Hog and Cattle Prices Steady at Kansas City Market
Cattle and hog prices showed broad steadiness with cattle 10,500 head and hogs 5,000 head traded. Slaughter steers and stockers led gains while cows and sows held firm. bids ranged with steer prices 24.00 to 26.50 and hogs 15.00 to 16.50 for 190-270 lb barrows and gilts. Parson's area reported declines on spring lambs and mixed cattle price movements. Sheep價格 shows slight drops with lambs 21.00 to 22.75 and ewes 3.00 to 5.00.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons
U. S
T&t
Atchison
Beech Aire
Choice
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Chrysler
Dow Chem
du Pont
Ford Met
Gamble Sk
UU Es
Mitra
P &Sl
Minn M&m
Monsan Ch
Mont Ward
Penney JC
Good Phill Pet
Com Proct & G
Plain Rca
St Joe
Sears Rock
Heiferette Sinclair
Sperry Rd
Choice Bologna UN Pac
US Steel
Westg el
Hospital Admissions and Discharges At Neosho Memorial
Daily transcript lists admissions on Saturday Sunday and Monday including Nancy Johnson Humboldt and Stella Christmas Kan sas, along with multiple medical and surgical cases. Dismissals follow for Humboldt Buffalo and others, with births cited for Humboldt and nearby towns.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Nancy Johnson
Humboldt
Larry Johnson
Hulda E. Krokstrom
Felsimore
Hoyt W. Wibshite
Buffalo
J. A. Dwinnell
N. Kansas
Patricia Reed
S. Garfield
Stella Christmas
S.evergreen
Mose C. Sheffler
S. Edith
Medical
Ernest W. Olson
S. Lincoln
Paul Ehrig
Kansas City
Kan
Dean Strack
Wesley Hatch
Freddie Lindquist
N. Evergreen
Carl Beck
S. Kansas
Emerson Soric
Thayer
Imedical
Glenn Doepke
S. Central
Diane Kepley
Sandra Lassman
Kristine Johnson
Elsmore
Guy Booe
Charlie Prince
Eric
Hoyt W. Wilhite
Pete Ramirez
N. Lee
Sharon Hickman
S. Evergreen
Harry Soderquist
S. Lafayette
Ralph Brown
N. Garfield
Kas
J. A. Dwinell
Kansas
Dale Webb
Wheat and grain prices move in mixed trading at Kansas City
Wheat falls to the low 1.90s while corn and oats dip with soybeans rising. Kansas City cash prices show No 2 hard wheat around 1.96 to 2.11, No 2 yellow corn about 1.25, soybeans near 2.07, rye around 1.10, and bran and shorts quoted in the mid 34 and 36 ranges respectively.
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Kansas City Cash
Kansas City (Ap
Wall Street limps forward as gains fade late in trading
The New York stock market struggled to maintain headway with modest gains trimmed. Advances still led, but more minus signs appeared as trading slackened from early pace. Volume was about 3.5 million shares, with aircraft missile and electronic shares leading while rails weakened and bonds held modest gains.
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New York
U.S
Student Quits Nation's Loss
The article discusses waste in talent due to high dropout rates and underachievement among high ability students. It notes Congress support for testing and guidance under the National Defense Education Act and cites Chanute schools adopting guidance programs and advanced classes to aid identification and development.
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Congress
Chanute
Sr. High
Graduates and visitors fill local notices in Benedict area
Don Breiner will graduate in X ray technology from St Johns Hospital School in Tul an. Weekend guests included Virginia Brigden of Topeka and her son and wife William Brigden of Chicago. Many relatives visit Benedict for Memorial Day and a Little League meeting is set for 7 30 pm in the VFW Hall with schedules to be handed out. If you miss the Tribune call your carrier or 700 after 6 pm.
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Don Breiner
St. John’s Hospital School of
Tulan
Carl Breiner
W. Oak
J. L. Taylor
Highland
Virginia Brigden
Topeka
William P. Brigden
Chicago
William Brigden
McCormick Theological Seminary
VFW
Cole Leverenz
Tribune
Deaths and Funerals in Chanute area
Joseph Carson Dillow 84 of 619 W Beech died about 4 50 am Monday at Memorial Hospital after five weeks illness. Survivors include wife six sons four daughters and numerous grandchildren. Funeral 2 30 pm Wednesday at Roy Gibson Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Charles Henry Myers 87 of 409 W 6th died Sunday after long illness. Survived by four sons eight grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Funeral 2 pm Wednesday at Johnson Mortuary with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. T A Costello 35 died in a Norton farm tractor accident Saturday afternoon. Funeral 9 am Wednesday at St Joseph s Church Norton. Cutting Funeral Home in charge. John Hopkins funeral held Sunday at Johnson Mortuary with burial in Lincoln Cemetery Lebo. A R LaSalle last rites Sunday at the Christian Church LaSalle Masonic graveside at Memorial Park Cemetery. Flowers and bearers noted.
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Z Grant
Joseph Carson Dillow
Neoeapertante
St. Malcolm
Sho Memorial Hospital
Sigamone
Paul
Belle Glade
Fla
Harold
Joe
Kenneth
Earl
Chanute
Bradford
Chelsea
Okla
Norma Clark
Bentonville, Ark
Pearl Forbes
Maitland
Ruth Goodwin
Pittsburg
Emma Butler
Joplin
George
Carl
John
Pearl Montgomery
Ina Brown
Roy
Gibson Funeral Home
Claude E. Pittenger
the Nazarene Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Charles Henry Myers
Ellen Almira Jones
Walter
Lloyd
Raymond
Milo
Ruth LaVerne
Johnson Mortuary
William T. Hunt
The
Presbyterian Church
T. A. Costello
LaRue Delp
N. Western
Norton
Hopkins
John Hopkins
Charles Wesley Garrett
First Methodist Church
Lincoln Cemetery
Lebo
P. L. Forslund
Hazel Slane
Robert Wilsan
George Wilson
Frank Haynes
Herman Squier
F. E. Sale
A. R. Boman
W., T. Cline
Queen Hosts 500 British Press at London Reception
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip welcomed 500 reporters at a London reception hosted by Lord Astor of Hever. The couple led a relaxed exchange with journalists, focusing on horses as the Queen noted their poor form. The Derby and Oaks date upcoming.
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London
Elizabeth
John Rickman
London Daily Mail
Britain
Prince Philip
Lord Astor of
Hever
The
Times Publishing Co
Philip
Working Way In College
The American College Personnel Association says 12 to 15 hours of part time work weekly is a reasonable load for students. With classes this adds to about 35 hours weekly. more can overburden them. Traditionally earnings should cover board for the year, about 400 dollars for a resident student, per a Kiplinger funded study on student financial aid.
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American College Personnel Association
Kiplinger Association
Navajo Artist Adee Dodge Shows Work Amid Reproductions
Adee Dodge, a Navajo painter known for wild horse scenes, is selling well in Arizona galleries. A Phoenix wife found two reproductions of his paintings in a gift store labeled as Japanese art priced at 3.94 dollars each.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Adee Dodge
Arizona
Dodge
Phoenix
Telegrapher Patterson Rates Speed with Yell A Graph
S Sergeant Theodore R Patterson of Monmouth New Jersey is described as a telegrapher's telegrapher at the Army Signal School He sends 30 words a minute with either hand 18 a minute with the right foot and 16 with the left foot He uses a technique called yell a graph and can adjust the key sensitivity to suit driving drivers cited for speeding in the police department code by voice pressure.
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FT. Monmouth
N. J
Theodore R. Patterson
Patterson
Army Signal School
Obituary Notice Listing Munger Cooper and Brennan
Neal Munger Jim Cooper and William Brennan are named in this obituary notice. Johnson Mortuary is listed as in charge of arrangements.
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Neal Munger
Jim Cooper
William Brennan
Johnson Mortuary
Calvert Co marks 50 years with Chanute store
The C R Calvert Co observes its 50th anniversary of the department store chain and the 31st year in Chanute with a ten day sale ending Saturday. The Chanute outlet opened in 1929, managed by Tom Pollard, with Raymond Pierpont and family leadership guiding the business since 1936. Other chain stores operate in Augusta Kingman Independence McPherson and Winfield.
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Chanute
C. R. Calvert Co
Augusta
Kingman
Independence
McPherson
Winfield
Calvert-Mabry
Peng Teh-huai Reappears in Public in China
Peng Teh-huai, China's former defense minister, has reappeared in public and is named a member of the Politburo by the official New China News Agency. He was dismissed last September and replaced by Marshal Lin Piao, with his name absent from official print since then.
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Hong Kong
Communist
China
Peng Teh-huai
New China
Peng
Lin Piao
De Gaulle says U2 over USSR not motive to cancel talks
President Charles de Gaulle, in a televised report, said the flight of a U.S. reconnaissance plane over Soviet territory did not justify canceling the summit talks. He questioned Khrushchev’s conditions and suggested staying in Moscow might have been better until the condition was resolved.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
U.S
de Gaulle
Nikita Khrushchev
Good Deed in Nogales Aided Stranger by Carl ton Shepard
Carl ton Shepard of Tucson stopped to aid a stranded motorist near Nogales. The driver had a flat tire with no spare. Shepard gave his own spare tire for use until the next service station, then disappeared from sight.
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Nogales, Ariz
Carlton Shepard
Tucson
Nogales
Shepard
School offers elementary Russian German and French
In Chatham New Jersey elementary students may now study Russian German and French alongside other languages. Russian teacher Alan Sayher notes pupils understood many of Premier Khrushchev's words during his American visit.
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Chatham, N. J
Sign of the Times
Alan Say
Nikita S. Khrushchev
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