Cattle and Hog Prices Steady in Kansas City Market
Kansas City AP reports cattle and hog prices mostly steady with cattle 70 and calves 25, cows up to 25 higher, hogs steady with 210-270 lb barrows and gilts 17.25-18.25, sows 14.90-15.75, lambs 14.00-17.50, and other livestock varied. Also notes U.S. market activity and mixed corporate bonds as shares moved lower.
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Kansas City
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
Atchison
Champlin
Pena
Corysler
East Kodeae
Paso NG
FMC
Ford Mir
GEM Motors
U's
G&e Yeee
Lowe
Choice Middle
Ut Wis
MO Pac
Good
Monmsan Ch
Mont Ward
DJ Vears
Plain NY Central
Ohio
Olin
Shelly Peabody
Penney JC
Phill Pet
Bologna
Gam
RCA
Rayomier
Reyn
St Jos
St Reg Pap
Dd & Utility
Sears
Socony
Spen Chem
Std Oil
Chicago
Textron
Trans Air
Westg Fl
S Woolworth
Yale & Tow
Kansas City Cash
Milo Maize
Local Notes: Births, Travel, and Court Actions
Mr and Mrs Dennis L York of Joplin announce the birth of son Scott Allen on July 18 at St John s Hospital Joplin Mrs York is daughter of Mr and Mrs Doyle McKinney 419 Ashby. Mrs Dewey Gwynn of Brownsville Pa visits and leaves for home Thursday. Cadet Darrel Erikson son of Mr and Mrs Wallace Erikson Lavonburg attends six weeks Army training at Fort Riley toward a second lieutenant commission. visitors at Mr and Mrs Lloyd Saar include families from Amarillo Tex Arkansas City and Kansas City and Miss Olinger plans to move to Kansas City after two years with Mr and Mrs Saar. Mr and Mrs SD Propst and Mr and Mrs Walter Davis return from Montreal after attending the 74th Supreme Session of the United Commercial Travelers. Kan State Uni pre-enrollee Larry Eskridge transfers to Kansas State University Manhattan to study chemical engineering. Local obituaries and court actions include guilty pleas and sentences to reformatories in Hutchinson, with foreclosure and lien details, and marriage licenses issued for Storck Palmaust and Owens Jones.
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Dennis L. York Joplin
Scott Allen
St. John’s Hospital, Joplin
York
Doyle McKinney
Ashby
Darrel F. Erikson
Wallace W. Erikson
Lavonburg
Pittsburg State College
Pittsburg
Fort Riley
United States Army Reserve
Lloyd Saar
S. Forest
Marvin L. Klein
Brad
Kendy
Blake
Amarillo
Tex
Elvis Jones
Arkansas City
Joe Olinger
Kansas City
Lake of the Ozarks
Laydena Olinger
Mrs. Olinger
Miss Olinger
Mrs. Saar
Chanute Junior College
SD. Propst
Allen
Walter Davis
Buffalo
Montreal
Canada
Supreme Session
United Commercial Travelers
United States
Propst
Davis
Kansas
State Reformatory
Hutchinson
State of Kansas
Robert St. Cisir
Mome Savings Assn
W. E. Thompson
United States of America
Gate
Wall Street Slips in Uneven Afternoon Trading
A sluggish market moved unevenly on Wall Street with late declines across many sectors. Volume neared 26 million shares while several major names weakened including United Aircraft and American Tobacco, with motor and rail stocks mixed and a few firms showing fractional gains.
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New York
Douglas Aircraft
Zenith
Aveo
Johns Manville
American Telehpone
American Tobacco
DuPont
MGM
Goodrich
General Motors
Jer
Deaths and Funerals Joe Wallace and Others
Joe Wallace of Pittsburg died last evening at his home, brother of Mrs Mollie Dixon and Mrs Maud Riley. Graveside service conducted for Joe G Cunningham in Elmwood Cemetery. Cunningham 61 died Tuesday in Kansas City. Bearers named. Koch-Skinner Memorial Home in charge. Thomas Leatherman funeral held Tuesday at Koch-Skinner Memorial Home with Rev. Life officiating. Elmer Oliver sang and floral bearers listed. burial in Greenlawn Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Joe G. Cunningham
Charles
la Canada
Calif
Mary Cunningham
Courtland Dempsey
Pasadena
Joe Wallace
Pittsburg
Mollie Dixon
Maud Riley
N. Steuben
Cunningham
Elmwood
Boyd C. Latimer
Kansas City
Chanute
Lewis E. Wible
John H. Duncan
Francis J. Meeker
J. O. VanValey
Ernie Mullen
W. Marcus Barbee
Koch-Skinner Memorial
Leatherman
Thomas Leatherman
Koch-Skinner
Paul of Life
Paul Life
Man Madill
Elmer Oliver
Oliver
Quentin Nelson
Dorothy Nelson
Wayne Berthot
Clyde Tunner
Kenneth Culbertson
Ocie% Deck
Howard Hackett
Worth Waltermire
Greenlawn Memorial Park Cemetery
Mrs Cox Named Sedgwick County Election Commissioner
Gov John Anderson named Wichita resident C Kenneth Cox Sedgwick County election commissioner replacing Democrat Mary Kay Peltzer. Anderson also appointed Elmer Ousdahl Lawrence and Roy Shapiro to Kansas Public Employees Retirement System board. J C McKinney Hartford named state United Nations Day chairman.
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Topeka
Kennedy weighs expanded air support and guards mobilization
Washington reports a White House session on Kennedy’s plan to boost conventional war strength amid the Berlin crisis. Officials note possible mobilization of National Guard and reserve ground forces, with added tactical air power and airlift.
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Washington
Air Force Reserve
Air National Guard
Kennedy
Berlin
White House
Farlier
Tactical Air Force
National Guard
Army
Pentagon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Marine Corps
Air and Naval
Marine
Kennedy names 11 man panel on Russia nuclear testing
President Kennedy announced the 11 member panel to study whether Russia has been or could be secretly testing nuclear weapons. Chair is Stanford physicist Wolfgang Panofsky joined by Bethe Foster Kistiakowsky Press Tu ker Zinn Baker Fisk Bradbury Roddis and others from Bell Labs Los Alamos Harvard Caltech Princeton and industry. The panel began sessions days after the June 28 announcement and no report date was given.
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Washington
N AP
Kennedy
Russia
Wolfgang K. H. Panoffsky
Stanford University
Pierre Salinger
Panofsky
William O. Baker
Bel) Telephone Laboratories
Murray Hill
N.J
Fans A. Bethe
Cornell University
Ithaca
N.Y
Norris E. Bradbury
Los Alamos
N.M
James B. Fisk
Bell Telephone Laboratories
John S. Foster Jr
University of California Radiation Laboratory
Livermore
Calif
George B. Kistiakowsky
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Frank Press
Seismological Laboratory
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Louis H. Roddis
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Johnstown
John W. Tuker
Princeton University
Princeton, N.J
Walter H. Zinn
Combustion Engineering, Inc
Windsor
Conn
Indecent Exposure Charged in Chanute Man Arrested
Wilbur Frye of Chanute was jailed after a police arrest on a charge of indecent exposure. A complaint signed by Mrs. Eliza Tyson stems from an incident last Friday at Tyson's Case, 209 West Main. A city court hearing is scheduled for 2 p.m. tomorrow.
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Wilbur Frye
Chanute
Frye
Eliza Tyson
Tyson
W. Main
Kennedy shifts civil defense to Pentagon power
President Kennedy transferred major responsibility for civil defense to the Pentagon. The order gives the Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization the role of advising the President on continuity of government and industry mobilization in war emergencies. The move aims to keep civil defense civilian in leadership while consolidating planning authority.
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Washington
Kennedy
Pentagon
Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization
OCDM
Frank B. Ellis
White House
Ellis
Catch-All Farm Bill Advances in House Agriculture Panel
The House Agriculture Committee approved a new catch-all farm bill duplicating the Senate version, with a one-year 1962 wheat control plan and reduced acreage rules. It rejects the administration bid for broader agency collaboration and raises price supports while offering extra payments for further cuts. Virginia and West Virginia are named for Queen Elizabeth I.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
House
Senate Agriculture Committee
Orville Freeman
Agriculture Department
Congress
Bond Posted for Lyle Christy in Burglary Case
Lyle Christy, 28, formerly of Chanute and Humboldt, was released from county jail after posting 1500 bond on burglary and larceny charges. He waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to district court, having been held about a week for the theft of a chain saw from the John Erickson farm near here around July 1. A 15-year-old co‑defendant received a conditional parole to leave the state.
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Lyle Christy
Chanute
Humboldt
Fiie
Christy
John Erickson
Here
Daily Transcript Nursing Admissions and Births Report
Neosho Memorial Hospital yesterday lists admissions for Alfred Noble and Mrs Mary Hutinett among others with multiple medical and surgical entries. A birth yields a girl for Mr and Mrs Francis Book from Thayer while a separate birth notes a boy for Mr and Mrs Paul Myers Altoona. A Chanute district court action names Kansas versus Cary James Back with arraignment status unclear.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Alfred Noble
Neosho Manor
William Pens
Humboldt
Mary Hutinett
S. Katy
Charles Rains
S. Western
Ada Amos
F. Elm
Leo Rausch
N. Santa Fe
Jesse Jackson
N. Malcolm
Francis Book
Thayer
Charles Lesher
S. Malcolm
Pearl Busby
Yates Center
Paul Myers
Altoona
District Court Action
Chanute
State of Kansas
Cary James Backover
Kansas Traffic Fatalities Log for July 1961
AP reports Kansas traffic death log covers 24 hours to 5 am on Thursday with 1 fatality. The July total reaches 21 and compares to 287 for the year 1961 and 262 for the prior year’s period. An earlier fatality was not previously reported.
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Topeka
Kansas
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