Market Quotes Across Grains Eggs and Butter
Market notes show wheat 1.45 corn 1.22 Milo 1.90 soybeans 2.81 barley 0.85 oats 0.80. Eggs large A 24 current receipts 20. Kansas City prices list large A 22 2544 medium A 20 23 small A 17 18 large B 21 22. Wholesale eggs large 80 percent A 26 44 28, mediums 80 percent A 24 26. Live fryers farm 14 15 percent, delivered plant 14 14 16. Butter Grade A solid 69 cents per lb, Grade A quarters 70.
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Arkansas
Local obituaries list Brown Turner and Duver deaths
Mrs Myrlin Hamilton Brown 80 of Lawrence died at Valleyview Rest Home. Funeral services pending Bowser Lee Mortuary. Survivors include husband Harry A Brown and several cousins. Agnes Turner 75 of Oskaloosa died at Jefferson County Memorial Hospital Winchester. Services Sunday at Presbyterian Church Oskaloosa burial Fairview Cemetery Hampton Funeral Home handling. Survivors include husband Robert E Turner and four children, two sisters. Josie E Duver, 87 of 218 Perry died at Tally Rest Home. Funeral Monday Rumsey Funeral Home burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include four nieces and ten nephews.
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Valleyview Rest Home
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Bowser-Lee Mortuary
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Valleyview
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Langston
Oklo
Agnes Turner
Oskaloosa
Jefferson County Memorial Hospital
Winchester
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Fairview
Hampton Funeral Home
Robert E. Turner
Irene McPherson
McLouth
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Vernon Turner
Tonganoxie
James Turner
Edna Hawk
Paola
Sadie Tosh
Mt. Vernon
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Perry
Tally Rest Home
Rumsey Funeral Home
William DeLaughder
Memorial Park Cemetery
Lottie Jella
Bill Blevins
Mich
Neva Piper
Ark
Violet Haden
Wheat and corn futures edge higher in Kansas City market
Wheat and corn prices move on Kansas City Board of Trade quotes with No 2 hard red and No 3 grades showing mixed to higher ranges. Futures settle modestly up with March, May and July contracts trading near 1.48 to 1.57 dollars. Soybeans and oats show mixed shifts as sacked bran and shorts move within recent ranges.
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Kansas City
Wall Street Advances Amid Record High Trading
The market pushed to new highs as late trading saw heavy volume around 7.2 million shares. Blue chips led the gainers with American Cyanamid up 2, Eastman Kodak higher, Union Carbide up about a point, while Chrysler General Motors Kennecott Anaconda and Liggett posted fractional advances.
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General Motors
Kennecott
Anaconda
Liggett
Dow Jones Breaks 900 As Major Stocks Edge Higher
Westinghouse Electric led gains near the top of the list while Jersey Standard and Homestake dipped about a point. Frac tional losers included Bethlehem, Commonwealth Edison, American Airlines, Pennsylvania Railroad, New York Central, Radio Corp., Boeing and U S Rubber. The Dow advanced beyond 900, with prices unevenly higher on the A S E and bonds mixed and U S government issues down.
Memorial Hospital Admissions and Births Highlight Local Names
Memorial Hospital reports admissions for Clyde Cottom and Mrs. Marietta Byrd among many local residents including Ellen Kimball and Patricia Collins with babies. A birth note confirms Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Loosey of DeSoto welcomed a son Thursday.
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Conn
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Wedgewood
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Ala
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Maine
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Clare Rd
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N. H
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Ark
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Forrest
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Funston
Charles D. Stough Sr
Mass
Elizabeth Phillips
W. 21St
Joe Davis
Eudora
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N. J
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Johnson
Wayne Cole
Stratford Dr
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Nona Miller
Stouffer Pine
Walter McCain
Mont
Audrey Kamb
Century
Merle Jackson Jr
Barbara Pratter
W. 25Th
Albert Neustifter
Joan Nixon
Kansas City
Duane Shaffer
Timothy Evans
Sunflower Village
Jane Chappell
1729 Miller
Clyde Loosey
DeSoto
Treasure Rules In Florida Waters Split With State
Florida treasure finds are divided with the state taking 25 percent. A treasure hunter may lease water areas from the state on an exclusive hunting privilege basis.
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Demonstration Called Off Over Negro Slaying in Mississippi
NAACP leaders halt courthouse protest in Jackson after orders bar gatherings. Sheriff Fred Pickett, injured in a traffic crash, remains hospitalized as four deputies face suspension calls and a full federal investigation is urged. Ollie Shelby, 18, died in custody last Friday after a struggle with deputies.
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Charles Evers
Hiram Shelby
Shelby
Hinds County
Jackson
Jackson, Miss
Evers
Pickett
NAACP
Mississippi
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Detention Center Incident Ends With Warning Shot
The sheriff's office reported Deputy O E Sander ford fired a warning shot to calm a youth who struck the back wall of a small detention center. Shelby was jailed after being convicted and sentenced to six months for indecent gestures to a white woman.
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O. E. Sanderford
Shelby
Baskin Robbins Planned for West 23rd Street Site
A Baskin Robbins 31 ice cream store is planned as part of a three-unit building on West 23rd Street. Construction may start within two weeks with a target opening around April 1. Property owner is Jack Vincent of Pur-O-Zone Chemical Co. a franchised operator will be named soon.
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Pizza Hut
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Pur-O-Zone Chemical Co
United States Leads Global Apple Production
The United States produces more apples than any other nation, maintaining a dominant share of global output. Expert figures show U S growers pump substantial volumes, reflecting strong domestic demand and export potential.
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United States
Country
GM’s Record 1964 Profits Top U S History
General Motors reports 1964 earnings of 1.735 billion dollars, 6.05 dollars per share, surpassing AT&T for highest profits. Sales reach about 17 billion, up 3 percent from 16.5 billion in 1963, with a record 1.266 billion in total common stock dividends.
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General Motors Corp
General Motors
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John F. Gordon
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Australia
Sinkiang Province Largest Yet Sparsely Populated
Sinkiang, site of China's first atomic explosion, is the biggest yet sparsely populated province. It measures about four times the size of California and has a population of 5,640,000 people.
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Sinkiang
China
California
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