Market News From Derby and Harwood’s Markets
Derby grain prices list Wheat 1.96 Corn 1.02 Milo 1.55 Oats .70 Barley 1.02 Soybeans 2.17 Harwood’s Market quotes Eggs large A 35 medium A large B 27 Poultry and under grades 17 Kansas City AP cattle calves hogs sheep prices and futures for wheat corn oats soybeans with varying grades and regional delivery terms as market closes.
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Derby
Harwood
Kansas City
Shorts
New York
Chicago
Co Op Holds Anniversary With New Building Dedication
Kaw Valley Electric Cooperative Inc marks its 25th anniversary with the dedication of a new building in Topeka. Open house runs from 9 39 a m to 4 p m. Officials include I C Anderson treasurer and Ralph L Colman director.
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Kaw Valley Electric Cooperative Co. Inc
Co-Op
Topeks
Kansas Power and Light Co
Southwest
Douglas County
I. C. Anderson
Clinton
Ralph L. Colman
Lawrence
Wall Street gains extend rally amid broad market advance
The New York stock market rose on heavy volume around 5.2 million shares as rails and Industrials led gains. Illinois Central New York Central Chesapeake and Ohio Southern Santa Fe rose about a point while Chrysler jumped over 2 points and techs like IBM Xerox Polaroid surged.
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NEW York
Rails
Illinois Central
New York Central
Chesapeake & Ohio
Southern Railway
Santa Fe
Chrysler
Youngstown Sheet
Republic Steel
IBM
Xerox
Polaroid
Litton Industries
du Pont
Thiokol
Merck
Amerada
Douglas Aircraft
Westinghouse Electric
Dome Mines
Homestake
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Cornell Fraternity Ordered to Banish Boa Until Safe
Cornell University asked Delta Tau Delta to remove its 74 foot boa constrictor from the fraternity house until officials determine the animal poses no danger. Delta Tau Delta said it would comply with the request from Charles Warwick assistant dean of students in charge of fraternities. The snake was bought from Alfred MacDonald an assistant in the child development and family relation department.
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Ithaca
N.Y
Cornell University
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Charles Warwick
Alfred MacDonald
Eight-Cent Air Mail Stamp Goes On Sale Early
Washington AP reports the eight-cent air mail postage stamp will go on sale Wednesday, ahead of the January 7 rate increases. Separately, Professor Clifford Humphrys of Michigan State University estimates a lake development with 600 acres of water and 1,500 back lots would cost builders about 2.485 million dollars.
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Washington
Clifford Humphrys
Department of Resource Development
Michigan State University
Rat Poison Fatal After a Request
A Memphis woman, 31, faces first degree murder charges after she said she gave her husband rat poison when he asked for it. The 33-year-old construction worker died five hours after ingesting the poison as he quarreled with his wife near their trailer. The couple’s two children were outside during the incident.
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Memphis, Tenn
Emmett L. Tucker
Tucker
Fort Worth
Tex
General Sessions Court
Homicide
W. M. Wood
Hood
Liquor by Drink Has New Booster
Topeka Kansas liquor by the drink in hotels motels and restaurants was proposed Monday by the Convention Committee of the Topeka Chamber of Commerce Elmer Hier committee chair man and manager of Hotel Jayhawk said the committee favors liberalization and will forward its recommendation to the chamber board for action Current Kansas law bans liquor sale except in unbroken packages by state licensed retailers and prohibits drinking in public places or on state property.
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Topeka
Kansas
Topeka Chamber of Commerce
Elmer Hier
Jayhawk
Chamber
African Nations Ban Allen Ellender From Travel
Anoth er new African nation barred Sen. Allen Ellender today. Tanganyika banned the entry of the Louisiana Democrat, as Uganda did Monday. Tanganyika's ban was understood to be for the same reason as Uganda's Ellender's remarks in Southern Rhodesia that he had seen no part of Africa ready for self government and that the average African is incapable of leadership without white assistance.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Allen Ellender
Tanganyika
Louisiana Democrat
Uganda
Ellender
Southern
Rhodesia
Africa
Obituary notices for Hoopingarner Nichols and Brown families
Obituaries outline the deaths of Mrs. Caroline Hoopingarner 73 of Baldwin and Mrs. Lottie Tingle Nichols 79 of Lawrence area, with funeral details in Baldwin and McLouth. Also noted is Lt. Dee Lester Brown 69 of Baldwin with service at Ives Methodist Chapel. Survivors and burial plans listed for each, including relatives across Idaho, Texas, Alabama, Kansas, and beyond.
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Caroline Hoopingarner
Baldwin
Boise
Idaho
Lottie Tingle Nichols
Cadet Ave
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Nichols
Leavenworth County
Rumsey Funeral Home
Paul R. Hett
Wild Horse Cemetery
McLouth
Lila Reynolds
Manhattan
Kansas City
Kan
Myrtle McCleary
Indianapolis
Ind
Della Belt
Dee Lester Brown
Ives Methodist Chapel
C. I. Coldsmith
Oakwood Cemetery
Lamb Funeral Home
Lydia
Wyatt Brown
Cromwell
Okla
Jessie Brown
Morris Brown
Wellsville
J. C. Brown
Vinland
Claude Brown
Ottawa
Flora Johnson
Dora Clark
Bert Brown
Yuba City
Calif
Topeka Sisters and Relatives Noted in Family Lines
Topeka figures two sisters Mrs Baine Largent of Ukiah California and Mrs Maine Puttnam of Fort Smith Arkansas. The record mentions 21 grandchildren in the extended family.
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Topeka
Baine Largent
Ukiah
Calif
Maine Puttnam
Fort Smith, Ark
Knight Infant’s Graveside Rites Planned at Oak Hill
Graveside services for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Knight will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Oak Hill Cemetery. Rev. Roy Brown will officiate. Rumsey Funeral Home handles arrangements. Survived by parents, a sister Della Vera Knight, a brother Donald James Knight Jr., and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Knight.
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Donald Knight
Ky. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Oak Hill Cemetery
Roy Brown
Rumsey Funeral Home
Della Vera Knight
Donald James Knight Jr
Mrs. Lewis Knight
Walnut St
Funeral services held for George Harmon Whaley in Topeka
Funeral services occurred Saturday in Topeka for 71 year old George Harmon Whaley of Topeka a former Eudora native who died November 28 Burial was at Mount Hope Abbey Topeka He was born February 1 1891 in Eudora He married May Brazil in 1916 and lived in Eudora before moving to Topeka in 1923 He retired in 1956 after 32 years as a locomotive engineer with the Rock Island railroad Survivors include his widow a son a daughter five grandchildren a brother and a sister plus several nieces and nephews
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Topeka
George Harmon Whaley
Eudora
Mount Hope Abbey
Mr. Whaley
May Brazil
Roscoe
Rock Island Railroad
May Whaley
Glenn H. Whaley
Francis
Denna) Duddy
Solana Beach
Calif
Joyce Whaley
Myrna Lynn
Duane
Theresa Gail
Scott Duddy
Fred Whaley
Lawrence
Jessie Steffen
Burdett
Kan
Pentagon art missing in corridors of McNamara era
Pentagon police seek six WPA World War II paintings once hung in corridors outside the Secretary of Defense office. The six are among more than 1,000 Pentagon owned paintings. The Defense Department would not confirm theft but lists them as missing.
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Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Defense Department
East German guard aids six refugees to West Berlin
An East German border guard nicknamed Vopo changed from his uniform and carried a baby as he led six refugees to sanctuary in West Berlin. West police said the guard knew how to slip through wire barricades at Berlin's northern border while on duty there.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Vopo
Red Guards
Local Births and Admissions List at Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hospital records show births for Mr. and Mrs. Russell Guy a son. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lynch a son. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Robertson a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Emery a son. Residents include Lucy Fuller Geraldine Hiatt and others on Garnett Route 3 to 4, Eudora, and Stouffer Place.
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Lucy Fuller
Garnett
Geraldine Hiatt
Russell Branden
E. 13Th
Sara Hutchinson
Stouffer Place
Sheri Stephenson
Tonganoxie
Carol Beers
Brook
Shirley Gillerman
Dakota
William Neis
Eudora
Donna Guy
Almira
Madelyn Mzhickteno
E. 17Th
Mary Lynch
Prospect
Ethel Moline
Miss
Betty Robertson
Tenn
Leota Redford
Moundview
Dean Crawford
McLouth
William Puckett
Route 4
Billie Hoffsommer
Richland
Frank Sommer
Judy Cherryholmes
Rose Lane
John Carr
Shirley Woodard
Air
Marie Brinkman
Russell Guy
Robert Lynch
Walter Robertson
Douglas Emery
Car Output Boom Climaxes for 62
Detroit reports December 1962 car production at a booming pace with 171,359 cars produced in the week after Thanksgiving and 133,010 that week. Overtime pushes annual output toward nearly 7 million, the best since 1955, with 6,307,436 units year to date versus 4,939,359 a year earlier.
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Detroit
Four-Time Car Smash Brings Wichita Charge
A 40-year-old Wichita man was charged after allegedly ramming his car four times into a vehicle carrying his estranged wife. Eugene M. Tol was arrested by police in connection with the attack.
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Wichita
Eugene M. Tol
Truck drivers thwart attempted crash in Wichita pursuit incident
Three truck drivers prevented a fatal crash when they dragged a man from his car after a high speed chase with his wife. Margaret Toler escaped unharmed from a crushed convertible as the husband rammed the vehicle at an intersection, then rammed again. The trucks blocked him while one driver cut the ignition.
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Margaret Toler
Arnold Beever
Jack L
Meloy
Wichita
Gary E. Cooper
Steven S. Alanvaugh
Strong City
Toler
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