Livestock Prices Move Higher in Kansas City Market
Hogs traded from 15.25 to 16.10 for various weights with steady to 25 cent declines, sows mainly 11.00 to 15.00, feeder prices 13.50 to 14.25, spring lambs 20.00 to 21.50, top grades 22.00. Cattle and calves steady to mixed gains, steer and heifer prices up to 25 higher, choice slaughter steers 24.25 to 25.00, prime 26.00, calves 15.50 to 18.00, feeder steers 20.00 to 22.00, stock cows 14.00 to 15.00, bulls 15.50 to 20.00, sheep steady with lambs 20.60 to 22.00 and feeders 14.00 to 17.00.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Livestock and grain prices from Chicago market report
Hogs US No 1 and 2 weights 190 240 priced 15.75 to 16.00 with other grades noted. Cattle steady with steers and heifers 600 700 pounds at 22.00 to 23.50, calves and stockers priced across categories. Veal and cows listed with various grades. Wheat corn oats soybeans and related futures show changes. soybeans down 1 to 2 cents. wheat steady. corn up slightly. oats down. Chicago AP market roundup includes commodity quotes and closing figures.
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Chicago
Egg price report from Kansas City AP
Consumer eggs prices paid to producers remain unchanged with large eggs 31 35 cents per dozen, medium 24 30, small 18 20. Wholesale eggs show large at 80 percent 35 38 and mediums at 26 28.
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Kansas City
Sriseeseens Ai CN
Chicago Livestock Dairy Prices Move Modestly Across Markets
AP reports live poultry prices down 2 to up 1 cent per pound with roasters at 23 to 26 cents. Special fed White Rock fryers quoted around 182 to 200 cents. Butter prices are steady with AA at 60 cents, A at 60 1/2 cents, B at 59 1/2 cents, C at 58 1/2 cents. Eggs hold steady with unchanged prices across grades.
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Chicago
Grain futures drift with mixed bids in Kansas City market
Wheat and corn futures show small moves as prices hold mostly steady in Kansas City trade. Quotes list No 2 hard and dark hard wheat around 1.66, No 3 near 1.58, corn around 1.60 for No 2 white, Milo maize about 2.10, soybeans near 2.70, and soy product values around 38 to 40. Prices reflect mixed demand and sparse trading.
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Kansas City
Mrs Ray Platt Visits Wallingfords and Ward Family
Mrs Ray Platt and her children Mike and Carolyn of Denver are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Dwight Wallingford at 127 West Steuben and her sister Mrs Bob Ward and family at 902 West 9th.
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Ray Platt
Mike
Carolyn
Denver
Dwight Wallingford
Attack Fatal to Althaber Speaker At First Assembly Service
A Wednesday night service at the First Assembly of God in Chanute featured Rev. Roscoe L. Leach as guest speaker. An attack proved fatal to Althaber, who had led Kansas City and Chanute business interests. Funeral plans were announced with burial at Memorial Park cemetery.
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First Assembly of God Church
3Rd and Forest
Roscoe L. Leach
Holland
Helen Starr
Fayetteville
Ark
Kansas City
Chanute
B&h
Main and
Lafayette
Althaber
Helen Starr Althaber
Kathryn Lock
Wall Street Pauses Amid GM Strike Concerns
The New York stock market fluctuated in a narrow range with investors watching the General Motors strike. Trading slowed from Monday as volume touched about 4.7 million shares while U.S. Treasury bonds advanced and corporate bonds showed mixed results.
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New York
General Motors
U.S. Treasury
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Report
Daily Transcript lists hospital admissions on Monday including Mrs J B Satterfield Humboldt medical George Hunt Humboldt Albert Bullock Humboldt Mrs Earl L Smith Humboldt Henry Eggers Yates Center medical Mrs Delbert Winder Buffalo surgery Deborah Kern 410 W 2nd medical Kenneth Caldwell 304 N Forest medical Mrs Frank Gordon 801 N Steuben medical Dismissals include Mrs Donald E Tucker and son 1211 N Edith Admission today Mrs Walt Bass 610 N Highland medical Dismissals today include Mrs Myrtle Martin 211 N Forest Mrs Ralph Metzen 1701 S Highland Leo Gregory 418 E Chestnut Mrs Viola Woodward 1429 Malcolm Mrs Arthur Dwinell 521 N Kansas Mrs Doris Clark 921 Washington Henry Eggers Yates Center
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J. B. Satterfield
Humboldt
George Hunt
Albert Bullock
Earl L. Smith
Henry Eggers
Yates Center
Delbert Winder
Buffalo
Deborah Kern
W. 2Nd
Kenneth Caldwell
N. Forest
Frank Gordon
N. Steuben
Medical
Donald E. Tucker
Vatican approves married men as deacons at council
At the Vatican Ecumenical Council, a 1,598 to 629 vote approved allowing Roman Catholic married men to become deacons while a separate 1,364 to 839 vote rejected permitting young single men to marry. A two thirds threshold was not reached for the latter. Bishops then backed a declaration on Jews urging exoneration of Jews in deicide with few dissenters. Archbishop Patrick O Boyle, Auxiliary Bishop Stephen Leven and Archbishop John Heenan urged explicit exoneration.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
St. Peter's
Middle East
Patrick O’boyle
Washington
Stephen A. Leven
San Antonio
Tex
John C. Hee
Seven Found Murdered in Detroit Suburb
In Troy Michigan a mother and her six children were found hacked and beaten to death in their home. The husband, William G. Gravlin, 30, a former Royal Oak firefighter, is in custody. The double bladed axe and hammer were used. victims include Mrs Gravlin 40 and her children Bette Sue 5 Ben Judy Corrie Paul Walter. Gravlin held for investigation and silent.
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Troy, Mich
Detroit
William G. Gravlin
Royal Oak City
Gravlin
Bette Sue
Ben
Judy
Corrie
Paul
Walter
Wichita Studies New City Zoo Feasibility
Wichita park board authorized director Emory Cox to study the feasibility and costs of a new city zoo as the city considers expanding its attractions. The proposal outlines potential site options, funding needs, and timelines for a future decision by authorities.
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Wichita Studies
New City Zoo
Wichita
City Park Board
Emory Cox
Barrett 1950 Mercury and Middendorf 1957 Ford Prices
Barret 1950 Mercury priced at $15 and Middendorf 1957 Ford listed for $75 in a compact autos advertisement item.
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Barrett
Mercury
Middendorf
Mrs Kinne's Companion Freed in Mexico City Departure
Samuel Puglise, who accompanied Sharon Kinne to Mexico City, is free of charges and likely to be deported to the United States. Kinne faces trials for homicide in the Sept 18 shooting of Francisco Paredes Ordonez, bodily injury to a motel operator, and attempted robbery during an escape in a car not hers. A pistol linked to the Independence, Missouri killing and other charges were addressed as double jeopardy limits block further action.
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Mexico City
Samuel Puglise
Sharon Kinne
United States
Kinne
Knsas City
Jackson County
Lawrence Gepford
Independence
Patricia Jones
Global Briefs from Tokyo and Oslo Move to Broad Markets
Communist China will order ocean going cargo ships from France under a new commercial agreement signed by the China National Machinery Import and Export Corporation and two French firms. In New York U N diplomats face protection efforts after an African envoy assault, with U S officials noting the incident reflects not national attitudes but isolated acts. Fidel Castro vows to pay Cuba’s $2.5 billion debt despite sugar price slumps, citing sacrifice for debt payment and imports curtailment. Oslo partial returns from elections in 39 of 466 municipalities show shifts among major Norwegian parties.
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Tokyo
China
France
Peking
China National Machinery Import and Export Corporation
Death notice for Gary L. Huffmaster 18 Humboldt
Gary Lee Huffmaster 18 of Humboldt died at home Monday after a lengthy illness. Born February 21 1946 in Iola he was a Methodist member. Survived by parents Lee and (Mrs) Huffmaster two sisters Dixie Kelley Humboldt Judy at home and grandmother Violet King Humboldt one brother Bobbie died in 1953. Price Funeral Home service Wednesday at 2 pm with Rev Gene Taylor officiating. Burial Mount Hope Cemetery Humboldt.
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Gary Lee Huffmaster
Humboldt
Iola
Methodist Church
Lee Huffmaster
Dixie Kelley
Judy
Violet King
Bobbie
Price Funeral Home
Gene Taylor
Mount Hope Cemetery
Cheer for the best Madium Coat at White Stag Ski Barbia
The ad touts a warm coat by White Stag for ski fans in Ski-Barbia near snowy slopes and a local street. Made of 80 percent Acrilan acrylic and 20 percent Verel, the garment is praised for warmth and admiration. Price listed as 35.00.
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