Market price roundup from Kansas markets and Bowersock Mill
Market notes show wheat at 1.46, yellow corn 1.07 and mile 1.83. Egg prices listed for large 80 percent A 31-34 cents, mediums 27-30, and undergrades 13-16. Cattle and hog figures include live cattle 24.90-25.75 for 533-635 lb steers and 23.65-24.80 for 650-1026 lb steers.
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Bowersock Mill
Harwood Market
K. C
Kansas City
New York
Stock Exchange
Allied Cou
Alcoany
Am Airlin
Am Motors
T&t
Atchison
BeechAire
Vy Minn
Mo Kan Tex
Mobil Oil
UK Monsan We Atv
Mont Ward
Vy Nor Pac
Okla GE
Okla N
Wheat prices in Kansas City futures slip across board
Wheat futures fall with No 2 hard and dark hard bids around 1.57 to 1.66, No 3 at 1.55 to 1.64, and mixed totals for corn oats soybeans and barley. Open high low close data show March at 1.5384 May 1.525% July 1.5094 September 1.63% December 1.58.
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Kansas City
Down
Market declines for second straight session on heavy volume
The Dow fell 3.36 points to 883.78 and the AP 60-stock average slipped 0.9 to 320.4. The NYSE common index dropped 0.05 as 673 issues fell and 613 rose on 12.91 million shares. The American index rose 11 cents to 25.48 with 9.5 million shares traded.
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NEW York
Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
Market Rally Follows Johnson State of Union Message
A vigorous early rally gave way to a steady rise as the Dow Jones average reached 886.21, up 2.43, after holding a lead near six points earlier. Broad advances kept the market with more issues rising than falling across sectors including rubbers aircrafts oils airlines tobaccos and drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Johnson
Traffic Court Docket Shows Multiple City Violations
In the Municipal Court a series of speeding tickets, improper left turns and license issues are listed for Kansas City residents. Cases include Fredrick R. Miller and George F. White with fines. suspensions and registrations cited. non traffic offenses involve petty larceny and resisting arrest with fines.
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Jeff Ray
Kansas City
Fredrick R. Miller
R. I. St
Richard A. Tatrn
W. 24Th St
George F. White
David W. Transue
N. 6Th St
Karl L. Salb
W. Campus Rd
Larry Herrington
Kent Schoneman
Schwarz Rd
Johnnie G. Wakeman
Clifford W. Mosley
Kan
Michael J. Kennedy
Roeland Park
Cheston S. Sewell
Topeka
Howard R. Forsythe
Emery Rd
Sally J. Jones
Engel
Baldwin Bank reshuffles with Steele Hale to VP cashier
At the Baldwin State Bank annual stockholders and directors meeting on Wednesday, Steele Hale, cashier since 1950, was promoted to vice president and cashier. New directors named include Claude Beeks, S. H. Flickinger, Leo Smith Sr., Donald O. Nutt, Earl Kirker, Leona C. Butell and Carl A. Butell. Nutt becomes president, Carl Butell vice president, and Vernell Randel assistant cashier. The bank will close Saturdays from March 2 with Friday hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Assets on Jan 1 totaled $4,827,548.56, up $540,465.79 from a year ago.
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Hale Steele
Baldwin State Bank
Claude Beeks
S. H. Flickinger
Leo Smith Sr
Donald O. Nutt
Earl Kirker
Leona C. Butell
Carl A. Butell
Beeks
Leona Butell
Nutt
Carl Butell
Steele
Vernell Randel
Baldwin Bank
Local Fire Crews Respond to Four Incidents in One Day
Firemen rushed to 224 Dakota Street for a motor overheated garbage disposal with minor damage. A car fire in a lot at 1016 Ky Street caused no damage. Dishwasher motor overheated at 1025 Ky Street with minor damage. A hot wire at 25th and Louisiana Street caused a brief outage pending repair crews from Kansas Power and Light.
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Dakota St
Ky. St
25Th
la. Sts
Kansas Power and Light Co
Memorial Hospital births and dismissals listed in notice
Memorial Hospital and several addresses list births and dismissals. The births include a son for Mr. and Mrs. Harm on and a son for Mr. and Mrs. Long today. A long roster of individuals appears under dismissals and births with multiple street addresses and names.
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Herbert Harmon
Iowa
Donald Long
W. 29Th
Women run small Arizona machine shop serving aerospace
Cave Creek residents June Campbell and Carolyn Hamilton own Centerline Machine and Tool Company a two woman operation that produces precision tools and fixtures for the aerospace industry.
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Cave Creek, Ariz
June Campbell
Carolyn Hamilton
Centerline Machine and Tool Company
Doctor Lloyd L Boughton Funeral Services Planned
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at the Gardner Presbyterian Church for Dr. Lloyd L. Boughton 72 of Gardner a retired director of research at the Cramer Chemical Co He was a former associate professor at the Kansas University School of Pharmacy and died Wednesday at Gardner Community Hospital Survivors include his wife Olive a brother Bernard Boughton two sisters Nellie Gibbs and Winifred Morgan two children preceded him in death The family prefers donations to the Cancer Fund.
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Gardner Presbyterian Church
Lloyd L. Boughton
Gardner
Cramer Chemical Co
Kansas University School of Pharmacy
Gardner Community Hospital
South Dakota
Boughton
Iowa University
American Legion
Lawrence
Lawrence Legion
Olive S. Boughton
Bernard Boughton
Huron
S. D
Nellie Gibbs
Winifred Morgan
Pomona
Calif
William M. Leeder Rites Planned in Om aha Neb
William M. Leeder 74 of Omaha Neb died Tuesday evening at Guardian Angel Rest Home. Graveside services set for 2 p.m. Friday in Oak Hill Cemetery veterans section with Elder Charles Combs officiating. Friends may visit at Warren Mortuary Chapel until 1 p.m. Friday. He was a World War I veteran and a retired carpenter. He is survived by wife Mrs Fredora Mason of Nelsonville Ohio and brother John H Leeder of Glendora Calif.
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Leo A. Kelly
Jasu Dr
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Ireland
McCook
Neb
McCook Memorial Park
Warren Mortuary
Gilma Biggio
Steubenville
Ohio
Mary Squire
Berea
Charles L. Kelly
Akron
William L. Kelly
William M. Leeder
Omaha
Guardian Angel Rest Home
Oak Hill Cemetery
Charles Combs
Warren Mortuary Chapel
Fredora Mason
Nelsonville
John H. Leeder
Glendora
Calif
Leeder
Hoskinson services set for Vinland resident
George T. Hoskinson 77 of Vinland died today at He was a lifelong Vinland resident. Funeral 2 p.m. Sunday at Vinland Church of Christ with Donald Cashatt presiding. Burial in Vinland Cemetery. Survived by wife Florence a daughter Hazel Shoemaker Wichita a son Roy Hoskinson Vinland a sister Grace Block Pritchett Colo and grandson Roger Shoemaker Wichita. He belonged to Vinland Church of Christ.
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George T. Hoskinson
Vinland
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Vinland Church of Christ
Donald Cashatt
Vinland Cemetery
Florence
Hazel Shoemaker
Wichita
Roy Hoskinson
Grace Block
Pritchett
Colo
Roger Shoemaker
The
Mrs Marian Rice Dies At 68 In Lawrence
Mrs Marian Rice 68 of 908 Ma died this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral services are pending with Rumsey Funeral Home. She was born March 8, 1859 in Lawrence and survived by her mother Mrs Maude E Brown of the home.
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Rose Bereiter
4Th St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rumsey Funeral
Robert Freitag
Memorial Park
Cem
Marian Rice
Rumsey
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John Haddock Ford
Wall Street
Sharon Kunkel
Robert F. Buzzell
Leo Kelly
Dorothy Fishburn
Claudine Bell
Wellsville
Harold and Donna Courter
McLouth
Amy Reed
Nellie Miller
Mattie Kindred
Eudora
Agnes Transmeier
Ind
Nicole Kennedy
Emma
Frances Vincent
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
Moline Rest Home
Jesse Trine
N.Y
Clyde Franks
Maine
Vinnie Morris
Prairie
Sally Silverglat
Ridge Ct
Charles Weinaug
Stratford Rd
Oliver Conley
Ward
Elaine Hummelgaard
Kenneth Kiper
N.J
Virginia Jackson
Bonner Springs
Cheryl Brasley
Yorkshire Dr
Boy Keaveny
H&r Block
P.S
Block
America
Massachusetts ST
Sun
Boughton Services
Mrs. Rose Bereiter
7Th & Mass
Flo
Instant Sound & Picture
Red
Sanrv
Robert B. Johnson
Ninth
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