Hogs Higher and Cattle Light in Kansas City Market
Kansas City livestock report lists cattle steady with grain fed steers at 25 to 26.50 and bulls 19 to 22. Sows rise to 25 higher in hogs with 200 to 265 pound barrows at 19 to 25. Sheep show steady tone with lambs at 21 to 21.50 and ewes 4 to 7.50. Parson’s market notes Hog prices steady to 25 cents lower and cattle steadier with several weight classes and stocker calves detailed. Produce unchanged with eggs and poultry prices stable in Kansas City market summary.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U. S
Parsons
Prairie Hay Receipts Show No Growth This Week
Local hay market reports indicate one ear of prairie hay produced today, with no receipts recorded a week ago or a year ago, suggesting a lull in supply and possible market quiet.
Deaths and Funerals in Chanute and Webb City
Ben Dungan, about 50, former Chanute resident and Central States wholesale firm member, died of a heart attack in Webb City Missouri. Mason ic funeral services set for 1 30 p m Friday in Webb City with Elmwood Cemetery burial in Coffeyville at 4 p m. Ida Maxson, about 78, of Topeka and former Chanute resident, died there. Survived by husband Emerson Maxson of Topeka a daughter and a son plus siblings. Funeral 2 p m Saturday at United Brethren church in Chanute.
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Ben Dungan
Chanute
Webb City
Dungan
Central States Wholesale
Elmwood
Coffeyville
Ida Maxson
Topeka
Glen McLaren
Walter McLaren
Alva McLaren
Earlton
Harve Johnson
Emerson Maxson
Margaret Wasson
Boulder
Colo
Emerson Jr
Boise
Idaho
United Brethren Church
Judgment by Default Entered Against Zook
A judgment by default was entered against Paul W. Zook a former federal employee at Larned Kan for embezzling government funds The total judgment of 31962 follows his prior guilty plea and probation after repaying 1962 The case arose from a false claims filing by U S Attorney George Peabod in U S District Court
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Wichita
Paul W. Zook
Larned
Kan
Zook
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
Pawnee Court
U.S. District Court
U. S
George Peabod
Chanute Area News Briefs Highlights Local, Military, and School Notes
George Hutchison of Chanute is enrolled in Ottawa University 94th session and is a Chanute High School senior. Army Specialist Four Harvey L. Young, 23, son of Roscoe Young, participated in field training with the 32d Artillery in Grafenwehr Germany and joined the Army in 1957. Seven Chanute area men pledged Greek fraternities at Pittsburg State College. Pvt. Frank A. Salisbury Jr. graduated Jump School at Fort Campbell Ky earning parachutist wings after basic at Fort Carson. Harold Stroud photography class students visited the Chamber to view Osa and Martin Johnson photo albums. City Manager R J Hayes begins vacation today to Bull Shoals. Karine Bowman pledged Alpha Chi Omega at Oklahoma State University Stillwater.
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George Hutchison
Chanute
Ottawa University
Hutchison
Carl Hutchison
West Main Road
Army
Harvey L. Young
Roscoe Young
W. Pine
32D
Grafenwehr
Germany
Hanau
Young
Fort Chaffee
Ark
Europe
Chanute High School
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Frank A. Salisbury Jr
Allene Johnson
R. 1
101St Airborne Division
Fort Campbell
Salisbury
Fort Carson
Colo
Harold Stroud
Chamber Gof Commerce Office
Osa
Martin Johnson
Karine Bowman
Bill Peters
S. Larson
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater
Admittances and dismissals span hospital and court actions
Yesterday at Neosho Memorial Hospital admittances included Mrs. Melvin Yarnell Eric and Charles Wilson with medical needs. Today’s admissions list David Cooper Earlton area for surgery and several others with surgeries. dismissals include Mrs. Ralph Rinehardt and Mrs. William Pierce. Birth reported for Mr. and Mrs. Joe Marshall Erie a boy. District Court in Erie includes State vs Carlynn Layman first degree murder with defense counsel Clark Fleming and Richard Ashley. State vs Mitchell Bradfield resulted in guilty pleas for four counts of second degree forgery with concurrent sentences. parole denied. Beverly Johnson versus Irwin Johnson granted divorce custody and support. Hibbs case mentions John A. Hibbs and Mary Edna Hibbs.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Melvin Yarnell
Eric
Charles Wilson
S. Evergreen
David Coopler
N. Forest
Ricky _Barnow
Linda Soderquist
W. Main
Larry Soderquist
Kenneth Kuhn
S. Lincoln
Eben Claus
Ralph Rinehardt
William E. Pierce
N. Steuben
Clyde Roush
R. 1
Bernice Converse
Earlton
Joe Marshall
Erie
District Court Action
Carlynn Alice Layman
Clark M. Fleming
Richard L. Ashley
Chanute
Mitchell Bradfield
State Reformatory
Hutchinson
Beverly Johnson
Irwin Johnson
John A
Mary Edna Hibbs
Quiet Title in Erie Real Estate Sues Over Bundy Case
Rosana Bundy quiet title suit against Erie property owners, title awarded to plaintiffs. Thelma Michael vs James M Michael divorce filed. couple wed March 36 1947 in Erie with two children. alleged extreme cruelty. Clyde Burke appeals from justice court in car collision case seeking 220 damages after 1 verdict. marriage licenses issued for Forrest Hosack and Helen Krone, Frederick Harrison and Catherine Collston. Traffic citations list John Lemonds for disturbing the peace over car muffler with $10 bond. Wessie Byfield cited for illegal parking with $2 bond.
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District Court
Iie
Thelma Michael
James M. Michael
Erie
Clyde Burke
C. E. Bishop
Justice of the Peace Court
Justice of the Pace Court
Forrest James Hosack
Helen
Joyce Krone
Chanute
Frederick Paul Harrison
Okmulgee, Okla
Catherine Imogene Collston
John Lemonds
Lafayette
Wessie Byfield
Yates Center
Royster Junior High Exceeds Magazine Sales Goal
Royster Junior High surpassed its $3,300 goal by about $600 in a two week magazine sales contest ending last Monday. Final sales totaled $3,867.14 with Peggy Dormois earning a transistor radio for $193.53 and Dean Youngberg $176.20 for a four speed record player.
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Royster Junior High School
Peggy Dormois
Freda Betts
Dean Youngberg
Pam Gray
Janis Brown
Barry Gerken
Julie Hanson
John Hunt
Karen Kreider
E Drive
Wall Street resumes upturn amid lively late trading
The New York market regained gains in a brisk session with about 3.7 million shares changing hands. Key issues advanced fractions, led by copper, lead and zinc boosts in nonferrous metals. Steels motors oils chemicals and drugs rose, while aircrafts, rubbers and airlines mixed.
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New York
Mrs Miller Hosts Hawaiian Program for Chanute Club
Chanute Culture Club meets at 602 W. Main for Hawaii themed program led by Mrs. Oliver A. Klingner. Mrs. Miller demonstrates leis and crafts, slides Hawai i attire, music, and hula numbers. Dessert served to 15 members as Miller family visits Klingners. Miller retired after 20 years in the Navy with Pacific duty.
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Chanute Culture Club
Oliver A. Klingner
W. Main
Hawaii
Aloha
Demo Rally At Coffeyville and Neosho County Dinner
Chanute group plans to attend the 3rd district Democratic dinner in Independence at 6:30 p.m. featuring U. S. Senator A. S. Monroney. Tickets available from Mrs. Floyd N. Kelley, chair of the Neosho County Democratic Committee. A basket dinner follows in Thayer at 6:30 p.m. Sunday, moved to the high school gym due to cold weather. candidates will be introduced and a short program given after a similar St. Paul event two weeks earlier.
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Chanute
Independence
A. S
Mike) Monroney
U. S
Oklahoma
Floyd N. Kelley
Neosho County
Democratic Club
St. Paul
France Receives New Aircraft Carrier Clemenceau
France has a new aircraft carrier Clemenceau joining the fleet with a speed of 32 knots.
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Fance
Clemenceau
Varied Weekend Meat Specials Pile Up Nationwide
A wide range of meat deals appears in supermarkets and grocers this weekend. Consumers will find unusual items like rabbits and Long Island ducklings along with staples such as sirloin, duck roast, leg of lamb, and frying chickens. Egg prices dip while fish, shellfish, and cheese supplies stay ample, with foreign cheeses now produced domestically under controlled methods.
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Associated Press
U.S. Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
Shopping Guide Highlights on Produce Buys
The Chanute Tribune notes cooking greens like bollard and kale and lists celery iceberg lettuce sweet potatoes snap beans eggplant cucumbers squash and onions as good buys. Bartlett pears join apples on the best buy list among fruits with prunes and Concord grapes also recommended.
Veteran Doctor Shumay Dies After 50 Years Practice
Pleasanton Kansas Dr. John Raymond Shumay 80 longtime physician died yesterday at Mercy Hospital Fort Scott Kansas His widow and two sons survive him The obituary notes his half century of medical service in the community and his family Survivors include a widow and two sons
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Pleasanton
Kan
John Raymond Shumay
Mercy Hospital
Fort Scott
De Gaulle Returns to Algeria to Review Troops
Premier De Gaulle flies to Algiers to inspect troops and speak on policies for the troubled North African territory. He is expected to outline at least some plans during the visit.
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Algiers
de Gaulle
Algeria
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Global Briefs
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Italy
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Institute of the Oratory of St. Filippo Neri
Vatican
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Formosa
Matsu Islands
Matsu
Manila
Philippines
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Wallace M. Beakley
Quemoys
Chicago
Chicago Grain
Kansas City Cash
ST. John’s
Mld
G. Randolph Pearkes
Canada
Atlantic
Pearkes
Newfoundland
U.S. Royal Tires
Glen’s Tire
S. Santa Fe
Johnson Bros. Furniture
Pittsburg State College
Louis E. Bartholomew
Merle Reece
Thayer
Yancy L. Whitworth
Sigma Tau Gamma
Walter Eugene Baughman
Leon S. Storch
Humboldt
Phi Sigma Epsilon
Donald L. Harris
William L. Harris
Hepler
Phi Lambda Chi
R. J. Hayes
Mrs. Hayes
Bull Shoals
Daily Transcript
Rosana Bundy
Erie Real Estate
Royster
Wall Street
Atchison Centeenna
Beth Steel
Chrysler
du Pont Seemeen
Gamble
Elec
M4 Penney
JC Heenan
Phill Pet
Oakland
Jeddo School
Black Top
Scotland
Floyd Roberts
Mrs. Miller
The
Chanute Tribune
Investors Mutual, Inc
Fsar
Joseph M. Fitrsmmens
M. J. Blackston
Johnson Brothers Furniture
Thrifty
Johnson Brothers
Johnson
DIVAN
Main
Lincoln
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