Cattle Steady as Kansas City Market Report Details
AP report from Kansas City shows cattle demand steady with 3 800 head, calves 100, slaughter steers and heifers steady. Good and choice steers 27.00 to 29.75, cows 15.75 to 17.50, slaughter calves 22.00 to 24.50, dealers 23.00 to 25.00. Hogs 3 400 head, barrows and gilts strong, sows weak to 25 lower, 1 3 barrows and gilts 18.25 to 19.15, 1 3 sows 16.50 to 18.25. Sheep 250 head, lambs steady to 50 lower, spring slaughter lambs 20.58 to 20.00, good to choice ewes 2.50 to 6.00, feeder lambs 13.50 to 15.00.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Livestock and Market Quotes From Kansas City and New York
Market notes list hog cattle veal and sheep prices with U.S. grade ranges and weights. Includes eggs poultry and butter with Kansas City AP meat quotes and New York stock market drift and closing.
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NEW York
Chicago Grain Market Report Summary
Chicago grain prices show no sales in wheat corn or soybeans. Oats trade at No 1 extra heavy 68 2. Barley choice 1.23 to 1.35. Wheat up to mid cents a bushel. corn up 1 to 1 1/2 cents. oats up or down around 67 cents. rye down. soybeans up about 1 percent with November price near 2.37 to 2.38.
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Chicago
Butter and eggs hold steady in wholesale market
In Chicago, butter and eggs show steady wholesale buying prices with no changes reported. Analysts note stable demand as markets pause amid fluctuating feeds and supply indicators.
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Chicago
Local Briefs and Ads Include Travel Plans and Goods Listings
Carl Haight and Dale Romig prepare for a trip to New York City while Diana of Wichita attends a distributors meeting. Weekend guests at Romig home return Saturday. No-Way Coin Laundry advertises services. Eggs and dairy prices listed from local markets. Emporia State rush week fraternities pledge Tau Kappa Epsilon and Kappa Lambda names. Livestock and hide prices noted. Tribune phone contact provided.
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Carl Haight
S. Evergreen
Dale Romig
New York City
Tojcy
Diana
Wichita
Romig
Carl Bedenbender
Emporia State
Jerry New- Breaker
Yates Center
Ccs
Kappa Lambda
John Birner
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Barry Hastings
Fredonia
Grain Prices In Kansas City Market Report
Wheat prices rise to 1 1/2 to 3 1/2 cents amid 50 car movement. No 2 hard and dark hard list at 2.15 to 2.64 with No 3 at 2.30. Corn down one to up one with No white 1.14 to 1.24 and No 2 yellow 1.14 to 1.19. Soybeans at 2.27 to 2.33 with bran 38.00 to 38.75 and shorts 42.50 to 43.25. Rye 1.09 to 1.12 and barley 1.04 to 1.08. Mile Maize and kafir values shown.
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Kansas City
Scout News Den 3 Pack 3 Wolf Badge At Fall Festival Parade
Cub Scout Den 3 Pack 3 met Tuesday at Mrs. Richard Willis home. Space ray guns and space bingo featured the gathering as Eddie Cox provided refreshments. David Kimble led the prom sert and secretaries while plans for the Fall Festival book review and parade were discussed. Cindy Tolbert was elected president of Girl Scout Troop 34 at Hutton School with officers Bernice Colvin and Susan Ken.
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Eddie Cox
Den
Richard Willis
S. Tennessee
Bradley Davidson
David Kimble
Marcia Campise
Deaner
Dick Evans Bell
Fay
Cindy Tolbert
Hutton
Bernice ‘Colvin
Susan Ken
Sept. special coin laundry ads and local notices
Local notices list dry cleaning offers at Nu-Way Coin Laundry eight pounds for 150 and address 113 N. Allen across from the bowling alley. The Miriam circle of Rebekah Lodge met Sept 14 at the north shelter house with 27 members, Grace Wilmoth winning a door prize. ASC Clarence R. Daggett of Erie is reassigned to Okinawa after Air Force training in supply specialties. he is the son of Roy and Mrs. Daggett of Erie. Police report a dented left rear fender on a 1961 Oldsmobile at the Memorial building parking area. Fire damaged an awning at A&P Market on Main Street. Deaths and funerals notes list Clarence Hutton formerly of Chanute, Guy Reay of Torrence, Emma Pearl Clopine, Mrs. Delmar Campbell, and service details with burial arrangements noted.
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Roy Ro
S. Plummer
Romig
Bowling Alley
N. Allen
Miriam
Rebekah Lodge
North Shelterhouse
Grace Wilmoth
ASC
Clarence R. Daggett
Erie
Okinawa
United States Air Force
Daggett
Erie High School
Roy A. Daggett
R. 3
Hutcheson Re elected AFL-CIO Carpenters Boss
Maurice A Hutcheson, previously convicted of contempt of Congress and bribery conspiracy in an Indiana highway land scandal, has been re elected president of the AFL CIO Carpenters Brotherhood.
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Washington
Maurice A. Hutcheson
Congress
Afl-Cio
Carpenters Brotherhood
McKone to Speak at 12th Kiwanis Convention
Capt. John R. McKone, one of two Air Force officers held captive by the Russians in 1960 61, will be the principal speaker Friday at the 12th annual Kiwanis convention in Topeka AP
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Topeka
John R. McKone
Air Force
Jackie to Attend Opening at Philharmonic Hall
Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy plans to attend the official opening Sunday night of Philharmonic Hall in New York's Lincoln Center.
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Washington
Jacqueline Kennedy
Philharmonic Hall
New York
Lincoln Center
UAW Official Seeks Removal of Time Clocks in Detroit
Ken Bannon on the UAW executive board urged elimination of time clocks at auto plants as wasteful. A clip circulated showing clerical staff punching in at UAW headquarters. In Brazil, Joseph Werner Leben was convicted in Sao Paulo of espionage for East Germany and sentenced to 18 years. The government said Leben transmitted secrets and attempted to build a spy network.
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Ken Bannon
United Auto Workers Executive Board
Detroit
Bannon
UAW
Associated Press
Joseph Werner Leben
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Leben
Latin Remains Compulsory in Rome Middle Schools
In Rome debates in the Senate consider keeping Latin as a required subject through middle grades. The public school system splits middle education into tracks toward higher education with Latin and a technical pathway without Latin. Italian Communist calls to drop Latin surface in the discussion.
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Rome
Senate
Mrs Gordon Hosts Queen Esther Class Meeting
The Queen Esther class of the Christian church met at 822 S Grant Wednesday afternoon with Mrs J M Gordon. Prayer and a hymn opened the gathering. Gift presented to former member Mrs C Hunter who moved to Kansas City. Refreshments served to 26 members and one guest. Next meeting a covered dish dinner Oct 17.
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Christian Church
J. M. Gordon
S. Grant
J. W. Ames
Jesus
C. C. Hunter
Kansas City
Frank Haynes
Ed Wolf
Carter Willis
Clyde Barker
Gordon
John Bower
Bea Maloney
Mary Bender
Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Notices
Hospital admissions Wednesday list includes Hans Herold Virgil Hanson Eric Mrs Joe Goltry in medical, surgery. dismissals Mr Ca leb Clough. birth to Mr and Mrs John Stich a girl in Thayer. Today admissions Diana Lynn Hembree surgery. dismissals Pearl Golden Leroy Phillips Catherine Lynn Buzzard. Marriage licenses issued John Eugene Whelan 26 St Paul and Mary Jane Dawson 19 Eric. Frederick Stephens Luther 47 Eric and Aletta M Ellis 47 Parsons. District Court filing Phillip Chaney vs Connie Chaney divorce states couple married May 5 1962 at Chanute. Fire run Wednesday 8 55 p m ARP market 216 E Main owned.
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W. 9Th
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Eric
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Caleb Clough
N. Steuben
John Stich
Thayer
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S. Rutter
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S. Evergreen
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Parsons
John Eugene Whelan
St. Paul
Mary Jane Dawson
Frederick Stephens Luther
Aletta M. Ellis
District Court
Phillip Chaney
Connie Chaney
Wickersham Freed After Naval Hospital Stay
Rep. Victor Wickersham of Oklahoma was released from the Bethesda naval hospital after a Saturday admission for influenza and exhaustion. Doctors announced his discharge on Wednesday.
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Victor Wickersham
D-Okla
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Wickersham
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