Livestock Prices Steady At Kansas City Market Report
Kansas City market data show hogs and cattle mostly steady with mixed shifts. Cattle 1 600 calves 200. steers slow to steady, cows slow to 25-50 lower. good to choice steers 21.50-23.25. hogs 2 800 head steady. sows steady. sheep 1 200 head steady with good and prime lambs 16.50-18.50.PARSONS hogs steady with U.S. No. 1-3 prices 12.00-16.00. cattle steady with grain fed 600-700 lb at 22.00-24.50. stock calves 25-28.50. cows 14.00-17.50. bulls 18-21. Yearlings and stockers show varied but steady trends. Produce and other commodities follow similar steady patterns in eggs, butter, poultry, and grain markets.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
T&t
Atchison
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Gamble Skoane
Elec
Gen Motors Sneer Menee
Goodyear Eeeunr
KanGé& E
Onsan Ch
Mont Ward
Olin Math
Penney JC
Milo Maize
Kafir
Phill Pet
RCA
St Jos
Sears
Sperry
US Steel Ween
Aenee
the Tribune
South Korean Army Leader Backs Junta Support Reported
Seoul radio quoted Lt. Gen. Lee Johnny Baker pledging full support to the military junta now running Korea. The statement, issued through Wonju headquarters, followed meetings with Maj. Gen. Magruder and Brig. Gen. Yoon Pai il and addressed the UN force role in the crisis.
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Leroy Vance
Church of God
Seoul
Korea
S. Kansas
Lee Johnny Baker
Fredonia
Han-Lim
South
1St Field Army
John M. Chang
U.S
Carter B. Magruder
United Nations
Chang Do-young
Lee
Magruder
South Korea
Wonju
Yoon Pai-il
Daily Transcript Local admissions and court actions listed
Admissions yesterday include Vincent McCune and Darrell Autry with medical needs and Mrs John Rath in Humboldt. Dismissals include Myron Gallison and Mrs Francis Spencer with son Eric. Admissions today list Herbert Vance and Glen Bercow with medical needs, plus Mrs Elizabeth Lienemann. Dismissals today include Mrs Don Wilson and son and Mrs Ernest Van Laningham and John Lapham. Traffic notes report speeding, running a dog at large, and an electric wire incident in a storm. District Court Cha nute actions cover contract enforcement and two divorces with asset and child custody details. Highway patrol cites name multiple drivers for speeding and failing to observe stop lights with fines. Building permits issued for additions to homes in Parsons area and local addresses.
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Vincent McCune
N. Forest
Robert Perry
W. Main
Darrell Autry
Chanute
John Rath
Humboldt
Medical
Myron Gallison
S. Central
Francis Spencer
Eric
Herbert Vance
N. Steuben
Glen Bercow
Elizabeth Lienemann
Don Wilson
Cream No 8 and Hen Weights at Rooster Auction
A brief livestock listing outlines cream No 8 stock and hens for sale. It specifies roosters with certain weights and describes hens under five pounds as part of the same sale.
Deaths and Funerals Notices for Huff and Meyer
Deaths are reported for Mrs. Frank Huff formerly of Savonburg now living with her daughter in Coffeyville. Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Friday at Ford Funeral Home in Coffeyville. Also noted is the Meyers funeral service for Mrs. Corda May Meyer at Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home with Rev. William T. Hunt officiating. Burial follows at Elmwood Cemetery.
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Frank Huff
Savonburg
Everett Shearhart
Coffeyville
Ford Funeral Home
Meyer
Corda May Meyer
Roy S. Gibson
William T. Hunt
D. A. Finney
Dave Petterson
C. C. Taylor
Bernard Smith
Lee Francis
Harry Lewis
Earl Switzer
Jim Lightfoot
Elmwood Cemetery
Wall Street Rally Sends Stocks Higher Late Trading
Wall Street in New York rallied strongly this afternoon as volume neared 5.5 million shares, up from 5.11 million Tuesday. Key stocks gained from fractions to over 2 points, while U.S. government bonds rose and corporate bonds fell.
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New York
Chanute Senior Citizens Club seeks steady meeting place
Chanute Senior Citizens Club members and City Recreation Commission discussed incorporating the club under the recreation department next year. The group seeks a regular meeting site and transportation aid, with finances a minor issue. The club has about 60 members, ages 60 and up, meeting twice monthly, and the commission may budget 15 dollars monthly starting Jan 1.
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Chanute Senior Citizens Club
City Recreation Commission
Recreation Commission
Carl Pearson
Joe Ermey
Beulah Griswold
J. G. McElhinny
Gorillas Communicate with Facial Cues and Chest Beats
The report by George Schaller cites gorillas in the Belgian Congo showing peaceful social lives and emotional chest beating. Studies discuss gorilla sleep, feeding, and daily movement while exploring ideas on protective airborne cocoon technology for space vehicles and a star atlas mapping infrared radiation.
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George ‘Schaller
University of Wisconsin
Belgian Congo
Associated Press
Eastman Kodak
Model Car Winners at Junior High Show
Wesley Walker announced winners of a model car show held in the Junior High trade school shop. About 40 entries from 8th and 9th graders competed in custom, stock, and competition class categories with judges Vernie Helard and Gary Russell naming top three in each. Prizes totaling about 40 dollars were donated by local businesses and the event charged no admission.
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Wesley Walker
Vernie Helard
Gary Russell
Dennis Molinow
Randy Anderson
Lawrence Lovett
Gary Wilson
Ronnie Cole
Dennis Reynolds
Gary van Gotten
John Benson
Gary Keys
Ben Franklin
Crown Drug Store
Davis Paint
Kress
Kart Wheel Inc
Western Auto
Toy Town
Helicopter Missing Pilot Sighting Sparks Prisoner Speculation
An American piloted helicopter missing since Monday was seen in Communist rebel territory north of Vientiane. Search planes were fired on and there was talk the occupants may have been captured. In Washington the Senate Banking Committee unanimously voted to raise Federal Housing Administration mortgage authority by one billion dollars. In White Plains federal narcotics agents arrested 12 men in New York.
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Here
Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Federal Housing Administration
White Plains
N.Y
New York
Dope smuggling ring tied to narcotics convictions
Westchester District Attorney Robert Trainor said warrants were issued for four other men serving prison terms on narcotics convictions in connection with a conspiracy to move fifty million dollars worth of heroin into the United States over the past year. The Kansas Centennial caravan crossed into Oklahoma after Elkhart parade en route to Santa Fe. The Kansas Civil Service Board set June 8 for Jewel M. Ogden appeal regarding the abolition of his air and gas conservation director post. The Kansas alumni citations were voted for notable figures including Harold V. Bozell, Balfour S. Jeffrey, and W. W. Keeler, to be issued at KU commencement June 5.
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Robert Trainor
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United States
Topeka
Kansas Civil Service Board
Jewel M. Ogden
Kansas Corporation Commission
Air and Gas Conservation
Cameroun
Togo
Harold V. Bozell
Larchmont
N. Y
General Telephone Corp
Balfour S. Jeffrey
Kansas Power and Light Co
W. W. Keeler
Bartlesville
Okla
Phillips Petroleum Co
W. Clarke Wescoe
Dale W. Maxwell
Columbus
Alumni Association
Pittsburg Firm Buys Kennedy Van Sahn in Cash Deal
Kennedy Van Sahn Manufacturing and Engineering Corp. is sold to McNally Pittsburg Manufacturing Corp. in a straight cash transaction. Kennedy Van Sahn, with 500 employees in Danville, produces cement equipment plants and shells for Army Ordnance while McNally Pittsburg builds coal preparation plants. Byron H. Pyle confirms the deal and declines to disclose the amount.
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Danville
Kennedy van Sahn Manufacturing and Engineering Corp
McNally Pittsburg Manufacturing Corp
Pittsburg
Kas
Byron H. Pyle
Kennedy van Sahn
Joseph E. Kennedy
KU to Honor Five Alumni for Distinguished Service
Lawrence AP says the University of Kansas and its alumni association named five alumni to receive citations for distinguished service to mankind. Honorees include Dr. Austin Bailey, class of 1915, and Leland J. Barrows, class of 1928, ambassador to the...
Cuban Rebel Leader Ill at Home in Miami
Friends report Jose Miro Cardona, 59, chairman of the Cuban Revolutionary Council and former prime minister, is ill at his home in Miami and not receiving visitors. His group organized the force that attempted the April 17 invasion of Cuba.
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Miami
Fla
Jose Miro Cardona
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Miro Cardona
Cuba
Notice of Adminstratrix Appointment in Wheatley Estates
In the Neosho County Kansas probate court the estates of Earl S Wheatley and Marie Wheatley deceased appoint an administratrix. Creditors heirs devisees and legatees are notified that on the 2nd day of a month a court action commenced to appoint the administratrix and to settle claims and debts. The notice covers all interested parties and calls for claims and further proceedings as required by law.
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Chenute Tribune
Neosho County
Kansas
Earl
Wheatley
Marie Wheatley
Earl S
Chanute
State OF Kansas
Carrie M. Clemens
Hai M. Clemens
Chanute Tri
Nec County
George W. Mason
Hal F. Mason
George W. MA
Robert Pennington
Erie
Ne County
Hattie F
Mason
Petiti
Effie Johnson
Petit
By & Johnson
EF Johnson
Neo County
Eva Johnson
Balch & Bailey Attorneys
Neos County
John C. Furnee
James E. Furnee
Chanute Tribu
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L. Manley
Mgr
Elizabeth Maniey
Fred L. Maniey
Ake
F. L. Mania
Fred L. Maley
F. L. Manley
Eria
Myrtle Elizabeth Manley
Charles E. Henshall
Said County
George H. Russell
Probate notice in Neosho County for Wheatley estates
The Probate Court of Neosho County appoints Wilma H Orr as administratrix of the Earl and Marie Wheatley estates. Creditors must file demands within nine months. the notice sets defense deadlines for Carrie M Clemens estate with June 1 1961 court hearing in Erie Kansas.
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City of Erie
Neosho County
Kansa
Harvie M, Clemens
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