Cattle and Hog Prices Steady to Mixed Across Markets
In Kansas City cattle numbers around 3,000 with calves 50, steers steady to 25 higher and heifers steady. Choice steers 19.00 to 20.50, good to choice 18.00 to 19.25. hogs about 3,000 with weakness 25 cents lower, barrows and gilts 190 to 260 pounds 14.75 to 15.25 and 195 to 230 pounds 15.35 to 15.50. sows 270 to 400 pounds 13.00 to 14.00. Sheep 2,000 steady, lambs 22.50 to 23.50, shorn 21.50 to 22.50, ewes 4.00 to 5.25. Chicago poultry, butter and eggs mixed with eggs 28 to 30 cents per dozen for whites and other grades showing small gains.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U. S
U.S
Livestock Market Prices Summary
U S hog grades ranged from 180 to thermal 270 pounds with top prices around 15.50 for prime hogs and sow limits from 8 to 13 dollars. Cattle and calves showed steady trends with steers aged 600-900 pounds priced up to 20 dollars, calves and stockers from 14 to 25 dollars, cows and bulls mainly 10 to 20 dollars, veal calves 24 to 27 dollars, and sheep with lambs reaching about 22 dollars.
Produce Unchanged as Ads Guide Safe Buying
Kansas City AP reports Produce remains steady while advertising positions itself as a guide to safe buying. The brief note highlights no change in supply and emphasizes consumer protection messaging from advertisers.
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Kansas City
Wheat and grain prices in Chicago market report
Chicago AP notes no wheat sales. Corn No 1 yellow 1.29 No 2 yellow 1.29 No 4 yellow 1.24 4-27 2, sample grade yellow 1.07. Oats No 2 heavy white 67. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.53. Soybean oil 8.45.
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Chicago
Wheat and market notes from Kansas City and New York
Wheat and corn prices with small price moves listed for No 2 and No 3 grades, oats, rye, barley and soybeans across futures. Wall Street shows modest gains led by steels and select issues with thin trading and mixed advances, while corporate bonds rise and government bonds hold steady.
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NEW York
U.S
Olson to Lead Overbrook School in Philadelphia
D W Olson, longtime superintendent of the Kansas School for the Blind in Kansas City for 13 years, will resign January 22, 1965 to become administrator of the Overbrook School for the Blind in Philadelphia. He previously served as principal and earlier led Grant Rural High School. He is the son of Mr and Mrs David Olson Sr and a graduate of Elsmore High School and Pittsburg State College.
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Kansas School For the Blind
Kansas City
Overbrook School For the Blind
Philadelphia
Olson
David Olson
R. J. Eric
Grant Rural High School
Elsmore High School
Pittsburg State College
Weather Roundup for Kansas City Region Ends at 6 A.M.
AP reports 24 hour period ending 6 a.m. includes high and low temperatures and precipitation amounts. Data covers Kansas City area readings from local stations with details on temperature extremes and rainfall or snowfall totals.
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Kansas City
Drill Would Change Mining Industry
Salina geologist Willis Waterman reports a manufacturer will build seven to ten planetary excavators per year at 75000 dollars each. The drill can bore holes from tens to 25 feet in diameter to depths beyond 3000 feet. Waterman says it could stabilize liquid petroleum prices by enabling dispersed storage and reducing transport costs.
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Salina, Kan
Willis Waterman
Salina
Waterman
Tribune Phone Contact for Carrier Delays
If you cannot reach your Tribune phone contact your carrier after 6 pm. call HE 1 3406 if needed.
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Tribune
Death notice and two local incidents reported
Mrs Ralph Brown and Mrs Nadine Barnett mourn the Chicago death of their uncle Bert Edward Newton formerly of Iola with funeral and burial in Chicago. Police reported a two vehicle collision on Walnut and Highland causing damages to a 1956 Chevrolet and a 1961 station wagon. A Zillah school district meeting is set for tomorrow night to discuss the Allen County unification plan and its impact on Zillah patrons.
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Ralph Brown
N. Garfield
Nadine Barnett
N. Malcolm
Chicago
Bert Edward Newton
Iola
Ethel Washington
Walnut
Highland
Smith
Wells
Zillah
Zillah School
Humboldt
Allen County
Periodical cicada sighting noted in Petrolia yard
Mrs Russ Moreland of Petrolia surprised The Tribune office with a jar of bugs matching periodical cicada descriptions. The insects emerged from ground holes in her yard and neighboring areas as birds feed nearby. cicadas peak May to August near trees in eastern states.
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Russ Moreland
Petrolia
Tribune
Morelands
Collision Involves Charles E Smith and Wilma Wells
Cars driven by Charles E Smith aged 17 of 1802 S Highland and Wilma Wells aged 51 of 1215 Highland collided at the inter section. Police reported minor injuries and the wreck blocked traffic while the scene was cleared.
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Charles E. Smith
S. Highland
Wilma Wells
Highland
Fort Scott Chamber discusses US 169 route revival
Ed Zastrow of 1320 West Third entered Mercy Hospital Fort Scott Monday for surgery. Chamber of Commerce streets and highways committee met yesterday to discuss Chanute representation in the Highway US 169 Association and aspects of the 701 planning program. A committee member will be designated as representative to the 169 association as it is reactivated to promote interest in the route and its improvement.
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Ed Zastrow
Mercy Hospital
Fort Scott
Chanute
US 169 Assn
Chamber of Commerce
169 Association
A Car Scratch Report From City Lot Incident
Emory Scantz R 3 reported to police that the right side of his car was scratched with a sharp object on Saturday night while parked in the city lot east of the Memorial building.
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Emory Scantz
Memorial Building
Santa Fe carload totals for week ending May 23, 1934
Total carloads moved on Santa Fe System lines for the week ending May 23, 1934 were 3 411, down from 31 911 in the same week last year. Line loadings were 19 510 versus 20 223, cars received from connections 11 801 versus 11 688, and Santa Fe handled 30 829 carloads the preceding week of this year.
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Santa Fe
Sumner County Test For Wheat Cutting
CALDWELL Kan AP two Sumner County wheat farmers will begin test cutting by week end to judge moisture content. Harold Crow near South Haven says a right moisture will allow a go ahead. Fred Strickland west of South Haven near the Oklahoma border expects some combines in field Saturday and full harvest by Sunday or Monday if weather cooperates. Barley harvest is under way in the area.
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Sumner County
Harold Crow
South Haven
Fred Strickland
Oklahoma
Kansas
Coney Island’s Rabbit Origins Shaped Its Name
Coney Island earned its name from a mispronounced Dutch term meaning rabbit. Early visitors noted rabbits overrunning the coast before Brooklyn’s rise as a seaside hub for hot dogs and entertainment.
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Coney Island
Brooklyn
Daily Transcript Admissions and Dismissals Summary
Admissions and dismissals listed for Hoyt Lefever William Sumner Mary Hasty Mrs Amos Chaney Mrs Lowell Anderson plus other names and moves. Individuals from Humboldt St Paul Earl ton Santa Fe Grant Central Forest Evergreen and more are noted with rooms and addresses. Several moves list new and old addresses across multiple streets and towns.
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Hoyt M. Lefever
William Sumner
N. Steuben
Mary Hasty
Amos Chaney
Humboldt
Lowell Anderson
Mina Parsley
Minnie Parsley
St. Paul
Delacy Rose
Sharon Barnes
S. Highland
Charles Wagner
Ann Elsten
S. Santa Fe
Arnold Elder
Stark
Otto Bright
Darcey Laver
Michael Stich
Joseph Stich
Earlton
Alta Jones
N. Grant
Fred Beaty
N. Central
Edwin Hendrix
N. Forest
Donald Jerome
S. Malcolm
William H. Sumner
Dismissal Upheld At Hutchinson
Hutchinson Kansas AP reports the civil service board upheld the dismissal of Paul Rawlins a Hutchinson policeman of eight years after a white waitress alleged improper advances on duty Rawlins a Black officer denied the charge and appealed following a two day hearing last week
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Hutchinson
Kan
Paul Rawlins
Civil Service Board
Rawlins
Building permit notice for Bailey and Bailey project
Richard D Bailey, 905 N Forest, to 115 dollars, permit issued. Walter 8 Frank files roof patio and porch at 1411 S Katy with estimated cost 500 dollars.
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Evergreen
Richard D. Bailey
Forest
Western
Walter 8. Frank
S. Katy
Pittsburg State College to Grant 11 Degrees June 1
Pittsburg Kan AP reports a record eleven seniors and graduate students will receive degrees at Pittsburg State College on June 1.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Pittsburg State College
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