Market News From Local Mills And Markets
Market notices from Bowersock Mill list wheat at 1.47 and corn at 1.07 per unit with a mile rate of 1.85. Harwood Market reports eggs graded A large at 22 and medium 19, undergrades 13, current receipts 16. Kansas City wholesale eggs large 80 percent A 25-28. mediums 80 percent A 22-25. Butter holds at grade A 77 for 1 lb solid and 78 for grade A 1 lb quarters.
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Bowersock Mill
Harwood Market
Kansas City
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report
Cattle for sale 6,500 head calves 150 steers steady to strong cows up to 25 higher prime steers 27.50 choice prime 26.00-27.00 good 23.00-25.00 high choice and prime heifers 26.00-50, choice 24.75-26.00 utility and commercial cows 17.00-19.00 feeder steers good 25.00-28.75 Hog sale 5,000 barrows and gilts 1-3 17.75-19.75 sows 15.75-17.50 Sheep 1,200 steady wool lambs 26.00-27.00 ewes 6.25-8.00.
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Kansas City
New York Stocks Slip in Active Trading Session
AP reports a mostly lower day with cotton down and grains mixed to lower. Hog prices steady to 25 lower on 6,000 head receipts, while slaughter steers rise 25 to 50 cents with 8,500 head receipts, top 31.00.
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New York
Chicago
Wheat and grain prices rise on Kansas City futures
Commodity bids show wheat gains of 1 to 2 percent across grades with No 2 hard at about 1.61 to 1.63 dollars. Corn and oats edge up slightly while futures for March May July September and December close higher between 1.52 and 1.59 dollars.
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Kansas City
Market slumps as Dow dips on 54 hour NYSE session
New York stocks fall as gold and copper shares show strength. The Dow Jones average drops 7.51 to 832.93 with losses ahead of a 54 hour trading period. Copper stocks rise on prospects of labor talks and possible gold price change. Benguet leads activity while Kennecott, Phelps Dodge and Anaconda gain.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
United States
Johnson
White House
Benguet
Philippines
Kennecott
Phelps Dodge
Anaconda
Chrysler
Motors
American Telephone
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
General Foods
Memorial Hospital Personal Listings and Births
A memorial hospital notice lists numerous names and addresses of patients and staff including David McConnell, Ralph Jones, John Bagby, Gary Durrett, Cheryl Regnier, Mrs. Bess Jones, Mrs. Lena Price, Mrs. Irene LaRue, Larry Nitsch, Mrs. Linda Ageson and baby boy, and others. The fragment also notes two births or announcements: a daughter to Norris McKelvey and a daughter to Louis Chermiok.
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David McConnell
Randall Rd
Charles Lawhead
DeSoto
James Branam
Tonganoxle
Ralph Jones
Robyn. McCabrin
Edgelea
John Bagby
Leawood
Gary Durrett
Prairie Village
Christine Isern
Crestline
Cheryl Regnier
Highland Dr
Fred ‘Scheller
Tonganoxie
Bess Jones
Josephine Routh
Baldwin
Lena Price
Rockledge Rd
Irene LaRue
Olathe
Larry Nitsch
Marylyn Kilgore
Sunflower Village
Don Daugherty
Belle Crest
Gladys Lucas
de Soto
Lawrence van Gaasbeck
Marie Kahle
Samaritan Lodge
Evelyn Gentry
Elm
Minnie Neal
French Thomas
N. J
Robert Stewart
Glenda Reneau
Schwarz
Mildred Zimmerman
Tenn
Bertha van Noy
Mass
Marie Honn
W. 22Nd
Linda Ageson
W. 26Th
Lisa Seibert
Rockledge
Ethel Austin
N.J; Lester Schwalm, Baldwin; Mrs. Hallie Fitzgibbon
Franklin Lakes
N.J
Gladys Garinger
Dennis Odle
Eudora
Leon Garcia
Learnard
Beatrice Rogers
Bonner Springs
Ollie Gulley
Perry
George Schoneberg
Jessie Carney
Gordon
Juanita Lavery
Ohio
Mary Pfortmiller
Stouffer Place
Oliver Conley
Ward
Dolores Mermis
E. 15Th
Anita Longfellow
Ala
Sara Clark
Charles Norris
Joel Robinson
Harper
Connie Notham
Gerald Smith
Deaths Funerals Lawrence Hughes 71 Topeka
Lawrence Douglas Hughes 71 of Topeka died Sunday night at Stormont Vail Hospital. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 1 30 p.m. in the Penwell Gable Chapel with burial at Mt Hope Cemetery. He was born March 20 1896 in Thomas Oklahoma and moved to Topeka in 1934 from Lawrence where he owned a drugstore. He retired two years ago as manager of the Kansas State Employment Service in Topeka. He is survived by a son Dr Robert W Hughes and three grandchildren. He was a member of the Elks Lodge American Legion Central Congregational Church and Phi Delta Theta.
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Lawrence Douglas Hughes
Topeka
Stormont Vail
Penwell Gable
Mt. Hope
Robert W. Hughes
Wellington
Mr. Hughes
Thomas
Oklo
Lawrence
Eldridge
Kansas State Employment Service of
Hughes
Elks Lodge
American Legion
Central Congregational Church
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Bridge site debate dominates Friday county city meeting
Douglas County commissioners and Lawrence city officials meet to discuss a second Kansas River bridge location with Schlup Becker and Brennan presenting an early study. The plan includes three site options two near downtown and one between bridges, with two four lane designs.
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Douglas County
Lawrence City Commission
Lawrence
Kansas River
Schlup, Becker and Brennan
Kansas City
Kan
Massachusetts Street
Three Local Residents Hurt in Missouri Auto Crash
Three Rolla residents were injured in a Sunday morning auto crash. Leona Elms 50 suffered leg injuries and remained hospitalized in good condition. Sidney Elms 26 had minor injuries and was released. Ida Holden 60 had minor injuries and was discharged. Leona's father John Barnes 89 had chest injuries and was in poor condition. Nancy Elms also injured with hip and chest injuries.
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Rolla
Leona Elms
S. 11Th St
Sidney
E. 11Th St
Ida Holden
Elms
John Barnes
Nancy Elms
Senate Cloture Vote Sets Civil Rights Debate Limit
Senators Long and Symington of Missouri and Carlson and Pearson of Kansas backed cloture to limit debate on the civil rights bill. The final tally was 65 in favor and 32 against as the Senate moved to proceed.
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Washington
Long and Symington
Missouri
Carlson and Pearson
Kansas
Senate
Auto collision causes minor damage after weekend incidents
The report lists non-injury accidents over the weekend. At 6 24 p m Saturday at 11th and Mass Sts a collision between Anderson Dean 18 of 606 Maine St and William C Owen 23 of Prairie Village caused 345 and 245 dollars in damage respectively. At 1 12 a m Sunday in front
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11Th and
Mass, Sts
Anderson Dean
Maine St
William C. Owen
Prairie Village
Owen
Dean
Car Collisions and Damages Reported in City Streets
At 619 Elm St a car driven by Walter E. O Keele 26 of 1101 Pa St collided with a parked pickup owned by Earl E. Moore 519 Elm St. O Keele said he swerved to avoid a dog. Damage: O Keele car 250 Moore truck 100. At 5 05 a m Sunday in the 2000 Block of W 28rd St Steve K Edmonds 19 Route 2 lost control and went into a ditch. Car damage 400.
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Elm St
Walter E. O'Keele
Pa. St
Earl E. Moore
O’keele
W. 28Rd St. A Car Driven By Steve K. Edmonds
Route 2
Weekend Theft at Station Pries Open Cash Register
Weekend report notes a theft at the station with about $20 taken from a cash register. The register appeared pried open and entry was gained before the theft.
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Young
Missing Illinois girls found after televised police appeal
Police traced two girls ages 13 and 16 who had left homes in Normal Bloomington and Sangamon County early Saturday. A 16 year old Black youth from Easton turned himself in as a runaway, later handed to Leavenworth County authorities after being missing since Wednesday.
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Jie
Scletan
Booth
Normal
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Bloomington
Ill
Easton
Leavenworth County
Postage Stamps Honor John F. Kennedy
New York reports a Sharjah issued multicolor stamp to mark JFK death anniversary showing Arlington burial site. The 54 inch wide item sold out at issue and is scarce. Elmont prepares a 17-stamp JFK memorial set from 9 countries, available for $1 plus approves offers.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Sharjah
Arlington
Jfk
Elmont
Liberia
Elmont Stamp Co
Jamaica Avenue
Queens Village
N.Y
Demand on Gold Stays Heavy in European Markets
Heavier than average demand for gold continued in European markets but was down from last week's rush and far below the postdevaluation peak. In London dealers reported demand about 25 percent lower than Friday, when about 40 tons changed hands, while today’s turnover remains well above the usual five tons daily average.
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London
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