Hog Prices Higher in Kansas City Market Report
AP dispatch from Kansas City lists cattle and calf receipts around 2,000 and 25 respectively with feeders and canners in range. Hog trades show 3,500 head with barrows and gilts up 10 to 50 cents, sows up 12.75 to 14.50, and young stock around 14.75 to 16.25. Slaughter lambs strengthen with prime spring yields at 22.75 to 23.00 while averages note 4.00 to 5.50 for good lambs. Eggs and cream entries appear with fluctuating grades, hides priced by weight and size.
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Kansas City
U.S
Market Results and Cattle Prices Across Beef and Stock
Prices for cattle and sheep moved steadily with ranges across weights from grain fed steers to prime calves. Reports show steady quotes for cows, bulls, veal, and various stocker and feeder categories alongside mixed Wall Street activity in late trading with modest gains in motors and steels.
Kansas City market eggs and poultry prices drift
AP report lists consumer eggs medium at 20 5 25 cents, wholesale large at 80 percent A 27 30 cents, mediums 80 percent A 23 2 26 cents, other egg grades unchanged. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers and broilers at farm 14 15, delivered at plant 14 1 5 15 cents.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Chicago Produce Butter and Eggs Steady Prices
Chicago AP reports butter and eggs hold steady prices with no change across markets. No specific brands or quantities are listed. A brief market update notes stable dairy and egg prices for the day in the Chicago area.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Quotes From AP Report
Chicago wholesale grain prices show no wheat or oats sales. Corn No 1 yellow 1.24 and No 2 yellow 1.24 with sample grade at 1.19. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.65 and No 2 yellow 2.64. Barley mixed with choice at 1.23 and 1.30 for some grades, feed 0.98 to 1.06. Wheat and oats futures mixed with July contracts reflecting modest gains and declines across grains.
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Chicago
Kansas City Grain Prices Reported By AP
Kansas City market notes show bids for Wheat No 2 hard and dark around 2.16 to 2.50, No 3 2.14 to 2.19, No 2 red 2.16 to 2.20. Corn ranges about 1.23 to 1.30 for No 2 white, 1.18 to 1.29 for No 3, and 1.21 to 1.22 for No 2 yellow and mixed. Oats listed at 0.69 to 0.77 for No 2 white and 0.67 to 0.76 for No 3. Mile maize about 2.03 to 2.04, kafir 1.97 to 2.09, rye 1.11 to 1.17, barley 1.05 to 1.09, soybeans 2.52 to 2.58, bran 35.00 to 35.75, shorts 37.00 to 37.75.
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Kansas City
Governor Planning New Appointments In Topeka
Governor John Anderson said he will name a new state banking commissioner on Friday and may appoint a new state labor commissioner. Terms of J A O Leary and Harold L Smith expire. both Democrats appointed by former Gov. Docking. Byrd to resign July 1 as ICC administrator assistant.
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Topeka
John Anderson
J. A. O'Leary
Harold L. Smith
O'Leary
Smith
George Docking
Anderson
State Corporation Commission
Richard C. Byrd
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Obstetrics Ward at Wichita Closed by State Board
The State Board of Health issued an order closing Sedgwick County Hospital obstetrics ward, backing action taken after infant illnesses tied to salmonella. Dr. Leonard Hirsch, county medical director, ordered the ward closed a week earlier as infant deaths and suspected cases rose. Salmonella, an intestinal bacteria, prompted the action.
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Wichita
Sedgwick County Hospital
State Board of Health
Leonard Hirsch
Clarence Franklin earns high season single game score trophy
Clarence Franklin received the high season single game score trophy for 289 from John Mayer at the Sportsmen's Bowl annual Chanute Bowling Assn meeting Tuesday night. A correction noted that Junior Zimmerman was previously listed as the recipient. Rod ney Folger of Altoona and Larry Van Wickle of Chanute will receive auto body repair program graduation certificates from Pittsburg State College tonight.
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Sportsmen's Bowl
Chanute Bowling Assn
Junior Zimmerman
Rodney D. Folger
Altoona
Larry D. van Wickle
Chanute
Pittsburg State College
Duff Wagoner
Nada
D. D. Wagoner III
Wagoner
Emporia State Teachers College
Emporia
E-State
Northern Hills Junior High School
Topeka
Sweet Adelines cancel Monday practice for graduation
Sweet Adelines Inc will not hold Monday evening practice due to graduation. The next session is scheduled at SE Kansas TB Hospital on June 3 at 7 30 p.m.
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Sweet Adelines, Inc
SE Kansas TB Hospital
Graduation Night At Garnett High School Featuring Coats
Mr and Mrs Nathan Hole and Janice from rural Chanute attended Garnett High School graduation exercises on Tuesday night. A friend, Marie Coats of Princeton, was among the graduates.
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Nathan Hole
Janice
Chanute
Garnett High School
Marie Coats
Princeton
Car collision injures two. Sprague and Kepley involved
At about 10:05 am today at 213 FE Main two cars collided. Terry L Sprague 16, of 1101 N Forest, driving a 1955 Ford owned by Ann Bradshaw, eastbound, and Mrs Anna M Kepley 67, of Barston R1, backing from a curb in a 1958 Chevrolet. Police estimated damage 50 dollars to the Bradshaw car and 75 dollars to the Kepley vehicle.
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N. Forest
Anna M. Kepley
Barston R
FE. Main
Sprague
Ann Bradshaw
North Forest
Kepley
Bradshaw
Airman Victor Hall Reassigned to Korea After Training
Airman Victor K. Hall is reassigned to Korea after graduating from USAF technical training for supply specialists at Amarillo AFB Texas. He is the son of Mrs Rose Marie Tarn of R1 and trained in supply publications and mechanized accounting procedures used in Air Force supply activities.
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Victor K. Hall
Korea
United States Air Force
Amarillo Afb
Tex
Airman
Hall
Rose Marie Tarn
R. 1
Police court hearing reset for dog mistreatment case
Police court hearing for Lee Longest 518 and S. Grant on a dog mistreatment charge has been reset for May 31. This marks the second continuance of the trial after an initial move from May 15 to yesterday.
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Lee
S. Grant
Minor collision reported at unspecified location
A minor collision occurred between a car and a pickup truck at an unspecified location. No injuries reported as responders arrived and assessed the scene. Local authorities noted minimal damage and cleared the roadway after brief investigation.
Kennedy in New York to see people during trip eventful day
President Kennedy flew to Idlewild Airport for two ceremonies and a fund raising dinner in New York. He planned a seven hour interval to meet “see people” as speculation swirled about a possible 1964 presidential run and potential rivals. He spoke at a memorial dedication for 4,596 Americans who died in World War II in the western Atlantic, near the Statue of Liberty.
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New York
Kennedy
Idlewild
Atlantic
Pierre Salinger
White House
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Battery Park
Father Locates Missing Son In Hutchinson Jail Case
A Hutchinson police report states W B Jacobus reported his son Stanley missing. Officers found him in jail after his car hit a parked motorcycle leading to charges of drunken driving careless driving driving without a license and drunkenness. He was fined 130 dollars and given six months in jail. Stanley is 52. his father is 97.
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Hutchinson, Kan
W. B. Jacobus
Stanley
Costa Rican orchids reach about a thousand species identified
Researchers report that roughly 1,000 orchid species have been documented in Costa Rica. The finding highlights Costa Rica as a hotspot for orchid diversity, with ongoing studies exploring habitat needs and conservation implications.
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Costa Rica
Beef and Fryers Features At Markets
The Associated Press reports nationwide market features this weekend with ground beef at 3 pounds for 1.15 in New York area outlets and fryers around 39 cents a pound. Midwest wholesale prices fall while California prices ease. some Northwest stores post upticks. Vegetables such as carrots and sweetcorn lead bargains with many other greens and fruits highlighted. sugar climbs amid expectations of beet harvest impact and possible stockpiling.
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Midwest
California
Northwestern
Northeast
United States
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Ira S Dutton 1890 1982
Mrs. Millie Dutton 72 of 228 East 11th died yesterday at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Born June 5 1890 in St Francis she lived in Chanute five years after moving from Yates Center. Survived by husband Ira S Dutton two daughters Audrey Cole Zelma Stockebrand a son Kenneth Dutton two brothers Roy and Merle Slagle three sisters Pear De Good Bertha Moody Ada Stone seven grandchildren two great grandchildren and one son predeceased. Funeral Saturday 2 pm at Johnson Mortuary with Rev Willard Lloyd Wesleyan Methodist Church officiating Burial in Yates Center Cemetery.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Dutton
St. Francis
Chanute
Yates Center
Ira S. Dutton
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Joseph
Audrey’ Cole
S. Evergreen
Pete
Zelma) Stockebrand
Kenneth Dutton
Pittsburg
Roy Slagle
Denver
Merle Slagle
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Pear de Good
Bertha Moody
Ada Stone
Sacramento
Calif
Johnson Mortuary
Willard Lloyd
Yates Center Cemetery
Bower Funeral Service Held for Mary Matilda Bower
The funeral for Mary Matilda Bower took place at Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home with Rev. W. L. Vickers officiating. Choir members sang In the Garden Rock of Ages and Home in Heaven. burial followed at Elmwood Cemetery under Gibson Funeral Home.
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A. J. Schwingling
Charles Shepherd
Herla Rush
J. Wilfred Johnson
Elmwood Cemetery
Gibson Funeral Home
Monarch butterfly speeds and sprint pace noted
A monarch butterfly is observed cruising at roughly 10 miles per hour and capable of short bursts up to 30 miles per hour. The observation highlights the insect’s varying flight speeds and agility in brief accelerations.
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Listed for Wednesday
Daily Transcript lists Neosho Memorial Hospital activities with admissions for Henry A Thurstin at 616 S Steuben and Mrs May Tomlinson from Carlyle among Wednesday entries Dismissals include William A Best at 110 S Plummer and Mrs James Midcap at 514 N Steuben Also noted are Mrs Czarina Isham and Mrs Robert Hamar and Herman Krone at various addresses Admission today Detra Kay Goins from Thayer for surgery Dismissals today include Mrs Maude Wilson Robert C Barker and Mrs James Lucas at listed addresses
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S. Steuben
Medical
May Tomlinson
Carlyle
William A. Best
S. Plummer
James Midcap
N. Steuben
Czarina Isham
S. Western
Robert Hamar
S. Tennessee
Herman Krone
Emil Lofgren
N. Forest
Detra Kay
Kennedy Steps In to Save Burbank Prom Night
In Burbank California President Kennedy intervened to protect John Burroughs High School seniors from losing their June 7 prom after Southern California Democrats sought a $1000 a couple banquet at the Beverly Hilton. The president offered to reschedule or attend another honor, and about 600 seniors welcomed the news with gratitude.
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Burbank
Calif
Kennedy
Southern California
John Burroughts High School
Beverly Hilton
Washington
Plunge by Four Cars Believed Drowned in York River
Four cars plunged from a washed out 120 foot bridge into the York River near Murdochville Quebec. Six men were believed drowned while four others were saved as their car floated to shore. The bridge pillars collapsed in the flood between 3 and 7 a.m. trapping workers headed to the Gaspe copper mines.
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Murdochville
Que
York
Gaspe
George Washington Signs First Tariff Act in 1789
George Washington signed the first tariff act on July 4, 1789, marking an early federal move to regulate imports and raise revenue. The act established duties across various goods and set a precedent for future trade policy under the new government.
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George Washington
Urbana Community Social Notes Brighten Country Weekend
Urbana area residents share visits and family gatherings across neighboring towns. Notables include Gillett and Heilman families, extended relatives from Erie to Chanute, and Hillcrest school eighth graders Roger Neely and Mary West. Guests span Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri and Kansas with multiple birthday and dinner gatherings noted.
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Urbana
Harold Gillett
Butch and Terry
Barnsdall
Okla
Ernest Gillett
Terry
Ora Heilman
Harold
Lawrence Swan
Erie
Harry Watkins
Winfield
Charles Whitcomb
Kincaid
Dwane Bailey
Roger
Janet
Wichita
Darrell Dunivant
Galesburg
Levi Bailey
Janie Neely
Janie Dent
Connie Neely
Connie
W. H. Richman
Amarillo
Tex
Myra Brobst
Harold Stroud
Chanute
John Ewen
Glen Gough
Max Gough
Chuck
Lisa
Vienna Bell
Oswego
Milo Heilman
Karen Heilman
Fred Stringer
Dorothy Baumgartner
Glory Ann
Alan
Kingdom City
Stringer
Ewen
Barbara Hughes
Kathy
Chanute Toastmasters charter party draws 60 guests
The Chanute Toastmasters Club held a charter party at the Tioga Hotel with about 60 attendees. Jim Whelan of Kansas City presented the club charter, Lige Matlock accepted membership, and Ed Gray of Fort Scott attended as area governor. The club, organized in March, has 23 members and meets the second and fourth Wednesdays each month. The article also notes that coffee was first planted in Central America in Costa Rica.
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Chanute Toastmasters Club
Tioga Hotel
Independence
Coffeyville
Fort Scott
Jim Whelan
Kansas City
Chanute Club
Lige Matlock
Ed Gray
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