Market Notes on Grain Poultry and Dairy Prices
Local markets report wheat 1.89, corn 1.13 and 1.18, mile 1.75, soybeans 2.35, oats 0.75, barley 1. From Harwood's Market eggs listed by grade and size with receipts and undergrades. Kansas City and Consumer eggs quotes for large A 25-30, medium 23-25, small 17-19, large B 22-25. wholesale eggs large 28.14-31, mediums 24-28 with most 26. Poultry prices show heavy hens 11 for 5 lb up, light hens 8, hens under 5 lb 6, capons 16-18, ducks 15. Missouri and Arkansas live flyers delivered at farm 13-14, plant 14-14.34. Butter Grade A lb 0.67 solid, Grade A quarters 0.68.
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Markets at a Glance
Markets at glance show stocks higher and steel shares rally. Bonds mixed while rails rise. Cotton advances with commission house buying. In Chicago wheat and corn weaken with liquidation, oats mostly lower. Soybeans weaker. Hogs drop 25 to 75 cents, top $18. slaughter steers rise 25 to 50 cents, top $24.25.
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Cattle and Wheat Markets Report From Kansas City and Wall Street
Kansas City reports cattle and hog prices with steers to 23 dollars while hogs ease. Wheat and corn futures shift lower across several classes. In New York, stock gains persist late trading with Chrysler and rail firms edging higher amid lightened volume.
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Girl in Good Condition After Being Hit by Car
Brenda Lathrom nine of 527 North Seventh Street was reported in good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after being struck by a car Thursday evening on North Seventh Street near Lincoln. Police said Frankie B Roberts of 865 Lyons drove the car that hit her.
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N. 7Th
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Loman Lathrom
North Seventh Street
Lincoln
Frankie B. Roberts
Lyons
Department Store Sales Rise in 10th District
Kansas City AP report shows department stores in the 10th Federal Reserve District with a 14 percent sales increase last week compared to the same week in 1962. National sales rose 13 percent.
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William K. Lowman Dies at 1102 W. 23rd St Terr
William K. Lowman of 1102 West 23rd Street Terr. died this morning in Enid Oklahoma. He served with the State Revenue Department and belonged to First Methodist Church. Survived by wife Margarett Lowman of Lawrence, daughter Mrs. Robert J. Hays of Chicago, two granddaughters Elizabeth Jane and Sarah Ellen Hays, sisters Mrs. Paul Evans of McCook Nebraska and Mrs. Bud Whited of Topeka. Funeral arrangements by Rumsey Funeral Home.
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Chicago
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Paul Evans
McCook
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Topeka
Rumsey Funeral Home
Funeral services set for Earl L. Pock Topeka rail death
Earl L. Pock 54 of Topeka was killed by a train at De Soto this morning. Funeral arrangements by Cooper Warren Mortuary Lebo Kansas. Pock born March 14 1909 Olivet Kansas was a Santa Fe railroad track inspector. Survived by wife Dorothy at home.
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de Soto
Lebo
Kan
Cooper Warren Mortuary
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Olivet
Santa Fe Railroad
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Memorial Hospital Births and Residents List Highlights
A long list of names and addresses appears associated with Memorial Hospital and local residents. The notices include multiple births and newborns, with names such as Mrs. Sharon Anne Mertes and baby girl, and Mrs. Lil lian Holmes and baby boy. Several couples are noted with phrases a daughter today or a son today indicating recent births.
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Lawrence Leonhard
Michael Broeker
E. Ith
Mabel Ann Smith
Tenn
D. Bernadine Broers
Wellsville
Sharon Anne Mertes
Clifford Rye
Lillian Holmes
Linwood
Tina K. Tripkos
DeSoto
Mary Jane Wilks
Kathryn Dolifka
Fern Morris
Eudora
Nancy Haverty
Harvard
Girl Nichols
Walnut
Linda Lathrom
Eyes at Risk During July 20 Sun Eclipse
The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness warns that watching the July 20 eclipse can cause permanent eye damage. It urges indirect viewing only and warns against sunglasses smoked glass exposed film or welder’s goggles.
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St Paul Lawyer Arrested in Wife’s Slaying
Police arrest 35 year old attorney T Eugene Thompson in the March 6 killing of his wife Carol 34. Investigators call the case a kill for hire and note Thompson carried more than a million dollars in life insurance on his wife.
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T. Eugene Thompson
Thompson
Carol
Wherry Named UF Campaign Executive Secretary Here
Neal Wherry retiring Lawrence High School principal is named the new executive secretary for the 1963 United Fund Campaign in Lawrence by UF president Don Metz ler. Wherry replaces Charles Black who retires after five years in the part time role.
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Lawrence
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Wherry
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Charlie
Metzler Announces Change Hiring Wherry for Key Role
Metzler stated the company’s move is vital for operations and expressed confidence that Mr. Wherry will measure up in every respect.
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Mr. Wherry
Court Records Speeding Fines For Brewster Kerr
In the courts a police court case lists Gerald E. Brewster Route 4 fined for speeding eight dollars and Robert L. Kerr at 1028 R. [address truncated] fined five dollars for speeding.
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Gerald E. Brewster
Robert L. Kerr
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