Livestock and Produce Prices Steady Across Kansas City Market
Market report shows hogs steady to mixed with barrows and gilts at 20.25 to 20.75 for 195-260 lb and 17.75 to 18.50 for 300-400 lb. Sheep steady to higher with lambs 26.50 to 27.25 and ewes 4.50 to 6.00. Cattle calves and steers show gains with prime steers 25.75 to 27.50 and good to choice 22.50 to 26.25. heifers 24.00 to 26.25. Eggs and dairy prices listed alongside miscellaneous items and hides.
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Kansas City
Livestock market prices across grades and weights
The market lists U S cattle hog and sheep prices by grade weight and type. Hogs range from 12 to 20.50 per hundred, cattle show U S choice 22.50 to 24.50, veal prime 24 to 26, cows utilities 13 to 14, bulls 14.50 to 18.50, sheep finished lambs 25.50 and feeders 15 to 17.50 with breeding ewes 5 to 8. The figures reflect varied weight classes and quality.
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Parsons
U.S
Egg and poultry price report from Kansas City AP
Kansas City report lists consumer eggs large 22 to 27 cents, medium 20 to 24, small 17 to 18, large B 20 to 21. Wholesale eggs large 28 to 30 cents, mediums 23 to 42 cents. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers at farm 14 cents, delivered 14 to 15. Butter grade A solid 67, grade A quarters 68 per pound.
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Veasenses
Rer Emi
EMULE
Seeeseneses
Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Chicago Produce Prices Move Slightly In Wholesale Market
Live poultry prices fall slightly to 2 lower and 2 higher with roasters at 25 to 27 cents per pound. Butter holds steady with 93 score AA at 582, 92 A at 58. Eggs barely steady as wholesale prices stay unchanged and whites grade A at 27.5 to 28.25 cents.
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Chicago
Chanute Tribune Publication Details and Staff
The Chanute Tribune lists the Chanute Publishing Company in Chanute Kansas with address and staff credits. Dwight McCreight is publisher and Dwight Wallingford is news editor. John Hovorka handles advertising. Mrs Leland Lowe is circulation manager. Dorsey Osborn is foreman. the paper is printed by Press Stereo Foreman and is published evenings except Sunday. It is a second class matter and a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press.
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Chanute Tribune
S. Highland Chanute
Kansas
Chanute Publishing Company
Dwight McCreight
Dwight Wallingford
John Hovorka
Leland Lowe
Ben Nicholas
Foreman Dorsey Osborn
Foreman
Chanute
Associated Press
Associates Press
Chicago grain futures ease on May trade
Chicago Grain Prices show wheat around 1.46 to 1.49 per bushel with No. 2 red at 1.49 and corn near 1.34 to 1.39, oats 0.77 and soybeans 2.89, oil at 10.52. Soybeans fell 11 to 3 cents as May futures moved lower for nearby contracts.
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Chicago
Wheat and grain prices in Kansas City market report
Wheat prices fall slightly while corn and soybeans rise in the Kansas City market summary. No 2 hard and dark wheat ranges from 1.46 to 1.68 per bushel, corn No 2 white 1.72 to 1.85, soybeans 2.77 to 2.83, with oats and barley listed and meal and shorts quotes included.
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Kansas City
Shorts
Wall Street Slips as DuPont Leads Market Decline
The New York market fell late in trading as a large loss by DuPont weighed on averages. In fairly active session, volume was about 5.3 million shares versus 5.89 million Friday. Corporate and U S government bonds remained largely unchanged. Closing quotes followed.
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New York
DuPont
U.S
Atchison Hosts 10000 at Downtown Mall Closing
About 10 000 persons attended a band concert and art show Sunday closing the four day celebration of Atchison s new downtown mall in Kansas.
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Atchison, Kan
Atchison
Erie High School Class of 1965 Graduation Set for May
Baccalaureate and commencement exercises for Erie High School s class of 1965 are planned for May 23 and 24 in the high school auditorium. Clyde M Reed publisher of the Parsons Sun will deliver the commencement address after an introduction by Superintendent John E Shireman. Principal Dino J Spigarelli will present diplomas as Marion E Richey awards them. The band led by Leslie R Scoville will provide processional and recessional. Rev. Thomas McGread will give the baccalaureate sermon titled Crossroads the Challenge Ahead. Concert numbers by the Senior Chordettes and Girls Glee Club are planned. The 53 graduates are listed alphabetically, beginning with National Honor Society members.
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Erie
Erie High School
Clyde M. Reed
Parsons Sun
John E
Glee Club
National Honor Society
El Dorado Escapee Recaptured In Butler County
El Dorado, Kansas AP William Moyer, 32, who escaped a jail by sawing bars and using a tire iron, was recaptured 11 miles north of El Dorado in an abandoned filling station. Jail cellmate Jacob Prins, 29, released Friday, aided the escape and was arrested for helping. Prins allegedly supplied tools and aided Moyer’s escape plan with his girlfriend.
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EL Dorado
Kan
William Thompson Moyer
Butler County
Moyer
Hobart Auer
Jacob John Prins
Prins
Auer
At Least 28 Die in Blast at Cambrian Colliery
A gas explosion at Cambrian Colliery in Tonypandy Rhonda Valley Wales killed at least 28 miners. About 80 men were underground when the blast occurred at a depth of 300 feet, with the mine slated to close soon and 838 workers on day shift.
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Tonypandy
Wales
Rhonda Valley
Cambrian Colliery
Cardiff
Former Opera Star Nina Koshetz Dies at 73 in California
Former opera star Nina Koshetz 73 once prime soprano of Moscow's Royal Opera died after a stroke in Santa Ana California. She toured Russia with Serge Koussevitsky and Europe with Sergei Rachmaninoff who dedicated songs to her. She debuted in the United States in 1921 and later lived in Laguna Beach with her husband Gabriel Leonoff. Her daughter Marina Koshetz resides in Pacific Palisades.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Nina Koshetz
Moscow
Royal Opera
Marina Koshetz
Russia
Serge Koussevitsky
Europe
Sergei Rachmaninoff
U.S
Two Kansas Traffic Deaths Reported Near Topeka
A National Guard captain from Topeka, William Mainey Jr., dies in a jeep crash four miles north of Perry during maneuvers. Two other guardsmen are lightly hurt. An 18 year old Topeka girl, Marsha Belle Winrick, dies when her car overturns on K-14 eight miles west of Topeka. she was alone and her parents live near Topeka.
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Kansas
Associated Press
Topeka
National Guard
William Mainey Jr
Perry
Kansas National Guard
Marsha Belle Winrick
Claude Winrick
Billy Graham Ends Danish Crusade and Plans Europe Visit
Billy Graham flew to Switzerland with his daughter and Swiss son in law after a week in Denmark where his crusade drew 65 700 attendees and 675 decisions for Christ. He said Norway Sweden and Finland invitations may follow and asked Danes to pray for a spiritual awakening in Alabama addressing racial tensions.
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Copenhagen
Billy Graham
Switzerland
Christ
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Graham
Alabama
U.S
Telephone contact for Tribune line after hours
Instructions advise calling your Tribune phone or contact carrier. If unreachable, dial HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m.
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Tribune
Deaths and Funerals of Luther Scogin and Art Wiggans
Luther Everett Scogin 80 of Erie died Saturday at Neosho Memorial Hospital after months of illness. He was born in Moline April 27 1885 and lived near Erie. He married twice and is survived by a widow two daughters eight grandchildren ten great-grandchildren a step-daughter and a step-grandchild. Funeral Tuesday at Erie Federated Church with burial in Walnut Cemetery. Art R. P. Wiggans 86 a retired Santa Fe railroad engineer died Saturday at Westview Nursing Home. Funeral Tuesday at Johnson Mortuary with burial in Elmwood Cemetery. He was born in Vilas and married Edith Scott in 1908. He belonged to the Elks Masons and B of LE. He had one sister one brother and one grandson. One son Bruce died in 1943.
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Elsie Lock
Chanute
Iola
Harold Lowe
Leroy Morlan
Carl Mitchell
Culver
Ore
Everett
Scogin
Christian Church
Fairfield Grange
Erie Federated Church
Duff Wagoner
Wayne Newlin
Eric
Walnut Cemetery
Pierce Funeral Home
Wiggans
Art RP. Wiggans
Westview Nursing Home
Johnson Mortuary
Fred Shaw
Elmwood Cemetery
Vilas
Santa Fe
Edith Scott
Kansas City
The
Elks
the Masons
B of LE
Presbyterian Church
Rose Sturdevant
Neosho Manor
Roy Wiggans
N. Western
Bruce
Airman Hufferd Reports for Duty at Glynco Naval Station
Airman Apprentice Phillip L. Hufferd of Elsmore reports to Naval Air Station Glynco Georgia to assist in supporting the Naval Air Technical Training Center. Graduates operate radar systems that power the modern fleet. Mrs. Wahl and Mrs. Meyers note family visits. local residents report car deer collision near Chanute on Highway K39. bonds set for DUI and careless driving, with Freeman facing a separate summons.
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Phillip L. Hufferd
USN
Virgil E. Hufferd
Elsmore
Naval Air Station
Glynco
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Davis Ballinger
R. J. Stark
Neosho River
Chanute
Ballinger
Chanute Tribune May 17 1965 front page brief
Community news brief from Chanute Kansas highlights local events for May 17 1965. Mentions civic notices, school activities and upcoming town meetings with emphasis on residents and organizations.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Daily Transcript Admits and Discharges at Neosho Memorial
Neosho Memorial Hospital reports weekend admissions including Ada McMillen R 2 surgery and George Summers Buffalo surgery. Dismissals list numerous local residents. births recorded for Roy Hawley and Richard Purdy at specified addresses.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Ada McMillen
Richard Hummer
S. Forest
Charles Harding
Henry Pribbernow
Humboldt
la Vergne Wing
Cora Huss
Stark
George Summers
Buffalo
Vance Shimer
Yates Center
Timmy Larkin
Chanute
Rita Renee Willis
N. Garfield
Robert Harmon
W. 3Rd
Melissa Busby
Thayer
Rebecca Owen
S. Allen
Gary Howell
S. Grant
Jess Coots
Kansas
May Anderson
Raymond Mover
S. Central
Ronald Burghart
Mort Cox
S. Western
Roy Hawley
Rene Thuiller
Millard Morgan
S. Highland
Richard Purdy
S. Tennessee
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Johnny Ray Lohse
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Ronald Kenneth Spriggs
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Moline
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Walnut
Bourbon County
Ernest Wahl
West Coast
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Colo
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Los Angeles
Arthur Meyers
Moran
Gus Smith
Frank McBeath
S. Wilson
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Maxine Jones
John Freeman
N. Grant
Chanute Police
Freeman
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Daily Transcript
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Mabel Carlos
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W. 5Th
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S. Larson
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Billy Fairchild
James Dell
Mary Knapp
Concordia
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Leavenworth
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Olathe
Russell
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Temle
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Roy D. Adams
W.M
Jay T. Klinginsmith
Sec'y
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