Market Summary Of Grains And Stocks In New York And Chicago
Wheat, corn, oats and soybeans show mixed to higher prices across markets. Reports from Harwood's Market note varied egg prices. industrials like U S Steel dip slightly while utilities such as AT T and Commonwealth Edison post small gains. hogs and slaughter steers rise with strong demand and higher futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Once
Research Associates of
Chicago
U.S. Steel
At&t
Public Service & Gas
Commonwealth Edison
New York
Hogs and cattle market results with Wall Street declines
Kansas City hog prices steady to up to 25 higher with barrows and gilts 190 to 250 pounds at 14.25 to 14.50, sows 11.25 to 12.50. sheep steady with lambs 18.00 to 19.00. Cattle and calves offerings light. Wall Street unevenly lower with total volume about 4.6 million shares and notable Dow movers including Xerox, Control Data, U S Smelting, Chrysler, and airlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C. Livestock
Kansas City
Wall Street
New York
Xerox
U.S
Chrysler
Pan American
American Airlines
IBM
Sci
Horoscope by Sign for Friday December 20
Aries a friend may seek help with a personal issue but you must protect your own safety and finances. Taurus safeguard reputation and improve credit while working efficiently. Gemini keep plans small and store gleaned information for later. Moon Children pay debts to clear the slate for bigger goals. Leo stay busy and be gentle with a temperamental partner. Virgo mountain of work melts with steady effort. Libra avoid overspending on recreation and calm fights. Scorpio control temper to prevent arguments and boost business. Sagittarius drive carefully and watch wallets. Capricorn endure criticism and speak softly when right. Aquarius fate fair deal may come with silent patience. Pisces accept delays to protect friendships and recover time later.
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Aries
Appin Ivy
Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Mate
Leo
Fie
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Capricorn
Aquarius
Tax Distribution Shows Big Climb in Kansas Local Aid
A state study prepared for the Legislative Budget Committee shows state and state shared taxes to local Kansas government rose 141 percent over 25 years. In 1937 total distributions were 6 million with roads at 51 million, rising by 1963 to 88.5 million with roads at 12.9 million and education aid up to 43.7 million.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Legislative Budget Committee
The
Legislative Council
Council
Memorial Hospital Patient List Reflects Local Names
A Memorial Hospital record lists numerous patients and residents from Baldwin, Wellsville, DeSoto, Ottawa and surrounding areas. Names include Blanche Thompson Devin Jones Jacqueline Chrisman Harry Carr Melvyn Lewis Edith Fredricks D L Scruggs Eric Clabough Robert Berger Twilla Eisele Olga Scott Maude Harrison Gladys Turner Webster Wadkins Carmen Wright Samuel Garland John Bell Douglas Landon Nancy Matheson and baby boy El sie Helm and baby boy Beulah Anderson and baby boy Areta Schrader and baby boy Richard Van Horn Lillie Seibel Judy Hill.
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Blanche Thompson
Baldwin
Devin Jones
Jacqueline Chrisman
N. J
Harry Carr
Melvyn Lewis
W. 19Th
Terr
Edith Fredricks
D. L. Scruggs
Hilltop
Eric Clabough
Ind
Robert Berger
Barker
Twilla Eisele
Eudora
Olga Scott
Maude Harrison
Gladys Turner
Tonganoxie
Webster Wadkins
Carmen Wright
Mass
Samuel Garland
John Bell
Wellsville
Douglas Landon
Perry
Nancy Matheson
Redbud Lane
Elsie Helm
Beulah Anderson
Areta Schrader
Richard van Horn
DeSoto
Lillie Seibel
Ottawa
Judy Hill
Stouffer Place
Local Births Reported For Darel Green and Snyder Families
Mr and Mrs Darel Green at 427 Ind report the birth of a son today. Mr and Mrs Brewster Snyder of Stouffer Place announce a son. Mr and Mrs Louis DeKeyser of Eudora welcome a daughter today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darel Green
Ind
Brewster Snyder
Stouffer Place
Louis DeKeyser
Eudora
Deaths-Funeral Notice Oliver W Price 81 Baldwin
Oliver W Price 81 of Baldwin died Wednesday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral services are 2 p.m. Friday at Ives Chapel Baldwin with Rev C I Coldsmith officiating. Burial at Oakwood Cemetery Baldwin. Born February 4 1882 in Elk County he moved to Baldwin early and attended Baldwin public schools and Baker University. He worked in grocery and produce until retirement about 1951 later at Robinson Hardware. Survived by wife Nellie Price of home son Marvin Price Detroit Mich brother Fred A Price Detroit three grandchildren. Lamb Funeral Home Baldwin in charge.
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Oliver W. Price
Baldwin
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Ives Chapel
C. I. Coldsmith
Oakwood Cemetery
Elk County
Baldwin Public Schools
Baker University
Robinson Hardware
Baldwin Masonic Lodge
Nellie Price
The
Home
Marvin Price
Detroit, Mich
Fred A. Price
Detroit
Lamb Funeral Home
Temperature Changes Drastically Alter Braking Distances
Douglas County Farm Bureau safety chair Mrs Harold Boehle of Eudora notes temperature greatly affects braking on ice. At 30 degrees stopping distance from 20 mph is about 235 feet, while near zero it drops to about 114 feet, a 121 foot difference. Drivers should ease up during thaw and feel the road to stay safe on slick surfaces.
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Douglas County
Farm Bureau
Harold Boehle
Eudora
Russians Block Embassy Push Of Ghana Body
In Moscow police sealed off access to the Ghanaian embassy after a demonstration by about 500 Ghanaian and other African students. Police kept African male students back while two female students reached the street barrier. the embassy doors were locked and repair work was announced before reopening.
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Ghana
Moscow
J. B. Elliott
Moscow student death linked to cross-border romance
Outside doors, however, seemed undamaged. Students protested over a report that a Ghanaian student was killed by a Russian trying to stop his marriage to a Russian girl. Vyacheslav Yelutin, the Soviet minister of higher education, spoke at a meeting about the dead student. Asare Addo, 29, was found apparently frozen to death Friday in a field outside Moscow. Tass said autopsy found he had been drinking.
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Vyacheslav Yelutin
Asare Addo
Moscow
Tass
Air Force Base Interceptor Explodes Over North Dakota Farm
A North Dakota farm near Flasher reports a B 1N6 Delta Dart interceptor exploded midair today. Farmer Clarence Erickson saw a jet pass overhead then blow up in a large fireball with wreckage scattered over a wide area. No survivors found as authorities confirm the aircraft and crew were lost.
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Air Force Base
Flasher
North Dakota
Clarence Erickson
Ain
Erickson
Jet Explosion Reported on North Dakota Farm
State police report a jet fighter from Minot exploded on a farm in eastern North Dakota. Details are scarce and investigations continue as officials assess damage and potential causes.
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State Highway Patrol
Minot
Five Minor Traffic Accidents Investigated in Lawrence
Lawrence police investigated five minor traffic incidents Wednesday with no injuries reported and damage under 100 dollars per accident. Officers noted some incidents involved two vehicles in brief collisions.
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Lawrence
Streets Remain Dangerous, Drivers Urged to Use Care
Warnings persist that certain streets remain hazardous and drivers should exercise extra caution while traveling. Officials stress vigilance to prevent accidents amid ongoing traffic concerns.
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Harwood
Ieggs
N. Y
Admiral
Allied
I Am Airline
Am Motors
T&t
Avco Oil
My Atchison
Avco Corp
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Vy Bran Airw
Cessna Air
Champlin
Chi Sp-Pac
Chi Ri&pac
Curtiss
Firestone
Gamble Sk
Goodyear
Martin M
McCrory
Minn M&m
Okla N Gas
Peabody Coal
Penney JC
Phill Pet
Proct Gam
RCA
Rayonier
Reyn
Joe Lead
St Reg Pap
Sears Rock
Sinclair M
Wen
Socony
Sperry Rd Hebgegadseee
Sunray Dx
Tidewat Oil
U Ve Trans Air
Ye UN Carbide
NYA
Union Pac
US Rub
US Steel
United Utilities
Westy el
Woolworth
Santa
Waffie Irons
Lawrence Paper CO
6Th & N.H
Dakota Farm
We BB Bank
F.D.I.C
Douglas County State Bank
Kentucky
Roper
Your Gas Company
Kansas Public Service Co., Inc
Massachuset
Bellinger Electric
Coor’s
Cook's Paints
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