Hog Prices Jump Amid Mixed Farm Market Report
AP report from Kansas City notes hogs 3.000 head up with barrows and gilts 75-1.00 higher, sows 50 higher. Barrows 190-260 lb 23.25-23.75, 250-275 lb 23.00-25.00, 300-400 lb sows 19.75-20.75, under 300 lb 21.00, 400-600 lb 19.25-20.00. Cattle and calves uneven with feeder steers 24.70-26.00, good and choice 24.40, steers calves 27.35, heifers 22.80-23.90. sheep 200 head with spring lambs 26.75-27.00, ewes 5.00-6.75.
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Ansas
Kansas City Egg Prices Hold Steady Across Grades
In Kansas City wholesale egg markets, large eggs run 80 percent A at 27 to 29-2 and mediums at 24 to 26, with all other produce unchanged.
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Kansas City
Chicago market report on dairy and egg prices
Butter unchanged and eggs steady to up one cent with grade A whites at 28.2 cents and mixed 28.2, mediums 24, standards 25 as of Chicago trade. This AP note records a flat butter line and a minor egg increase across standard grades.
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Chicago
Grain price list from Chicago early markets
Chicago AP reports mixed grain values with wheat No 2 red at 1.48, No 2 hard at 1.45, corn No 2 yellow at 1.37, No 4 yellow at 1.32, oats No 2 heavy white at 75, soybeans No 1 yellow at 2.94, and soybean oil at 10.00.
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Chicago
Local Markets Egg Grades and Cream Prices Noted
The fragment lists egg grades from Extra Large to Medium with quantity marks and prices. Cream products labeled premium and No 1 No 2 are mentioned with area references. The clipping requests Tribune contact via phone after 6 p.m. for carriage inquiries.
Admisions and Dismissals At Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily Transcript lists Wednesday admissions including Gary Howell 1123 S Grant medical Mrs John Mitchell 212 S Western surgery Mrs A Leroy Lester Humboldt surgery Earl Seyfert Humboldt surgery Mrs Ira Uden Buffalo medical Mrs Reynold Huffman 901 W 7th surgery Gregory Hackett 925 N Western medical Paschal Grimes 623 S Lincoln medical Dismissals include Mrs Ray Russell 1120 N Washington Doris Wilber Humboldt Merritt Ashcraft R 4 Mrs Elvin Butts and daughter Humboldt Edna Emerick 719 S Grant Mrs Frank Schul and son 1316 N Kansas Mrs C A Wolf 906 N Forest Admissions today Robert Hembree Jeffry Hembree 407 S Rutter both surgery Dismissals today Neil McNeill R 2 Mrs John Mitchell 212 S Western Mrs Gerald Rowan 318 S Western Vern McGaugh Buffalo Fire Run 3:15 am electric wires down alley behind 507 W Main.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Gary Howell
S. Grant
John Mitchell
S. Western
A. Leroy Lester
Humboldt
Earl Seyfert
Ira Uden
Buffalo
Reynold Huffman
W. 7Th
Gregory Hackett
N. Western
Paschal Grimes
S. Lincoln
Ray Russell
Washington
Doris Wilber
Merritt Ashcraft
Elvin Butts
Edna Emerick
Frank Schul and Son
Kansas
C. A. Wolf
N. Forest
Robert Hembree
Jeffry Hembree
S. Rutter
Neil McNeill
Wall Street Slumps As Selling Returns In Late Trading
Wall Street in New York sees a recovery fade under a fresh wave of selling with heavy trading late in the afternoon. Total volume for the day was about 7.2 million shares, slightly above Wednesdays 7.11 million. Corporate and U S Treasury bonds trade quietly with little change.
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New York
U.S. Treasury
IRS To Settle Powell Tax Case for 27834 Dollars
The Internal Revenue Service says the government will settle its tax case against Rep. Adam C. Powell Jr. for 27834 dollars. The IRS had sought 41014 dollars for back income taxes and penalties covering 1949 to 1955. The reduction reflects replacement of fraud penalties with negligence penalties at 5 percent.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Adam C. Powell Jr
D-N.y
IRS
JayCee Picnic Set For Saturday Inaugural Ball June 19
Chanute JayCees plan for a Saturday picnic and the 1965 Inaugural Ball on June 19. Newly elected officers will be installed at the ball for the JayCee year July 1 1965 to June 30 1966. The June program at Tioga Hotel features Jack Lacy discussing travel recreation and local economy with Chamber of Commerce sponsorship.
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Chanute JayCees
Bob Reynolds
Dean Sutcliffe
Tioga Hotel
Jack Lacy
Kansas Department of Economic Development
Lacy
Chamber of Commerce
Chanute
Indiana slip proves tax refunds can cause confusion
In Indianapolis a state tax refund snafu led to Louise B. Claiborne of Fort Wayne cashing a copied Hawaii issued check. Officials found the front and back stamps duplicated signatures, requiring marking all copies clearly. Claiborne repaid the $7.90 after the error surfaced.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Louise B. Claiborne
Fort Wayne
Hawaii
Planners OK Changes To Eden Park Zoning
The eight-member planning board unanimously recommends zoning amendments moving blocks 1 and 14 of Eden Park addition from B-1 to B-3 to allow Roy Ensminger’s 14th and Santa Fe property to be used for a real estate office as part of a city wide zoning update. The plan next goes to the city commission for final action. The 701 study team from Burgwin and Martin presented draft objectives and chapter text for the second part of the report, with Dietrich and Mulcahy among others in attendance.
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Planning Board
Eden Park Addition
14Th and
Santa Fe
13Th
Grant
Roy Ensminger
14Th and Santa Fe
W. G. Bodley
Tom Herrin
Burgwin and Martin
Herrin
Burgwin and
Martin
Don Dietrich
Ed Mulcahy
Deaths and Funerals in Fulton and Walnut
Roy Raymond Hill 79 lifelong Fulton resident dies at Mercy Hospital Fort Scott burial Fairview Cemetery Fulton funeral Friday 2 p.m. led by Rev Jerry Howard survivors include wife Leila five children and many relatives. Dena Marie Plum 61 Walnut dies at Mercy Fort Scott after 11 weeks as patient born 1903 near Girard taught Crawford County schools widow of Howard Plum daughter Norma Jean Radar sister Marvin Huning burial Walnut Glenwood Cemetery. Chester Hale funeral held Skinner Memorial Chapel officiated by Rev Floyd L Thuston with burial Elmwood Cemetery. Arthur J Nelson funeral at Zion Lutheran Church withW T Niermeier officiating burial Memorial Park cemetery.
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Fulton
Mercy Hospital
Fort Scott
Modern Woodmen of American
Methodist Church
Leila
Raymond Hill
Lee's Summit
Robert Hill
W. 6Th
Ethel Frank
Jack Tuttle
Tulsa
Winston Barney
Mapleton
Elsie M. Liggett
Dena Marie Plum
Walnut
Plum
Girard
William Locke
Howard Plum
Christian Church
Sunflower Club
Norma Jean Radar
Pittsburg
Marvin Huning
Walnut Christian Church
Charles Cable
Glenwood
Carson Funeral Home of
Hale
Chester Hale
Skinner Memorial Chapel
Floyd L. Thuston
Church of God In Christ
Ralph Brown
AME
Heaven
Old Rugged Cross
A. D. Johnson
O'Neal Smith
Grace Turner
Howard McNeill
Gus Nelson
Willard Carlson
Phillip Wing
Memorial Park Cemetery
Houston Welcomes Space Pair McDivitt and White
Astronauts James McDivitt and Edward White return from space to a crowd of about 500 at the Houston base. McDivitt, on his 36th birthday, praises the long voyage while White recalls the arrival and the moment of reuniting with family.
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Houston
Tex
James McDivitt
Edward White
Father McDivitt
McDivitt
Pat
Chanute Tribune Reader Notice and Staff List
The Chanute Tribune lists staff roles including publisher Dwight MecCreight news editor Dwight Wallingford and advertising manager John Hovorka. Publication details note evenings except Sunday and mail handling status in Chanute Kansas with Bureau of Circulations membership.
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Chanute Tribune
S. Highland Chanute
Kansas
Chanute Publishing Company
Dwight MecCreight
Dwight Wallingford
John Hovorka
Leland Lowe
Ben Nicholas
Foreman Dorsey Osborn
Foreman
Chanute
Local Briefs and Community Notices Spanning Kansas and Missouri
Mrs. K C Snyder of 624 S Lincoln visited her sister in Kansas City and John W Colt II and family. Harry E Rash named to the A-R Rural America Committee of the Independent Bankers Association. Weekend visitors at Oscar Clark’s Buffalo home included Clark families from Kansas City and Sioux City en route between Forbes AFB and Whiteman AFB. Jack C Hewitt and Tulsa family announce the adoption of Jacquelynn Kay born May 10. Kathy Lassman among 121 graduates at St John’s College and Academy in Winfield. Francis Pierpont and son Scott visit from Longmont to see Raymond Pierpont family. Charles Winfrey III returns from business convention and trip to Biloxi, New Orleans and other southern points. Missing power mower report for Ray Plummers is cancelled. Garment bag and suitcase found by William Gericke turned over to B D Farrar and wife of Austin. Police log two prowler reports. no one located. City street dept. removes a tree limb at 9th and Grant. Sunflower Cafe fight between boys leads to police call at 12 45 a m.
Soviet unmanned moon ship misses moon by long distance
The Soviet Union announced that its lunar unmanned spacecraft will miss the moon by 99,000 miles after a corrective maneuver failed to shut off an engine. Tass reported the June 9 launch and deviation from the planned trajectory.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Boys Clean Up Catsup Under Supervision and Released
Officers supervised a cleanup of spilled catsup by the boys and released them afterward.
Collision at Main and Washington injures two drivers
Cars driven by William Durk 22 of Abington and Mrs. William Gough 80 of 502 N. Steuben collided at Main and Washington yesterday evening. Police estimated damage at $40 to the left front of the Durkin 1960 Volkswagen and a like amount to the right side of the Gough 1962 Buick.
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Abington
William Gough
N. Steuben
Main
Washington
Durkin
Gough
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