Market News Local Prices From Farmers Co-Op and KC AP
Market items list crop and livestock prices from Farmers Co-Op Harwood's Market and KC Kansas City AP. Wheat corn soybeans oats futures and live animal prices are shown with bid ranges and daily changes. Stock market notes show a late day irregular decline amid light volume and notable movers.
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Farmers Co-Op
Harwood's
New York
IBM
Polaroid
du Pont
Union Carbide
General Motors
Ford
American Motors
Chrysler
Studebaker
At&t
International Telephone
Merck
International Nickel
Montgomery Ward
Kennecott
Texaco
New York Central
NLRB Urges Recognition in Kansas Labor Row
The National Labor Relations Board rules Local 576 of the Meatcutters Union must notify the Kansas Labor Commission of a planned strike last July under the Taft Hartley Act. The decision marks the board's first recognition ruling in the state.
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Kansas City
National Labor Relations Board
Kansas Labor Commission
NLRB
State Commission
Bell Proposes $1 Maximum For After Nine Calls
The FCC reported Bell telephone companies plan a new $1 maximum for interstate calls between 9 p.m. and 4 30 a m and 5 to 10 cent increases on certain person to person long distance calls. The changes, effective around April 1, would cut yearly company revenue by about 30 million dollars.
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Washington
Bell Telephone Companies
Continental
United States
Federal Communications Commission
Commission
San Francisco
Bell System
FCC
Attendance Excellent At Deems Farm Event
Lloyd Deems of Deems Farm Equipment said John Deere Day drew about 400 people by noon with no weather hindrance. He expected more attendees later in the afternoon.
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Lloyd Deems
Deems Farm Equipment
Deems
Passenger lands plane after seizure kills pilot
In Cheyenne a passenger with no flying experience steadied a light Cessna 180 after the pilot Edgar Van Buren 56 of Rapid City SD suffered a seizure. Van Buren died on arrival at Memorial Hospital. The aircraft owned by American Bridge Co and departing Cheyenne Airport carried two other passengers and sustained minor gear and propeller damage.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Lester Petersen
Louis Domenico
Cheyenne Air Service
Federal Aviation Agency
Edgar van Buren
Rapid City
N. D
Memorial Hospital
FAA
The
American Bridge Co
Pittsburgh
Cheyenne Municipal
Karen
Domenico
Petersen
Gilpatric May Resign as Defense Deputy Secretary
Deputy Secretary of Defense Roswell L. Gilpatric, 56, may resign this summer to return to his New York law practice. The Defense Department declined comment, but a spokesman said his term was not expected to last a full four years.
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Washington (Ap
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Pentagon
New York
Defense Department
Gilpatric
Increased Output In Auto Industry
DETROIT AP reports the auto industry ends January with higher output over a year ago. Passenger car production up about five percent, truck output over twelve percent, and Canadian plant totals rise about 35 percent due to one fewer workday. Official totals show 156,175 cars and 29,125 trucks planned, though actual production likely fell slightly short.
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Detroit
Canada
Automotive News
Death Notices Verna L. Smith 62 Former Lawrence Resident
Mrs Verna L Smith 62 former Lawrence resident died in Phoenix Arizona Survivors include husband William H Smith three sons two daughters and sister Mrs Marion Swope of 531 Ind
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Ward
Verna L. Smith
Lawrence
Phoenix
Ariz
William H. Smith
Marion Swope
Ind
Memorial Hospital Dismissals and Births Reported
Memorial Hospital lists dismissals including Pamela Webb DeSoto and Dorothy Farmer Route 2. Other names include Wanda Beach Eudora Fred Foster Lake, Margaret Clancy Hilltop, Shirley Brandt Leavenworth with baby girl, Evelyn Neustifter Eudora with baby girl, William Kelly Sr Eudora, Ruby Ruff with baby boy 841 Ohio, and multiple 1014 Mo 1027 NL entries. Births reported for Donald and wife 2141 R.I. a son, Monday, and Earl Sanford Lecompton a daughter today.
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Pamela Webb
DeSoto
Dorothy Farmer
Route 2
Wanda Beach
Eudora
Fred Foster
Lake
Margaret Clancy
Hilltop
Shirley Brandt
Leavenworth
Evelyn Neustifter
William Kelly Sr
Ruby Ruff
Ohio
Courts report: forgery and bogus check cases bound over
In the Courts CRIMINAL CASES DeWayne Springer bound over to February term for forgery after waiving preliminary. Rubin Faulconer of Vinita faced bogus check charges with 90 days. Donald Palmer from Illinois appeared in district court. DIVORCE CASES filed include Marcia Gerig vs Lester Gerig Ruby Ramez vs Augusta Ramez Nina Henson vs Clifford Henson Lorna Newell vs Benjamin Newell.
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DeWayne Springer
Del
Rubin Faulconer
Vinita
Okla
Donald Palmer
Marcia Gerig
Lester Gerig
Ruby Ramez
Augusta Ramez
Nina Henson
Clifford Henson
Lorna Newell
Benjamin Newell
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Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Bran
Chi RI & Pac
Firestone Etaveee Teen
Goodyear
McCrory
Minn M&m
Monson Chwetter
Mont Ward
Ererretertit
Nat Bisc Estates
Okla G & E
Okla N Gas
Peabody Coal
Penney J C
Rte Dae Ec Et Ers Eereae
Phill Petsbstresseenee
Gam
RCA
Rayonier
Reyn Met
St Joe Lead
Reg Papangreeepeseree
Ye Sears Roeb
Sinclair
U S
Bell
Deems Farm
Kroehler
Lawson
Rachel Berkley
Bernadine Rocker
Mary Ann Goodwin
Lincoln
Frances Sanford
Lecompton
Connie Campbell
Brook
Susan Walter
Ala
Aimee Horton
Belle Wells
John Halligan
Dwayne Springer
Donald McCoy
R.I
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BD Kreehter Mig. Co
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