Livestock Prices Report From Kansas City AP Market
Cattle numbers 2,200 with calves 100 and slaughter steers weak to 50 lower. Heifers fetch 20.75 to 22.50, cows 12.75 to 14.00. Hogs 3,500 with barrows and gilts down 25, sows down 25. Barrows and gilts 1 3 14.50 to 16.75, sows 1 3 11.75 to 14.25. Sheep 500 steady. spring lambs 21.00 to 23.50, other values 14.00 to 16.00, breeding bulls 19.00 to 20.00. Sheep steady. lambs to 22.50, wool 19.00, feeder lambs 14.00 to 16.00, cull lambs 10.00 down, ewes 2.00 to 4.00 slaughter, 4.00 to 10.00 breeding.
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Kansas City
Livestock prices in US market report show ranges by grade
The market lists hogs and cattle with varied grades and weights. Hogs include US No 1 and 2 at 190-200 lb 15.50 to 15.75, larger sows 12.00 to 13.00, boars 8.00 to 10.00. Cattle cover steers heifers 600-700 lb 20.00 to 21.00, 700-900 lb 18.00 to 19.75, calves 300-450 lb 20.00 to 21.25, stockers 20.00 to 25.50, heifers 17.00 to 20.00, yearlings 19.50 to 21.50, veal calves 21.00 to 25.00, cows 13.00 to 15.50, bulls 16.00 to 20.00. Prices steady with wide ranges across grades and weights.
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Parsons
U. S
U.S
Public Secretarial Service VRS. Carroll H. Christmas
Public bookkeeping and secretarial service offered by Carroll H. Christmas based in Chanute on West Main. Contact numbers HE 1-3210 and residence HE 1-034 for scheduling and inquiries.
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Carroll H. Christmas
Egg and butter prices steady in Kansas City market
AP reports consumer eggs and butter unchanged. Wholesale eggs quoted: large 30 32 2, mediums 27 28 2, at 80 percent. Poultry markets show no live fryers noted. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers and broilers priced 13 14 2 at farm, 13 1 2 15 delivered at plant.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Chicago live poultry prices steady with slight declines noted
Chicago AP report lists wholesale buying prices for roasters at 23 1/2 to 26 cents, special fed white rock fryers 18 1/2 to 19, heavy type hens 18, barred rock fryers 21, with butter and eggs unchanged.
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Chicago
Grain Prices Drift Higher on Wheat and Soy Futures
Chicago market notes show corn No 1 yellow at 1.27 1/2, No 2 yellow 1.27 1/2, wheat No 2 red 1.46 1/2, oats No 2 heavy white 64 1/2, soybeans No 1 yellow 2.53 4, soy oil 8.18. July futures see gains for corn and soy with small moves for oats, oats lower to higher, July positions around 60s and 14-78 lower, soybeans about 2.49.
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Chicago
Kansas City Cash Wheat and Corn Prices Listed
AP reports Kansas City market prices for wheat and corn with multiple grade levels and price ranges. Wheat across No 2 and No 3 grades shows slight fluctuations from 1.49 to 1.60 dollars per bushel, while No 2 and No 3 red wheat fetch 1.51 and 1.57 respectively. Corn prices for No 2 white and No 3 grades span 1.33 to 1.44 and 1.28 to 1.42. Oats trading is minimal with one car noted and no more data available.
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Kansas City
Madalyn Murray Takes Family From Baltimore
Madalyn Murray and her relatives fled Baltimore after a weekend dispute over her daughter-in-law's marriage to a Jewish woman. The group, traveling under an assumed name with a dog cat and one suitcase, stopped in San Francisco and then headed toward Hawaii seeking religious asylum. Police and prosecutors pursue return to Maryland with FBI aid if needed.
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San Francisco
AP Madalyn Murray
Maryland
Baltimore
Hawaii
U.S. Supreme Court
Murray
Murrays
William
Susan Abramovitz
Susan
FBI
Robert London
Wall Street ends higher on brisk late trading
Wall Street rose late in the afternoon with cigarette issues lagging. Volume reached about 4.6 million shares, up from Tuesday's 4.06 million. Most major stocks gained or fell by small fractions to around a point. Corporate bonds closed irregularly higher as U.S. government bonds edged up.
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New York
Rails
U.S
Grain price ranges and futures listed for commodities
The note lists prices for white 67-73 and No 3 66-72, mile maize 2.04-2.15, rye 1.13-1.17 1/2, barley 92-99, soybeans 2.44 1/2-2.52 1/2, bran 37.00-37.75 and shorts 40.00-40.75, indicating market ranges for diverse grains and byproducts.
State Weather Kansas City Report Ends at 6 A.M.
Kansas City AP reports a 24 hour period ending 6 AM with high and low temperatures and precipitation amounts. Specific numbers and locations within the state are not provided in the readable text.
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Kansas City
Accidents In Traffic At Four Intersections
Police report several traffic mishaps with no injuries. At 4th and Highland a 1953 Mercury driven by Raymond D. Wilson collided with a 1962 Chevrolet driven by J W Treloggen. damage estimated at 100 dollars to each vehicle. Additional incidents include a driverless car causing minor damage to a Stephens vehicle, a parking lot scrape between a Clifford Ford and an Leverenz car, and a Lloyd backing into a parked Legge car on Main Street.
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Raymond D. Wilson
S. Steuben
J. W. Treloggen
S. Western
4Th and Highland
Treloggen
E. Oak
Forrest Stephens
R. 3
Ellis Motor Company
Stephens
William E. Clifford
S. Central
A. F. Leverenz
S. Evergreen
Lincoln and
Elm
Clifford
E. Main
Frances Lloyd
Earl Legge
W. Main
Almost Lost Kennedy in Plane Crash
An aide said Senator Edward M. Kennedy had no pulse and his blood pressure was nearly nonexistent when he arrived at Cooley Dickinson Hospital after a plane crash. Kennedy credits Dr. Corriden with saving his life while aide Edward Moss and pilot Edwin Zimny died. Birch Bayh and wife injured. Kennedy immobilized in an orthopedic bed until about July 6.
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Northampton
Mass
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Cooley Dickinson Hospital
Edward Martin
Martin
Thomas F. Corriden
Massachusetts
John F. Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
Edward S
$139,860 Grant for Kansas Research
The U S Office of Education announced allocations totaling $999,739 in 16 states for research on improving education for handicapped children. Funds target the blind deaf mentally retarded and children with speech and emotional problems with $139,860 allotted to Kansas.
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Washington
U. S. Office of Education
Congress
Kansas
Deaths and Funerals in Erie Area
Roy Smith 62 of Bremerton Wash died of a heart attack at home. Funeral in Bremerton with incomplete arrangements. born near Erie Jan 27 1902. Survived by sons Wayne Blondie and siblings Etta Hanson Albert Breeden Marie Giblin Hurley Heaton. Amanda Hickey 86 died in Erie Rest Home. born Clairinda Iowa Dec 14 1878. Survived by daughters and son. funeral Feb to Pierce Funeral Home. James B Thouvenell 27 of Buffalo died in auto crash. born Apr 26 1937 near Fredonia. Survived by mother seven sisters and four brothers. funeral Buffalo Christian Church. George Goff 97 Walnut died at Mount Carmel Pittsburg. oldest Walnut citizen. long service in Farmers State Bank. burial Walnut Masonic rites Glenwood cemetery. Howard C Jack LaRue funeral held Roy S Gibson Funeral Home. burial Elm wood cemetery. service by Rev Paul Wagner. bearers named.
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Roy Smith
Fred W. Smith
W. Beech
Roy
Bremerton
Wash
Erie
Wayne
Blondie
California
Etta Hanson
Albert Breeden
Marie Giblin
Peoria
Ariz
Hurley Heaton
R. 1
James
Amanda) Hickey
Amanda Hickey
Eric
Erie Rest Home
William Alkire
Clairinda
Iown
Butler
James Hickey
Erie Christian Church
James B. Thouvenell
Buffalo
Fredonia
G. C
Nelle Thouvenell
Shirley Bell
Belton
Patricia Dunger
Paramount
Calif
Anna Cole
North Platte
Neb
Erma Insche
Wichita
Lois Thouvenell
Judy
Karen
Richard
Citrus Heights
Virgil
Arthur
Grover, Jr
Pennsylvania
George Goff
Walnut
Mount Carmel
Pittsburg
Farmers State Bank
James L. Carlton
Dalton
James M
Mary Frances Goff
Vulcan Lodge
Florence Goff
Methodist
Hubert Hahn
Glenwood
Carson
Larue
Howard C
Jack) LaRue
Roy S. Gibson
Paul Wagner
Elmwood Cemetery
C. H. Pankratz
Dave Petterson
Rock of Ages
Wayne Lopeman
Carl Wortman
Earl Malcolm
Lemuel Beale
Kenneth Gingrich
Paschal Grimes
Admissions and discharges at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Yesterday admissions include Mrs. Burnett, Mrs. Saving, Mrs. Allen, Carl Aden, Mrs. Ladd, Mrs. Smith, Merle Estes, Etna VanWickle, and the Jensen pair with surgical or medical designations. Today adds William Best, A. Lee Burns, Sherry Staggs, and Richard Vincent. dismissals include Douglas Brooks, Jerry Elrod, Mrs. Burnett, Mrs. McMinimy, Mrs. Alter, and Emmett Campbell. Births report twins, a boy and a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Havorka. Traffic citation issued to Rosa Lee Conklin for blocking a driveway. $2 bond posted. District Court action in Chanute reports a divorce in Dalia Carder vs Hiram Carder, dismissed.
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Charles Burnett
Surgical
James Saving
S. Grant
George Allen
S. Plummer
Carl Aden
Andrew Ladd
S. Rutter
Gino Smith
Iola
Merle Estes
S. Steuben
Etna VanWickle
W. 4Th
Mary and
Timothy Jensen
E. 9Th
William Best
A. Lee Burns
S. Garfield
Sherry Lynn Staggs
Edith
Richard L. Vincent
Stark
Douglas Brooks
S. Santa Fe
Jerry Elrod
Ralph McMinimy
Max Alter
Emmett Campbell
W. Main
John Havorka
S. Larson
Traffic Fatalities In Topeka 1964 Log Summary
Kansas traffic death log reports 24 hours to 9 am Wednesday shows 3 fatalities on June, total 1964 deaths 279, with 1963 comparable period at 250. Data covers Topeka incidents and statewide totals for the period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Two men in custody on intoxication charges
Officers identified Marvin Lucas, a transient, and George Bailey of 6'2 E Main in the Greeley area, as in custody on intoxication charges awaiting disposition. Lucas was arrested about 7:30 last night and Bailey about 1 a.m. today. Also notes relations to Chanute High School and University of Kansas graduate Childers, plus visits of the Marsh and Chil ders families from Fort Dodge, Iowa to their sister.
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Marvin Lucas
George Bailey
E. Main
Lucas
Bailey
Greeley Area
Childers
Chanute High School
The
University of Kansas
First aid kit found after break‑in at V-C Fertilizer office
A first aid kit and rubber gloves from the V-C Fertilizer plant office on West 21st were found near City Park railway tracks and turned to police yesterday. The office had been broken into last Friday night.
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V-C Fertilizer Plant
West 21St
City Park
Pear tree fruit theft reported at Garfield address
O R Wilson of 1008 S Garfield reported to police that someone pulled fruit from a pear tree in his yard last night and scattered the pears over the yard.
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O. R. Wilson
S. Garfield
Chain saw reported missing from residence
Dorothy Dillon of route 1 reported to police that a chain saw was stolen from her home within the past week or ten days. The incident remains under investigation with no arrests at this time.
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Dorothy Dillon
R. 1
Childers son joins Greeley Jazz Band Lab directors
Mr and Mrs C L Childers of 1209 S Evergreen report their son Charles is a member and director of the Greeley Jazz Band Lab composed of music teachers from Greeley Colorado and area schools.
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C. L. Childers
S. Evergreen
Charles
Greeley, Colo
Greeley
Kansas State Grad Accepts Internship at Massachusetts General
Carol Barnhart, a Kansas State University graduate in institutional management, has accepted an internship at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.
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Carol Barnhart
Kansas State University
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Mose Shirley Returns Home From Denver Visit
Mose Shirley has returned to his home at 713 West Main after a 30 day visit with his daughter and her husband, Mr and Mrs George Krapes, in Denver. The Krapes moved to Denver from Kansas City on December first of last year.
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Mose Shirley
W. Main
George Krapes
Denver
Krapes
Kansas City
Local angler nets 23 pound buffalo fish at Elks Lake
A. J. Bertram of 916 S. Evergreen reeled in a 23 pound 1 ounce buffalo fish at Elks Lake last night after a 15 minute tussle. C. L. Fisher assisted in landing the fish which measured 34.4 inches long with a girth of 23.4 inches and a 11 inch tail.
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A. J. Bertram
S. Evergreen
Elks Lake
C. L. Fisher
Chanute Tribune highlights from June 24, 1964 edition
The Chanute Tribune reports local news and community events from Wednesday June 24 1964 including city notices, school updates, and brief sports results featuring area teams and standings within the Chanute region.
World War I Hero Alvin York Critical List
World War I hero Sgt Alvin York is on the critical list at Nashville Veterans Hospital with pneumonia in his right lung and a drop in blood pressure. A hospital spokesman noted possible blood clot or blood infection contributing to his condition. York, 76, remains at the hospital after a June 19 admission for internal bleeding. doctors had hinted at a return home to Pall Mall, Tennessee.
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Nashville, Tenn
Alvin York
Veterans Hospital
York
Pall Mall
Tenn
Here
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Independence
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Barney Woods
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Daily Transcript
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Nowate County
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Chanute
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Erma Potter
Effie Marsh
Edwin Marsh
Jack
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Dale Casebolt
N. Malcolm
the Chanute Tribune
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Evangelistic Crusade
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