Livestock Prices Steady Across Kansas City Markets
Kansas City AP reports hogs at 3 500 head with barrows and gilts steady to weak and sows steady. Lambs 500 head show steady to weak for ewes with choice and prime spring lambs at 26.75 to 27.25. Cattle 3 500 head with steers and heifers steady to 25 higher. choice slaughter steers 26.50 to 27.75 and calves 100 head. Chicago reports live poultry prices unchanged and butter and eggs steady.
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Chanute Tribune Staff and Publication Details
Chanute Tribune publishes from 15 S Highland Chanute Kansas with staff including Dwight McCreight publisher Dwight Wallingford news editor Joan Hovorka advertising manager Mrs Leland Lowe circulation mgr Ben Nicholas composing foreman Dorsey Osborn press stereo foreman. Evening issue schedule excludes Sundays and is a second class matter under postal rules.
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Kansas
Chanute Publishing Company
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Foreman
Grain prices drift in Kansas City bids
Wheat closed steady to up 1, with No 2 hard at 1.48 to 1.49 and No 3 at 1.44% to 1.52. Corn gained 3 to 4, with No 2 at 1.72 to 1.87 and No 3 at 1.57 to 1.85. No 2 yellow and mixed 1.32 to 1.37, sacked bran 39.00 to 39.75, sacked shorts 40.00 to 40.75. Rye ranged 1.03 to 1.07%2, barley 1.04 to 1.09, soybeans 2.66%4 to 2.73%2. Oats unchanged. No 2 white 75 to 81, No 3 74 to 80. Milo maize 2.17.
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Kansas City
Grain futures rise on July contracts and prices
Chicago market reports show wheat No 2 hard at 1.46 and No 2 red at 1.44, corn No 2 yellow 1.37, oats No 2 heavy white 73, soybeans No 1 yellow 2.80, and soybean oil 10.15. Soybeans gain 37 cents, wheat up to 7 cents, corn steady, oats up 4 cents, rye up 4 cents with July price moves.
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Chicago
Wall Street Gains In Brisk Recovery After Active Trading
Wall Street rose with sharp gains in a brisk recovery late in the day. Trading was more active with about 5.1 million shares moving hands, up from 4.79 million the prior session. Corporate bonds were mixed and U.S. Treasury bonds remained largely unchanged in quiet dealing.
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Hospital admissions and dismissals listed for Daily Transcript
Daily Transcript reports admissions Monday at Neosho Memorial Hospital including Eu lalio Garcia Humboldt and Anna Stout Humboldt, with surgeons Gregory Kaufman and LaVergne Wing. Dismissals include Joseph Potts Lola and W H Taylor Thayer, plus additional admissions today and assorted homes.
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Humboldt
Kenneth Baeten
Anna Stout
Gregory Kaufman
LaVergne Wing
W. H. Taylor
Thayer
Lula Hayden
S. Wilson
Laura Cassingham
S. Malcolm
Raul Quiarte
S. Forest
Oscar Clark
Buffalo
Wayne Jackson
Joseph B. Potts
Lola
Robert Hotchkiss
Kenneth H. Wood
N. Evergreen
William Holman
S. Grant
Viola Woodward
Max Alter
S. Santa Fe
Catherine Payne
W. 5Th
Robert L. Colborn
William A Strean
Bockover Home From St Louis Hospital Stay
Rickie Bockover son of Mr and Mrs C J Bockover 420 E 12th is home after a nine week stay at Shriners Hospital St Louis following surgery He expects to re enter hospital June 18 Mr and Mrs Calvin Hereford 16 S Plummer returned Friday from a week at Cherokee Village near Hardy Ark
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Shriners Hospital
St. Louis
Calvin Hereford
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Cherokee Village
Hardy, Ark
Area Site Backed For Atom Smasher
Kansas City officials and the chamber push to host the world’s largest atom smasher. President Johnson approves an Atomic Energy Commission plan for a 280 million project and the National Academy of Sciences will search for a site. Latshaw, chamber president, promises a tremendous push and a terrific result.
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Deaths And Funerals In Erie And Nearby Areas
Richard W. Salb 42 of Erie died in Labette County Medical Center after illness from Aug 20 1922 Hartford native and Kansas State Teachers College graduate. survived by wife Gertrude Noland daughter Nancy mother and stepchildren. funeral at St Ambrose Erie with burial in Hartford. Ernest G Boo 80 Savenburg died at Neosho Memorial Hospital. lifelong farmer. survived by twin sister Isabelle Boo. funeral at Moran with burial in Swedish Cemetery. Christina Churchill 87 Humboldt Iola native died at Westview Nursing Home. survived by daughter Verena Pugh son Alvis Churchill seven grandchildren nine great grandchildren. service at Price Humboldt. Harry J Rauhoff 68 Chanute native Santa Fe conductor. survived by wife Dorothy and 6 children. multiple grandchildren. services Friday at Johnson Chapel with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Charles H Yockey 74 Humboldt retired engineer Great Lakes Pumping Station. survived by wife and 13 children 26 grandchildren 17 great grandchildren. funeral at Humboldt Methodist Church. James Weldon Crawford infant Huntsville Ala son of Mr and Mrs Joseph W Crawford. service at Humboldt First Baptist Church.
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Allen County
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Fort Scott
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Georgetown
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Joseph W. Crawford
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Eugene Bennett
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Tribune Phone Dialing Instructions
If you cannot reach your Tribune contact, call your carrier. When unreachable, dial HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m.
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Nun Admitted to Supreme Court Bar in Ceremony
Sister Frances Catherine, a Roman Catholic nun who drafted Michigan Legislature bills, was admitted to the Supreme Court bar. Sen Phillip A Hart D Mich presented her to the court as about 200 attorneys sworn in as qualified to practice before it.
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Frances Catherine
Michigan
Supreme Court
Catherine
Phillip A. Hart
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