Vealers Higher Hog Price Slips in Kansas City Market
In Kansas City, AP reports a cattle market with 5,000 calves and 3,500 hogs traded. Vealers and slaughter calves rise up to $1.00, hogs see 25 to 50 cent declines, while sheep and cows move variably. Listings include ranges for U.S. No. 1 and 1-3 grades across weight classes, with U.S. grade quotes and regional parson figures noted.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
U. S
UU. S
Wall Street slips after five day rise profit take
The stock market drifted lower late afternoon after a five day rise with active trading and 3.5 million shares. Lending issues eased while steels oils base metals rubbers clashed, Amerada shed over two points, Gulf Oil advanced in late deals. Vienna radio listeners heard a voice warning of an atom bomb, police suspect a ham radio prank.
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NEW York
Amerada
Gulf Oil
Vienna
Reed Urges Civil Service Overhaul In Kansas
AP reports Republican gubernatorial hopeful Clyde Reed campaigns in Topeka calling for a careful overhaul of Kansas Civil Service. He cites 750 classifications of which 186 have one employee and 416 have fewer than nine, arguing the system harms pay equity and causes high turnover costing at least 1 million dollars annually.
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Topeka
Clyde Reed
Kansas
Reed
Wheat, corn, oats prices and futures in Kansas City
Wheat prices held near previous levels with 280 cars reported and No 2 hard and dark hard at 1.84 while No 3 stood at 1.83. Corn showed little change with No 2 white at 2.00 and No 3 at 1.70. Oats were steady with No 2 white at 0.62 to 0.71 and No 3 at 0.59 to 0.70. Soybeans ranged 2.25 to 2.28, bran 32.75 to 33.50 and shorts 40.25 to 41.00. Wheat futures were mixed, ranging from pennies lower to higher. Hay receipts reported none.
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Kansas City Cash
Kansas City
Shorts
Urbana Grange to Meet at Grange Hall
Urbana Grange schedules a meeting on Thursday July 24 at 8 p.m. in the Grange Hall Urbana. The brief notes several local visitors and family news including visits from Austin Dodge City Enumclaw Buffalo Las Vegas and Canton and a military furlough returning Pfc Richard Greve from Fort Sam Houston Texas.
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Urbana
Grange Hall
Richard Greve
Clarence Greve
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
9Th Field Hospital
Admittances and dismissals listed for Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily Transcript records Monday admittances including Mrs. Bartlett Humboldt and Mrs. Batts at 906 West Oak among others. Dismissals Monday include Mrs. Barnett and Mrs. Reinhart in Humboldt with family, plus John Edmondson. Birth today reports Mr. and Mrs. Corbitt of Buffalo with a girl. Fire run at Lyle Dean home 702 West Main for skillet grease. minor smoke damage.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Bartlett
Humboldt
Vernon Brinkmeyer
S. Central
Alva Batts
W. Oak
Herbert Barnett
S. Evergreen
George Defenbaugh
Walnut
Mary Héller
Opal Ivey
N. Western
George M. Lawler
Ralph Reinhart
Merle Mueller
Clifford Erickson
S. Kansas
John W. Edmondson
S. Grant
Pat Catterson
Letisha Penner
S. Katy
Lewis Corbitt
Buffalo
Lyle Dean
W. Main
City Dads Ok 447 304 Bid for Santa Fe Park
City commissioners approved a 447 304 bid and scheduled a park action at the next regular meeting to enhance safety at Santa Fe Park. They cited recent near drowning and a boat accident and noted the city pool provides a supervised swimming area.
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City Dads Ok
Santa Fe Park
Rosario Gutierrez
Pete Ramirez
Fiesta Committee
Little
Mexico
Howard Parsons
Deaths and Funerals Notices Include Mrs Frank Page
Mrs Franks Page died Sunday evening at the Methodist Home in Topeka. She was the wife of Rev Frank Page former Buffalo Benedict and High Prairie Methodist pastor. Funeral set for 10 a m Wednesday at Lowman church Topeka. James A Willoughby 71 son of Mrs Oley Apt and Mrs John States of Buffalo died July 1920 at his Coyville home. Funeral this afternoon at Dunham Funeral Home Fredonia led by Rev G M Pierce of Buffalo. Eunice is the Greek word for happy victory.
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Frank Page
Methodist
Topeka
Buffalo, Benedict and High Prairie
James A. Willoughby
Oley Apt
John States
Buffalo
Coyville
Dunham Funeral
Fredonia
G. M. Pierce
Lutherans Stark Win at Softball
The Lutherans beat the Methodists 5-4 in the third round of Church League softball. Howell battled for the Methodists against Lutherans pitcher R Burghart as both sides produced a three-run inning. Haddan of Stark dominated EUB with 15 strikeouts in a 9-0 win, while Watts struggled for EUB. St. Patrick faces High Prairie and First Baptist meets Christians in tonight’s openers as teams chase their first round win.
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Methodists
Howell
R. Burghart
Haddan
St. Patrick
High Prairie
First Baptist
Pirates Upset Senators 9-8 in Pee Wee A action
The fourth place Pirates defeated the second place Senators 9-8 in a one run Pee Wee A-team game. Ward and Cameron led the Pirates at bat while Crossman and Benson were the Senators' battery.
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Senators
Ward
Cameron
Crossman
Benson
Pee Wee
Phillies
Red Sox
Reeves
Ranabargar
Spitzer
Chaney
Dutton
Indians
Eagles and B of C win teener games
The Bank of Commerce defeated the Elks 5 4 in Teener League action, giving B of C a three game lead over the Elks. In the nightcap the Eagles beat First National 10 0 behind winning batteries Barnhart Steele. Friday the Elks face the Eagles in the first game and B of C versus First National in the second.
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Elks
B of C
Papst
Jerome
Powell and
Wiltse
Eagles
First National
Barnhart
Steele
Blackwood
Walsh
Joyce
The
Lolo
All Star Team Heads to Tournament in Dubuque
The All Star team advances to the tournament in Dubuque on Saturday, aiming to showcase top players and contend for the title in a key regional event.
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Dubuque, Ja
Athletics Win 13-0 over Cardinals
The Athletics defeated the Cardinals 13 to 0 in a VFW Little League game last night. Mike Benny pitched three hits allowed as the Athletics posted four straight wins to lead the division. Upton did the catching with battery shared by Joe Anderson and Bowen for the Cardinals. The Tigers meet the White Sox on the south field and the Braves face the Rockets on the north field tonight.
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Cardinals
Mike Benny
Upton
Joe Anderson
Bowen
Tigers
White Sox
Braves
Rockets
Bell rate hearing postponed by Kansas commission
The Kansas Corporation Commission postponed a hearing on Southwestern Bell Telephone Co’s long distance rate and charge increases. Commission chairman Marion Beatty said the July 28 session will be delayed several weeks as state officials travel to Washington to oppose a Federal Power Commission staff proposal on gas price regulations. The proposed increase would yield about 960 thousand dollars annually.
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Topeka
Southwestern Bell, Telephone Co
Kansas Corporation Commission
Commission
Marion Beatty
Washington
Federal Power Commission
Southwestern Bell
Bums Ground Giants 8-2 in Little League clash
The Bums beat the Giants 8 to 2 to remain in third place for the second round. Dwight and Wicker led the Bums at bat while Pat Allen added runs. On the Giants, Danny Baughn and Tommy Gard pitched and played.
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Giants
Dwight
Wicker
Pat Allen
Danny Baughn
Tommy Gard
Sixth annual outdoor meeting of Neodesha IOOF Lodge No 72
Neodesha I O O F Lodge No 72 held its sixth annual outdoor meeting at the municipal airport drawing 274 members and visitors from Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma The event showcased lodge activities and community fellowship at the airport venue.
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Neodesha
Neodesha Ioof Lodge No. 72
Odd Fellows
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Population decline in Labette County reported
Oswego notes Labette County population fell by 1 476 last year to 27 180 this year from 28 656, figures by county clerk Louise Baker.
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Oswego
Labette County
Louise Baker
Global Briefs From Tokyo To Cyprus In Briefs
Tokyo police and customs officers raid downtown to seize luxury goods for a giveaway program. In Naples 421 refugees arrive aboard the Esperia, many Americans among them, with half disembarking there. Martin Sommer appeals his Buchenwald conviction in Bayreuth. In Nicosia, Greek and Turkish Cypriots enact two day house confinement after violence kills five and wounds ten.
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Naples
Italy
Lebanon
Genoa
Nicosia
Cynius
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