Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Cattle numbers near 600 with calves at 25 higher for slaughter steers and heifers up to 25. Slaughter steer prices 28.60 to 28.75, good and choice 26.80. heifers 25.00, good and choice 24.20 to 24.60. Hogs around 2,000 with gains 25. sow prices steady. Barrows and gilts 195-260 lb 21.75-22.25, 260-280 lb 21.00-21.75, 280-290 lb 20.50-21.00. sows 300-400 lb 18.75-19.75, 400-600 lb 18.00-18.75. Sheep 20, steady. spring lambs 27.50-28.25, shorn lambs 24.00. ewes 5.50-6.75. Grains: beans 2.97. Soybeans up 10 to 14 cents. July soybeans 291.92. Wheat down 4 to 5 cents. July grade 1.38. Corn up 6 to 9 cents. July 1.32. Oats up 5 to 6 cents. rye steady to up 4.
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Kansas City
Market prices for grains in Kansas City report
Wheat and corn prices listed by grade with bid ranges in Kansas City. No 2 hard wheat around 1.46 dollars per bushel, corn No 2 white 1.65 to 1.84, oats steady, rye 1.02 to 1.06, soybeans 2.82 to 2.88, and cereal byproducts priced per hundredweight.
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Kansas City
Shorts
Wheat and Corn Prices Reported in Chicago Grain
Chicago grain prices list wheat No 2 red and No 2 hard futures around 1.43 to 1.46 per bushel while corn No 2 yellow stands near 1.37 with oats at 75 cents.
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Chicago
Chanute Tribune Publisher and staff directory notice
A listing from the Chanute Tribune provides staff roles for the Chanute Publishing Company including Dwight McCreight as publisher and Dwight Wallingford as news editor with other department heads named. It notes circulation, composing, press foreman and advertising management details and mentions association affiliations.
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Chanute Tribune
S. Highland Chanute
Kansas
Chanute Publishing Company
Dwight McCreight
Dwight Wallingford
John Hovorka
Leland Lowe
Ben Nicholas
Foreman Y Osborn
Foreman
Sears and Roebuck Win 8-1 in Rookie League Showdown
Mike Boaz pitched a four inning no hitter for Sears and Roebuck as they defeated Koch Bros Furniture 8 to 1. Jonnie Leatherman caught for Sears and Roebuck while Charles Musselman and Marsh All Madill pitched for Koch. Sears and Roebuck scored in every inning and Boaz allowed no runs until the last frame.
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Mike Boaz
Sears and Roebuck
Koch Bros. Furniture
Jonnie Leatherman
Koch Bros
Charles Musselman
Marshall Madill
Wesley Gahman
Kent Crownover
Boaz
Wall Street Holds Steady in Slow Week Trading
In New York the stock market remained steady in the week's slowest trading session. Volume was about 4.6 million shares versus 5.71 million on Thursday. Corporate and U.S. Treasury bonds showed little change.
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NEW York
U.S. Treasury
Recreation Calendar Highlights Local League Night Schedule
Tonight's games feature Rookie League IGA Diamond Montgomery Ward's versus Chanute Lumber at 5 30 p m Pee Wee League EUB Diamond Johnson's Studio against Richardson's Insurance and Real Estate at 5 30 Minor League City Park South Diamonds Busy Bee Cafe versus Swimming Pool Taylor's Fireworks versus Mitchell Buick at 5 30 Senior Teener League Santa Fe Park Self Service versus Fowler Transport at 6 30 Gray Lumber versus Olson Supermarket at 8 30 Church Softball Highland Park Nazarene versus 1st Baptist at 7 00 Christian versus Methodist at 9 00 Saturday features grade school track meet at Royster Stadium 10 a m to noon Senior high and college dance at Launching Pad 8 30 to 11 30 p m Major League Santa Fe Diamond Orley's Cafe versus 1st National Bank 7 p m Consolidated Oil versus Bank of Commerce 9 p m Girls softball at Lola 7 30 p m
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IGA Diamond
Montgomery Ward
Chanute Lumber
EUB Diamond
Johnson’s
Richardson's
City Park South Diamonds
Busy Bee Cafe
Taylor’s Fireworks
Mitchell Buick
Santa Fe Park
Self Service
Fowler Transport
Gray Lumber
Olson Supermarket
Church
Highland Park
Nazarene
1St Baptist
Christian
Methodist
Royster
Santa Fe
Orley’s Cafe
1St National Bank
Consolidated Oil
Bank of Commerce
Lola
Hartman elected athletic commissioner of Jayhawk Juco Conf
Nelson Hartman of Topeka was named athletic commissioner of the Kansas Jayhawk Junior College Conference. Hartman, assistant executive secretary of the Kansas State High School Activities Association, succeeds R B Walter of Newton who resigned last month.
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Pratt
Kan
Nelson Hartman
Topeka
Kansas Jayhawk
Jess V. Cooper
Pratt County College
Hartman
Kansas State High School Activities Association
R.B. Walter
Newton
Broadcasters Push FCC Regulation of CATV Systems
Washington AP An industry leader urged Congress to have the FCC regulate CATV systems. Vincent Wasilewski of the National Association of Broadcasters warned CATV threatens local broadcasting and urged limits on origination of program material and transfer of off air signals.
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CATV
Vincent T. Wasilewski
The
National Association of Broadcasters
Wasilewski
Local Briefs Include Visits and Civic Notes from Columbia
Laur y Ann and Nancy Jean Walters visit grandparents Mrs H E Walters at 125 S Plummer. A B B cactus bloom inquiry from Mrs A A Frischenmeyer at 514 N Highland. Local families Dean Justice and others visit relatives. Blood use at Neosho Memorial Hospital reaches 55 pints in May. Edward Williams earns BS from College of Emporia. Rev Don Kaiser seriously ill with hepatitis in Oklahoma. Out-of-town visitors William and Fannie Whitte berry arrive in Iola. Children’s hour features Alligator Smiling in the Saw Grass at the library. Mrs Rubew reports BB injury to her arm. A bicycle theft reported by Raymond Ikehorn’s daughter at the swimming pool.
Brooks Rites Set After Weeklong Illness
Carl A. Brooks 70 of 1301 N Washington dies at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a weeklong illness. Born December 24 1894 in Hoisington he was a painter for the State Highway Department. Memorial service Monday at 2 30 p.m. Johnson Chapel Elmwood Cemetery. He is survived by three daughters a stepdaughter a son and 14 grandchildren. Also funeral arrangements for Steven R Callarman age 3 of Earlton with services Saturday at Johnson Chapel and burial in Memorial Park Cemetery following tetanus from a puncture wound.
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Carl A. Brooks
N. Washington
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Hoisington
Annamae Johnson
Fredonia
Georgia Smith
Dorothy Mills
Frances Brooks
Kansas City
Lavada Cole
N. Garfield
Clifford Hunter
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Johnson Chapel
Elmwood Cemetery
Steven R. Callarman
Lewis G. Callarman
Earlton
Memorial Park Cemetery
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals In Neosho County
Daily Transcript lists Thursday admissions at Neosho Memorial Hospital including Mrs Horace Griffith Humboldt surgery Earl Morrison Yates Center surgery Mrs George Leadstrom Lavonburg surgery Mrs Robert Lacey 1309 S Edith surgery Mrs Harold Stroud 411 W 4th surgery Mrs Orie Montgomery 224 N Western medical Mrs Clark Chandler Yates Center surgery with dismissals Rolland Churchill 909 S Tennessee Mrs Ned Hinkle Yates Center Mrs Eulalio Garcia Humboldt Andra Brown R 4 Mrs Carl Young 206 S Kansas Jesse Schaal Buffalo Roy Babcock Thayer Birth Mr and Mrs Jack Gill 1611 S Highland a boy Admissions today David Loach 315 S Santa Fe medical Linda Sue Stevens R 3 medical Dismissal today Mrs William Holman 524 S Grant Traffic citations William F Jenkins 10 S Allen parking center or street posted $5 bond Thomas E Mitchell 420 N Garfield William T Gard Jr 1903 S Ashby speeding 42 mph on motorcycles W 3rd posted bond $10 each Fine Runs Yesterday 1 47 p m 1528 S Edith cer Yesterday 8 50 p m Ash Grove plant wall in storeroom Melvin Stierwalt 501 N Evergreen assault and battery and oral charges sentenced to one year in county jail and paroled
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Horace Griffith
Humboldt
Earl Morrison
Yates Center
George Leadstrom
Lavonburg
Robert Lacey
S. Edith
Harold Stroud
W. 4Th
Orie Montgomery
Western
Clark Chandler
Rolland Churchill
Tennessee
Ned Hinkle
Eulalio Garcia
Andra Brown
Carl Young
S. Kansas
Jesse Schaal
Buffalo
Roy Babcock
Thayer
Jack Gill
S. Highland
David Loach
S. Santa Fe
Medical
Linda Sue Stevens
William Holman
S. Grant
William F. Jenkins
S. Allen
Thomas E. Mitchell
N. Garfield
William T. Gard Jr
S$. Ashby
W. 3Rd
Corn Earns Prize in Three-State Production Contest
Middletown Illinois Roger Oltmanns a Logan County farmer produced 201 bushels of corn on an acre to win a $1000 bonus in a three state production contest sponsored by a farm supply firm. Oltmanns farms 412 acres.
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Middletown, Ill
Roger Oltmanns
Logan County
Oltmanns Farms
Degrees Granted To Area Students At Kansas State College
The college will award degrees on Monday night including Bachelor of Science in Education to Ann Aleene Cooper Detwiler Gary A Morton Altoona Linda Faye Blanscot Benedict Fred Keith Alford Harold Edward Branchart Ruby Frances Jackson Howard Edward Jenkins Jr Chanute Cleo Greenwood Carson Nancy K Dunham Linda Sue Heady Colene D Hudson Grace E Sly Standley Eric Sicille A Simmons Galesburg James Lawrence Lynch St Paul Alice J Thomace Reece Edna Faye Reece Thayer Joseph Bernard Smith Walnut. Bachelor of Science in Business Administration to R Kent Dobson John G Schultz Chanute Thomas W Thurman Eric John G Merrill Galesburg. Bachelor of Science Charles Fayborn Bennett Chanute William Robert Pullman James Gail Redfield Humboldt. Bachelor of Arts Ivor Kistler Davis Richard Rex Ingold Hepler Mary Sue Hack Yates Center. Bachelor of Music Education Sherrill Agnes Rush Chanute Elaine Kay Hagemann Hepler. Master of Science Yancy Lewis Whitworth elementary education Chanute.
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James Lawrence Lynch
St. Paul
Alice J. Thomace Reece
Edna Faye Reece
Thayer
Joseph Bernard Smith
Walnut
R. Kent Dobson
John G. Schultz
Chanute
Thomas W. Thurman
Eric
John G. Merrill
Galesburg
Charles Fayborn Bennett
William Robert Pullman
James Gail Redfield
Humboldt
Ivor Kistler Davis
Richard Rex Ingold
Hepler
Mary Sue Hack
Yates Center
Sherrill Agnes Rush
Elaine Kay Hagemann
Yancy Lewis Whitworth
Bridge Builders of Istria Maintain Family Trade
In Koper Yugoslavia the Antonac family for 200 years has built bridges in the Istrian peninsula. Jure Antonac and his son have completed 270 wooden bridges.
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Koper
Yugoslavia
Antonac
Istria
Jure Antonac
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