Livestock Prices Mixed Across Kansas City Chicago Markets
Livestock reports show cattle at 8 200 head withs calves 200, slaughter steers and heifers down up to 50, hogs 3 600 with barrows and gilts 25 to 75 lower, sows weaker, sheep 400 steady. Chicago wheat No 2 yellow at 2.16, corn and soybeans largely unchanged with oats up slightly.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
NEW York
Atchison
Beech Aire
Beth Bet Cithinas
Boeing Air
Chrysler
Dow Chem
Choice Bologna
du Pont
Kan G & E
Kan G & L
Monson Ch
Mont Ward
Penney J C
Phill Pet
Sarre
St Joe Lead
Sears Rock
Socony
Spen Chem
Sperry Rd
U S Steel
Westg
Market Report: Livestock and Stocks Mix Slightly Higher
New York AP closes mixed as cattle and hog prices ease slightly while stock indexes edge up. Buyers showed restrained activity with light trading and modest price shifts across livestock categories and bonds.
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New York
Army Sergeant Joins Swift Strike II Exercise
Army Sergeant First Class Benjamin Boiler of Altoona took part in Exercise Swift Strike II, a two week Strike Command maneuver in North and South Carolina. Boiler serves as supply sergeant with the 27th Engineer Battalion based at Fort Campbell Kentucky. He entered the Army in March 1943.
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North
South Carolina
Boiler
27Th Engineer Battalion
Fort Campbell
E. A. Reeves
Grain Futures Report From Kansas City Market Columns
Wheat and corn prices held steady or edged lower across contracts in Kansas City trading. Prices listed include No 2 hard wheat at about 2.17 to 2.67, No 2 white corn near 1.14 to 1.25, soybeans around 2.40 to 2.44, and oats and barley quoted in narrow ranges.
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Chicago
Egg and poultry price report from Kansas City
AP notes wholesale and consumer egg prices with large medium and small grades. Poultry and butter hold steady. Missouri Arkansas live fryers at farm quoted around 15 percent, with delivered plant prices between 152 and 1642? This reflects a regional market snapshot.
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Kansas City
Missouri-Arkansas
Chicago Produce Prices See Varied Movements Across Staples
Chicago AP notes butter steady to firm with small gains. eggs mixed with modest rises in higher grades and mid grades holding. Live poultry shows mixed shifts from percent lower to higher, with roasters and fryers priced between 18 and 31 cents per pound and white hen turkeys around 16 pounds averaging 24 to 44 cents.
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Chicago
Land grant colleges grant near forty percent of doctorates
Though representing only a portion of U S higher learning institutions land grant colleges confer almost 40 percent of the doctoral degrees, highlighting their outsized role in advanced research and education.
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U. S
Neosho Team Places Fourth at Mid-America Fair Judging
A Topeka 4-H judging event saw a Neosho County team finish fourth among 24. Roger Fickel led individuals with first place high scores. The winning squad included Douglas Higbie Marilyn Wasmund Diane Kissinger and Roger Thorn with Franklin County scoring second.
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Topeka
Neosho County
Mid-America
Roger Fickel
Franklin County
Douglas Higbie
Marilyn Wasmund
Diane Kissinger
Roger Thorn
Franklin
Cowley
Reno
Harvey
Neosho
Morris
Anderson
McPherson
Nemaha
Jackson
Slam-Bang Primaries Across Nine States in 1961
In New Hampshire Republicans toe Gov. Wesley Powell’s renomination bid while Rep. Perkins Bass edge the four-way GOP Senate race to win the nomination. John Pillsbury will face Democrat John W. King in November. Bass narrowly beat Deloris Bridges with Merrow and Murphy also in the mix. Minnesota’s H Carl Andersen loses to Robert J. Odegard. The nine-state primary day includes contests for eight Senate seats, six governorships, and 39 House seats across Wisconsin Vermont Rhode Island Minnesota Utah Washington Arizona and Colorado.
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Associated Press
New Hampshire
Wesley Powell
Perkins Bass
Senate
New England
Powell
John Pillsbury
Pillsbury
John W. King
New Hampshire House
New Hampshire Senate
Bass
Chester E. Merrow
Maurice J. Murphy Jr
Bridges
Minnesota
H. Carl Andersen
Andersen
Billie Sol Estes
Ito
Robert J. Odegard
Wisconsin
Vermont
Rhode Island
Utah
Washington
Arizona
Colorado
House
Youth Week Planned at Chanute Optimist Club
Planning for Youth Appreciation Week November 12 to 18 was the main item at the Chanute Optimist Club meeting in Tioga Hotel. Rev Claude E Pittenger heads the effort to involve city groups and promote programs with posters and bumper stickers to advertise the event. Six nominees from Junior and Senior High Schools will be considered for a trophy winner presented by Robert Cox and Wayne Smith oversee presentation arrangements.
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Chanute Optimist Club
Tioga Hotel
Optimist International
Claude E. Pittenger
Optimists
Robert Cox
Wayne Smith
Roenart
Deaths and Funerals in Chanute and Erie Areas
Mrs. Clifford Moses and Mrs. Pearl Malson are noted among Chanute and Erie deaths with funeral arrangements announced. Mrs. Moses wife of Clifford Moses of Wichita, survivor Gail, parents E Z and Maurice Duvall, brothers and sisters, service pending at Pierce Funeral Home. Larry Wilson funeral held at First Methodist Church with Rev. Latimer officiating. burial at Memorial Park Cemetery with Johnson Mortuary handling arrangements.
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Mary Alta Duvall Moses
St. Joseph Hospital
Wichita
E. Z. Duvall
Parsons
St. Paul
Erie
Clifford Moses
Chicago
Moses
Chanute
Floyd West Jr
Parsonian Hotel
St. Paul Methodist Church
Gail
Maurice Duvall
Pierce Funeral Home
Pearl Malson
S. Kansas
Fred Malson
Earl Reinhardt
Erie Funeral Home
Wilson
Larry Wilson
First Methodist Church
Boyd C. Latimer
Grace Episcopal Church
Dave Petterson
Redeemer
Mmes
James Lucas
Ed Weber
Mary Hielman
H. A. Walgast
Gerald Gifford
R. W. Griffiths
C. A. Wood
Harvey Rhodes
Dale Painter
Jim Benton
Mahlon Morley
Burris Blume
Memorial Park Cemetery
Johnson Mortuary
Pittsburg Club Discusses New Organization
Representatives from the Pittsburg club met with interested persons to discuss the new club’s organization. Vice president Loren Marsh presided in West’s absence, and Wilbur Chandler was introduced as a guest.
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Pittsburg Club
West
Loren Marsh
Wilbur Chandler
Two Crashes Investigated in City Traffic
Police investigated two traffic accidents yesterday. At 12 10 p m at Sth and Lincoln Albert E Basinger and Harry Johnson rear ended Basinger s 1962 Cadillac with $25 damage while Johnson s 1961 Rambler sustained $75 damage. At 525 p m near 520 N Evergreen Oliver C Atkins and Joe N Bean collided Bean parked parallel then pulled into traffic causing $100 damage to Atkins 1960 Chevrolet pickup and $30 to Bean 1959 Ford panel truck.
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Sth
Lincoln
Albert E. Basinger
Bartlesville
Harry Johnson
Johnson
Basinger’s
Basinger
Oliver C. Atkins
Joe N. Bean
Bean
N. Evergreen
Top ten individuals listed by county standings
The top ten individuals in order are Fickel Higbie Fred Clark of Cowley County Virginia Weir of Cowley County Miss Wasmund Richard Nelson of Morris County Randy Graber of Reno County Robert Cardwell of Anderson County Larry Goering of Harvey County and Thorn.
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Fickel
Higbie
Fred Clark
Cowley County
Virginia Weir
Miss Wasmund
Richard Nelson
Morris County
Randy Graber
Reno County
Robert Cardwell
Anderson County
Larry Goering
Harvey County
Thorn
Directional Speed Limits Cause Board to Seek Explanation
Portsmouth Virginia. G A Treakle of the Norfolk County Board of Supervisors notes a road in his district with a 35 mph limit on one side and 23 mph on the other. The board voted to ask the State Highway Department for an explanation.
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Portsmouth
G. A. Treakle
Norfolk County Board of Supervisors
State Highway Department
Daily Transcript Hospital and Court Updates
Daily hospital rounds list Tuesday admissions and dismissals with names and addresses for Mrs Verle Craven Eric Mrs Ed ward Wolfe 18 S Tennessee Rita Maude Wagoner etc. Births record two new babies to Cowan and Page households. Building permits issued for Wesley Hamilton Ayde Westerberg and Lawrence McGaugh with estimated costs. Court actions in Chanute include Roy Allan McKinney guilty plea five year suspended sentence Connie Baylor divorce Gwendolyn Walker divorce set for Sept 18 and others with decrees and costs.
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Verle Craven
Eric
Edward Wolfe
Tennessee
Jesse Norton
St. Paul
Louis Fosha
N.grant
Rita Maude Wagoner
W. 4Th
Merle Morris
Humboldt
Fred Bower
Wayne Erickson
William Craig
John Cowan
S. Steuben
Dean Page
Cecil Addis
S. Grant
Leo Ditmars
N. Forest
Henry ‘Ford
S. Kansas
Thomas Spence
Nancy Pitts
N. Evergreen
Michael Garcia
Wesley Hamilton
Gerege
Nwn
Highland
Ayde Westerberg
W. Elm
Lawrence McGaugh
House
Rutter
Roy Allan McKinney
Connie Sue Baylor
James Vincent Baylor
Gwendolyn Kay Walker
Charles &Imer Walker
Kenneth L. Douglas
M. S. Lambert
Denee
Leota Thurman
James W. Thurman
Gladys Mae Hendrix
Edwin A. Hendrix
Miller
Charlies M. Woodruff and Wife
Fidelity & Casualty Co
New York
Demurrer
Humboldt Ponies Shine at Mid America Fair in Topeka
Humboldt reports show Squire and McCullough ponies earning ribbons at the Mid America Fair in Topeka with Rev. M. L. Petersen speaking. Local clubs held meetings, planned a fall all day event, and hosted traveling bazaar activities as residents attended family visits and birthday celebrations.
Galesburg High elects cheerleaders and class officers
Galesburg High School officials led by Supt. Marvin Johnson announced new cheerleaders Carol Dulane y Sharon McMillan Joyce McEachern Janet Bond and class officers for Freshmen John Blair Steve Morse Dianna Newmaster Kendall Clevenger Sophomores Charlene Merrill Vickie Stringer Linda Miller Tommy McDaniel Juniors Nona Neises Lillian Simmons Sharon McMillan Jean Blair and Seniors Carol Dulavey Marilyn Jones Elaine Dringenberg Joyce McEachern. Class rings were selected by the junior class. Architect Edward Durell Stone to design the National Cultural Center in Washington D C.
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Galesburg
Galesburg High School
Marvin Johnson
Carol Dulaney
Sharon McMillan
Joyce McEachern
Janet Bond
John Blair
Steve Morse
Dianna Newmaster
Kendall Clevenger
Charlene Merrill
Vickie Stringer
Linda Miller
Tommy McDaniel
Nona ‘Neises
Lillian Simmons
Soldier to Fort Monmouth New Jersey for assignment
Antonio proceeds to Fort Monmouth New Jersey for a new duty. He had boot training at Fort Leonard Wood and was granted a two week leave. Mrs. Ross Cress of Iola dined with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ostrander and family on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mueller visited Harrington to help their daughter and family move into a new home with Rev Delmar Brack and children. The Rev Robert E Osborne and family from Humboldt joined others at the Mid America fair in Topeka on Tuesday.
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Holiness Church
Miss Campbell
George Cowan
Dave Hamlin
Judy
Wanda
Dim
Darlene
Bobbie
Pampa
Texas
E. N. Hill
Wichita
Paul Hill
O. J. Hill
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Hill
Humboldt
Lester Floyd
Becky
Ann
Roy Callerman
Buffalo
Margaret Brinkman
Hilda Brinkman
Cole Camp
Antonio
Ft. Monmoth
N.J
Ft. Leonard Wood
Ross Cress
Iola
Ray Ostrander
Martin Mueller
Herrington
Delmar Brack
Robert E. Osborne
Gloria
Carl
Shirley
Topeka
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Parsons Livestock
Wall Street
Benjamin Boiler
L. Boiler
Altoona
Anu v P Ill
I Vapal
M. M. Montague
N. Highland
California
Marian Burke
San Pablo
Ralph Burghart
Redmond
Burghart
Stormont Vail Hospital
Kansas City Cash
K.C
Ethan Allen
Bres
Furn
W. Main
Deloris Bridges
Sen. Styles Bridges
Mrs
Charles Malson
Daily Transcript
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Dairy Queen
N. Senta Fe
Humboldt Ponies Place
Squire
M. L. Petersen
West Indies
McCullough
John ‘Squire
E. L. McCullough
Randee
Timmee
Busy Bee Club
Peggy McCormick
Lena Wade
Martha Hauser
McCormick
Ethel Raish
Hazel Franklin
Leona Lassman
William H. Wiggans
Laura Kay
Iowa City
Glen Shook
Hazel Barnes
Washington, D.C
Ed Barnhart
Sam Barnhart
Leland L. Stephenson
Tioga Inn
Kansas
Beltone
Edward Durell Stone
National Cultural Center
Washington D. C
Lincoln & Walnut
Jantzen, Puritan and
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America
Jayson and
Donegal
Haggar
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