Livestock and Grain Prices Reported From Kansas City
AP dispatch from Kansas City lists cattle scarce with choice steers at 24.50 and hogs steady. barrows and gilts 210265 pounds 16.25-16.50, sows 300-350 pounds 15.00-15.50. Wheat at 89 cars down 4 to up 2. No 2 hard 2.09-2.11, No 3 2.08-2.09, No 2 red 2.00-2.04, No 3 1.98-2.03. Corn 10 cars steady to 1 higher. No 2 white 1.25-1.31, No 3 1.18-1.30. Oats nominally unchanged. No 2 white 64-73, No 3 62-72. Milo 1.92-1.96, Kafir 1.90-1.99, Rye 1.20-1.26. Barley 1.00-1.06, Soybeans 2.41-2.48. Bran 38.00-38.75, Shorts 42.00-42.75.
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Kansas City
Allied Cheee
Allis Chaleetene
Airlin
Tel & Tel
Anaconda
Apco Oil
Atchison
Atlas
Boeing Air
Cessna Air
Champlin Tee
CHI RI & Pac
Chrysler
Ot Lopeman
Thayer
Port
Dow
du Pont
Firestone
Ford
P&l Jl
Martin M
McCrory
Minn M&m
Tg Mont Ward
Reyn
Fredon
Joe
Reg Pap Weer
Sears Roeb
Royce Mu
Sperry
Trans Air
UN Carbide
Union Pac
US Steel
Peter Shoe
Wesig
el Cent
Woolworth
Yale & Tow Peeve
Tent
Egg prices report for Kansas City markets
AP reports consumer eggs in Kansas City steady with Grade A large 36-39 cents and Grade A medium 31-34 cents. Wholesale eggs show large at 39-44 cents and mediums at 34-38 cents, with 80 percent A quality. Other prices unchanged.
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Kansas City
Chicago dairy markets hold steady amid unchanged butter and eggs
AP notes butter remains steady with eggs firm to higher. Grade A whites mostly 40 cents, mixed and mediums around 36 to 40, standards 33, dirties 27, and checks 26. No major price shifts reported in Chicago market briefing.
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Chicago
Commodity Prices Report From Chicago Market Desk
Chicago AP reports wheat No 1 hard at 2.04 with a 14 cent rise, corn No 2 yellow 1.3442 36, oats No 1 heavy white 71, and soybeans unchanged. September prices show mixed moves across grains with corn and oats edging higher and soybeans steady.
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Chicago
Missing Product Listings and Receipts Note Market Rates
The fragment lists various grade sizes and prices for eggs and hides, including Grade A Extra Large eggs and Grade A Large at specific cents per dozen or unit, plus references to current receipts, cream pricing, and glue hide notes. Indicates a mixed commerce page with commodity prices and miscellaneous entries.
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Ceeeee
Tag
Daily Transcript Admits and Dismissals at Neosho Hospital
Thursday admissions include Mrs Francis Jackson and Mrs Roy Babcock for surgery and several medical cases at Neosho Memorial Hospital while dismissals list Mrs Jack Turner Mrs Nellie Hawes and others. Today includes Joe Gossett for medical care and a birth in the Warren household. Traffic citations issued with bonds posted for Albert Merk and others.
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Francis Jackson
N. Plummer
Roy Babcock
Thayer
Amanda Sparks
S. Highland
Herbert Dent
Rose Walsh
Autry Nursing Home
Howard Heagerty
Jack Turner
W. Elm
Nellie Hawes
S. Central
Mel Thompson
Humboldt
Joe Gossett
S. Malcolm
George Barker
N. Lafayette
Hildegard Williams
S. Gretchen
William Higginbotham
S. Kanas
Monarch Cement Picnic At Armory Tonight Honors Safety
Workers at the Monarch cement plant in Humboldt and their families attend a safety observance picnic and dance at the National Guard armory tonight. The event marks one year without lost time accidents and includes a 1962 safety award from the Portland Cement Association.
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Monarch Cement
Humboldt
National Guard Armory
Portland Cement Assn
Mid America Fair Opens With Ideal Weather In Topeka
The 1963 Mid America Fair was set to open late today in Topeka under ideal weather conditions. Final exhibits were being arranged for the opening. An annual Village Creek Homecoming will be held on Sunday September 8 with a basket dinner and program.
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Topeka
Village Creek
Parsons-KPL In Dispute Over Taxes
Parsons Kansas city officials dispute Kansas Power and Light tax reductions claiming rising franchise payments. City manager Metzinger cites 1962 payments at 22,620 versus 14,059 in 1957 with annual increases. State Board of Tax Appeals considers Parsons and Labette County valuation cuts of 111,547 and 77,491 respectively.
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Robert E. Metzinger
Kansas Power and Light Co
Parsons
State Board of Tax Appeals
Topeka
KPL
Labette County
William McElhenny
Kp&l
Metzinger
Wall Street mixed as trading peaks near record highs
The New York stock market moved irregularly late this afternoon with prices mixed and volume around 7.4 million shares, the heaviest of the year. Profit taking and reinvestment created cross currents while government bonds remained mostly unchanged.
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New York
U.S
Townsend Woman obituary and local crash report
Townsend Washington August 24 obituary notes one woman survived by three daughters including Mrs Lynn Kilgore Neodesha and seven sons with sisters Mrs Verda Lesco of Thayer and Mrs Zella Balinger of Galesburg. Police report a 1963 Chevrolet pickup driven by Wayne W Wilson of 815 W Walnut backed into a parked 1959 Ford truck owned by Junge Baking Co Coffeyville around 1115 am in Olson Supermarket lot at Main and Plummer causing minor damage.
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Wayne W. Wilson
W. Walnut
Junge Baking Co
Coffeyville
Olson
Main and
Plummer
Deaths and Funerals For Rovito Shook Milligan
Samuel Rovito 66 died at home in Kulpmont Pa of a heart condition. Joe Rovito directs bands at St Patrick and Stark schools. Mrs William H Shook 70 died at home in Moscow Idaho. Funeral Monday at Sandpoint Idaho Moon Mortuary. Thelma Opal Milligan 55 of Fredonia died Thursday in Des Moines Iowa Gary Muzingo of Topeka and three grandchildren survive. Earl Vickers Hermiston Oregon sister Mrs Fred Templeman Enid Oklahoma mother Mrs Cora Vickers Lafayette 2158.
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Samuel Rovito
Kulpmont
Joe Rovito
S. Evergreen
St. Patrick and Stark
William H. Shook
Glen Shook
Humboldt
Moscow
Idaho
Sandpoint
Moon Mortuary
Carl Milligan
Thelma Opal Milligan
Fredonia
Zingo
Des Moines
Iowa
Gary Muzingo
Topeka
Earl Vickers
Hermiston
Ore
Fred Templeman
Enid
Okla
Cora Vickers
Lafayette
Kansas Law For Electors Clarifies Independent Nominations
Kansas Attorney General William M. Ferguson ruled that the 1961 law allows independent candidates for president and vice president to be backed by electors nominated on independent nomination papers. Parties still certify their convention nominating results to the secretary of state by June 20 before the primary, with independent candidates’ names endorsed on certificates.
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Topeka
Kansas
Atty
Wiliam M. Ferguson
Paul R. Shanahan
Ferguson
Old K State Farm Machinery Hall to be Torn Down
The 91-year-old Farm Machinery Hall, the first building on the Kansas State University campus, is being demolished as plans for a new physical science building are completed. Built in 1872 and remodeled in 1875, the vine-covered hall has served as a dormitory for women and a veterinary hall.
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Manhattan
Kansas State University
Farm Machinery Hall
Farm Machinery
Grand Opening at Two Stations by Vickers Oil Co
The Tommy Anderson Vickers Oil Co will observe a grand opening at 1701 S. Santa Fe with free refreshments and candy for children. Twenty four automatic coffee makers will be given away as door prizes. Anderson also runs a Vickers service station at 101 S. Central.
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Tommy Anderson
Vickers Oil Co
S. Santa Fe
Anderson
Vickers
S. Central
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Log 1963 Record
Topeka police log reports 24 hours ending 9 a.m. Friday with 0 traffic fatalities. Data spans September 3, 1963, showing 1963 total 378 compared with 1962 period 401. Separate notes indicate yearly trends in Kansas traffic deaths.
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Tupeka
Kansas
Readable Farm Space Used by Departments for Research
A general classroom space and an armory have served as storage for farm machinery in recent years. The area has been used by the agricultural engineering and agronomy departments for research purposes.
Red China and Soviet Border Dispute Intensifies
Peking accused Moscow of subverting Sinkiang governance and stirring Ili border tensions. It claimed tens of thousands of Chinese were lured into the Soviet Union and are not repatriated, with Khrushchev's 1958 demands cited as an attempt to curb China.
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Sinkiang
Soviet Union
Peking
Khrushchev
China
Moscow
Ili
Russia
Communist Party of the
CPSU
Peking People’s Daily
Red Flag
Mao Tze-tung
Communist Movement
Doctor's handwritten will declared invalid in Halley case
The late Dr Jack A Haley was shot to death last July. Judge Herbert W Walton ruled the hand written will dated Feb 8 1962 invalid for not being signed at the end. Mrs Doris V Haley and Wendell E Haley witnessed the document. Estate valued at 70000. Mrs Haley free on 25000 bond.
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Olathe
Kan
Jack A. Haley
Ddeath
Herbert W. Walton
Doris V. Haley
Wendell E. Haley
Denver
Wallace Shuts Four Schools Over Integration Order
Governor Wallace ordered four schools closed to resist federal court mandated integration. State troopers and city police guarded gates as parents and students faced lines and brief protests. Federal agents photographed scenes while districts decided to proceed with classes per the court order.
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Wallace
Rison Junior High
Birmingham
Huntsville
South
Rison
Fifth Avenue
Terry Heights
East Clinton
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Mobile
Murphy High School
Bison Junior High
Raymond Christian
Christian
Tuskegee
Empty Quarter of Saudi Arabia Is Earth's Least Populated Zone
The Empty Quarter in Saudi Arabia stands as the world’s least populated area outside polar regions. Its vast sand seas and remote landscapes create extreme sparsity, with limited settlements and harsh conditions shaping human presence.
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Saudi Arabia
Earth
Polar
Ten Kansas industries begin production in August
The Kansas Economic Development Commission announced ten new manufacturing firms starting production in August. Locations include Arkansas City Dodge City Emporia Great Bend Holton Kanopolis Liberal Parsons Wichita Winfield. Industries cover autogiros broom plants engine cleaning tanks ice and other components.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Economic Development Commission
Arkansas City
Dodge City
Emporia
Great Bend
Holton
Kanopolis
Liberal
Parsons
Wichita Winfield
August Dip In Jobless
Unemployment fell by about a half million in August to 3.9 million nationwide, the Labor Department reported. The seasonally adjusted rate stood at 5.5 percent for August and December, with teens showing stronger upturn and adult men showing slight improvement.
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Washington
Labor Department
Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Gertrude Bancroft
Commissioner of Labor Statistics
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S. Larson
Linda Jean
Denman
Carl Kimsey
Buffalo
Monarch
Mid America Fair
Bruce Terminix Termite and Pest Control Service
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Chanute
Airline
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McCoy Auction Co
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Harvard
Tokyo
Red
China Ac
Soviet
Best Buy
Ana
RCA Victor
New Vista
RCA
Swarthmore
Wonderful
Ed Williamson Stores Inc
East Main
Chamber of Commerce
Lee
Kansas Industries
Caldwell & Son
ACRI
Orr's
Ford Sale
CL. Fisher Chevrolet
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