Hog and livestock prices move higher in Kansas City report
Cattle and calves listed at steady to higher values with choice steers 23.50 to 24.50. Hogs up 25 to 50 cents across classes. Barrows and gilts around 17.50 to 18.00 for 190 to 250 pounds, sows 14.00 to 15.50. Lambs strong with prices 23.00 to 50 for prime, ewes mostly steady. Chicago grain futures show mixed moves, wheat near 140 to 145, corn around 1.23 to 1.24, soybeans about 2.51 with oil at 8.55.
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Kansas City
Egg price listings and categories across consumer and wholesale
In Kansas City the AP reports consumer eggs and wholesale egg pricing. Large eggs in consumer markets are 27 to 30 cents per dozen with wholesale large 80 percent A at 31 to 38 cents and mediums at 80 percent A 26 to 30 cents.
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Kansas City
Chicago Produce Butter Steady Eggs Firm Mixed Grades Up
Chicago AP notes butter unchanged while eggs hold steady to firm with gains up to 3 2 per cent. Grade A whites reach 36 2 with mixed 36 2 and other grades including mediums 28 standards 28 dirties 24 2 and checks 23.
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Chicago
Kansas City Market Quotes for Wheat Corn and Soybeans
Wheat at Kansas City shows 240 cars with quotes for No 2 hard and dark hard 1.52 to 1.59, No 3 1.48% to 1.75, No 2 red 1.49% to 1.50, No 3 1.47% to 1.49. Corn 62 cars steady to down 4 with No 2 white 1.33 to 1.43, No 3 1.26 to 1.41, No 2 yellow and mixed 1.24, No 3 1.22 to 1.23. Oats with few trades, No 2 white 66 to 72, No 3 65 to 71. Mile maize 2.06 to 2.19, Rye 1.11 4 to 1.16 4. Barley 92 to 99. Soybeans 2.43 2 to 2.49 percent. Bran 36.00 to 36.75. Shorts 38.00 to 38.75.
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Kansas City
Oliphant Service Set Friday at Erie Funeral Home
Funeral service for Mrs. Lillian Oliphant will be held Friday at 2 30 PM in the chapel of the Erie Funeral Home. Rev J M Torrence of Caney will officiate with burial in East Hill Cemetery. Friends may call this evening at the funeral home.
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Lillian Oliphant
Chapel of the Erie Funeral Home
J. M. Torrence
Caney
East Hill Cemetery
Wall Street Ends Higher on Westinghouse Buy
Active buying of Westinghouse Electric boosted the market late today as the stock market showed a higher edge. Total volume reached about 4.5 million shares versus 4.61 million the previous day while bonds were unchanged to slightly lower. Closing stocks list follows.
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New York
Westinghouse Electric
Elder Louise Dosda 102 Dies in Wichita
Louise Dosda aged 102 died Wednesday in Wichita a longtime resident who recalled visiting the city when Indigenous camps stood near the Arkansas River by the present Douglas Avenue. She lived in Wichita since 1882 and for years delivered milk in a horse drawn wagon.
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Wichita
Louise Dosda
Arkansas River
Douglas Avenue
Treasury keeps 485 million silver dollars in circulation
Despite record low reserves, 485 million silver dollars remain in circulation. Coin collectors hold many of them while others keep the coins as good luck charms or stash them for emergencies in personal money clips and wallets.
Soft Sell of Kansas Discussed at Rotary Club Meeting
Kansas Day activities at the New York World's Fair were reviewed by City Manager R. J. Hayes and Milt Snyder, Chamber of Commerce manager, with Chanute representatives noting 34 workers at the ILC plant and potential Wichita moves to Chanute. Hayes urged enlarging Good Will tours to attract new industry. Snyder contrasted New York and Kansas in outdoor attitudes and the need to promote Kansas advantages to industrial prospects.
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R. J. Hayes
Milt Snyder
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Hayes
Snyder
Fred Harris
Chanute
Kansas
New York
ILC
Wichita
Charles Henshall
Earnings Rise for Cessna in First Nine Months
Cessna Aircraft Co reports record nine month sales of 97.589 million ending June 30, up 23 million from last year. After tax earnings total 6.498 million or 1.96 a share on 3.315 million shares outstanding.
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Wichita
Cessna Aircraft Co
Open Vault To Find Furs Missing
A fur theft was found at Leiden's Farriers in Kansas City when the storage vault at 935 Broadway was opened after Friday. Thieves cut through the roof and top of the vault leaving 17 coat hangers. mink stoles capes fur coats and other garments were taken. This is the store's fifth burglary in seven years with the largest in March 1963 totaling $12 000.
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Kansas City
Leiden
Farriers
Broadway
Egon Seiden
Bertha Matters
Seiden
Cessna Sees New Highs and Forecasts Strong 1964
Dwane L. Wallace, Cessna president, cites an all-time high for the first nine months of the fiscal year and projects $120 million in total sales for 1964 with earnings near $2.20 per share. This compares to $4,528,000 in earnings or $1.37 per share a year earlier.
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Dwane L. Wallace
Cessna
Unique Gospel Trio to Perform at First Assembly of God
The Robles Trio from Fort Wayne Indiana will present a Spanish language gospel program at First Assembly of God Church at the corner of 3rd and Forest Streets on Friday July 17 at 7 30 P M. The public is invited to attend this inspirational musical event.
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First Assembly OF God Church
3Rd & Forest St
Robles
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Army SFC Wright joins Okinawa unit and other brief notices
SFC Norman E. Wright 46 wife Orita 1123 St Central assigned to 156th Medical Detachment 1st Special Forces Group on Okinawa since July 5. Wright entered the Army in 1943 last stationed at Fort Bragg. Navy Lt Richard A Schultz son of Eburt S Schultz 1210 W St departed for duty in the Western Pacific aboard USS Hooper with Seventh Fleet anti submarine unit. Hooper operates from San Diego. Other items report a birth Linda daughter to Mr and Mrs James Goodburn Minnetonka Minn, and relatives visiting in Minnetonka. theater break in at Neosho Drive In. candy theft. a two car crash at 14th and Santa Fe with minor damage. Paulette Campbell active in Republican circles in San Francisco. Kepley farm death. Santa Fe carload totals for week and preceding week. visits to Nelson home by relatives including Roy T Nelson, Lin da Varndell family, and W O Cline.
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Army Sfc
Norman E. Wright
Orita
St. Central
Special Forces Group
1St Special Forces
Okinawa
Wright
Army
Fort Bragg
N. C
Navy
J.g
Richard A. Schultz
Eburt S. Schultz
W. St
Western Pacific
Hooper
U.S. Seventh Fleet
San Diego
Calif
James R. Nelson
N. Evergreen
Roy T. Nelson
Omaha
Robert Varndell
Linda
Kathy
Bobby
Hobbs
N. M
Nelson
W. O. Cline
Nevada
Varndell
Gene Varndell
Osawatomie Hospital seeks funds for 300 patient beds
Osawatomie state hospital superintendent Dr. George Zubowicz urged the state board of social welfare to finance 3.5 million dollars for two new facilities to house 300 patient treatment beds. He cited 425 beds in the Knapp and Main buildings as unsafe and firetraps, dating to the 1890s and 1923 respectively, amid a recent fire drill that evacuated 31 patients. Board chair Robert A. Anderson and member Robert Jenningson toured the hospital during inspections.
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Osawatomie, Kan
George Zubowicz
Osawatomie State Hospital
State Board of Social Welfare
Zubowicz
American Psychiatric Association
Knapp
Charmichael
Robert A. Anderson
Ottawa
Social Welfare Board
Robert Jennison
Healy
Monument Rebuilding Underway At Washington Monument
A ten man crew from D C Taylor Co Cedar Rapids Iowa works from a two foot scaffold half way through repairing stonework on the 555 foot Washington Monument. They are removing mortar in small increments and replacing it as work began in early May. The monument remains open to visitors.
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Washington
Washington Monument
D. C. Taylor Co
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Daily Transcript Admissions and Births and Dismissals
Wednesday admissions include Ern est Settlemyer Bryant Rest Home and several Humboldt medical cases. Births reported for Charles Carter Jr. and Denae Ingram. Dismissals include Mrs William Griffith Ode Toon and A L Burns.
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Ernest Settlemyer
Bryant Rest Home
Joe Stgoud
S. Central
Edward E. Long
Humboldt
Wilbur Mitchem
W. 4Th
Margaret Mohler
N. Forest
Elmer Hunt
Floyd Slater
Louis Walker
Thayer
William Griffith
Ode Toon
N. Garfield
A. L. Burns
S. Garfield
Charles Carter Jr
S. Gretchen
Denae Ingram
N. Evergreen
Weather Roundup Kansas City 24 Hour Totals
State weather report for Kansas City notes the 24 hour period ending at 6 a.m. recorded high and low temperatures along with precipitation totals. The report lists readings from multiple weather stations within the city. Data show temperature extremes and total precipitation, reflecting typical spring weather patterns.
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Kansas City
Births and moves listed in Chanute Tribune notice
Birth today to Mr. and Mrs. Johnson E. Farmer Humboldt a girl and a boy. Mrs. Louis Warhurst 505 N Steuben listed. Recent moves include Floyd Davis 418 S Central to 423 W Main and Gary McKenzie 301 N Steuben to 303 W 3rd. Doneld Morris 707 N Western to 80 S Santa Fe. Evelyn Arnold 114 E 3rd to 218 &. Fire and racing notes show Wednesday events at Ash Grove 10 20 4 p.m. and Siege Christmas 9 20 p.m. at 623 N Santa Fe.
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Louis Warhurst
N. Steuben
Johnson E. Farmer
Humboldt
Floyd Davis
S. Central
Main
W. Brandon
Gary McKenzie
Doneld . Morris
N. Western
S. Santa Fe
Evelyn Arnold
Steven
Ash Grove
N. Santa Fe
Connie Schleicher Wins Low Gross At Ladies Day Golf
Connie Schleicher took low gross with 40 while Mrs. Merle Kelly had low net 30 during Tuesday afternoon Ladies Day at the Country Club. Marjorie Cook earned low putts with 12. other balls went to Mmes. Robert Allen Glen Shook William Bodley Rex Truitt Robert Johnson and Kenneth Keas. Mrs Ralph Taylor chaired activities. The women's tournament begins Monday with 18 hole qualifying rounds. championship flight plays 18 holes, other flights nine holes.
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Connie Schleicher
Merle Kelly
Marjorie Cook
Mmes
Robert Allen
Glen Shook
William Bodley
Rex Truitt
Robert Johnson
Kenneth Keas
Ralph Taylor
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Neosho Drive-In
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Chanute Junior College
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Don Grimes
Emporia
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Osawatomie Hospital
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Daily Transcript
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