Kansas City Livestock Auction Price Summary
Hog trade was mixed with barrows and gilts 1 to 25 lower and sows 25 higher. Hogs 190 260 lb mostly 20.50 to 21.50, 260 280 lb 20.00 to 20.50, 300 400 lb sows 17.00 to 18.75. Sheep steady with spring lambs 27.00 and ewes 5.00 to 6.25. Cattle and calves higher on feeders with feeder auction steady near 23.60 to 25.45 for choice steers, 21.50 to 23.25 for good to choice, yearling heifers 18.60 to 20.35, and calf values 19.20 to 21.10 for heifers.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Prices Report On Produce
AP reports prices for consumer eggs medium size 20 to 22 cents per dozen, wholesale large eggs at 80 percent of a base price, medium eggs 80 percent of base. Other produce remains unchanged.
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Kansas City
Chicago Produce Butter Steady Eggs Mixed Prices Vary
Butter remains steady in Chicago markets as eggs show mixed moves. Grade A whites and other egg categories list unchanged to one cent lower in scattered quotations reflecting daily supply shifts.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Prices and July Futures Mixed
Chicago grain markets closed with soybeans finishing mixed after a brisk late rally. Soybeans rose to 2.78 in May while wheat eased and corn advanced, with July futures at 1.33 and oats at 67 cents.
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Chicago
Wheat and grain prices steady at Kansas City market
Wheat prices held steady with 272 cars reported and various grades showing minor moves. Corn traded around 1.72 to 1.87 for No 2 white, while soybeans ranged from 2.69 to 2.754 and bran and shorts prices closed higher on the day.
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Kansas City
Shorts
Auto stocks plunge as Ford GM and Chrysler slide on sales outlook
Wall Street ended mixed as auto issues led declines in a volatile session. Ford fell about two points after news of a six million share Ford stock offering by the Ford Foundation, while General Motors and Chrysler dropped over one point. Brokers cited a report that auto sales, though at record levels, are easing with a further drop expected. Corporate bonds mixed. U S Treasury bonds largely unchanged.
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New York
Motors
Ford
Ford Foundation
General Motors
Chrysler
U.S. Treasury
Elsmore Dinner Guests and Local Club Activities
Elsmore residents welcomed visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Price Topeka and Dr. Donald Clark Topeka. Local groups met for quilting lessons at Mrs Louise Lambs home and carpet care instruction by Janice Cress. Families gathered for dinners and a senior picnic with hayrack ride, while students and athletes attended school events and a state track meet in Wichita.
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Elsmore
Kendall Price
Topeka
Floyd Clark
Merry Mixers Club
Louise Lamb
Donald Clark
Prairie Dell Home Demonstration Unit
John Holmes
Janice Cress
HDU
Jay
George Covey Jr
John
Gene
Gary
Carrol Baker
Lavon
David
Carney
Wallace Erikson
Earl Ericson
Leonard Carlson
Rebecca
Anna Marie
Miss Orton
Arlene Hartman
Peggy Mills
Phyllis Anderson
Elizabeth Lundberg
Fred Krokstrom
Brooks
Wichita
Fred
Earl Miner
Garden Grove
Calif
Floyd Boler
Helping Hand Club
Russell Ludlum
Iola
Elizabeth Alderman
Balance Shifts as Italy Produces More Cars Than Bicycles
AP reports Italy for the first time in years produced more automobiles than bicycles. Last year automobile output totaled just over one million cars while bicycle production stood around 900000.
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Rome
Italy
Deaths and Funerals Edith Spicer
Mrs Edith Spicer of Alhambra California dies at her sister mansion Dinuba California funeral set for Monday in Alhambra. Mrs Spicer mother of Mrs Glen Defebaugh Springfield Missouri formerly of Chanute. Local contact Mrs George Defebaugh 102 N Steuben.
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Edith Spicer
Alhambra
Calif
George Defebaugh
N. Steuben
Spicer
Glen Defebaugh
Springfield
Chanute
Joe Ellington
Dinuba
Minutemen Leader Clashes With Hoover Over Size
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover said the Minutemen are mainly a paper organization with few followers and likely exaggerated numbers. Robert DePugh defended his group saying it has 25 000 members and operates openly while focusing on intelligence and infiltration.
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Kansas City
Robert DePugh
Minutemen
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Mittee
Washington
DePugh
United States
Shopper wins Pepsi Cola meat drawing at IGA
Carl Fletcher of 920 S Lafayette raced nine times from Donaldson's IGA meat counter to the checkout with 266 48 worth of steaks roasts hams and chickens in three minutes. He is a lab technician at Ashley Clinic and the third Cha nute winner in the Pepsi Cola contest.
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Carl Fletcher
S. Lafayette
Donaldson
IGA
Ashley Clinic
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Report
Daily transcript lists Wednesday admissions including Dr Thomas Tweddell and Orville Jackson at Neosho Memorial Hospital with medical and surgery designations. Dismissals include George Summers, Mrs Roy Hawley, Eddie Hess, and others. Police court actions show Tucker with no license and Jones pleading guilty to DUI with fines. careless driving dropped. Traffic citations note Car Cox with leaving scene of accident.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Thomas Tweddell
S. Steuben
Orville Jackson
S. Wilson
Harold Moore
S. Allen
Kenneth Wood
S. Central
Thomas Gaughn
Earlton
George Summers
Buffalo
Roy Hawley
Veral L. Manson
Lavonburg
Everett Olson
Robert F. Tucker
Francis A. Jones
Woodson County
Cox
Erie Club Elects Officers and Plans June Sale
Mabel Colan hosted the Business and Professional Women's Club with Ann Wheelock presiding. Officers were re elected: Ann Wheelock president Doris Shellhorn recording secretary Lois O Malley corresponding secretary and Treva Sexton vice president. A food and rummage sale is set for June 4 5 at 317 North Main. Next meeting features a hamburger fry at Mrs Thurman s rural home.
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Mabel Colan
Business and Professional Women's Club
Ann Wheelock
L. W. Thurman
History Committee
Lois O'Malley
Treva Sexton
Lillie Ewing
Doris Shellhorn
N. Main
New Kansas Telephone Directory Covers Chanute Humboldt Iola
The Chanute Humboldt Iola and Yates Center phone book will feature a Kansas scenery cover with a wheat harvest and a sailing scene. John Roetzer of Southwestern Bell says the combined directory will mail next week with a Play A Day theme on the back cover and a map of scenic locations. Dialing information and area codes are in front, and residents should transfer important numbers to the new book before discarding the old one.
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Kansas
Kansas Lake
Chanute. Humboldt, Iola and
Yates Center
John Roetzer
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Kansas Department of Economic Development
Roetzer
Children Find Dynamite Cap Reported Near River
Junior Grady reported that children found a dynamite cap while playing. officers disposed of it in the river. Robbie Robison said someone took his street shoes at Hutton school while he practiced ball. At Tioga Hotel liquor store, an employee said two men bought wine and took a bottle of Scotch. description: about 5'10 and 58", one in a blue jacket.
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Junior Grady
W. 6Th
Robbie Robison
S. Evergreen
Hutton School
Tioga Hotel
Minor collision on South Lafayette involving Murdock and Earnest cars
At 9 p.m. yesterday Joe Mur dock backed from an east side alley into Mrs. Howard Earnest's car on the west side of South Lafayette. Minor damage reported to both vehicles.
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Joe Murdock
Stark
Howard Earnest
S. Lafayette
Murdock
South Lafayette
Earnest
Lafayette
Local visitors and social notes from multiple households
Kimball Mr and Mrs J J Elliott Eric were Saturday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Jewel Clements and Mary Ellen Dinah and Debra Mullins. Mr and Mrs William Sailors were in Pittsburg on Monday. Mrs Clarence Collins and Charlotte were in Thayer Sunday visiting Mrs Nellie Collins. Mr and Mrs Don Sailors Tommie Lisa and Heidi were in Chanute Sunday for a barbecue with Bud Kneeland family. Britain declines Rhodesia independence until voting rights widen for natives. European origin voters outnumber by two million to 200000.
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J. J. Elliott
Eric
Jewel Clements
Mary Ellen
Dinah
Debra Mullins
William Sailors
Pittsburg
Clarence Collins
Charlotte
Thayer
Nellie Collins
Don Sailors
Tommie
Lisa
Heidi
Chanute
Bud Kneeland
Britain
Rhodesia
Wrong House Is Torn Down
Los Angeles report: Irv ing Steinman learns a man named David D. Davis tore down his house at 142 S. St. Andrews instead of a neighboring house. Steinman values the home at about 5 thousand dollars and says the wrecking incident was the result of human error, not an act of God.
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Los Angeles
Irving Steinman
S. St. Andrews
Steinman
David D. Davis
Davis
Senate approves nominations for U S attorney and marshal
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved President Johns nomination Newell A. George Kansas and F Russell Millin Western Missouri as U S attorneys Francis M Wilson Western Missouri and Olin N Bell Eastern Missouri reappointment as U S marshal.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Johnson
U. S
Newell A. George
Kansa
F. Russell Millin
Western Missouri
Francis M. Wilson
Olin N. Bell
Easter Missouri
Chanute Tribune Publication Details and Rates
Chanute Tribune published in Chanute Kansas provides publishing details and staff roles. The notice lists publisher Dwight MacCreight news editor Dwight Wallingford advertising manager John Hovorka circulation foreman Foremar Dorsey Osborn and staff. It notes second class matter status and AP association with authorized republication rights. Subscription rates are shown for local and outside counties with yearly and half yearly terms.
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Chanute Tribune
Highland Chanute
Kansas
Chanute Publishing
Dwight MacCreight
Dwight Wallingford
John Hovorka
Leland Lowe
Ben Nicholas
Foremar Dorsey Osborn
Foremar
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