Hog and cattle prices rise in Kansas City and Chicago markets
Kansas City cattle reports show higher prices for hogs and steady to mixed moves for steers heifers and cows with top steers at 23.50 and hogs up 25 to 50 cents across classes. Sheep and vealers steady with prime lambs around 21.75 and ewes 4.75 to 6.25. Chicago butter unmoved and eggs uneven with wholesale prices higher for some grades and lower for others.
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Livestock prices window shows mixed grade hogs and cattle
Market notes list Hogs with U S No 1 2 grades 190-240 pounds at 16.50 to 17.00 dollars and U S No 1-3 grade 230-270 pounds at 16.00 to 16.25 dollars, sows down to 13.00-14.00, steers and heifers grain fed 600-700 pounds 22.00-23.50, 700-900 pounds 21.09-22.00, calves and stockers 16.00-31.00, cows 11.00-19.00, bulls 14.00-21.00, sheep with lamb prices 15.00-20.00, ewes 2.00-12.00.
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KC Produce Markets Report Roundup
Kansas City AP notes consumer egg quotes for medium A at 22 to 25 cents, c dirties and checks 18 to 22 cents, other prices unchanged. Poultry prices show heavy type hens 5 pounds up 11 cents, others unchanged.
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Steel gains lift Wall Street in mixed market day
In New York, steel issues rose as investors saw possible progress from a steel labor settlement while overall volume reached 4.1 million shares. Bonds moved mixed as traders watched the ongoing wage talks. Kansas City farm markets showed unchanged to higher quotes for wheat and corn futures across many grades with soybeans and other grains listed in brief ranges.
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Five People Charged With Disorderly Conduct
Police charged Betty Lowry Paul D. Kennedy Karlene Breiner Tom C. Breiner and Dale Q. Friederich with disorderly conduct after a disturbance at Walnut and Santa Fe. A loaded .22 pistol was found in a car and held by police pending disposition of charges. The five were released with a police court hearing set for 4 p.m. Thursday.
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Market roundup: grains and soybeans edge lower in Chicago
Chicago prices show corn No 1 at 1.3114, No 2 at 1.313%, yellow soybeans at 32.67%, and soy oil around 9% higher. Wheat and oats sales absent. Wheat near 1.88 a bushel, corn about 1.257, oats steady, soybeans near 2.63% with July contracts noted.
Civil Rights By JFK (Continued from Page 1)
Article notes President Kennedy’s opposition to demonstrations at the Capitol to protest a potential Southern filibuster. Negro leaders plan mass action as heated congressional debate looms over discrimination by privately owned public accommodations.
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Elizabeth Taylor to marry Richard Burton confirmed
A spokesman for Elizabeth Taylor confirmed she plans to marry Richard Burton. Her secretary said Taylor herself would not add details beyond confirmation.
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NABW Meeting Held in Joplin Attended by Bank Women
Mrs Daisy Jordan 2015S Larson and Mrs Frank Stacy of the Bank of Commerce attended the NABW organizational meeting in Joplin Sunday. Catherine Kelly Patrons Cooperative Bank Olathe and NABW regional VP presided. Guests of Mrs Frank McConnell include Mr and Mrs Alonzo Butcher Wichita and Mrs Opal Carlson Tulsa. Charlie Crabtree son of Mr and Mrs Vernal Crabtree cast in Mister Roberts at Emporia State College summer theater. he is a psychology graduate student and longtime theater staff member.
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Deaths and Funerals for Alfred E Short and Lela Browning
Alfred E Short a former Chanute resident died Tuesday in Topeka Veterans Hospital. He served in World War I and was a Chanute American Legion member survived by multiple siblings and nieces. Funeral Thursday 2 30 p m at Dunham Chapel Fredonia with burial in Fredonia City Cemetery. Browning funeral held Monday at Johnson Mortuary with Dr Duff Wagoner officiating and burial in Elmwood Cemetery.
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Dr. Hess Estate Valued At 1.19 Million Inheritance
The estate of Dr Paul Dierks Hess 46 a lumber heir died April 11 was appraised at 1 185227 left in equal shares to widow Virginia A Hess and two sons Paul Henry 17 and Richard Dierks 12 Assets include 9312 shares of Dierks Forest Inc stock valued at 1182227 His mother Mrs Rose Dierks Hess was a daughter of Hans Dierks founder of Dierks Sons Coal and Lumber Co and Dierks Forest Inc.
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Mrs Geraldine Stanfield Returns From California Visit
Mrs Geraldine Stanfield and Gary reside at 1523 S Evergreen and are back home after a winter visit with Mrs Stanfield's son Neal Stanfield in Bellflower California.
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Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Notices
Hospital admissions and dismissals listed for Tuesday and today, with names and addresses. Births reported for two couples. New marriage licenses issued in Erie for four couples including Chanute residents.
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Eric Leon A. Spence
Lois L. Wiles
Ira George Cole
Shirlee Jean Umbarger
George's Automotive Shop to close for funeral
George's Automotive Machine Shop will be closed all day Thursday due to the death of Mrs Gracie Cockrell. The notice announces a temporary closure for mourning and memorial arrangements.
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