Livestock Prices Across Markets Including Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Kansas City reports cattle numbers with steer prices from 25.75 to 26.50 and calf values around 33 to 34. Hog quotes range from 17 to 19.50 per hundredweight for various weights with sows steady at 14.25 to 16.75. Sheep and lambs show steady spring lambs at 28.50 and ewes 4.50 to 6.00, with a Chicago update on poultry and egg prices and 93 score AA and 92 A car quotes alongside egg whites at 28 cents and related rates.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Parsons
U.S
Butter Prices Hold Steady in Kansas City Market
AP reports wholesale butter remains unchanged with Grade A solid at 77 and Grade A ib quarters at 78 in Kansas City trading. Local buyers monitor steady price for dairy products amid market stability.
Market Prices for Hogs Cattle Veal and Sheep
Parson hogs and cattle run through range of liveweight and grade values. Prices cover sows stags bulls and sheep with quotes for grain fed steer heifers veals canners and culled stock. Readers are urged to call Tribune or phone HE 13400 after 6 pm for updates.
Chicago Grain Prices Report
Wheat No 2 hard 1.42 percent sn No 2 soft red 1.36 4n. Corn No 2 yellow 1.17 2, No 3 yellow 1.14 percent, No 4 yellow 1.12 2, No 5 yellow 1.10 percent. Oats No 2 extra heavy white 82 4n. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.72 un. Soybean oil 8.60 a.
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Chicago
Wall Street Advances and Losses Amid Holiday Trading
Gains outnumbered losses on the New York Stock Exchange as preholiday profit taking trimmed blue chip values. At noon the Dow Jones average fell 0.97 to 895.81 after a brief early gain, with the AP average down 0.2 at 330.9 as industrials slid 0.3 rails 0.4 while utilities rose 0.2. markets close Thursday for Memorial Day and reopen Friday.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Family of Four Killed In Suspected Murder Suicide
Authorities in Atchison Kansas concluded murder and death by own action in a farm family killings. William Harden 30 and his wife 28 along with daughters Julie 5 and Debbie 3 were found dead in their Old Huron area home. A sheriff said Mrs Harden shot her husband and two children then killed herself after a late night meeting with officials.
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William Harden
Julie
Debbie
Old Huron
Atchison
al Heidrich
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Kansas City
Retire, End Careers Of Teaching
Mrs. Best and her twin sister retire this year from teaching at Girard High School. With 11 years in education, she taught sixth grade at Hutton, one year at Erie, and began in 1929 at Douglas before marriage paused her career. She may do substitute work and plans to visit Fort Worth family.
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Girard High School
Midland
Tex
Louisville Riots Resume With 150 Arrested
Louisville reports a second night of racial violence with more than 150 arrests and 15 injuries. National Guardsmen aided police in the West End where rioting began Monday night and continued Tuesday afternoon and night. Dozens were struck by gunfire, brick throws, and smoke inhalation among workers and bystanders.
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Louisville
National
West End
Recreation Calendar Night Skips as No Events Planned
Tonight has nothing scheduled. Thursday features Memorial Day bicycle derby at Royster Stadium starting at 6:46 p.m. The event lists Royster Stadium as the venue with participants expected from local cycling clubs.
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Royster Stadium
Reelect Officers of Red Cross at Neo sho County Chapter
Neo sho County Chapter of the American Red Cross reelected John Rubew as chairman for the coming year at the quarterly meeting. Also reelected were Dr. Earl Gehrt as vice chairman Mrs. Walter Poor as secretary and Mrs. Lee Embry as treasurer. Reports noted 241 pints collected in Chanute and 237 used at Neosho Memorial Hospital since January 1 with 177 pints replaced elsewhere.
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John Rubew
Evergreen
Neosho County
The
American Red Cross
Earl Gehrt
Walter Poor
Lee Embry
Ernest Kepley
Chanute
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Keith Maring
David Robinson
John Bowes
Red Cross Office
Kenneth Casper
Deaths and Funerals schedule for local residents
Obituaries note services for Joseph P. Weiner at St. Joseph Church Humboldt with a 10 a.m. Friday funeral and burial in St. Joseph Cemetery. George C. Dunn, a retired plant foreman, will have a 7:30 p.m. service at St. Patrick’s with a 10 a.m. Friday Mass and burial in St. Patrick Cemetery. Lester E. Purdy, nine, of Chanute dies. funeral plans to be announced by Johnson Mortuary. Joseph M. Wible, 95, Chanute resident, dies. memorial service set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Johnson Chapel with burial in Elmwood Cemetery.
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Joseph P. Weiner
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Humboldt
Leroy Downs
St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery
Price Funeral Home
George C. Dunn
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Leo B. Hahn
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Johnson Mortuary
Ash Grove Cement Plant
Beatrice
Neb
Pearl L. Brown
Atchison
Dunn
Wayne
Independence
Charles
Wichita
Karl Heinz
Topeka
Leonard Youngberg
N. Grant
Mary Keck
Tulsa
Lester E. Purdy
N. Forest
Chanute
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Zeta Lock
Purdy
First United Methodist Church
Elks
Frank Oberg
Clay Center
John Lapham
Central
Joseph M. Wible
Grant
Hartsburg
Ill
Eliza Charlotte Jones
Ottawa
Earl Wible
S. Santa Fe
R. E
Reba) Hollowell
Bessie Wible
Neosho Manor
Charles M. Archibald
Long Beach
Calif
Roy E. Barger
Johnson Chapel
Duff D. Wagoner
Elmwood Cemetery
Minor collisions and incidents reported by police
Police logged a series of minor incidents including a 1955 Plymouth bumping a parked 1967 Olds at the National Guard armory injuring neither driver. A rock damaged a combine cab window at Martens Implement Co. A garage break causing a 1966 Ford impact and missing license tag NO 712 were reported by Leslie Cable. A Holton Transport truck scraped Ray Middendorf’s 1967 Ford. the driver paid for damages.
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National Guard
Ben Desselle
S. Malcolm
Dorothy Strohl
N. Plummer
Strohl
Desselle
Leslie Cable
Highland
Cable
Holton Transport Co
Louis W. Young
Iola
Lincoln and
Main
Young
Ray Middendorf
Humboldt R. 1
Memorial Day Traffic Toll Forecast by Safety Council
The National Safety Council estimates 625 to 725 deaths and 27 000 to 32 000 disabling injuries from Memorial Day travel. The period runs 6 p.m. Wednesday to midnight Sunday. President Howard Pyle urged drivers to prep vehicles plan routes and practice defensive driving to reduce the toll.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Howard Pyle
Pyle
Neosho Memorial Hospital Adds Tuesday Admissions and Dismissals
Daily Transcript notes visiting hours 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Census lists 64 patients in adults and pediatrics with two babies. Tuesday admissions include Mrs Wilbur Mitchem at 221 W 4th medical and Henry Powell at 1129 S Evergreen medical plus other surgical and medical cases. Dismissals include Robert Hart and several others. Police Court action shows Leo E Dietrich cited for dilocking sidewalk with a $5 bond posted.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Wilbur Mitchem
W. 4Th
Henry Powell
S. Evergreen
Everett Booe
Humboldt
Larry Clemens
S. Santa Fe
David and
John Jay
Robert Hart
Michael Lea
S. Central
Charles King
Rose Wehlage
S. Malcolm
Socorro Padilla
N. Western
Alfred Weston
Tammy Williams
N. Malcolm
Carl Haviland
Thayer
Leo E. Dietrich
N. Garfield
Two Kansans Die In Vietnam Action
The Defense Department lists two Kansans killed in action in Vietnam. Army Specialist 4 Kenneth J. Knowles is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip T. Knowles of Atchison, and Marine Sergeant William B. Hughes of Garrison.
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Washington
Defense Department
Vietnam
Army
Kenneth J. Knowles
Philip T. Knowles
Atchison
Marine S
William B. Hughes
Garrison
Harriman Eyes Private Talks to Break Paris Negotiations
Ambassador Harriman plans a new push in the Vietnam peace talks aiming to move beyond propaganda toward secret discussions on de-escalation. He expects North Vietnam's Xuan Thuy to resist early agreement, urging private diplomacy to yield progress as President Johnson calls for quiet, serious discussions after two and a half weeks of talks.
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Paris
W. Averell Harriman
Vietnam
Harriman
Xuan Thuy
North Vietnam
Johnson
Washington
Thuy
Chanute Tribune masthead and staff list
The Chanute Tribune publishes standard newspaper staff details including publisher Dwight McCreight editor Wayne J. Smith and advertising manager Mrs. R. D. Markham. The paper serves Chanute Kansas with a daily except Sunday and six holidays schedule.
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Chanute
Kansas
S. Highland
Dwight McCreight
Dwight Wallingford
Wayne J. Smith
R. D. Markham
Ben Nicholas Composing R
Fma
Dorsey Osborn Press
Subscription rates by mail and carrier in Chanute area
Rates set for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties by mail in trade territory one year ten dollars six months five fifty three months three twenty five. Outside territory one year fifteen dollars six months eight dollars three months four twenty five. Chanute post office boxholders one year fifteen dollars six months eight dollars three months four fifty. Chanute carrier in Chanute one seventy per month. Associated Press notes local news and dispatch rights.
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Neosho
Allen
Wilson
Woodson
Chanute
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