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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1964
Page
8
Readable market items show bid prices for wheat corn oats and barley at Kansas City and nearby farm and plant receipts. Beef hog and sheep pricing move modestly with notes on wholesale egg and poultry rates and a brief stock market mention.
Frank Jost and Cynthia Mullenix listed with addresses, reported dismissals this afternoon amid a stock market recap showing modest gains and volume of about 5.2 million shares. A birth is recorded for Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hodges of Leavenworth, a son.
Robert M Gray of Lecompton Kansas died at Florida Avenue Rest Home at 85 born March 17 1878 in Perry He lived as a farmer in Lecompton and belonged to Evangelical United Brethren Church Masonic and Odd Fellows lodges He is survived by three daughters Goldie McCall Hazel Gray Grace Dark one son Robert W Gray four grandchildren and three sisters Funeral arrangements are pending with Rumsey Funeral Home
Memorial Hospital room roster shows admissions for Mrs. Jean Murphy of Eudora, Thomas Dick of Perry, John Marks of Lehman Pennsylvania, David Hurley at 341 Lyon, Mrs. Inola Wooldridge at 933 East 21st Terrace, Mrs. Teresa Jackson of Sunflower, Ronda Reed of Oskaloosa, Phillip Woods at 599 Rockledge, and Tony Harris at 2009 Maple Lane.
Douglas County Medical Society members meet with the County Commission hospital board and state officials including Welfare Director Marvin Larson and Secretary Oliver Ebel at the Virginia Inn. Dr. Robert Hughes says no conclusions were reached as they discuss the Kerr-Mills law and the state Welfare Department's regulations for the medical aid program.
Hughes argues for a county run medical aid system backed by physicians and medical board members. He says it would cover all residents with full care at lower cost than state rules, with doctors negotiating locally as in other areas.
Five year old Dayne Walker fatally injured while riding a newly bought family pony. The pony bolted, the boy was dragged several blocks after foot caught in a stirrup. Dayne died in an ambulance as authorities chased the animal.
A brief transit note describes a trip toward the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City, outlining the path and destination as a key stop.
United States farmers purchase roughly 2.8 billion dollars worth of new tractors, equipment, and related machinery annually. The figure reflects ongoing demand in agriculture as modern tools replace older gear and boost productivity across farms.
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