Hog Prices Lift Across Markets In Kansas City Report
AP dispatch from Kansas City notes cattle and hogs showing higher prices. Cattle calves and feeders steady to higher, slaughter steers 21.75 to 22.50, utility cows 14.50 to 15.50 with some at 16.00. Hogs gain 95 to 100 cents, barrows and gilts 180 to 260 pounds 14.75 to 15.50, 260 to 300 pounds 14.00 to 15.00, sows 12.00 to 13.50. Sheep and spring lambs steady with choice lambs around 23.50 to 25.75.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Market notes on livestock prices and stock market update
Hogs and cattle prices show steady to higher trends across weights from U S choice at 22 to 25.50 per hundredweight for 600 to 700 pounds to stock calves at 28 to 32. Cows and sheep also range with utilities and cull lambs and breeding stock listed. Wall Street advances in late trading with volume around 5.5 million shares, minor gains across key stocks and slight bond declines.
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New York
U.S
Commodity Prices Reported for Wheat Corn and Soybeans
Kansas City AP notes prices for wheat at 71 cars with No 2 hard around 2.33%, No 3 near 2.30% and 2.24-2.33. Corn 99 cars, higher, No 2 white 1.22-1.30, No 3 1.17-1.29. Oats steady with No 2 white 69-77, Milo 2.04-2.06, kafir 1.97-2.08, Rye 1.14-1.21, Barley 1.07-1.11, Soybeans 2.54-2.60, Bran 33.50-34.25, Shorts 34.00-34.75.
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Anc
Kansas City Egg and Poultry Prices Steady Across Markets
AP reports consumer eggs unchanged with wholesale eggs at 80 percent A grades 26-30 cents and 24-26 for medium 80 percent A, largely steady. Poultry and butter prices also unchanged. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers and broilers offered at farm 13-14 cents, delivered at plant 13.2-14 cents.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Chicago Produce Prices Language Confused and Fragmentary
Fragmented OCR text records Chicago produce prices with many garbled terms and inconsistent figures. It notes eggs steady with wholesale prices unchanged to lower, various grade sizes and prices, and mentions butter and car prices in unclear formats. The exact items, dates, and firm values are unreadable.
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Chicago
Chicago grain futures wrap with mixed gains and prices
AP report from Chicago notes no wheat sales and varied corn prices for No 1 and No 2 yellow, oats and barley values listed. Wheat edges up, corn rises modestly, rye gains, and soybeans advance with May contracts cited alongside tentative oil figures.
Local Market Prices and Hides Report Lost Text
Market notes list eggs by grade with incomplete readings and prices. Current receipts show cream at a premium 82. Hides priced by weight: over 40 pounds two dollars fifty cents each, under 40 pounds six cents per pound.
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Inassel
Deaths and Funerals Mrs John W Rausch 85
Mrs John W Rausch aged 85 died Wednesday at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born Katie Kort April 14 1878 in Chanute she married John W Rausch November 25 1897. They farmed near Earlton until 1940 then lived with children and moved to Chanute ten years ago. Survived by one son William J Rausch and four daughters Elizabeth Rausch Lucille Steeves Leona Rausch Bernice Babcock eleven grandchildren and fifteen great grandchildren. Funeral at Roy S Gibson Funeral Home Saturday at 2 p.m. Rev E A Pearson officiating. Burial Elmwood Cemetery.
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John W. Rausch
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Katie Kort
Pete
Mary Kort
Chanute
John IW. Rausch
Earlton
Rausch
Pleasant Valley Christian Church
William J. Rausch
W. Oak
Elizabeth Rausch
Kansas City
Leona Rausch
Osawatomie
Ervin
Lucille) Steeves
Thayer
Ray
Bernice) Babcock
Move by Nixon Eliminates Bid
Harrisburg AP reports Nixon moving from California to New York virtually ends his 1964 presidential bid. Republican chairman Rep. William E. Miller says Nixon left all his base of political support after the Capitol Press Club dinner Wednesday night.
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Harrisburg. Pa
Richard M. Nixon
California
New York
William E. Miller
R-N.y
Capitol Press Club
Nixon
Hundred Register For Meeting Of United Travelers
Approximately 100 persons had registered by 1 p.m. today for the 71st annual session of the Grand Council of Kansas of the United Commercial Travelers. Host Chanute will host the event through Saturday with over 200 expected. Registration continued at Tioga Hotel and tomorrow morning. Executive committee and officers meet this afternoon. First business session at 9 a.m. tomorrow in Home Savings Assa lounge with a memorial service at 9:30. Ladies Grand Auxiliary meet in Memorial Building Federation room. Buffet dinner for both councils planned at Masonic Temple.
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Grand Council of Kansas
United Commercial Travelers
Chanute
Tioga Hotel
Home Savings Assa
Federation
Masonic Temple
Engineers Here Tonight at Southeast Kansas Meeting
About 30 persons are expected to attend a dinner meeting of the Southeast Chapter Kansas Engineering Society at the Tioga Hotel tonight. L. M. Van Doren of Topeka will speak as vice president elect for the north central region of the National Society of Professional Engineers. Paul New comer will also talk. Pins will be presented to past chapter presidents J. O. Adams and Ira Barber of Chanute, with Barber currently on UNESCO’s Mexico tour. Van Doren has held many engineering posts and received the 1961 Outstanding Engineer Award in Kansas.
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Kansas Engineering Society
Tioga Hotel
L. M. van Doren
Topeka
North
National Society of Professional Engineers
Paul Newcomer
KES
J. O. Adams
Ira Barber
Chanute
Barber
Unesco
Mexico
van Doren
Kansas
Slaying of Boston University student fuels fear in area
Beverly Samans, 26, a Beckley West Virginia native and Boston University graduate student set for Metropolitan Opera audition, was found murdered in her Cambridge apartment after 11 pm Sunday. Police report 15 stab wounds, no rape, ligature around throat, no forced entry, neighbor saw her alive earlier. The slaying renews fears from eight unsolved stranglings in Greater Boston since June.
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Mass
Boston
Harvard Square
Beverly Samans
Beckley
W. Va
Boston University
Metropolitan Opera Co
Greater Boston
Peter A. Delmonico
Delmonico
Miss Samans
Oliver Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Minor Flash Fire Aboard A Submarine
A minor but dramatic flash fire aboard the Polaris submarine Woodrow Wilson at a California Navy yard injures three workers. A day earlier in Groton a flash fire killed three on the nuclear submarine Flasher, both events linked to attack-type submarines. The Wilson incident stemmed from a live switchboard contact with a swinging cable, amid broader notes of upcoming tests at the Nevada site involving two small blasts scheduled for May to assess chemical and surface-shot effects.
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Vallejo
Calif
Groton
Conn
Atlantic
Wilson
United States
Nevada
AEC
Kennedy Wounded While Slicing Bread
President Kennedy appeared at a news conference with a bandage on the middle finger of his right hand. He said the finger was cut while slicing bread during an afternoon snack last week, and aides confirmed the minor injury.
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Kennedy
Washington
White House
Daily Transcript reports Neosho hospital admissions and births
The Daily Transcript lists Wednesday admissions for Emma Mears Autry Nursing Home Claude Henderson Teddy Wheeler and Albert Ryder at Neosho Memorial Hospital with dismissals for Harold Kimble Verne Moore Eric Harvill and Margaret Harvill and births for a Busby boy and a Cares boy. It also covers today’s admissions Pamela Russell James Stemple Hannah Allen Corwin Smith and today’s dismissals including Teddy Wheeler and Pamela Russell, plus a Brooks boy. District Court filing in Chanute involves Edna Stark versus Ella Mae Mitchell over a car pedestrian accident seeking 35475.19 and costs. Fire run reported at 3:25 p.m. at 1402 W Main.
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Emma Mears
Autry Nursing Home
Claude Henderson
Thayer
Teddy Wheeler
Albert Ryder
N. Central
Medical
Harold Kimble
Allen
Verne Moore
Eric
Margaret Harvill
St. Paul
Albert Busby
S. Allen
Johnnie Caresio
S. Rutter
Pamela Russell
S. Grant
James Stemple
W. 6Th
Hannah Allen
Earlton
Corwin Smith
S. Evergreen
Tracy Booe
S. Wilson
David Olson
Leonard Hardin
Chester Hamsher
N. Forest
Joe Brooks
Chanute
Edna Stark
Leslie E
Addie Stark
Ella Mae Mitchell
3Rd and Forest
Above Ground A Test Is Due This Month
Las Vegas reporting the Atomic Energy Commission says an above ground nuclear blast test is scheduled for this month. Officials describe objectives and safety precautions as the program proceeds, with the test expected to demonstrate containment and yield measurements under controlled conditions.
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Las Vegas, Nev
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Police: youths admit破坏 refinery street breakage
Police report last night that two teen boys and a 13 year old girl were questioned at 410 W 2nd after admitting to breaking pop bottles in the street near the refinery area at 3rd and Ev. Brileys from Oakland were stationed nearby and released to their parents. Parole revocation for Roy Hawes 6 E Main orders 30 days in county jail. Manley Casement dies in Sedan hospital. Donald Eugene Briley just released from Navy after three years active duty. Okinawa guest Mrs Joe Marshall attends funeral of her father Elmer Caldwell in Erie.
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Mid-America
3Rd
Donna Smith
Cheergreen
Sherri
Ann
W. 2Nd
Brileys
Oakland
Calif
Briley
Roy Hawes
E. Main
G. R. McGuire
S. Santa Fe
Manley Casement
Sedan Hospital
Donald Eugene Briley
Sedan
Navy
Joe Marshall
Okinawa
Leland Lowe
S. Highland
Elmer Caldwell
Erie
Arrests in $10,000 Bond Embezzlement Case
A Topeka man and his wife and her son were arrested on embezzlement and related charges over a missing $10,000 bond once held by the Kansas State Treasurer. Robert Gaunge, 22, was nabbed in Seattle as he tried to cash the bond. The bond belonged to Citizens State Bank of Jewell, deposited to back bank deposits.
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Seattle
Kansas State Treasurer
Topeka
David Johnson
Robert Gaunge
Gaunge
Secret
Citizens State Bank
Jewell
Kan
Kansas
Johnson
Broad Areas Are Warm
Warm weather spread across the eastern two thirds of the nation with Readings in the 80s and 90s in many areas. Southeast flow warmed sections from the Atlantic to the Rockies while northern regions saw 40s and 50s. Record highs for May 8 included 101 in Phoenix 99 in Dodge City 91 in Chicago and 90 in St. Louis and Burlington Iowa.
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Mercury
Atlantic
Rockies
New England
Plains
Plateau
Southwest Desert
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Kan
Chicago
St. Louis
Burlington
Iowa
Phoenix
Ariz
Noted Figures Speak On Race, Music, Medicine
Dr. Ralph Bunche told Alameda County State College students in Hayward that Birmingham’s racial strife marks the last stand of bitterness in the South and urged conference table solutions over force. Igor Stravinsky conducted his first postwar Budapest concert before 2,000, eliciting a standing ovation. Vice Admiral Hyman Rickover signed autographs at a National Science Fair ceremony in Albuquerque after a lecture. Dr. Connie Guion, 80, helped dedicate The Doctor Connie Guion Building at New York Hospital Cornell Medical Center, the $5 million project.
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U.N
Hayward
Calif
Birmingham
Ala
South
Bunche
Alameda County
Igor Stravinsky
Budapest
State Symphony
Adm
Hyman G. Rickover
Albuquerque
N.M
Connie Guion
United States
New York
Doctor Connie Guion
New York Hospital
Cornell Medical Center
Buick from Mrs Ray Russell Faces Seat Damage
1952 Buick owned by Mrs Ray Russell of 1120 North Washington suffers seat damage in traffic incident. James H W Locke of Galesburg Route 1 issued a traffic citation for driving without a license. A $10 bond was posted.
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Ray Russell
Washington
James HW. Locke
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Salinger Tours Berlin Wall Ahead of Kennedy Visit
AP reports Pierre Salinger, President Kennedy's press secretary, toured the Communist wall dividing Berlin as part of preparations for Kennedy's June visit. He viewed checkpoints and the border line under tight security, signaling heightened Western interest in the forthcoming trip.
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Berlin
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
Communist Wall
Ranger rock ets head toward television stations in space
The next group of Ranger rockets is expected to be chiefly television stations in space, signaling a shift in communication coverage and coverage strategy for future missions.
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Ranger
Space
Trinity Baptist WMS Meets at Mrs Hosfelt Home
The Trinity Baptist WMS met Tuesday evening at 1707 S Ashby, led by vice president Mrs Bill Hosfelt. A show er was held for Douglas Paul Morris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Morris, with attendees including Mrs Morris, Douglas, Mrs Jim Morris, Scott, and a list of members. Refreshments were served.
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Trinity Baptist Wms
Bill Hosfelt
S. Ashby
Hosfelt
Douglas Paul
Paul Morris
LAPM Meets In IOOF Hall
The Ladies Auxiliary to Patri archs Militant met in Odd Fellows Hall Tuesday evening with Belle Milby presiding. Inspection was by Mrs. Ernest Biggs of Fort Scott. Mrs. W. A. Coonrod elected delegate and Mrs. E. O. Gilbert alternate to the Southeast Kansas anniversary association at Neadeska May 18. Miss Milby presented past presidents with gifts. Members from Humboldt Iola Fort Scott and Chanute attended.
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Ladies Auxiliary
Patriarchs Militant
Odd Fellows Hall
Belle Milby
Ernest Biggs
Fort Scott
W. A. Coonrod
E. O. Gilbert
Mrs Dale Anderson Hostess to Guild
The Barathea Guild of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met at 606 W. Pine last night with co host Mrs Dick Bohling. Mrs Belle Delaplane led the meeting, Mrs Glenn Kauffman gave devotions. Twenty one members answered roll call My Favorite Recipe. The group played Password and exchanged mystery sisters gifts. Mrs Forest Hazen won the door prize an oat meal cake. Refreshments were served.
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The
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Dale Anderson
W. Pine
Dick Bohling
Belle Delaplane
Glenn Kauffman
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