Hog and cattle prices advance in Kansas City market
AP reports higher hog prices with hogs at 3.50, barrows and gilts 50 to 75 higher, sows up 50 to 100. Cattle and calves show varied moves with steers steady to 25 lower and feeders steady. cattle totals include good to choice steers at 23.50 to 25.25 and cows 17.25 to 18.50 amid mixed grain market signals. Sheep run 400 head steady with prices around 23.50 to 24.00 for prime wool and related pelts.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Market Quotes for Livestock and Wall Street Rally
The report lists price ranges for hogs cattle veal cows and bulls by weight class and grade. In New York the stock market rose late with about 7 million shares traded General Electric and Westinghouse up about 3 each on news GE reached a tentative union agreement and boosted market optimism.
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New York
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
Grenola Man Killed In Wichita Crash
A Grenola Kansas man Kenneth R. Boyer, 28, was killed in a one car crash at a south Wichita intersection just after midnight. He was alone in the car that struck a utility pole.
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Wichita, Kan
Kan
Wichita
Kenneth R. Boyer
Kansas City Egg and Butter Prices Reported
In Kansas City wholesale eggs show large 80 percent A 35 37 and mediums 80 percent A 36 2. Butter prices remain unchanged.
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Kansas City
Chicago live poultry and eggs price roundup
Chicago reports poultry prices largely steady with roasters at 23 to 26 cents and White Rock fryers 18 to 20 cents. Butter holds near steady. eggs vary with whites around 43 cents for higher grades, mixed 43 and mediums 36 to 37 cents.
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Chicago
Chicago grain quotes drift as markets close lower
Wheat No 2 hard 1.75 n. No 2 red 1.74 r. Corn No 2 yellow 1.41-42 No 3 yellow 1.41. Oats No 2 heavy white 77. Soybeans No 1 yellow 3.01. Wheat closed 15s to 24.4 cents lower. December 1.744. Corn 58 to 1.58 lower. December 1.345s 4. Oats 1 cent lower. December 7 47s 4 cents. Rye 1 to 1.42 lower.
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Chicago
Grain and soy prices in Kansas City report
AP reports Kansas City market quotes with Wheat at 4 lower to 1.83 4 for No 2 dark and hard and 1.77-1.84 for No 2 red. Corn 1.45-1.58 for No 2 white, 1.37 for No 2 yellow and mixed. Oats quoted 0.75-0.82. Maize near 1.97-1.98. Barley 1.20-1.25. Rye 1.12-1.15. Soybeans 2.88-2.95. Sacked bran 51.50-52.25. Sacked shorts 75.
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Kansas City
Shorts
Record Kansas cattle on feed hits 443000 one date
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service reports 443000 head of cattle and calves fed in Kansas feedlots as of Oct 1, a record for the date. Compared with 316000 a year ago and 396000 last July 1, large feed lots housed 261000 head, farm feedlots 182000, feeder intentions indicate 199000 to slaughter in Oct-Dec. Wheat seeding near complete in west. dry topsoil slows emergence in center and east. A sharp freeze ends fall crop growth. some sorghums salvaged.
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Topeka
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Kansas
Birth at Neosho Memorial Hospital Saturday
Mr and Mrs Rene Thuilier of R 3 welcomed a daughter. Admissions include Mrs Frank Rankin 412 N Washing ton and Sarah Reep 508 W Beach. Dismissals include Mrs Richard Cloke and daughter. Coffeyville Norma Gier R 2 admitted and discharged.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Rene Thuilier
Frank Rankin
N. Washington
Sarah Reep
W. Beach
Richard Cloke
Coffeyville
Norma Gier
Alonzo Deweese
S. Malcolm
Agnes Wiggans
Clifford Thummel
Thomas Sandage
War Scribe Forrest Hintz Speaks To Kiwanis
Forrest Hintz, Wichita Eagle foreign correspondent, spoke to Kiwanis at the Tioga Hotel about his Vietnam work. He showed slides on Saigon, embassy scenes, and patrols with photos taken under fire. Hintz noted his feature on Capt. W. L. Schultz, who was killed in Vietnam on October 8, and he met the Schultz family.
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Forrest Hintz
The
Wichita Eagle
Kiwanis Club
Tioga Hotel
Hintz
Viet Nam
Kansas
U. S
Saigon
W. L
Bill) Schultz
Schultz
Kathleen L. Schultz
S. Plummer
Ebur Schultz
Schultzes
GE and UE Reach Tentative National Contract Agreement
General Electric and its independent union UE reached a tentative deal on modifying their national contract. UE represents about 14 000 GE workers at 40 plants with claims to bargain for 18 000 nationwide and had been free to strike on 24 hours notice since October 2. White House involvement followed as the Justice Department sought Taft Hartley injunctions to halt local walkouts at GE plants.
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New York
General Electric
United Electrical Workers
United States
White House
Department of Justice
Taft-Hartley
Aflcio
Deaths and Funerals of Mrs Anna Mary Smith
Mrs. Anna Mary Smith of Stark died Monday at St Joseph's Home in El Dorado after a long illness. She was born May 21, 1873 and married Joseph Alondo Smith in 1900. Surviving sons include Bernard, Paul, George, Henry, and Joseph, daughters Sister M Alonzo, Sue Jackquinot, and Mildred Hill, with 33 grandchildren and 38 great grandchildren. Funeral at 10 a.m. Thursday at St Francis Church St Paul with rosaries and burial at St Francis Cemetery.
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Joseph Alondo
Lon) Smith
St. Paul
St. Ann's Academy
Stark
Fort Scott
el Dorado
St. Francis Church
Daughters of Isabella
St. Francis Cemetery
Carson Funeral Home
Bernard H. Smith
Paul O. Smith
S. J
Wichita
George H. Smith
Henry M. Smith
Joseph A. Smith
Walnut
M. Alonzo
Denver Colp
Sue Jackquinot
Mildred Hill
Halstead
Mrs Jesse Jackson 84 Dies at Neo Sho Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Jesse Jackson of rural Yates Center died today after a two year illness at Neo Sho Memorial Hospital. Born December 26 1881 in Cameron Missouri she lived in Humboldt the last 40 years. Funeral set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Price Funeral Home Humboldt Thayer Cemetery. Survivors include husband of the home daughter Rachel Watts son Noel Jackson two brothers nine grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren.
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Yates Center
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Cameron
Humboldt Community
Maple Grove
Albert Taylor
Toledo
Ohio
Price Funeral Home
Humboldt
Thayer Cemetery
Ellis Funeral Held for James Wesley Ellis
Funeral service for James Wesley Ellis at Johnson Chapel officiated by Rev. Bert Sutton. Organ solo by Hazel Slane precedes burial in Elmwood Cemetery. bearers listed as M. D. Roberts Billy Hudson Joe Arthur John LaRue Homer LaRue and Jamie John.
Tribune Phone Contact Guidance
Instructions advise calling the Tribune via the carrier if unavailable and using HE 1340 after 6 p.m. for reach. The note emphasizes alternate contact steps and timing for connecting with the person referenced.
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Tribune
Barbara Barnes to Undergo Surgery at Wesley Medical Center
Barbara Barnes of 605 North Steuben near Wichita is scheduled for surgery tomorrow at Wesley Medical Center following injuries from an automobile wreck last August. Agnes Crockatt of 3 East Fourth has returned from Topeka after attending the Kansas State Mental Health Association annual meeting where she served as a delegate for Neosho County. Claude Morris of 914 North Garfield reports the theft of a 72-foot rod and a Zebco 89 fishing reel from his car while fishing at Village Creek mouth north of town.
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Barbara Barnes
N. Steuben
Bert Barnes
Wesley Medical Center
Wichita
Miss Barnes
Agnes Crockatt
Topeka
Kansas State Mental Health Assn
Neosho County
Claude Morris
N. Garfield
Village Creek
Patricia Melton Placed on Probation in Bank and Post Office Case
Patricia Louise Melton, 19, of Coffeyville Kansas, was placed on five years probation under the youth correction act in U.S. District Court. She pleaded guilty to entering the First State Bank to commit larceny and breaking and entering the South Mound Post Office and conspiracy was charged.
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Wichita
Patricia Louise Melton
Coffeyville
Kan
U.S. District Court
Melton
First State Bank
South Mound
Soil Group In Meeting
Neosho County Soil Conservation District board met in Erie with ERIE N L Gulick chairing and Lou Reinhardt as treasurer. County Agent Fred DeLane and staff reported 41 owner assists 129 planning services 39 ACP referrals. 7 ponds 15 acres grassed waterways and 46407 ft of terraces built.
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ERIE
N. L. Gulick
Galesburg
Clair Trabue
Lou Reinhardt
Neosho County
Soil Conservation Service
Court House
Fred DeLane
Charles P. McKinnie
Glen Dunlop
James Beech
SCS
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Joe) Roberts
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