Hog Prices Decline Across Livestock Markets
AP report shows cattle calves 7,000 head with mixed grades from Colorado feeders to feeder steers 27.20 to 29.25, and feeder heifers around 25.90. Hogs total 5,500 with barrows and gilts down about 80, prices from 18.00 to 19.25 for medium weights. Lambs at 24.50 to 25.00 and ewes 5.50 to 7.00 complete the market snapshot.
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Colorado
Early Choice
Kansas City Egg Prices Steady Across Grades
AP reports wholesale egg prices in Kansas City with large eggs at 80 percent A grade 38-41 cents per dozen, mediums at 80 percent A grade 37-40, and butter unchanged at grade A Ib 79 cents per pound.
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Kansas City
Chicago Grain Prices Report
Chicago grain figures show Wheat No 2 yellow hard at 1.28 percent and No 2 soft red at 1.20 percent. Corn No 2 yellow 1.08 percent. Oats No 2 extra heavy white 60 percent. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.46 percent. Soybean oil at 7.17.
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Chicago
Chicago Market Produce Prices Report
Chicago report shows butter scores sticky with AA 66 percent and AA 93, 92 A 6614, 90 B 65 percent. Eggs hold or inch down with A whites 40 percent and standards around 380 to 390. car and other grade indicators noted.
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Chicago
No ABC Rule Change Requires Delegates’ Approval at Session
The document states that no rule or specification of the ABC is altered without approval by delegates in the annual session. It emphasizes formal process and procedural authority for rule modifications.
Wall Street Advances Sharply On Heavy Trading
The New York market surged with near 12 million shares traded in two hours and a first hour turnover of 6.74 million, the highest for that period. Advancers led decliners by about 350 issues as the Dow Jones 30 rose 5.78 to 948.10 at noon, with the AP 60-stock average up 1.7 to 354.5.
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New York
Dow Jones
Dow Industrial
Scrap hits parked 1968 Chevrolet in Cleveland
Dave Bryant reported to police that a thief scraped the left front fender and door of his 1968 Chevrolet while parked. Damage was estimated at 54.15 dollars. Jana Louise, a 7 pound 7 ounce daughter, was born yesterday to Dr. and Mrs. Forrest L. Junod of Philadelphia at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Louis Junod. Yesterday was Mrs. Junod's birthday.
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Dave Bryant
S. Evergreen
Jana Louise
Forrest L. Junod
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania Hospital
Junod
Louis Junod
S. Ashby
Deaths and Funerals In Walnut and Buffalo
George Mitchell 69 of Walnut died early today at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Pierce Funeral Home Erie. Funeral service set for 2 p.m. Saturday at the Walnut Methodist Church with the Rev. Hubert Hahn officiating. Former Buffalo resident Charles Thomas died Tuesday in Hemet California. Graveside service scheduled for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Buffalo Cemetery.
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George Mitchell
Walnut
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Pierce Funeral Home
Erie
Hubert Hahn
Buffalo
Charles Thomas
Hemet
Calif
Buffalo Cemetery
Births and admissions mark midweek in Neosho Memorial area
Births announced for Tuesday include a boy born to Mr and Mrs Larry Johnson at 901 N Kansas and a boy to Mr and Mrs Ronnie Baker of St Paul. Admissions Wednesday list Charles Wittich and Mrs Earl Drake among others with medical and surgical entries. Dismissals include Christopher Umbarger. today Charles North and Eugene Connes plus Mrs R O Hickerson undergo surgeries or medical. Traffic summons issued for illegal parking with multiple Chanute and nearby names. police court actions assign fines for careless driving speeding and missing licenses.
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Larry Johnson
N. Kansas
Ronnie Baker
St. Paul
Charles Wittich
S. Highland
Medical
Earl Drake
S. Plummer
Rudolph Kroenke
S. Central
Preston Smith
Yates Center
Jerry Hutton
John Carder
Bud Audiss
Phillip Smith
Virgil Collins
Mark Childers
Edward Fitzpatrick
Jim Farrell
Ronald Decker
Ronnie Tidal
Ronnie Gideon
Don Shrum
Farrell Colston
Franke Reed
Janie Chauncey
Jane McGettrick
Mamie Hunt
Chanute
Lonnie G. Cox
Buffalo
Raymond G. Kenral
Pittsburg
Pat Wilson
Buf
Memphians Reach Both U.S. Ends With Long Drives
Mr. and Mrs. M D Wheat of Memphis completed trips to the northernmost driving point at Circle Alaska and the southern tip at Key West Florida. Their journeys show the breadth of road travel across the United States.
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Memphis, Tenn
M.D. Wheat
Memphis
United States
Alaska
Steese
Circle
Key West
Fla
Toad Poison Uses and Wart Myth Rebuttal
An article notes that dried toad poison has long been used in Chinese medicine for various ailments. It clarifies that handling toads does not cause warts, countering common belief. A phone number and after hours contact are mentioned.
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U. S. Food and Drug Administration
F.R
Medal of Honor awards differ by war eras
The article notes a higher proportion of Medal of Honor awards for Vietnam action than for World War II or Korea. It cites 52 of about 1.5 million Vietnam service members, 131 of 5.2 million Korea veterans, and 431 of about 16.11 million World War II participants, with panels selecting recipients in the Pentagon.
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Washington
Vietnam
Korea
Pentagon
FDA says artificial sweeteners currently not a health hazard
A reader questions scare stories about saccharin and cyclamate. FDA district director Thomas W. Brown states there is no evidence these sweeteners, as used in the U S, pose health risks. ongoing studies and labeling changes are under review.
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F. R
Food and Drug Administration
Thomas W. Brown
FDA
United States
Washington
Bureau of Regulatory Compliance
Albany Medical College
Eners
Episcopalians Meet Friday Pre-Convention Convocation
The Rev. James R. Peters of Grace Episcopal announces a pre-convention convocation Friday at 7 30 p m in the Central Park community building. Bishop Edward Turner will report on the Diocesan Convention agenda in Topeka and summarize the Lambeth Conference. Delegations from Fort Scott Pittsburg Galena Independence Iola Yates Center and Parsons are expected.
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James R. Peters
Grace Episcopal Church
Central Park
Edward C. Turner
Kansas
Topeka
Turner
Lambeth
England
Fort Scott
Pittsburg
Galena
Independence
Iola
Yates Center
Parsons
Doctors gain as medical graduates rise in AMA tally
Chicago AP report shows U.S. medical schools graduating about 7 960 physicians this spring, up 217 from last year and 879 more than 1960, with the total physician population passing 315 860. The AMA notes higher enrollments and more graduates across the country.
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Chicago
U.S
American Medical Association
AMA
Alloy composition in tractor engine bearings
Heavy duty tractors use connecting rods and main bearings made from alloy containing 91 percent aluminum and 6 percent tin.
Women's Page News Guide for publication timing
The guide instructs calendar items be drawn from a yearbook if available and to notify the woman’s page editor of changes. Submit calendar information by 10 am Saturday for Monday and Tuesday meetings and by 10 am two days before for other days. Also notes full name use for married women and timely submissions for general public news value.
Polio Vaccines Developed in Tissue Cultures
Salk and Sabin vaccines against polio were developed using tissue culture of human or monkey cells.
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Salk and Sabin
Tin purity standard set at 99.8 percent
A standard grade of tin is guaranteed to contain a minimum of 99.8 per cent tin, with purity strictly controlled at tin smelters.
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