Market News Summary from Kansas City and New York
Commodity prices list grains and livestock with quotes from Harwood's Market and Kansas City AP reports. Stocks and bonds show mixed, dull trading with minor gains and losses across blue chips and firms like Martin-Marietta and Douglas Aircraft.
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New York
Chicago
du Pont
Union Carbide
Chrysler
Martin-Marietta
Woolworth
Douglas
Baltimore & Ohio
American Tobacco
U.S. Gypsum
Eastman Kodak
Phelps Dodge
Anacona
Yale Russian Chorus to Perform at Kansas University
The Yale Russian Chorus will sing at 8 tonight in Hoch Auditorium at Kansas University. The a cappella program will include liturgical folk Cossack and military songs in the Russian style and language.
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Yale
Hoch Auditorium
Kansas University
Deaths-Funerals Mrs Florence Rachel Smith 98
Mrs Florence Rachel Smith 98 of 1229 Almira died Monday evening at home. Survived by daughter Mrs Crystal E Coker of Meriden two sons Buick Eugene Smith Garnett and William E Smith Lecompton 12 grandchildren 32 great grandchildren. Rumsey Funeral Home in charge of arrangements pending
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Florence Rachel Smith
Almira
Crystal E. Coker
Meriden
Buick Eugene Smith
Garnett
William E. Smith
Lecompton
Rumsey
Mrs Olive Kelly 86 Dies. Graveside Rites Planned
Mrs. Olive Kelly aged 86 of 1013 North H Street died Monday at Valleyview Rest Home. Graveside services set for 10 a.m. Thursday at Oak Hill Cemetery with viewing at Rumsey Funeral Home until 9 a.m. Thursday.
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Olive Kelly
N. H. St
Valleyview Rest Home
Oak Hill Cemetery
Rumsey Funeral Home
Births At Memorial Hospital And Local Homes
Mrs Edith Sumners Hazel Bidwell Kenneth Johnson Dr Glen Christianson Mrs Letha Churchbaugh Thelma Dietz Frank Hagenbuch Jr Shirley Clare Daniel Goff Stephen Williams Oscar Lothholz William Horton Mary Beth Johnston George Hulteen Elizabeth Kupper Roger Lamb Harry Green Mrs Dorothy Steinbring baby girl Julie Gardner Carolyn Johnson baby girl Evelyn Gerry birth announcements list several families with daughters born today in multiple addresses and towns including Ton ganoxie Clare Court N H St Tenn St Learnard and Baldwin.
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Edith Sumners
R. I
Hazel Bidwell
Lyon
Kenneth Johnson
Glen Christianson
Davis Rd
Letha Churchbaugh
Baldwin
Thelma Dietz
Carolina
Frank Hagenbuch Jr
Shirley Clare
Clare Court
Daniel Goff
Stephen Williams
Oscar Lothholz
Eudora
William Horton
Mary
Beth Johnston
Madeline Lane
George Hulteen
Learnard
Elizabeth Kupper
Valleyview Home
Roger Lamb
Harper
Harry Green
Samaritan Lodge
Dorothy Steinbring
Lawrence Ave
Julie Gardner
DeSoto
Carolyn Johnson
Evelyn Gentry
Elm
Post Office Clerk Pleads Guilty To Misusing Funds
James L. Hamm 26 of 1809 Tenn St pleaded guilty in U S District Court Topeka to converting 433.68 in postal funds to his own use while a career substitute clerk. Judge George Templar ordered a pre sentence investigation after the plea. Hamm served at the Topeka Post Office from June 24 1961 to February 25 of this year resigning after the shortage surfaced.
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James L. Hamm
Tenn. St
United States District Court
Topeka
George Templar
Hamm
Kansas University
Job Counselor Speaks at Breakfast Club Meeting
Jim Young a job placement counselor for the Vocational Rehabilitation Unit of the Kansas Board for Vocational Education spoke at the Breakfast Club in the Little Banquet. He described training received at the unit and presented slides of actual training. A question and answer period followed.
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Jim Young
Vocational Rehabilitation Unit of Kansas Board For Vocational Education
Young
Topeka Teen Dies From Shot At Home
A 15 year old Washburn Rural High School student Terri Lee Johnston died at Stormont-Vail Hospital after a shotgun wound she suffered at her home four miles southwest of Topeka. Sheriff Vern Robinson called it an apparent death by own action and an autopsy was planned.
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Topeka
Washburn
Terri Lee Johnston
Stormont-Vail Hospital
Vern Robinson
Shawnee County
L. L. Lattimore
Courts Sentence Petty Larceny Defendants in Topeka Case
Police Court in Topeka fined Kenneth Leonard and Roger Leonard of 1720 Ohio 50 dollars each and gave 15 day jail terms for pet ty larceny with both appealing. Traffic violations list a series of fines for drivers including speeding no license improper lane usage and failure to yield with amounts from 5 to 50 dollars.
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Kenneth Leonard
Topeka
Roger Leonard
Ohio
Harold Boggs
Leavenworth
Bruce Bair
Engel Rd
James Simms
Tenn
James Fitzsimmons
Roger Don
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K. C
Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
N.Y. Stocks
K.C. Livestock
K.C. Cash Grain
Wall Street
Radio Corp
American Stock Exchange
Admiral Areuncesturenacreage
Allied Ch
Allis Chal
Airline
Am Cyan
Am Motors Seeves
M du Pont
Eagle Pichhana
East Kod Sesseennemeene
Empire D el Pessstes
Fairb Whit
Finl Fed
Firestone
Ya Ford Mtr
FMC Cp
Skeshethapech
Dynam
Elec Escseeesccarannnen
Mitrs
Goodyear
Kan P&l
Minn
Ys Mo Pac A
Mont Ward
NY Central
Nor N Gas
Okla G&e
Okla N Gas
Peabody Coal
Penney JC
Pap Seerenen
Phill Pet Nese
Proct Gam Rca
Reyn
St Joe Lead
St Reg Pap Gracecaesereeeee
Sears Roeb
Sinclair Seaenenes
Socony
Avestseteee
Spen Chemeanene
Sperry Adeneeenes
Sunray DX
Dix Union Pac
U S
U S Steel
Westy E
Yale Chorus
A&r Bros.co
Rog" Allen
Fritz Co
Fritz
Roger Allen
N.H
Source
U.S. Weather Bureau
U.S
Dale Parker
Tonganoxie
Roderick Baer
Ralph Clare
Miles Shafer
Fice
Lawrence High School
Iman
Daame Oom
Rior
BABYS
Sisters Bureau
Mary Carter
Toya As
Aine
Alkyvd
Yevery
Tae
Outhoe
Canty
Drecison
Caxton
Eee
Manshin
Ign
MBO
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve Bank
First National First
Complete Banking Service Ltd
Massachusetts
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