Cattle and Hog Prices Steady amid Mixed Livestock Market
Kansas City reports cattle steady with varied grades of slaughter steers and cows trading mostly steady. Hogs fall 10-25 cents with barrows and gilts 190-270 pounds at 13.35 to 13.50, sows 11.50 to 12.50, and lighter weights higher. Sheep show weakness, lambs 80 to 100 pounds at 19 to 25, with utilities near 18.50 to 19.00. Parson hogs steady to 25 cents higher, cattle and calves varied by grade and weight across multiple categories.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons
U. S
Chicago AP live poultry and grain price reports summary
Wholesale prices for live poultry and butter edged mixed in Chicago trading, with capons, roosters, and stags listed alongside butter grades and butterfat ranges. Eggs weakened with varied grade A whites and mixed quality. Wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans saw modest movements across Chicago and Kansas City markets with futures generally higher or unchanged.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain
Three Attend State Mathematics Workshop at Topeka
Royster Junior teachers Ethel Davidson Mrs David McCune and Freda Betts attended a state mathematics workshop in Topeka sponsored by the Kansas State Teachers Association subcommittee on mathematics. The event drew over 400 participants and featured research reports demonstration classes films and problem sharing sessions. Dr John Mayer of the AAAS commented on equitable attention to all students and not just college capable learners.
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Royster
Topeka
Kansas State Teachers Association
Ethel Davidson
David McCune
Freda Betts
John Mayer
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Washington, D. C
Miss Betts
Six Paintings Recovered From Toronto Gallery Heist
Canadian police recovered six paintings in a Parkdale garage after an anonymous tip. The undamaged artworks include two Rembrandts, two Frans Hals, a Rubens and a Renoir with insured value of $640,000. No arrests have been made.
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Toronto
Toronto Art Gallery
Parkdale
James Mackey
Frans Hals
Rubens
Renoir
Juco Students Attend Second Annual KSTA Workshop
Two leaders of the Student Kan sas State Teachers Association chapter at Chanute Junior College attended the second annual KSTA workshop in Topeka. Karen Earnest and Gordon Hale joined over 100 students from 21 of Kansas 29 collegiate future teacher groups. George Bueltmann of Southern Illinois University spoke as president of the National Student Education Assn.
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Kansas State Teachers Association
Chanute Junior College
Topeka
KSTA
Karen Earnest
Gordon Hale
Chanute
George Bueltmann
National Student Education Assn
Southern Illinois University
Catholic Boy Scout Association Organizes Southeast Kansas
A dinner at the Tioga Hotel organized the Southeast Kansas Catholic Boy Scout Association with Larry OConnell in charge. Rev Peter Finnegan welcomed leaders and parents from Neodesha Parsons Coffeyville Fredonia and Chanute and urged lay leadership with youth. Rev Clairy of Coffeyville attended and M A Gottschalk chaired the east group.
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Tioga Hotel
Southeast Kansas Catholic Boy Scouting Association
Larry O'Connell
Peter Finnegan
St. Patrick’s
Neodesha
Parsons
Coffeyville
Fredonia
Chanute
Clairy
M. A. Gottschalk
Rocket Launching Pad Out of Use Five Months
CAPE CANAVERAL FL A P reports the Atlas Able moon rocket launch pad was destroyed by an engine test explosion, placing it out of commission about five months. The piece blends varied reflections on bold progress and language, noting the era’s technologic and cultural musings.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Hal Boyle
New York
Air Force
Thomas Alva Edison Center
Southeast Kansas to be split into three districts
The meeting featured major speaker Ern Kansas stressing scouting and parental and committee cooperation. Delbert Hobelman of Neodesha and Larry OConnell of Chanute named assistant chairmen to lead three districts. Denver Hargis of Coffeyville and Henry Smith of St. Paul attended as visitors.
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Ern Kansas
Southeast
Kansas
Delbert Hobelman
Neodesha
Larry O'Connell
Chanute
Denver Hargis
Coffeyville
Neosho County
Henry Smith
St. Paul
Sub Machine Guns Found in Guitar Case On AWOL Soldier
Oklahoma City police arrested 21 year old Toben Taylor Ewell from Fort Sill after a guitar case opened revealing two sub machine guns as it was loaded onto a plane at Will Rogers Field. He also carried a briefcase with two .45 caliber pistols and rounds.
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Oklahoma City
Ft. Sill
Okla
Will Rogers Field
William J. Cochran
Toben Taylor Ewell
Soldier in transit killed while wearing artillery insignia
A soldier en route to St Louis was shot by a police officer after offering no resistance. He wore artillery second lieutenant insignia but papers identified him as a private first class. Detective Mullinax said the FBI had been notified.
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G. K. Chesterton
St. Louis
Jack Mullinax
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Babies Named at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Janet Marie Ellis born September 11 at Neosho Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ellis of 909 West Oak. Sheryl Darlene Craft born September 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Craft of Erie Route 1. Kevin Eugene Clark born September 16 to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Clark of 420 West Elm. Ronda Jean Greve born September 16 to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Greve at Neosho Memorial Hospital.
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Janet Marie
Ralph Ellis
W. Oak
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Sheryl Darlene
Ralph Craft
R. 1
Erie
Kevin Eugene
Kenneth E. Clark
W. Elm
Ronda Jean
Ronald Greve, Eric
Harmony Unit Re Elects Mrs Raymond Kelley
Harmony Home Demonstration unit re elected officers for another year with Mrs Raymond Kelley as president and Mrs Cecil Arnett as vice president. Other posts filled by Mrs Guy Braden secretary, Mrs Rolla Rush treasurer, Mrs Lee Francis public relations, and Mrs C S Newton recreation leader.
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Raymond Kelley
Harmony Home Demonstration Unit
Kelley
Cecil Arnett
Guy F. Braden
Rolla Rush
Lee Francis
C. S. Newton
Robert Johnson
Francis
Scott Sheridan Is 3 At Birthday Party
Mrs. Jim Sheridan entertained at a party honoring her son Scott on his third birthday at 219 W. 4th. Guests included sister Shannon grandmother Mrs. Lyle Holman Rod Donovan Lori Donovan and many relatives. Tables were circle shaped with red crepe paper. Favors included hats masks horn blowers and nuts. Ice cream and cake featured a ship motif and the caption Captain Scott.
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Jim Sheridan
Scott
Shannon
Lyle Holman
Rod
Lori Donovan
Julie Grennell
Stephie Hugill
Rhonda Ogle
Judy
Jill Palmer
Ardonna Baker
David Noland
Mines
Alfred Ogle
Glenn Grennell
Richard Donovan
Wayne Palmer
Barbara Hugill
Lyle Baker
Captain Scott
Advertising Its Your Guide to Safe Buying
A brief consumer guide highlights safe purchasing practices. It emphasizes verifying seller credibility, checking product details, and keeping receipts to protect buyers during transactions.
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