Hogs Higher Cattle Steady Across Markets
Kansas City reports hogs up 15 to 25 cents while cattle mostly steady with mixed yearlings and calves showing firm prices. Grain and feed components mix with other commodities and market lists for hogs and sheep vary by weight class, region, and grade.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U.S
U. S
Alfred Petterson
S. Katy
Tulsa
Produce and grain market brief from Kansas City and Chicago
AP market notes report unchanged produce in Kansas City and mixed movement in Chicago markets. Butter eggs and poultry show small gains and declines while grains edge higher with corn and oats up slightly and soybeans near a flat close.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Grinnell play crew member Morris from Chanute High in mood
Clara Taylor hosted last week by Mr and Mrs Earl Wilson and Carro Ann Benedict. Grinnell College will stage Skin of Our Teeth March 9 11 with Chanute graduate Phil Morris a publicity crew member. Also notes on hospital admissions dismissals and local legal filings.
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Clara Taylor
Altamont
Mrs. Earl Wilson
Carro! Ann
Benedict
Fred Rawlings
Yates Center
Ida Morris
S. Central
Leslie Talbot
Medical
Aeolus Jones
Floyd Swiler
N. Evergreen
Roberta Osborn
Humboldt
Frank Schul
S. Evergreen
Leland Paquette
W. 1St
John Taylor
S. Ashby
Anthony Wells
Wichita
Nellie Brown
Santa Fe
Charles Sommars
Jack Coats
Wayne Cooper
S. Lincoln
Lucinda
Kermit Adelgren
Ackerman
Darrell Finley and Son
St. Grant
Paul Tate
Kansas
Adelgren and Walker Funeral Services Held Yesterday
Funeral services were held yesterday at First Methodist and Koch-Skinner memorial chapels for Mrs. Treva May Adelgren and Mrs. Fannie Melissa Walker. Ministers Rev Charles Wesley Garrett and Rev Ray J. Hutchison led ceremonies. Singers included Mrs. C. H. Pankratz and trio Sharrell Campbell Elaine Stevens with piano accompaniment. Burial followed at Greenlawn Memorial Park Cemetery and Elmwood Cemetery respectively.
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Treva May Adelgren
Marlene
First Methodist Church
Charles Wesley Garrett
C. H. Pankratz
Fairest Lord
Jesus
Sharrell Campbell
Elaine Stevens
Ivory Palaces
Homer Erickson
Y-Teen
Don Sailors
Stark
George Bartholomew
Eric Howard Bailey
Thayer
Don Holman
Britton Thompson
Joe McMillen
Greenlawn Memorial Park Cemetery
Local students earn honors and serve. travelers and soldiers noted
Dryden a freshman son of Mr and Mrs Paul Dryden is among those earning course honors. Dwane and Wayne Miller of Benedict recently completed Embry-Riddle training in Miami with FAA certificates and diplomas awarded at Knights of Columbus hall. Wayne returned home while Dwane remains to finish a flying course. Dwane and Wayne were two of five honor roll students among 41. A St James Maloun, 19, arrived on Okinawa and serves in the U S Army Ordnance Group as a parts specialist after basic at Fort Leonard Wood. Rev R LeRoy Rayson will lead evangelistic services at Center Ridge EUB church. AS4 Arthur L Hasty re-enlisted in the Regular Army with six years, stationed at Fort Riley after prior service in Korea. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Willard Hasty.
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Kenneth Miller
Benedict
Miami
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Marina
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Willard M. Hasty
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4Th Artillery
Fort Riley
Kan
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Korea
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Peterson Shoe Shop
Chanute
Congo withdrawal demands and new military pacts
The EE Tribune reports a demand for the withdrawal of U N forces from the Congo. Tshombe states that new military pacts among states enable control over the Congo as Kasavubu and Kalonji governments sign alliances. In Moscow, U S Ambassador Thompson departs for Novosibirsk to deliver President Kennedy's goodwill message to Khrushchev.
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Congo
Tshombe
Ino
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Lepoldville
Albert Kalonji
Kasai
Moscow
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Llewellyn Thompson
Novosibirsk
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Wall Street Ends Mixed After Active Start
The New York market widened its decline slightly late in the afternoon as volume reached about 5.5 million shares. Losses in key stocks ranged from fractions to 1 or 2 points with bonds steady to slightly firmer while U S government dealings were sparse.
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New York
U.S
Castro troops execute four as Cuba tightens revolt
Global briefs report Castro's firing squads executing four convicted bombers and arsonists at La Cabana fort as the revolutionary government steps up reprisals against disloyalty. Other items describe Jean-Baptiste Bellec living in a Brittany wardrobe and a Commonwealth conference in London amid racial issues and South Africa ties.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
la Cabana
Saint-Brieuc
France
Jean-Baptiste Bellec
Brittany
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery New Cure
New healing substance Bio-Dyne enables shrinkage of hemorrhoids while relieving pain and itch without surgery. Case after case shows reduction and statements that piles have ceased to be a problem. Available as suppository or ointment under the name Preparation H at drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
Government forces stall at Liap Junction in Laos clash
Government forces suffered a setback in an artillery battle with pro Communist rebels at a strategic road junction about 40 miles south of Luang Prabang, according to reports from Vientiane.
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Vientiane, Laos
Luang Prabang
Katanga President Opens Congo Roundtable Conference
Katanga Province leader Moise Tshombe presides over a roundtable meeting with Congo political figures aiming to negotiate national governance. The event marks a step in addressing regional and national tensions as discussions proceed.
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Tananarive
Malagasy Republic
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Congo
Rip Van Winkle Backaches and Sleepless Nights Ad
Doan s Pills offer fast relief for nagging backache headaches and muscular pains that disrupt sleep. The ad claims three actions including pain relief bladder soothing and mild diuretic effect to improve kidney output and restore rest for nine years.
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Dean
Doan
Groundhog Hibernation Quietly Revealed by Sensitive Instrument
A woodchuck’s winter sleep remains deep until a delicate instrument detects its faint breathing. Researchers note hibernation patterns as climate and physiology influence emergence times at sites across North America.
Tribune Ad Notes Low Weekly Price
The Tribune lists a subscription rate of 35 0 cents per week reflecting a promotional offer.
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