Hog and Cattle Prices Lower at Kansas City Market
Kansas City AP reports cattle numbers at 10,500 head with calves 500, cattle trends mixed: slaughter steers down up to 50, cows up to 25, feeders firm for 800 lb steers, stockers barely steady, prices for high good and choice steers and heifers listed. Hog data shows 6,000 head with barrows and gilts 15.25 to 16.25, sows 13.25 to 14.25, heavy sows 13.00 to 25.00. Sheep at 4,000 head with spring slaughter lambs 25 higher, old crop lambs steady, prices for choice and prime native and shorn lambs noted.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Beech Airc
U.S
Gamble Sk
Flec
U. S
Kan P & L
Monsan Ch
Creep Mont Ward
Good Olin
Penney JC
Phill Pet
RCA Ce Eeany
St Joe
Sears Rock
Socony
Spen
Sperry Rd
Std Oil NJ
UN Carbide
US Steel
Rexall Sale Sets Largest Weeklong Event This Week
Rexall Drug Co announces a weeklong largest sale ever starting today with ads placed. Dr and Mrs Ha Sinclair and family from Kingman visited over the weekend with their relatives Mr and Mrs Frank Sinclair and Terry Ann. Weekend guests of Mattie Wolf and John Wolf included Mr and Mrs Wilbur Wolf of Tulsa. The Up and Atom 4H club plans a 7 pm Tuesday meeting at Alcott School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Casey Rexall Drug Co
R. Sinclair
Steven and
David of
Kingman
Frank Sinclair
Terry Ann
Mattie Wolf
Margaret Wolf
John Wolf
N. Highland
Mrs
Wilbur Wolf
Tulsa
Up and Atom
Alcott School
Wall Street St and Gates welcome a son in Fort Eustis
Wall Street St and Mrs. Norman Gates of Fort Eustis Va are the parents of a son Eric Jester born yesterday afternoon. He weighed 7 pounds 3 ounces. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Charles Gates of Topeka formerly of Chanute. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Howard Jester 812 S Highland.
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Norman Gates
Fort Eustis
Eric Jester
Charles Gates
Topeka
Chanute
Howard Jester
S. Highland
Jester
New York
Virginia
U.S
Parson swine prices mixed at private treaty sale
Private treaty sale reports swine selling at 15.35 dollars, fed cattle 25 cents lower, sows steady to 25 cents higher, and lambs steady with a top of 23 dollars. Fine.
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Parsons
Grain and feed price ledger from market report
Prices listed for corn oats milo and maize futures and cash bids alongside kafir rye barley and soybeans. Figures show bid ranges for No 2 white yellow and mixed corn and high soybeans trading around 2.04 to 2.10 per unit with bran and shorts at 32.75 to 33.50.
Mrs Ray Russell Returns From Manhattan Visit
Mrs Ray Russell of 212 S Evergreen returned Saturday evening from Manhattan where she spent a week visiting her daughter and family Mr Tom Roach Rebecca and Ricky.
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Ray Russell
S. Evergreen
Manhattan
Tom Roach
Rebecca
Ricky
Kansas City Produce Prices and Eggs and Poultry Totals
Kansas City wholesale eggs and consumer egg grades listed with price ranges and weights. Poultry items include heavy hens and fryers with weights and prices, along with capons ducks and wild notes. Chicago live poultry prices show wholesale ranges with slight changes.
Chicago grain and market notes from AP wire
Chicago AP market roundup reports steady butter and egg wholesale prices with mixed grade breakdowns. It lists corn prices for various No. 2 to No. 5 yellow grades, oats, soybean oil, and barley prices, noting no wheat or soybean sales and no changes in wholesale buying prices.
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Chicago
Niger
Chicago Grain Chicago
Wheat prices slip in Kansas City cash market report
AP roundup from Kansas City notes mixed bids in cash wheat. Quotes show No 2 hard and dark filters around 2.02 to 2.29 per bushel with various consignments trading near 2.04 to 2.06, while broader activity ranges reflect modest declines and small gains across grades.
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Kansas City Cash
Kansas City
Wheat
Reading Recital By Miss Treloggen at Senior High
Jean Treloggen daughter of Mr and Mrs H W Treloggen will present a reading recital at the Senior High School auditorium at 8 p m on May 12 with musical interludes and an interpretive dance by Billie Solomon. David Parker the high school speech instructor says the recital is new to Chanute and it is open to the public with no admittance charge. Both girls are seniors at the high school.
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Jean Treloggen
H. W. Treloggen
Billie Solomon
Vera Solomon
S. Evergreen
David Parker
Chanute
Barham Family Welcomes Daughter Jani Dawn in Independence
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Barham Jr announce the birth of daughter Jani Dawn born April 28 in Independence Missouri. The Barhams have three other children. Barham, a former Chanute resident and 1959 Kansas State University graduate, is an engineer for Gas Service Co in Independence.
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Lloyd Barham Jr
Jani Dawn
Independence, Mo
Barhams
Chanute
Barham
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Gas Service Co
Independence
Kansas Exresidents in California Plan Whit tier Reunion
An annual reunion of former Kansas residents now living in California will be held May 15 at Penn Park on Penn Street in Whit tier. A basket dinner will be served.
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Kansas
California
Penn Park
Penn Street
Whittier
Calif
Thompson drives into radio station in collision near noon
Larry Phil Thompson age 18 of 1206 S Grant said brakes failed as he neared KCRB radio station to park. His 1952 Mercury struck the left front fender and bumper and damaged a section of the station’s west wall. Building owner is Harry Byers.
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Larry Phil Thompson
S. Grant
KCRB
Thompson
Harry Byers
Hog killed by two dogs near town edges
A hog owned by Burt Truster of 1216 S Central was killed when two dogs entered its pen at the town south edge today. Police reported the dog owner was identified and to pay $20 valuation for the hog.
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Burt Truster
S. Central
Police arrest Bobby Lee Cobl in rural Buffalo on intoxication
Police arrested Bobby Lee Cobl in rural Buffalo Saturday night on charges of intoxication and disturbing the peace. He was released yesterday after posting a $25 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Lee Cobl
Buffalo
Boy Apologizes After Egg Toss At George Mayfield House
Police responded Saturday to a report of egg throwing at 1009 West Second Street the George Mayfield residence. Officers spoke with the boy and arranged for him to clean off the eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mayfield
W. 2Nd
Claus Family Weekend Visit and Canton Auxiliary Meeting
Mr and Mrs Harold Claus of 1314 S Highland spent the weekend in Topeka visiting their son Le Roy Claus and family. They attended a regimental meeting of the Canton and Ladies Auxiliary and joined the group for church services at the Methodist church followed by separate afternoon meetings at the IOOF hall on Sixth Street. LAPM
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Harold Claus
S. Highland
Topeka
Leroy Claus
Canton
Methodist Church
Ioof Hall
Sixth Street
LAPM
Chanute students shine in Kansas high school contest
Four Chanute women attended a school of instruction. Rolen Casebolt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Casebolt, 112 N. Malcolm, a Senior High School student, earned first honorable mention in the 40th Kansas High School Newspaper contest at Kansas University. He is sports editor of the Student Monitor for his column Casey Hits Sports. A former Chanute student, Rodney Sievers, was elected to the National Honorary Scholastic Society in Albuquerque New Mexico. Sievers and his parents moved there last summer where he is a junior. Eleven of 500 students were honored, with Sievers being the only junior named.
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Rolen Casebolt
Dale Casebolt
N. Malcolm
Kansas
William Allen White
Kansas University
Casebolt
Student Monitor
Casey
Chanute High School
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Rodney Sievers
Clarence Sievers
Sievers
Erie
Walter R. Meeker
Erie Federated Church
Fred Shaw
Chanute
J. M. Torrence
East Hill Cemetery
Pierce Funeral Home
Mr. Meeker
Gardner
Mercy Hospital
Parsons
Vale
Walter Rennselear Meeker
Centerville Township
Lafayette
Eliza A. Meeker
Hazel Scott
Fort Scott
Tribune Phone Contact Instructions
If you cannot reach your Tribune, contact your carrier. If he is unreachable, call 700 after 6 pm for assistance.
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Tribune
Neosho Memorial Hospital daily visiting hours and admissions
Daily Transcript lists visiting hours 2 to 4 and 6 30 to 8 p m for Neosho Memorial Hospital with no visitors under 16. It covers admissions and dismissals across Saturday yesterday and today including names such as Nelson Peterson Yates Center Hazel Brown Bartlesville Fred Spencer Humboldt John C Furnee 718 S Grant and others, plus births, fire calls, traffic citations, court actions and obituaries for Gustaf Erickson Walter Meeker and Walter Rennselear Meeker.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Nelson Peterson
Yates Center
Hazel Brown
Bartlesville
Fred Spencer
Humboldt
John C. Furnee
S. Grant
Lora Burris
S. Highland
A. T. Nutter
Robert Dwinell
Chapman
Gertie Barkley
N. Forest
Kathleen Weldon
Burleigh Russell
W. Main
K. Cook
S. Central
Grant Wilson
S. Forest
Deaths and Funerals for Mrs Mary Smith and Serafin Serrato
Last rites for 67 year old Mrs Mary Smith of 1220 S Highland set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Frontenac Methodist church with interment at Mount Olive cemetery Pittsburg. Serafin Serrato 32 of 1104 S Steuben died Sunday of a heart attack at a sister's home. Burial at St Patrick's cemetery after services at St Patrick's church. Survivors include parents and siblings. Funeral arrangements include Rosary and Mass timings.
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Mary Smith
S. Highland
Frontenac Methodist Church
Mount Olive Cemetery
Pittsburg
Friskel Mortuary
Frontenac
Serafin Serrato
S. Steuben
S. Washington
Ash Grove Lime and Portland Cement Co
Chanute
Juan Serrato
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Esther Ortiz
Elizabeth Serrato
Juanita Ortiz
Humboldt
Alfred
Emilio
Rosary
Johnson Mortuary
Serrato
St. Patrick's Church
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Meeker Life Remembered With Survivors and Honors
The obituary notes that he spent the rest of his life in his home area. Survivors include his wife and two daughters, two sons in Florida and California, twelve grandchildren, three brothers, a sister, and multiple in laws. He was a member of the Erie Masonic Lodge and several organizations including the Presbyterian church, Southeast Kansas Dahlia Association, UNESCO, and served as church clerk and Doane Dodd Grange District officer.
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Savonburg
Elsmore
Selma Trast
Evangelical Covenant Church
Raymond York
Chanute
Conrad
August
Robert Leadstrom
Ernest Dahlstrom
Lavenburg
Bror Benson
Kansas City
Kas
Willis Adell
E. M. Pearson
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Savenburg Swedish Cemetery
Johnson Mortuary
Donaleen Moore
Redlands
Calif
Man Miller
Long Beach
Walter S
Wichita
Robert L
Jacksonville
Fla
Francis
Don
Glendale
Russell
Tulsa
Ruth Burton
Meeker
Erie Masonic Lodge
The
Presbyterian Church
Southeast Kansas Dahlia Assn
Unesco
Presbyterian
Doane Dodd Grange District
ABC Payola Testimony Contradicts ABC Claim
congressional staff investigator James B. Kelly testified that ABC relied only on a sworn statement from Dick Clark denying payola. ABC officials said they conducted no investigation of Clark's TV disc jockey show or outside interests. Clark testified he never took payola but admitted a record firm in which he held a stake paid other Philadelphia DJs.
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Washington
American Broadcasting Co
Dick Clark
Clark
James B. Kelly
ABC
Kelly
House Legislative Oversight
Philadelphia
Buddy Enlistment Program Offered in Chanute
Chanute area young men may enlist together under the Army Buddy Enlistment program announced by SFC H. L. Lynch. The Army seeks groups of buddies and notes a growing trend toward team activities. It also seeks young women for the Wac program, with eligibility for those born May 14 1942, the Women’s Army Corps establishment date. Swearing in occurs on the 18th birthday at Municipal Airport Kansas City, followed by a tour of the Capitol and nine weeks basic at Fort McClellan Alabama.
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Chanute
Army
SFC
H. L. Lynch
Lynch
Women’s Army Corps
Kansas City
Fort McClellan
Ala
Two Teachers Attend Mathematics Meeting at Pittsburg
Ethel Davidson and Freda Betts from Royster Junior High attended a joint spring meeting of the Kansas Association of Teachers of Mathematics and the Kansas Section of the Mathematical Association of America at Kansas State College of Pittsburg last Thursday. Principal speaker was Magnus R. Hestenes of UCLA with Oscar Peterson of Emporia State College and Lela Cobb of Wichita also speaking on trends to improve mathematics teaching. About 200 attendees. next year’s meeting will be at Ottawa University.
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Ethel Davidson
Freda Betts
Royster Junior High School
Kansas Assn. of
Kansas
The
Mathematical Assn. of America
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
Magnus R. Hestenes
UCLA
Oscar Peterson
Emporia State College
Lela Cobb
Wichita
Layden Visits Here During Campaign Stop
Frank Layden of Frontenac Republican candidate for Congress in the Third District spent Saturday in the area visiting friends and campaigning for the office.
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Frank Layden
Frontenac
Nigeria Population Claim Under Colonial Growth
A Dutch-like era statistic claims Nigeria, then a British colony in Africa, houses 34 million people, surpassing the combined populations of Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, highlighting rapid growth and imperial demography.
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Nigeria
Africa
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Center of U S population shifts west in 1960
The geographic center of population moved westward, leaving South Dakota as the last central point. It lay 17 miles west of Castle Rock in Butte County and 14 miles east of the junction of the borders of South Dakota, Montana, and Wyoming.
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Union
South Dakota
Castle Rock
Butte County
Montana
Wyoming
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Daily Transcript
John Anderson
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Anna Turner
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Homer Washburn
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N. Grant
Joe Menke
N. Wilson
Harvie Clemens
Donna Bowen
Paul Lassem
Edward Boring
Carl Harvey
Earl Pruitt
Ada Amos
E. Elm
Charles Wiggan
Loyd
L. Kirby
Phillip Mendez
N. Lincoln
Mary Biggs
James ‘Horton
Walter Lacey
Robert Kern
James D. Ellis
Eric
Neosho Manor
Harold Keith Thornhill
Iola
Santa Fe
Fred Seaman
Robert
Red) Phillips
St. Grant
Moe) Ogle
N. Santa Fe
Gustaf Ludvig Erickson
Meeker Rites
Helena Rubinstein
Calvert
ABC Relief
Ottawa University
Layden
Alaska
Hawaii
Chanute Tribune
Ludwig Erickson
York Electric Company
York Htg. & Sheet Metal
Suntone
Pioneer
Shannon
MIX Mercantile Stark
C & W Furniture
Fredonia
Pheue
Johnson Furniture CO
Neodesha
Harold's Furn. & Appl
Symboldt
Reeves Furn. & Appl
John P. Nation
Hazel V. Stacy
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