Hog Prices Slip In Kansas City Market Report
AP dispatch from Kansas City shows hogs 4,000 head with barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower, sows steady to weak. 1-3 190-250 lb barrows and gilts 15.00-25, 275-400 lb 13.00-75. Sheep at 350, steady with lambs at 22.25 to 23.50 for good and choice spring lambs. ewes 4.00-5.50. Cattle 2,700: calves 100, feeders steady, slaughter steers and heifers scarce, good steers 21.00-05, utility cows 14.50-16.00, vealers 23.00-27.00.
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Kansas City
Livestock Prices Steady Across Cattle Sheep Markets
Cattle steady with varied grades and weights. U.S. choice cattle 22.00 to 23.50 for 600-700 lb, higher on some. 700-900 lb good 21.00 to 22.00, standards 18.00 to 20.00. Calves, stockers, and heifers show wide ranges from 16.00 to 31.00 depending on weight and quality. Sheep steady with spring lambs under 90 lb at 23.00, feeder lambs 12.00 to 14.00, ewes 2.00 to 12.00 depending on type.
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U.S
Egg price report shows modest shifts in poultry and butter
Kansas City AP notes consumer eggs mainly unchanged with small and medium grades moving slightly. Wholesale markets show medium eggs at 80 percent A 25 26 and large unchanged. Live fryers and broilers in Missouri and Arkansas quoted at farm 13 2 14 with most around 14 delivered at plant 14 4 15 ha.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Chicago Produce Market Report Summary
Chicago AP notes butter prices steady to unchanged with a 93 score AA 57.4 and 92 A S7’s at 90 B 55 and 89 C 54. Eggs stay about steady. Cars at 90 B 55% and 89 C 55’s.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Market Report Summary
Chicago grain prices showed little sales activity for wheat and soybeans while corn and oats fluctuated. May futures for wheat rose modestly and corn advanced, with oats and rye mixed as traders watched supply hints and demand.
JayCees Meet at Wichita For Annual Meeting
AP reports Kansas State Junior Chamber of Commerce members assemble in Wichita for a three day annual meeting. John M. King of Denver, a former national Jaycee vice president, will speak at the presidential banquet Saturday.
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Wichita
Kansas State Junior Chamber of Commerce
John M. King
Denver
National Jaycee
Market prices for eggs and poultry items reported
Grain and meat prices listed include Grade A and Grade B eggs with varied statuses and weights, current receipts figures, cream prices, and Coen, NO entries. Hens, roosters, hides and glue hide pricing are noted with per pound and unit rates, reflecting a historical marketplace record.
Kansas City Grain Prices Reported By AP
Wheat and corn bids shown with car counts and grade ranges in Kansas City trading, including No 2 hard and dark hard at 2.21 cut and No 3 at 2.50. Oats listed with multiple grade quotes, milo and kafir ranges, rye, barley, soybeans and bran shorts noted.
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Kansas City
Detroit Elevator Officers Acquitted in Grain Loan Case
SALINA Kansas AP Larry and Jack Ryan officers of Detroit Elevator Inc Detroit Kan were acquitted Wednesday of charges they made false statements in connection with loans for farmers for grain storage bins.
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Salina, Kan
Larry
Jack Ryan
Detroit Elevator Inc
Detroit
Kan
Midway School Holds Final Week Activities and Awards
Midway School launched its final week with a style show by the home economics department in collaboration with the PTA. Students received numerous awards across English social science mathematics science art and more. Visitation day brought 25 pre schoolers and eighth graders from Coyville and Benedict attended. School dismisses next Tuesday.
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Midway Schoo
PTA
Sally Jones
Nancy Ann Jones
Mary Ellen Peterson
Tom Ayers
Cheryl Campbell
Vicki Robison
Brian Morton
Larry Dean Peterson
Judy Anderson
Roland Wiggans
Limb
Orendorff
Ray Hames
Mr. Thompson
Robert Hiebert
Don Walburn
Coyville
Benedict
Deaths and Funerals of Hodge Family in Moline Chanute
Mrs Henry Lee Hodge 77 died May 13 at her Moline home. Born June 21 1885 in Casaville MO she belonged to Sunflower Chapter CES Chanute and Ladies Auxiliary of B of RT. Survived by three sons Lewis Carl Rob ert and two daughters Juanita and Bertha. Funeral Friday 10 a.m. Watts Funeral Home Moline with graveside 2 p.m. Elmwood Cemetery Chanute. Koch Skinner Memorial Funeral Home in charge.
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Jennie S. Hodge
Moline
Hodge
Casaville
Sunflower
CES
Chanute
B of RT
Henry Lee Hodge
The
Santa Fe
Lewis Hodge
Santa Monica
Calif
Carl Hodge
Oklahoma City
Robert Hodge
Venice
Juanita Ames
Bertha Davis
Watts Funeral Home
Elmwood
Koch-Skinner Memorial Funeral Home
Mrs Kennedy Miscarriage Shocks Kennedy Family
Washington AP report says Mrs Edward Kennedy wife of the Massachusetts senator suffered a miscarriage. The loss was expected in late summer and occurred Tuesday. She, 26, rests at her Georgetown home with the couple’s two other children Kara, three, and Edward M Jr., almost two.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Police arrest Joe Osborne in intoxication case in Walden
Police arrested Joe Osborne in Walden Colorado last night on a charge of intoxication. Bond set at 35 dollars after posting 15 dollars. Two cars collided at Main and Steuben injuring none as 74 year old Harvey Clark and 76 year old Lula Leonard were involved. A court hearing for Lee Long Est, charged with animal mistreatment, was continued to May 22. A Rural Community bridal shower is planned for Dixie Stitt and Charles Cummings for a June 9 wedding at the Rural School House.
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Joe Osborne
Walden
Colo
Clark
Harvey R. Clark
Altoona
Lula B. Leonard
Kansas
Main and
Steuben
Leonard
Lee
S. Grant
Dixie Stitt
Charles Cummings
Wichita U Professor Raps Administration
Prof Arthur A Wichmann head of the University of Wichita economics department resigns effective Sept 1. He mails a letter criticizing administration as autocratic and favoritis m toward staff and says copies go to the university leadership Kansas and Wichita boards of regents Chancellor Wescoe Gov Anderson and legislators. He has served 18 years.
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Arthur A. Wichmann
University
Kansas and
Wichita Boards of Regents
Clarke Wescoe
University of Kansas
John Anderson
Wichmann
Area Votes On Debt Increase Push Thru
In Washington AP report, lawmakers from Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Arkansas largely supported a bill to raise the national debt limit. Only two Democrats, Rep Clarence Cannon of Missouri and Rep E C Gathings of Arkansas, broke ranks and voted no along with the Republican incumbents.
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Washington
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
E. C. Gathings
D-Ark
Bus overturns injuring three near Falls City
A Greyhound bus tipped onto its side on U S 73 south of Falls City injuring three passengers including Mrs Mildred Howard of Independence Kansas. Mud on the highway caused the skid about 350 feet according to bus driver Phil J Buckley.
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Falls City
Neb
Greyhound
Mildred Howard
Independence
Kan
U. S. 73
Phil J. Buckley
Carpenters Return To Hutchinson Job
Hutchinson Kansas AP report says union carpenters returned to work after a week long walkout. Local 1587 members agreed to resume duties pending a negotiating session with contractors' representatives next Monday.
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Hutchinson, Kan
Private L S Johnson finishes basic training at Camp Leonard Wood
Pvt L S Johnson who has finished his basic training at Camp Leonard Wood has been home for a week's visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Ford C Johnson 417 W 6th. He left Tuesday for Fort Gorton Ga.
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L. S. Johnson
Camp Leonard Wood
Ford C. Johnson
Fort Gorton
Visit by Midcap and Robson Couples Spans Cities
Mr and Mrs J Clair Midcap of Mexico City and Mr and Mrs Paul Robson of Parsons visited the home of Mr and Mrs Ford C Johnson yesterday. Midcap grew up in Chanute and moved to Independence in 1919.
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J. Clair Midcap
Mexico City
Paul Robson
Parsons
Ford C. Johnson
Midcap
Chanute
Independence
Humboldt couple visits Chanute residents after Hot Springs trip
Mr and Mrs Lee Francis of R 2 Humboldt returned Tuesday from Hot Springs and Siloam Springs where they visited Mrs Frank McKee and her daughter Viola, residents of Chanute.
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Lee Francis
Humboldt
Hot Springs
Siloam Springs
Frank McKee
Viola
Chanute
Daily Transcript: County Hospital Admissions and Court Actions
Wednesday hospital admissions include Mrs Robert Bright Anna Carson Elsie Fuller James Seiger Don Campbell Hazel Crawford and others with medical and surgical cases. Dismissals list Mrs Merle Tennis Mrs Harold Malm Mrs Roy Baldwin and others. District Court actions in Erie include State vs John Wayne Lowery burglary and larceny sentences and other judgments. Marriage licenses issued for Henry Meier and Elsie Potter James Kinne and Barbara Gibson. Fire run noted at city parking lot with yellow dog flare incident.
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Robert Bright
N. Steuben
Anna Carson
S. Grant
Elsie Fuller
Earlton
James Seiger
Humboldt
Don Campbell
S. Lincoln
Hazel Crawford
Merle Tennis
Harold Malm
North Highland
Calif
Roy Baldwin
Kansas
David Embry
N. Garfield
Dallas Brandon
W. Ath
Mo Noorayi
E. Oak
Floyd Swiler
N. Evergreen
Medical
Carrie Rath
Ralph Ellis
S. Central
Jennie Gericke
W. 4Th
Elmer Haddan
Stark
David Elder
S. Forest
Mary Huffman
N. Central
District Court Action
Erie
John Wayne Lowery
State Reformatory
Albert George Edwards
Deanna Patterson
Charles Lynn Erickson
John CC. Madi
Eric Oland Gas Co
Eric
Henry H. Meier
Fall River
Elsie May Potter
Chanute
Robert L. Hallman
Lottie Nesbitt
Eric James Lee Kinne
Barbara Frances Gibson
Galesburg
Pesticide report urges tighter controls on use and marketing
President Kennedy's Science Advisory Committee reports 150 Americans die yearly from pesticide misuse, half of them children. It calls for stronger federal laws, swift action, and legislative proposals, praising steps to ensure proper use, while noting nonfatal poisonings and wildlife deaths and linking concerns to Silent Spring. Rachel Carson backs the report as strong and objective.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Congress
Agriculture Department
Orville L. Freeman
Science Advisory Committee
California
Rachel Carson
Philadelphia
Theater Interest Group to Meet
The Theater interest group steering committee for the City Recreation Commission has been named by Recreation Superintendent Martin Rotunno to plan the summer program. The group met Tuesday night and will convene again Friday at 7 30 p m at the Fred Johnson home 602 W Main. Members include Glen Halbe Johnson Carol Good Marge Nation and Katherine Shively. A play reading committee was also formed consisting of Gerald Harrington Elizabeth Pieper Mrs Seth Gray Seth Gray and Glen Bacus as advisor.
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City Recreation Commission
Martin Rotunno
Fred Johnson
W. Main
Glen Halbe
Johnson
Carol Good
Marge Nation
Katherine Shively
Gerald Harrington
Elizabeth Pieper
Seth Gray
Glen Bacus
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Take IT Away
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