Kansas City Livestock Report Prompts Varied Steady to Higher Bids
Cattle 10 500 head, calves 500, hogs 6 000, sheep 1 000 with steady to mixed movements. Cattle prices range from 14.25 to 25.50 for steers and higher grades, hogs mostly weak to 15 lower, sows steady, lambs and sheep showing varied but generally steady to higher values. Parson hogs report lists No. 1 2 grades 190-240 pounds at 15.75 to 16.00, mixed 230-270 pounds 15.25 to 15.50, sows 400 pounds down 14.00 to 14.75, heavier sows 12.00 to 14.00. Bulls and cows and stock calves show a wide spread with many price bands.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Market Report Kansas City Prices for Eggs Poultry Butter
KANSAS CITY AP reports price ranges for consumer eggs by size A large 36-39 cents, A medium 31-35, A small 18-20. Wholesale large 40-45, mediums 37-39. Poultry quotes include heavy hens five pounds up to 10, light hens five pounds and under 8, capons seven to eight pounds 11, eight pounds 18, ducks over five pounds 15. Missouri Arkansas live fryers at farm 13-13½, plant delivery 13½-14½. Butter grade A solid 67, grade A quarters 68 cents per pound.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Chicago Market Prices Fluctuate Across Poultry Butter Eggs
AP reports Chicago wholesale markets show live poultry prices slipping one to one higher with roasters at 22 to 24 cents per pound and turkeys at 28 cents. Butter holds steady to firm with dairy scores around 59 to 58 cents. Eggs unsettled with whites and grades mixed. 80 percent and better whites near 40 cents per dozen with other grades lower.
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Chicago
Wyrick Named Assistant Director of Ad Missions at Emporia
Thomas J. Wyrick of Emporia has been named assistant director of ad missions at the College of Emporia. He previously held the same post at Emporia State Teachers College, where he is a graduate. Wyrick was a quarterback on the Emporia State team.
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Emporia
Kan
Thomas J. Wyrick
College of Emporia
Emporia State Teachers College
Wyrick
Emporia State
Wheat and grain prices close higher on corn soybeans steady
Chicago market report shows no fresh wheat or soybean sales. Corn No 2 yellow at 1.37 to 1.38 a bushel, No 4 at 1.34, No 5 at 1.30 to 1.32, oats varying from 71 to 70 cents, and soybean oil at 8 cents. At close wheat up 2-3 cents, corn up 1 to 1 1/2 cents, oats steady to higher, rye up 4 cents, soybeans up 2 to 3 cents with September prices given.
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Chicago
Kansas City Grain Prices Report From AP
Wheat prices show minor changes with No 2 and No 3 grades listed for hard, dark, and red varieties. Corn values drift from 1.22 to 2.06 per bushel, oats steady with minor ranges, soybeans around 2.49 to 2.57, and byproducts like bran and shorts quoted in dollars per hundredweight.
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Kansas City
Wall Street Mixed Stocks Slip Amid Oil Gains
In New York trading the market showed broad activity with about 5.1 million shares changing hands. Royal Dutch and Texaco rose roughly a point while Gett y Oil climbed well over a point. Savings and loan holdings rallied despite lighter trading and corporate bonds moved mixed as government bonds barely changed.
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NEW York
International
Royal Dutch
Texaco
Getty Oil
Savings
U.S
Deaths and Funerals in Chanute Area 1963
Obituaries detail Mrs. Eugene Buchanan 94 of Thayer. born 1869 in Liberty Illinois. married Eugene Buchanan in 1892. survived by son Guy of Amarillo and six great grandchildren. Funeral at Thayer Christian Church with burial in Thayer Cemetery. Also notes Nellie R. Sewell and Charles Stowell funerals. Blanche Kathryn Mendenhall service set for Tuesday.
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Vollie Buchanan
Thayer
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Liberty
Ill
Ralston
Ann Welch
Kansas
Eugene Buchanan
Santa Fe Railroad
Thayer Christian Church
Guy
Amarillo
Tex
Jean Minnich
Moran
Leonard Leake
Robinson Funeral Home
Thayer Cemetery
Football Team Star Son of Alchison Residents
The article notes a football team member who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wyrick of Alchison.
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Mrr
Ray Wyrick
Alchison
Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions and Dismissals
Saturday admissions include Cecil Kirkpatrick and William Brown with surgery and medical cases at 610 W Chestnut. Dismissals feature Leila Myers and Charles Gibson of Humboldt and Mrs Merritt Ramey.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Cecil Kirkpatrick
W. Chestnut
William Brown
Eric
Leila Myvers
Humboldt
Charles Gibson
Merritt Ramey
Robert Petty
S. Edith
Marion Bailey
Terry Wallace
Sun City
Calif
Orvel Smith
Earlton
Ida Hodgin
N. Grant
Carl Weiner III
W.ith
Martin McNamara
W. Main
Willis ‘Wallace and Son
N. Washington
Alice Klick
Toronto
Jamie Maloun
Leroy Lester
George Palen
S. Evergreen
Howard McNeill
Robert Bishop
Rose
Olive Kustandorter
Elmer Gerhardt
S. Ashby
Cecil Angleton
Garland Isaacs
S. Malcolm
Harold Stout
Betty Johnson
N. Forest
Medical
John White
Minnie ‘Christy
Neosho Manor
John Anderson
Barton
Stanley Harding
Floyd Swiler
Bryant Rest Home
Minnie _ Christy
Juco Offers New Drafting Course At Chanute
Chanute schools announce an industrial drafting course Interpreta tion of Drawings I to aid local firms. Marion Stevens leads the class with two semester hours credit, meeting Thursdays 18 weeks from 6 30 to 8 30 pm in Senior High School room 201. Enrollment next Thursday. Tuition 15 dollars. Births and admissions noted in the weekly list.
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Chanute
W. H. McMurray
Marion Stevens
Rockefellers Views on Race and 1964 Nomination
In NBC Meet the Press remarks and a U.S. News & World Report interview Nelson Rockefeller says remarriage affects 1964 GOP prospects. He notes voter reactions are personal and warns party danger from a well funded minority. Barry Goldwater argues he could help Republicans win House and Senate if nominated.
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Washington
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeler
NBC
Meet the Press
U.S. News & World Report
Goldwater
Arizonian
House
Senate
Midwest
Rockefeller
Death notice and assorted briefs from Chanute
Kenneth Cumings learns of his brother Carl C Cumings death in Borger Texas. Carl and his wife formerly lived in Chanute. A series of local updates covers hospital visits, a metal removal operation at the University of Kansas Medical Center, injuries from welding, BB gun complaints, a reckless driving charge, a purse theft at Santa Fe Park, and juvenile cases. The fire department mourns Homer the parrot and notes Joe the mynah bird reduced to a solo act. A Chanute-born couple welcomes great granddaughter Claudette Judy Schoenrock in Kansas City, with Marines Sgt Carl William Schoenrock stationed on Okinawa. A 14-year-old from Kansas City attends the State Fair in Hutchinson after temporary custody.
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Kenneth Cumings
S. Plummer
Carl C
Borger
Texas
Carl Cumings
Chanute
Carl Clark
N. Santa Fe
Kenneth Shultz
S. Garfield
University of Kansas Medical Center
Shultz
Homer the
Parrot
Joe
Mynah
Homer
Weaver Blake
Manuel Fletcher
S. Central
Carl William Schoenrock
Kansas City
Irvin L. Martin
Ralph Carl
S. Evergreen
Hutchinson
Four FAA staff honored for service at Chanute ceremony
The Chanute flight service station of the Federal Aviation Agency awarded 20 year and 10 year pins at a JayCee clubrooms dinner. Lee Embry received a 20 year pin while Joseph Gormley Jr Richard Martin and Max White got 10 year pins. Billy Kelso earned a 10 year pin but was ill. Twenty two people attended with FAA staff and guests.
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Chanute
Federal Aviation Agency
JayCee
Lee Embry
Joseph Gormley Jr
Richard Martin
Max White
White
FAA
Billy Kelso
IFAA
Fred Montague
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St Joe Lead
St Reg Pap
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Chanute Tribune
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Daily Transcript
Juco
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S. Lafayette
Frank Sinclair
Ethel Anderson
Ronald Chase
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Lester Marts
Joseph James and Son
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Gary Schommer
Williams and Son
Iola
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Barry
Gallup
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Los Alacrones
Juarez
Tribune
Larry Mathews
David A. Baltz
Craig Allen
Warrensburg
A. A. Baltz
Robert Barier
Charles Costello
West Pine
North Lafayette
Charles Larson
John VanWickle
Fiesta Grounds
Santa Fe Park
Area Home Loan Headquarters
Yates Center
Fredonia
Home Savings Association
Lincoln & Walnut
New Fall
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S. Lincoln
Whigih
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