Livestock Markets Show Modest Shifts Across Kansas City
Cattle numbers around 3 400 with calves 50 and prime vealers at 32.00. Cows strong to 25 higher, hogs about 3 000 with barrows and gilts 25 lower, sows steady. Sheep 1 100 steady with lambs 17.50 to 18.75, wheat and corn front futures mixed in Chicago closing.
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Kansas
Susan Wasser
S. Highland
J. L.haigler
E. 12Th
Grant
Haigler
Wasser
Mary Hasty
Judy Admiral
Stn
Highland
McNeal Allie
Am Airlin
Am Cyan
Am Motors
McNeal
Plymouth
Nash
Anaconda
Apco Oil
David Kaufman
Garfield, Atchison
Harvaer
Cessna Air
Champlin
Chisaler
U Ou Parsons, Kan
Commercial
Bank of Dassane
Diad Tadow Af
Aendtsche
Curtiss Wr
Dow Chem
D ‘S ‘du Pont
Eagle Pich
D's Fairl
Finl Fed
Firestone
Aanade
Ford Mtr
D's 'Gamble SK
Goodyear
P & L Ee
Sinclair Eee
Socom
Big Burger
St. Patrick’s Week- Mont Ward
Texaco
Sun
Textron
NY Central
Main & Lafayette
Perswee Union Pac Eee
U 'S Nor N Gas
Nor Pac
Okla G & E
Westy el
Okla N Gas
Woolworth
Peabody Coal
Yale & Two
Penney JC
Coves
Proct Gam
Rayonier
Reyn
St Joe
Seeeee
Parsons Livestock Market Prices for Hogs Cattle Sheep
Parsons Livestock shows cattle prices by weight and grade with ranges for U S choice to standard, prime and good grades. Hogs and calves list values for killing, stocker, feeder, and creep fed classifications, plus bulls, ewes, and rams with varying quotes and steady trends across species.
Egg and poultry prices hold steady in Kansas City market
AP report shows consumer eggs unchanged. Wholesale large eggs at 33-38 cents, mostly 37. medium eggs 30-37 cents, mostly 35 1/2. Poultry unchanged with Missouri and Arkansas live fryers and broilers at farm 14-15, delivered 14-15 cents. Butter unchanged.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Butter steady as eggs ease in wholesale Chicago market
Chicago wholesale dairy notes show butter steady and eggs easing by up to 1 percent. Prices for white eggs hold at 36/2 for grade A, 36s for mixed, 35 for mediums, 34 for standards, 32 for dirties and checks.
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Chicago
Daily Transcript highlights hospital admissions and court actions
Admissions and births at Neosho Memorial Hospital include Mrs Chester Hamsher Mr Terrell Allday and Mrs Billie LaRue among others. Dismissals list several patients and a birth records a girl. District Court at Chanute notes cases including Lindquist divorce Small death dismissal and several judgments and foreclosures. Greeting cards from England noted. first designs in the 1840s.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Chester Hamsher
N. Forest
Terrell Allday
S. Santa Fe
Karen Lindquist
Jeffery Riebel
N. Edith
Dewey Dillman
D E. Elm
Mary Ann Wood
S. Ashby
Clarence Draper
N. Washington
Billie LaRue
S. Highland
Richard Sewart
S. Central
Winnie Johnson
Yates Center
E. J. Stitt
Thayer
Maxine Bright
W. Pine
Wayne Erikson Savenburg
Michael Kepley
Earlton
Lewis Watts
S. Allen
District Court
Chanute
Gary Wayne Lindquist
H. E
Ellis Cutter
H. E. Cutter & Dad Drilling Co
Texlina Oil & Gas Co
James L. Christy
Marlene Joyce
Christy
Phyllis Small
Doran Small
William E. Willis
Manley Transfer Co
Nathan and
Lena Welch
City of
Kansas City Grain Prices Reported By AP
Wheat prices ranged from 2.29 to 2.82 for No 2 hard and dark hard with 102 cars. Corn values showed No 2 white 1.24 to 1.31 and No 2 yellow 1.23 to 1.26 with 96 cars traded. Soybeans quoted 2.57 to 2.62 with other grains and byproducts listed as futures-like ranges.
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Kansas City
Hides and Cream Prices in Historical Market Listing
A fragment lists hides priced by weight with a 40 lb threshold at 3.00 per head and under 40 lb at 7 cents per pound. Firm mentions glue hides and references various cream products with labeled grades and packaging notes.
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Eseangiees
Wall Street Crashes and Traffic Crashes Mentioned in AP Report
The AP notes stock market gains stall late with mixed prices and light volume. Separate police logs list multiple fender benders in New York and Parsons with varying damage to vehicles and minimal injuries.
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New York
U.S
Jobless in Kansas Shows Slight Drop
Kansas unemployment eased slightly this week with an insured rate of 4.5 percent, down from 4.7 percent a week earlier. Payments totaled $548,491 to 14,192 people, compared with the year-ago figures of 4.7 percent.
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Kansas
Topeka
SAP
State
Manufacturers urge deeper tax cuts and longer phase in
The National Association of Manufacturers asked Congress to exceed Kennedy's tax cuts and delay revenue code revisions. President W. P. Gallander backed the Herlong Baker plan, promising about 4 billion more in personal relief and 2.5 billion more in corporate cuts over five years, with a 5 percent growth goal for the late 1960s to curb unemployment.
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Washington
National Association of Manufacturers
Congress
Kennedy
W. P. Gallander
House
Ways and Means Committee
A. S. Herlong Jr
D-Fla
Howard H. Baker
R-Tenn
Herlong-Baker
Gallander
Zumalt Heads Teachers Chanute Association for 1963-64
Ray Zumalt guidance counselor at Royster Junior High was elected president of the Chanute Teachers Association for 1963-64 at the annual meeting held at Lincoln School. Hal Davis was named vice president and other officers were elected.
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Ray Zumalt
Royster Junior High
Chanute Teachers Assn
Lincoln School
Hal Davis
Robert Martin
Imogene Dolaw
Truman Cooper
Thomas Mee
Eldon Vaughn
Marion Stevens
Vendla Kjellander
Howard Jester
Kansas
Elizabeth Pieper
Chanute Group
Chanute Toastmasters Elect Officers for Year
The Chanute Toastmasters Club named Lige Matlock president for the year with R. J. Hayes as city manager and other officers. The charter has 21 members with room for more as meetings proceed.
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Chanute Toastmasters Club
Lige Matlock
Matlock
R. J. Hayes
Bill Dever
Jim Boerwinkle
Ralph Willcott
Ed Gray
Fort Scott
Dick Phillips
Fort Scott Club
Chanute Club
Memorial Building
Stevenson Denies UN as Communist Instrument
Adlai E. Stevenson told a Senate subcommittee that the United Nations is not an instrument of Communist manipulation. He said Soviet influence in Afro-Asian bloc faded after China’s involvement in India and Khrushchev’s Cuba missile removal push. Even in Cuba, Soviet sway over Castro wields power over military and economy but appears to be waning.
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U.S
United Nations
Soviet Union
Red China
India
Khrushchev
Cuba
Stevenson
Senate Foreign Relations
Fidel Castro
Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Paul D Morris Serves Aboard USS Ranger
News brief notes machinist third class Paul D. Morris U S N son of Mrs Charline V Morris 709 N Grant serving aboard the aircraft carrier USS Ranger the site of the case The brief mentions his naval assignment and family connection.
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Paul D. Morris
USN
Charline V. Morris
N. Grant
Ranger
Lankford J Van Vickle dies after two week illness
Lankford John Van Vickle 70 of 409 S Steuben died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a two week illness. Born June 11 1892 in Vermillion County Illinois he moved to Kansas in 1895. He married Jessie Irvin in 1915. Survived by wife daughter son eight grandchildren one great grandchild sister two brothers and many nieces and nephews. Funeral Saturday 3 30 at Roy S Gibson Funeral Home burial Memorial Park.
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Lankford
J. van Vickle
S. Steuben
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Lankford John
John
Anna Wiles van Vickle
Vermillion Countty
Ill
Kansas
Pleasant Valley
Jessie Irvin
Andrew van Vickle
S. Kansas
Fred van Wickle
W. 4Th
Nhieces
Irvin Wayne
Don
Roy S. Gibson
Memorial Park
Right of Way Bill Squeezes by House
TOPEKA AP A bill allowing the Highway Commission to purchase right of way in advance passed the House on a second vote after an initial defeat. The measure, now headed to the Senate, aims to save hundreds of thousands by pre acquiring land before development. Some lawmakers linked the initial rejection to personal dynamics.
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Topeka
Highway Commission
House
Senate
Highway Department
4-H Club News Highlights Up and Atom Meeting
Members of the Up and Atom 4-H club cooked at a local meat market with G E Bauer discussing cuts and cooking methods. The Jolly Jayhawkers met on March 7 with Joe Smith presiding and a program including demonstrations music appreciation and parliamentary talks.
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Up and Atom 4-H Club
G. E. Bauer
Jolly Jayhawkers
Joe Smith
Ronnie Smith
Jim Norris
William Cook
Judy Smith
Joyce Herrin
Nick Norris
Maple Grove Women’s Society Elects New Officers
The Maple Grove Women’s Society of World Service met at Mrs. Jesse Jackson’s home with Mrs. Nelson Pringle presiding. Officers elected: President Mrs. Calvin Leonard, Vice President Mrs. Pringle, Treasurer Mrs. Gerald Barney, Secretary Mrs. Lawrence Barr. Refreshments served to eight members two visitors and four children. Next meeting April 3 with Mrs. Edward McCoy.
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Maple Grove
Women's Society of World Service
Jesse Jackson
Nelson Pringle
Calvin Leonard
Pringle
Gerald Barney
Lawrence Barr
Earl Gray
Jackson
Jack Mathis
Mary Martha Guild Meets at Church
The Mary Martha Guild of the Presbyterian Church met in the Fellowship Room Monday evening for a covered dish dinner. Pink azaleas and shamrocks decorated the tables. Mrs. Edna Petterson gave devotions, The Broken Covenant. Mrs. S. M. Squire led the lesson, Communism in Practice. Mrs. W. A. Goolsbee presided at the business meeting. Twenty one members attended.
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Mary Martha Guild
The
Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Room
Edna Petterson
S. M. Squire
W. A. Goolsbee
Lincoln PTA Elects Officers and Plans School Projects
Mrs. John Kinney is president with Mrs. Clifford McCoy as vice president, Mrs. Dean Foster treasurer, and Mrs. C. A. Woods secretary. Life memberships awarded to Linda Fields and Mrs. Kinney. Projects include a school television antenna and a new microscope for science classes.
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Lincoln
John Kinney
Lincoln Pta
Clifford McCoy
Dean Foster
C. A. Woods
Linda Fields
Kinney
PTA
Alcott
Meningers Clinic
Topeka
Kansas City
Fred Ingram
W. Elm
Scout Den 2 Meets with Dioramas and Yell
Cub Scout Den 2 Pack 100 met Monday with each Cub making a diorama of a U S natural scene. Mike Trumbull served refreshments and the meeting closed with the den yell.
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J. E. Erickson
N. Grant
United States
Mike Trumbull
Now You Can Hear With Both Ears
An article promotes tiny ear devices enabling binaural hearing using four transistors and a small energy bell. Each ear fits a compact unit, no tubes or wires, claimed to be affordable and suitable for nerve deafness. Readers are invited to request full particulars from Hearing Assistance in Minneapolis with no obligation.
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Arthur Crosby
Excelsior
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Peua
Uiru Wueay
Najor Suibety
Jim
Wichita University
Parsons
Commie Instrument
Sunset Club
Lester R. Cox
Louie Ingle
J. D. Keath
Harold Miller
Kenneth Ginrich
John Duncan
George Cox
Fairview Cemetery
Cherryvale
America
Sasebo
Japan
John Paul Jones
France
Jacqueline Churchill
Jack Churchill
W. 5Th
Gamma Alpha Chi
Kansas University
Lawrence
Neosho
American Cancer Society
Red Cross
M. C. Phillips Jr
Bill
Scout News
Faye Edwards
Edwards
J. D. Rector
Dean Moore
James Kensett
Millard Martin
East Main
Crown Drug Co
Gillette
Clairol Loving Care
Helene Curtis
Metrecal
Jséj Cotton Buds
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