Market News Wheat and livestock prices steady across Kansas City market
Wheat 1.35, corn 1.28, mile 1.95, soybeans 2.70, barley .90, oats .80. Eggs at Harwood’s and K C Produce show varied Large A and medium allocations. Wholesale eggs unchanged with price ranges. Live fryers steady to higher, butter steady. Cattle, calves and hogs listed with price ranges and test gaps. Sheep steady with lambs and ewes priced accordingly.
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Harwood
K. C
Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas City Livestock
Wheat and corn prices drift in Kansas City market
The Kansas City wheat and corn market shows slight shifts with No 2 hard wheat around 1.43 to 1.67 per unit and corn for delivery near 2.12 to 2.18. Futures close modestly lower across July through May contracts, with soybeans and oats also noted in opening bids and tabled futures.
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Kansas City
Mar
Wall Street Gains After Steep Decline Amid Moderate Trading
The New York stock market closed higher after four losing sessions with moderate volume about 5.8 million shares. IBM led early gains with a 4 point rise amid a joint venture plan. DuPont Kennecott American Smelting Merck and Ford showed gains while Eastern Air Lines and Korvette slid on a president’s resignation.
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New York
DuPont
Kennecott
American Smelting
Merck
IBM
Phelps Dodge
Ford
Consolidated Natural Gas
U.S
Schering
Eastern Air Lines
Chrysler
U.S. Steel and Radio Corp
Motorola
Zenith
Fairchild Camera
KLM
General Motors
Korvette
American Stock Exchange
Markets At A Glance
Markets at a glance report gains in stocks while bonds stay mixed and cotton remains quiet. Agricultural futures show wheat mostly easier with light hedging, corn easier, oats lower, and soybeans under light liquidation. Hog prices rise to $25 top. slaughter steers fall to $29.50 top.
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New York
Chicago
Wheat and Sickle Symbolize I 70 Opening in Topeka
A 2.8 mile section of Interstate 70 from downtown Topeka to East Topeka toll gates will open with a ceremony Tuesday at 3 pm. A ribbon of wheat will be severed by a hand forged sickle from 1843, symbolizing Kansas as The Wheat State, with Highway Commission and local officials in attendance.
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East Topeka Turnpike
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Museum of the
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Deaths and services for Oliver Peterson 93
Oliver Peterson 93 of 1146 Tenn died Friday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Born November 18, 1871 at Parker he was a retired Paola banker and has lived in Lawrence since 1924. Rosary is 7:30 p m Sunday at Rumsey Funeral Home memorial services 10 a m Monday at St Johns Catholic Church burial Mt Calvary Cemetery. Survived by daughter Mary Alice Koenig Rochester New York three sons Philip Hamilton Ohio Harold Lawrence and Robert Lawrence eight grandchildren four great grandchildren. Preceded by wife Alice 1962 son Marion 1940.
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Tenn
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Parker
Paola
Lawrence
Rumsey
St. John’s Catholic Church
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Mary Alice Koenig
Rochester
N. Y
Philip Peterson
Hamilton
Ohio
Harold
Robert Peterson
Mrs Kerr 82 Dies at Valleyview Rest Home
Mary Ann Kerr aged 82 of 1028 A 1 Lawrence died Thursday afternoon at Valleyview Rest Home. A member of First Methodist Church and the Woman's Society of Christian Service, she had lived in Lawrence 20 years. Funeral at 9:30 a m Saturday Cooper Warren Chapel with Rev Edwin F Price. graveside at Elmwood Cemetery Beloit at 2 p m. Survived by son Dale O Kerr Sr, five grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
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Valleyview Rest Home
Lawrence
First Methodist Church
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Cooper- Warren Chapel
Edwin F. Price
Elmwood
Beloit
Dale O. Kerr Sr
Memorial Hospital Dismissals and Birth Announcements
Dismissals list includes Linda Kneedler Baldwin Mildred Penny Route 2 Marvin Pine James Edgerton Jannel Cortner Mark Ledom Carol Bevens Melva Hodge Cyrus DeCoster Timothy Davis Rex Hurley Roy Henderson John Arensberg Gilbert Janson Chicago. Birth notices report a daughter for Mr and Mrs M A Labeede 1114 Miss and a son for Mr and Mrs Steven Aldrich 1727 Brook today.
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Baldwin
Mildred Penny
Marvin Pine
N. H
James Edgerton
Homewood
Janell Cortner
Mark Ledom
Ark
Carol Bevens
Eudora
Melva Hodge
Moundview
Cyrus DeCoster
Sunset Dr
Timothy Davis
Davis Rd
Rex Hurley
Roy Henderson
John Arensberg
W. 8Th
Gilbert Janson
Chicago
M. A. Labeede
Miss
Steven Aldrich
Brook
Court docket highlights drunk driving and petty larceny cases
In the Courts CRIMINAL CASES Police Court Leroy A Gehring of 922 Ky St faces drunkenness with a $50 fine. Michael Washington with no address cited charged with petty larceny and 90 days. C S Sewell of Baldwin cited for drunkenness with a $35 fine. Otis Hattabaugh of 316 Elm charged with drunkenness and fined $35. Robert L. case details incomplete.
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Ky. St
Michael Washington
C. S. Sewell
Baldwin
Otis Hattabaugh
Elm
Robert L
Traffic Violations From Police Court Docket
A list of individuals with charges and fines includes Surles Route 4 drunk 30 days Nyle Watts Route 1 Linwood drunk 30 days Adam F Cox 916 N J drunk 50 Charles Hale 17th and Bullene drunk 30 days William P Koehler 1612 N H drunk profane language resisting arrest 75 TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS Police Court Leslie Bryant 630 N Sth reckless driving 75 Zachariah Dover 1439 Prairie speeding 21 Vena Zook 1125 Ky speeding 14 Robert D Braddle 1200 La improper U turn 5 Orvilla Webster 841 Maine wrong way one way street 10 Roger Schmitt 1334 Ohio excessive noise 20 Jack Klinknett 1244 Ohio overload 10
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Linwood
Adam F. Cox
N. J
Charles Hale
Bullene
William P. Koehler
N. H
Leslie Bryant
N. Sth
Zachariah Dover
Prairie
Vena Zook
Robert D. Braddle
Orvilla Webster
Maine
Roger Schmitt
Ohio
Jack Klinknett
Lynda Johnson Begins Archaeology Work in Grasshopper
President's daughter Lynda Bird Johnson, 21, starts two weeks of work and study at the University of Arizona Summer Archaeology Field School in Grasshopper Arizona. Archaeologist William Longa observes a young digger and notes she may swing a pick occasionally during the field program.
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Grasshopper, Ariz
William Longacre
Lynda Bird Johnson
Lynda
University of Arizona
Grasshopper
Lynda to Join Fort Apache School Dig Sitters
Dr Longacre notes Lynda will receive same digging tools as 20 students 15 boys 5 girls and share barrack like dormitories at Fort Apache Indian Reservation in eastern Arizona Photographers and newsmen barred from site until a news conference June 22 with Miss Johnson to release details of her stay.
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Arizona
Lynda
Miss Johnson
Longacre
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