Livestock Prices and Receipts Across Markets Kansas City
AP reporting cattle veers to higher readings with 9 000 head traded as feeders and prime steers reach 24.75 to 27.25 and good heifers 22.00 to 26.25 while vealers move 26.00 to 31.00. Hog listing shows barrows and gilts up 25, sows steady with 1 3 weight hogs at 15.85 to 16.25 and sows 13.50 to 14.25. Sheep trade remains active with lambs up around 25 and ewes higher with prime lambs 19.00 to 21.00 and ewes 3.00 to 5.25.
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Kansas City
U.S
AT & T
U %S
Atchison
Atlas Chem
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Med- Chrysler
du Pont
Ford Mtroc
Gamble Sk
Kan G & E
GOD 'S Choice
Good Kan P & L
Manson Ch
Mont Ward
Penney JC
St Joe
Sears Rock
Canners Spen Chem
Shelly Sperry
Sid Oil
Choice Bologna Westy el
Renga Ea
Porkers and cattle prices with mixed stock market report
Hogs: U S 1 and 2 grades 190-240 lb at 15.25 to 15.50, mixed 230-270 lb 14.50 to 15.00, 180-200 lb 14.00 to 14.50, sows 400 lb down 13.00 to 13.75, heavier sows 12.00 to 13.00, stags 9.00 to 11.00, boars 9.00 to 12.00. Wall Street mixed gains and losses. 2.8 million shares. Cattle and calves: steady to higher with choice grades and various weights listed. veals 31.00 to 32.00. Bulls steady. sheep and lambs steady with ranges for lambs, ewes, and feeder stock.
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Parsons
U.S
New York
Kansas City Eggs and Poultry Prices Report
AP dispatch from Kansas City lists consumer egg grades with price ranges for large medium small and ungraded categories. Wholesale eggs show 80 percent A and B quality breaks along with unclassified items. Poultry prices cover heavy and light hens, capons, and ducks, with per pound figures. Butter prices for grade A are given per pound in solid and quarter forms.
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Kansas City
Chicago Produce and Poultry Prices Steady
AP roundup shows butter and eggs holding steady in Chicago markets. Butter quotes around 93 for AA plus other grades. eggs rates hover with A whites near 28 and mixed at 28 percent. Live poultry mostly unchanged or down slightly with roasters 22 to 23 cents per pound and white rock fryers around 16 to 18 cents.
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Chicago
Chicago grain market report shows no wheat or soy sales
AP report from Chicago notes no wheat or soybean sales. Corn prices listed as No 2 yellow at 1.15 2 and sample grade yellow at 1.12. Oats cited as No 1 extra heavy white at 74 4, No 2 extra heavy white at 74 percent, and sample grade extra heavy white at 74. Soybean oil quoted at 9 gb 4sa. Barley prices include making choice 1.35 155 nm and feed 1.00 1.25 n.
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Chicago
Theft Reported At Coffeyville Store
The Farm and City retail store just south of Coffeyville was broken into over the weekend. Thurlow Smith the store manager estimates the loss at 4610 dollars in cash checks and merchandise.
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Coffeyville
Thurlow Smith
Federal tax take tops 280 million in Kansas early 1962
AP report from Wichita shows Kansas federal tax collections for the first four months of the year at 280,092,947 dollars, more than 17 million above the same period in 1961. IRS Director Gus F. Koehler released the figures.
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Wichita
Kansas
Gus F. Koehler
Internal Revenue
World War I Veterans Week Proclaimed in Kansas
Governor John Anderson Jr. designates May 13 to 19 as World War I Veterans Week in Kansas. Chanute Barracks of the Veterans of World War I announce the observance and note the department convention May 18 to 20 at Parsons. Commander Jack Owens and adjutant J. C. Renning are cited.
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Kansas
John Anderson Jr
Chanute Barracks
Parsons
Jack Owens
J. C. Renning
Science Shrinks Piles with New Non-Surgical Treatment
New healing substance Bio-Dyne named Preparation H shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Cases show actual shrinkage and patient statements that piles are no longer a problem as the product becomes available in suppository and ointment forms at drug counters.
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New York, N.yt
Funeral Details and Various Local Notices From Winfield Area
Funeral for Clyde Blackett, 62, a Santa Fe engineer and former Cherryvale resident, was held in Winfield after a heart attack at work. James Shoes owner O K James returned from St Louis after attending a shoe show and ordering merchandise. Rudy Ornelas, USN, son of Rosa Ornelas, serves aboard the USS Staten Island undergoing underway training near San Diego. American Legion Auxiliary delegates named for district convention in Parsons. David C Gough named to Omicron Delta Kappa at KU. John F Young and Lige Matlock attended open house at Boys Industrial School in Topeka. Opal Carlson returning to Tulsa after weekend visit with Isis Stanfield. Tribune phone contact details updated for carrier Alta Spurrier at 218 W Main.
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Ross Miller
Oak
W. C. Gromer
S. Katy
Clyde Blackett
Winfield
Santa Fe Railroad
Cherryvale
Blackett
O. K. James
James Shoes
St. Louis
Rudy F. Ornelas
USN
Rosa Ornelas
John F. Young
Neosho County
Lige Matlock
Boys Industrial School
Topeka
Connally versus Yarborough Shake Texas Gubernatorial Runoff
In Dallas AP reports a six man Democratic primary produced John Connally with a strong lead while Don Yarborough is set for a June 2 runoff. The contest deepens a long standing conservative liberal split within Texas Democrats and could affect Republican hopes depending on the runoff outcome.
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Dallas
Tex
Navy
John Connally
Houston
Don Yarborough
Texas
Connally
Yarborough
Girl 6 Rescued From Water in Eight‑Foot Well
Kathy Bulger disappeared after a well cover broke and dropped her eight feet of water. Floyd Haller lowered his son Alvin 20 on a lariat to reach her. Kathy revived quickly and was aided while her father William W. Bulger, a Kansas City Star reporter, was at work. The rescuer, Alvin Haller, is a Central Missouri State College student.
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Kansas City
Kathy Bulger
Floyd Haller
Alvin
Kathy
William W. Bulger
The
Kansas City Star
Young Haller
Central Missouri State College
Hospital Admissions and Births Roundup in Neosho Area
Daily Transcript reports Saturday admissions for Charles Ingram Guthrie Okla surgical and Alicia Taylor 402 S Lincoln surgical. dismissals include Charles Ingram and others. Births list a boy to Lee Dooley Humboldt and a girl to Larry Nelson Humboldt. Additional admissions dismissals and births noted for yesterday and today including residents in Humboldt Galesburg and Augusta.
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Charles Ingram
Guthrie
Okla
Hannah Wright
Neosho Manor
Alicia Taylor
S. Lincoln
Lloyd Hengan
Humboldt
Virgil White
Augusta
Lee Dooley
Larry Nelson
Max Alter
S. Santa Fe
Ted Ahlers
S. Kansas
Wilbur Mitchum
W. 4Th
Wannershire
Wilford Aday
Fay Clopine
S. Western
Eva Dyson
Eric
Joseph Brucell
Frank Frieholtz
N. Grant
Douglas Ford
S. Evergreen
Carlos Fletcher
S. Steuben
Buford Eastburn
S. Grant
Elmer Branhart
Delbert Lieurace
John Poos
Denman
Robert Johnson
N. Forest
Roosevelt Owens
N. Evergreen
Leroy Lacen
Galesburg
Norman Gardner
Rotary Assembly Held in Pittsburg for New Club Leaders
A district assembly of Rotary International met in Pittsburg to train newly elected presidents and secretaries of local clubs in district 611 who will assume office July 1. The district spans parts of Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and Art Kansas.
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Pittsburg
Rotary International
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Art Kansas
Traffic Citations From Police Three Hour Operation
Seventeen drivers cited for speeding in a three hour police traffic timer operation on South Santa Fe today. Bonds posted include William H. Swyers and William J. Ramsey both of Independence, Coy M. Neff 901 N. Santa Fe, Clarence Stipp Jr. Barston for blocking alley with a $2 bond. Fire runs reported Sunday include 12:41 p.m. grass fire 12 miles west on old highway K39 and 4:40 p.m. Sunday at 610 E Main with cats on house.
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South Santa Fe
William H. Swyers
William J. Ramsey
Independence
Coy M. Neff
N. Santa Fe
Clarence &. Stipp Jr
Barston
Harmony Home Demonstration Unit Hosts Meeting
Mrs Bruce Wheatley hosted the Harmony Home Demonstration Unit gathering with Mrs Wayne Berthot presiding. Ten members and a guest attended as plans were made for a covered dish luncheon at Iola May 15 to entertain patients from Osawatomie State Hospital. Mrs Raymond Kelly and Mrs Berthot reported on Coffeyville district meeting. Mrs W W Trammell led the Home Furnishings lesson. The next meeting is set for June 1 with Mrs Russell Davidson.
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Bruce Wheatley
Harmony Home
Wayne Berthot
Esther Gordon
Iola
State Hospital
Osawatomie
Raymond Kelly
Berthot
Coffeyville
W. W. Trammell
Russell Davidson
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Dewey A. Kuhn
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Chanute
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Emma McDissitt
Maude Sellers
Manhattan
Gladys Carlson
Colfax
Stella Dier
Pasadena
Clyde Leck
Clyde Lock
Erie
Vada Perry
Lola
Methodist Church
Joe D. Lock
Upland
Clara Woosley
S. Forest
Charles Sauter
S. Highland
Mamie Richardson
I. L. Lock
Santa Fe
Erie Funeral Home
B. A. Murray
Portland
Murray
Bertha Rath
Bruce Haley
B. J. Murray
Carroll‘ton
Douglas Murray
Taft
Johnson Funeral Home
Mount Hope
K.C
Chicago Grain
Hans FJ
S. Central
Nation Cleaners
Hazel V. Stacy
W. Main
John P. Nation
3Id
American Legion Auxiliary
Mmes
Daisy Jordan
J. Clyde Jones
Hazel Slane
Ada Livingston
Eugene Stewart
Marvin Seefeldt
Roscoe Offenbacker
Ethel Eaton
David C. Gough
J. D. Gough
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Opal Carlson
Tulsa
Isis Stanfield
Vention
Kansas State Council
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Great Bend
Miss Spurrier
General Assembly
Tribune
Alta Spurrier
Connally, Yarborough
Carderle Freezer
Daily Transcript
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Rotary Assembly
Mrs. Berthot
Harmony
Bank OF Commerce
F.d.lc
Food Center US
Swift
Wieners
Philco
LON
Chase
East Main
Cmau Tauqua
Korrey
Iwitson Peosho
Pioneer Hardware & Musto CO
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