 25 25 to 50 choice 24 00 to 25 00 good to choice 23 75 to 24 50 high choice and prime heifers 24 50 choice 23 50 to 24 35 good and low choice 22 50 to 23 50 cows 14 25 to 15 50 good and choice vealers 22 00 to 25 00. Hogs 4 500 barrows and gilts 25 to 50 lower sows steady 1 3 190 to 950 Ib barrows and gilts 17 75 to 18 25 275 to 350 Ib sows 14 50 to 15 50. Sheep 2 500 steady choice and prime spring lambs 19 75 to 22 00 good and choice 18 75 to 20 00 good 17 00 to 19 00 Bwes 4 00 to 6 00.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
U. S
Kansas City Egg Prices Open Flat Across Markets
AP reports in Kansas City that consumer eggs, wholesale eggs, poultry and butter remain unchanged as of today. No price movements or policy changes noted, keeping market expectations steady for buyers and sellers.
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Kansas City
Duds Duffer Lost in Rough at Bonnie Brook Golf Club
A Detroit AP report notes a nude runner disturbing Bonnie Brook Golf Club duffers, seen on fairways six to eight times this year. The piece mentions a National Defense Education Act sponsored institute running June 17 to August 9 with teachers receiving stipends and supplements.
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Detroit
Bonnie Brook
Butter and eggs hold steady on price shifts
In Chicago markets, butter and eggs traded with steady prices as few changes appeared. No movement in price levels was reported, keeping expectations stable for consumers and retailers alike.
Chicago grain prices in Chicago market report
Wheat No 1 red priced at 1.86 87 cents with 2, No 1 hard 1.99 12, No 1 mixed 1.97. Corn No 1 yellow 1.34 35, No 2 yellow 1.34 35, No 4 yellow 1.31 32, No 5 yellow 1.30. Oats No 2 extra heavy white 72. Soybeans No 3 yellow 2.68 12. Soybean oil 9b.
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Chicago
Local Market Prices and Guests Reported
A garbled listing notes Grade A and Grade B meats with weights, prices per pound, and items like hides and cream. It mentions Mrs George Wheat and family visiting, Mr and Mrs Current Receipts, Donald F Jones and Sherry Albuquerque N M CR FR, and roosters and hens with brief price details.
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George Wheat
Donald F. Jones
Duquerque
N. M
Birth of Daughter Diane Lynn Cobb in Liberal
Mr and Mrs Robert Cobb announce the birth of a daughter Diane Lynn born June 17 in Liberal. She weighed 6 pounds 62 ounces. Mrs Cobb is the former Lois Kern daughter of Mr and Mrs James R Kern of 1431 S Katy. Mrs Kern returned home Sunday after spending three weeks with her daughter and family in Liberal.
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Robert Cobb
Liberal
Diane Lynn
American Legion Auxiliary Postpones Thursday Meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary will not hold its regular meeting this Thursday and plans a picnic gathering in August, inviting members to attend the outdoor event.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Mathews Family Attends Cha nute High Reunion
Mr and Mrs Walter Mathews and Michael Lee of Oklahoma City visited Mrs Elmer Mathews and Mr Mathews at 1529 S Edith over the weekend. The Mathews attended the 1953 Cha nute High School Class reunion last weekend.
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Walter Mathews
Michael Lee
Oklahoma City
Elmer Mathews
Edith. Mathews
Chanute High School
Wheat and grain prices move on Kansas City market
Wheat and corn bids edge up and down with 220 cars traded for wheat and 21 for corn. No 2 hard and dark wheat around 1.96 to 2.0854. No 3 1.96 to 2.004. Soybeans bid 2.57 to 2.62 per unit. Futures close about 1% lower.
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Kansas City
Strike Looms as Kansas City Transit Drivers Vote
Kansas City near midnight faces a transit strike after drivers rejected a company offer. Mayor Ilus W. Davis hopes talks continue to avert walkout. He warned a strike would strand about 100,000 workers daily while both sides keep negotiating stakes high.
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Kansas City
Ilus W. Davis
Doctor Margaret Wolf Returns From Chicago Visit
Dr. Margaret Wolf of 317 North Highland returned home Monday after visiting her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Nels Nelson in Chicago.
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Margaret Wolf
N. Highland
Nels J. Nelson
Chicago
Hummer Transfer Enrolls at Kansas State
Larry Hummer son of Mr and Mrs Fred Hummer enrolled at Kansas State Manhattan as a transfer student from Chanute yesterday He plans to major in electrical engineering resulting in a new academic path for the student and family.
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Larry Hummer
Fred Hummer
KR. 1
Kansas State
Manhattan
Chanute
Hummer
Police Reports: Thefts and Fines Across City
Devin Morris reports two fishing rods and a tackle box stolen from his car while fishing at the east city dam. Raymond Watkins pleaded guilty to intoxication in police court and was fined 15 dollars with payment by next Monday. Bernadine Wilcox was arrested for intoxication and fined 15 dollars, payable weekly. Young siblings from Wichita, Sandra 12 and Gary 14, join the Donn Salyer 85 piece band touring Buffalo New York in July. Their parents and local relatives accompany them on vacation in New York City area.
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Devin Morris
N. Garfield
East City Dam
Raymond Dean Watkins
Fredonia
Bernadine Wilcox
Chanute
Sandra Sue Young
Gary Joe Young
Marwin Young
Wichita
Donn Salyer
Buffalo
N. Y
Miss Young
Young
New York
Earl Young
Edith
Fred Hummer
Spanish teacher attends UNC summer institute
R. Miles Rickart of 506 S Santa Fe teaches Spanish at Senior High School and is attending a University of North Carolina summer institute in Chapel Hill for secondary school teachers of Spanish. The program is in cooperation with the U.S. Office of Education Language Department.
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R. Miles Rickart
S. Santa Fe
University of North Carolina Summer Institute
Chapel Hill
U.S
Office of Education
Deaths and Funerals in Humboldt and Galesburg
Carl W Borders 54 of Humboldt died after months of illness at Neo Sho Memorial Hospital. Born Oct 29 1908 in Paola he moved from Centerville to Humboldt 30 years ago and worked as a pipeliner for Service Pipeline Co. He served in WWII and belonged to the Christian church. Survived by brother Ferman Borders Leawood sister Myrtle Borders Paola two nieces Margaret Booes Louisburg and Helen Fann Springhill. Funeral Wednesday at 1 p.m. Price Funeral Home Humboldt with Rev Bob Young of Humboldt Christian Church officiating. Burial Beagle Cemetery Beagle. Roy May 63 farmer of five miles southeast of Galesburg died this morning of a heart attack at his home. Born William Roy May July 30 1899 in Reed Springs Missouri to Lee and, later moved to Parsons after his father died. Attended Parsons public schools. Machinist for Katy Railroad 30 years before moving to farm home. Married Edith Banks July 20 1924 she died June 1954. Survived by son Sat Lewis E May of Fort Belvoir Virginia three sisters Mrs Ralph Cottey Mrs Chester Lyman Parsons and Mrs Frank R Werst Austin Texas and one grandson Steven May. Funeral arrangements incomplete and to be announced by Pierce Funeral Home Erie.
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Carl W. Borders
Humboldt
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Paola
Centerville
Service Pipeline Co
Christian Church
Ferman Borders
Leawood
Myrtle Borders
Margaret Booes
Louisburg
Helen Fann
Springhill
Floyd
Price Funeral Home
Bob Young
Humboldt Christian Church
Beagle Cemetery
Beagle
Roy May
Galesburg
William Roy May
Reed Springs
Lee May
Parsons
Katy
Edith Banks
Sat
Lewis E. May
U.S. Army
Fort Belvair
Ralph Cottey
Chester Lyman
Frank R. Werst
Austin
Tex
Steven May
Pierce Funeral Home
Erie
Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions and Dismissals
Admissions Monday list several patients including Lucille Halligan Autry Nursing Home Jesse Schaal 1016 W 10th and Mrs Raymond Clements Humboldt plus Ber nice Sievers Linda Kay Mills 1221 N Garfield and Francis Butler 1002 S Malcolm Dismissals Monday include Mrs Marvin Buckner 1302 S Evergreen Mrs Juanita Mendez 1001 N Lincoln and others Admission today Mrs Edward North R 2 surgery Birth today Mr and Mrs Jerry Steele 1009 S Larson a girl Fire Runs Monday Derby filling station 11 N Santa Fe Gasoline pump Traffic citation Richard R Rinhart 26 WN Central no muffler.
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Lucille Halligan
Autry Nursing Home
Jesse Schaal
W. 10Th
Raymond Clements
Humboldt
Bernice Sievers
Linda Kay Mills
N. Garfield
Francis Butler
S. Malcolm
Marvin Buckner
S. Evergreen
Juanita Mendez
N. Lincoln
Eddie Hill
Eric
Tim Matthew
Westview Nursing Home
Charles Rankin
Edward North
Leila Winn
Larry Titsworth
N. Grant
Orville Stapleton
Eldon Vaughn
Jerry Steele
S. Larson
Eisenhower struggles on first tee at academy golf course
At the dedication of a Dwight D. Eisenhower golf course at the Air Force Academy, the former president aged 72 hit a weak opening drive only 100 yards on the 393 yard par four. His second drive found the fairway at about 175 yards as the course, built for 350000, was funded by Air Force Academy Foundation donors. Udall warns of rapid loss of natural lands as he takes title to Roosevelt home as a shrine. Barbara Ingrid Beitz, 23, daughter of Berthold Beitz of Krupp, marries William Bernard Ziff, 33, president of Ziff-Davis in Sarasota.
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Associated Press Air Force Academy
Colo
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Air Force Academy
Eisenhower
Suppriers of
Air Force Academy Foundation
Udall
Oyster Bay
N.Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Long Island
Barbara Ingrid Beitz
Berthol. Beitz
Friedrich Krupp
West Germany
Sarasota, Fla
William Bernard Ziff
Ziff-Davis Publishing Co
New York City
Sarasota
Dayton scene shows crowded Michigan wagon with 12 children
Dayton, Ohio AP report describes a Michigan-licensed station wagon moving through the city packed with children of various ages. A crudely written sign on the rear reads Don't bother to count, there are 12 of us.
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Dayton, Ohio
Dayton
Auto Parts Prices Soar in Cuba
Cuban authorities raided four clandestine auto repair shops in Havana and arrested their owners, according to Cuban radio. The action signals an intensified crackdown on informal vehicle parts trade amid shortages and inflation pressures in Cuba.
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Cuba
Miami, Fla
Havana
Cuban Radio
Lamar Plant Closes Down in Lamar Missouri
Outboard Marine Corp Lawn Boy division said it will close the Lamar plant on October 1. The operation employs over 400 people with a payroll exceeding 2.25 million dollars annually, marking a major setback for the town of about 3,600. The Waukegan Illinois engine plant will also close and sales consolidated at the Galesburg main plant. The Lamar City Council and Industrial Corp will meet to seek new industry. An official said a firm has shown interest in relocating to Lamar. Outboard owns the plant built 16 years ago at a cost of 120 thousand dollars. Employees were notified by bulletin Monday afternoon.
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Lamar, Mo
Outboard Marine Corp
Lamar
Missouri
J. L. Raniak
Waukegan, Til
Outboard
Waukegan
Galesburg
Lamar Industrial Corp
Total Assets
Norbert Heim
U S Oil Output Rises Across States
Tulsa Oklahoma AP reports U S oil production increased by 45 475 barrels a day last week per the Oil and Gas Journal. Average daily output reached 7 519 900 barrels versus 7 474 425 previous week with Kansas listed at 316 800 (316 500) and other state figures.
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Tulsa
Okla
U.S
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Trade Magazine
Kansas
Wall Street Gains Spur Late Afternoon Recovery
Wall Street in New York showed fairly good gains in a general late afternoon rally. Trading was moderate with about 3.5 million shares, up from 3.29 million on Monday. Key stocks rose fractions to about a point, offsetting part of the prior session’s sharp losses. Corporate bonds were mixed as U.S. government bonds continued to decline.
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New York
W AP
U. S
Chanute Tribune July 9 1963 Page Two
Local news brief summarizes events on Tuesday in Chanute. Items include community notices, upcoming events, and concise reports from area organizations, with emphasis on local actions and schedules affecting residents.
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The
Chanute Tribune
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Duds Duffer
Evans
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Kansas City Cash
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Daily Transcript
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N. Santa Fe
Santee
Richard R. Rinhart
WN. Central
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H. O. Turner
W. G. Bodley Walter M. Poor
Richard E. Willis Directors
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Neosho
Boyd Burns
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Home Appliance CO
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