Hogs Higher Cattle Steady In Kansas City Livestock Market
Kansas City reports hogs up to 25 higher on 190 lb barrows and gilts with 1-3 200-290 lb at 18.25-19.00, sows 14.75-16.50. Cattle and calves: steers 21.50-23.25, heifers 21.50-22.25, cows 14.50-16.00, stockers 22.00-25.50, dealers 21.00-25.00. Wholesale eggs and produce prices listed, eggs varying by grade, butter steady, poultry unchanged to higher. Continuous grain notes show mixed shifts in wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans.
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Wall Street Holds Gains After Kennedy Defense Push
The market showed wide gains late in the day as trading slowed after a weeks-long rally. Volume was about 4.2 million shares versus 3.01 million Tuesday. Investors boosted defense and related stocks on Kennedy's call for 3.45 billion more preparedness spending, with aircraft, missiles, steels, and electronics rising while corporate bonds were mixed and government securities fell.
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Minor collision reported near Main and Grant intersection
Police reported minor damage in a two car accident just north of the Main and Grant intersection at 2 05 p m yesterday. Cars were driven by Jay M Peckens of Yates Center and Arthur H Jackson of 915 North Grant Street. The Jackson car sustained minor damage to the right side.
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Commodity Prices and Miscellaneous Trade Terms
Prices listed include Milo maize 1.95 to 2.10, Kafir 1.97 to 2.12, Rye 1.10 to 1.15 percent, Barley 95 to 99, Soybeans 2.63 to 2.81, Bran 35.00 to 35.75, Shorts 35.75 to 36.50. Various grade notes for BRS and Grade A Secures Current Receipts.
Two Million Members In AT&T Family
New York AP reports AT&T remains the nation's largest corporate family with about two million members connected to the company. The article outlines corporate structure, subsidiaries, and the broad reach of AT&T across telecommunications.
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Telegraph Co adds new stock issue and honors gifts
Telegraph Company announces an expansion with at least a new stock certificate presented in a conference room of the utility. The event lists Mr and Mrs Hugh T Polson of Wichita Kansas as recipients. A patient at St Margaret’s Mercy Hospital in Fredonia is noted among the observed proceedings.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions and district court actions
Daily hospital report lists yesterday and today admissions and dismissals for Neosho Memorial Hospital including Walter Wimberly Wilma Frederick and others. District Court at Chanute dissolves Neosho Fertilizer Inc receivership with partial asset distribution and fees. also Loretta Lacey v William Deen Gibson divorce proceedings with details.
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Reopening of KOP in Carlson Inquiry
Senator Frank Carlson said he asked Washington about reopening the Kansas Ordnance Plant in Parsons for conventional ammunition. The plant, opened in World War II, can produce artillery shells and bombs and has been on standby since Korea.
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Deaths and Funerals In Humboldt Area Roster
Obituaries list Mrs. I M Gurwell 67 Humboldt and Rolland Waldrip 58 Chanute death notices with survivors and funeral arrangements. Other notices include Mrs Louise Heller and Frank Plank services, Margaret Young 50 Winfield death, with church and cemetery details and involved funeral homes.
20 000 Man September Draft Call Up To 20000
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara said the September draft call will rise to 20 000 men, following a July call of 8 000. The increase reflects military needs and recruitment timing.
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Four Held After Farm Thefts in Allen County
Four Kansas City residents are in custody on burglary and larceny charges tied to robberies of three Allen County farms on July 15. Suspects are John A. Thomas, Nancy Hensley, James C. Knight, and Elizabeth A. Bell. warrants issued by the Allen County attorney.
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Fifth suspect sought in Barnett home case
The Chanute Tribune reports on July 26 1961 that police seek a fifth suspect connected to the Barnett home incident. Details indicate an ongoing investigation and additional witness or suspect information is being pursued.
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Crafts Day Planned by Neosho County Advisory Board
Mrs. Ray Carter announced Crafts Day set for October 3 in Erie at the Chanute rural meeting held at Mrs. Ora Cheney’s home. Members were urged to save about 30 tin can lids for Christmas decorations and bring a covered dish. Shelby Wells reported on 1962 lessons covering family life, clothing, furniture and food nutrition. A $50 Red Cross donation was made. Next meeting is September 25 at Mrs. Lawrence Dick’s home.
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