Market News: Grain Eggs Meat Prices Listed in Kansas City
Wheat 1 38, Corn 1 25, Soybeans 2 76, Barley 0 85, Oats 0 80. Eggs Large A 23, Medium A 19, Large B 19. Wholesale eggs 80 percent A 31 33 percent. Cattle 700, steers 23 15 85, heifers 21 50 22 10. Hogs 2 500 head with varied 25 lower, sows 14 25 16. Sheep none. Local live fryers Missouri Arkansas delivered at plant 15 16 percent. Butter grades A 67 68.
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Wheat and futures mixed at Kansas City market
Wheat and corn prices moved unevenly with quotes for No 2 Hard and Dark Hard at 1.63 and No 2 White soybeans at 2.87-2.94. Futures ended mostly steady to slightly higher as grain and oilseed markets showed modest gains amid varied demand signals.
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Kansas City
Wall Street Slides in Mixed Trading After Late Decline
The Day in Wall Street reports a moderately active session with a lower finish. Major stocks fell from fractions to 2 points as the market weakened through the day led by declines in General Electric IBM Polaroid and U.S. Smelting with airlines hit by profit taking.
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New York
General Electric
Fibreboard
Zenith
Control, Data
Xerox
IBM
Polaroid
U.S
Demo Leader Attacks Kansas Tax Increase Move
Maurice Martin Democratic state chairman criticized Senate passage of a 1 percent income tax hike and a 1 cent sales tax increase calling it an utter disregard for working people. He accused the Republican legislature of placing greater tax burdens on ordinary citizens and urged voters to remember in future elections.
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Topeka
Senate
Maurice Martin
Martin
Kansas
William H. Avery
Highway Department
Kansas House rejects presidential preference primary bill
The Kansas House defeated a proposed presidential preference primary bill. Only 58 votes supported the measure, 62 opposed, short of the 63 needed. The bill would have moved the primary to the first Tuesday in June from August and had little debate before preliminary approval.
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Topeka
Kansas
House
Death and funeral rites for Mrs Clara M Rockers at Baldwin
Mrs Clara M Rockers 58 of Baldwin died Thursday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral services 10 a.m. Monday at Church of the Annunciation Baldwin with burial at Catholic Cemetery West Baldwin. Rosary 8 p.m. Sunday Lamb Funeral Home Baldwin. Survived by husband Charles. five sons Leon Baldwin Raymond Honolulu Hawaii Vernon Lowell Mass Glenn Davyl at home. daughter Gloria Ann. three brothers Herman Ralph Claude Engemann. her father Henry Engemann Garnett and half-sister Bertha Monjar Kansas City. She belonged to Altar Society Baldwin Hobby Club and American Legion Auxiliary. Born January 12 1907 at Greeley.
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Clara M. Rockers
Baldwin
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Robert Pool
West Baldwin
Lamb
Charles Rockers
Leon Rockers
Raymond Rockers
Honolulu
Hawaii
Vernon Rockers
Lowell
Mass
Glenn Rockers
Davyl Rockers
Gloria Ann Rockers
Herman Engemann
Harlan
Iowa
Ralph Engemann
Twenty-nine Palms
Calif
Claude Engemann
Niagara Falls
Canada
Henry X. Engemann
Garnett
Bertha Monjar
Kansas City
Rocker
Funeral rites set for Forrest Barnes of Everett Washington
Funeral services and burial areplanned for Forrest Barnes 61 of Everett Washington who died Tuesday in Everett He is survived by three brothers Ray Frank and Guy Barnes all of Everett two sisters Mrs Myron Metz of 1525 R I and Mrs Muriel Penny of Bonner Springs both former Lawrence residents and other relatives Ole Wade White 53 of Eudora died Thursday in Law Funeral services will be 130 p m Monday Cooper Warren Chapel burial in Eudora Cemetery Survivors include wife Mable and two sons Clarence W and John of the home.
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Forrest Barnes
Everett
Wash
Barnes
Ottawa
Ray G. Barnes
Route 3
Frank Barnes
Guy Barnes
Myron Metz
Ole Wade White
Eudora
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Cooper-Warren Chapel
Eudora Cemetery
Mable White
Clarence W
John White
Mrs Irene Schellack Dies. Former Lawrence Resident
Mrs. Irene M. Schellack 64 of Albuquerque New Mexico died Thursday in Albuquerque Interment and service details in Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev Harold Hamilton in charge Burial information not fully shown. She was a former Lawrence resident. Funeral time listed as 10 a.m. Monday.
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Irene M. Schellack
Albuquerque
N.M
Lawrence
Rumsey Funeral Home
Harold Hamilton
Memorial Park Cemetery Service Noted for Mrs Schellack
Mrs Schellack laid to rest in Memorial Park Cemetery according to obituary notes. The deceased was an Eastern Star member and member of Trinity Lutheran Church. Surviving relatives include daughter Mrs L S Rishel of Albuquerque and son W V Carter of Medford New Jersey plus brother Kenneth C Brown of El Paso Texas and three grandchildren.
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Memorial Park
Memorial Hospital Births Prompt Local Notices
A list of residents including Olmstead Baldwin Heffner and others from Eudora Baldwin McLouth Edgerton and Sunflower notes births. Mr and Mrs L B Rabby and Mr and Mrs Carl Mutch report a daughter born today.
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Geilish Olmstead
Baldwin
Anna Heffner
Mass
Bradley Mooney
Jasu
Bowen Parkins
Fairlane
Jan Chiapasso
N.H
Sadie Hillebert
Nick Constantinescu
Oleta Haislip
McLouth
Barbara Brown
Edgerton
Gladys Springer
John Hendricks
Redbud
L. B. Rabby
Carl E. Mutch
Hike of Privilege Tax Sails Through Senate Panel
A Kansas Senate committee backed a one percent rise in the privilege tax on financial institutions from five to six percent based on net income, boosting annual revenue by about 320000. The panel also allowed savings and loan associations to deduct reserves before dividends and endorsed a local sales tax of one half percent for cities and counties.
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Topeka
Senate
William H. Avery
Savings and Loan Associations
Martin Chosen Trust Division Leader in Kansas Bankers
E B Martin vice president of the First National Bank of Lawrence is named president of the trust division of the Kansas Bankers Association. D L Burgert of Pittsburg is elected vice president and R Clark Wesley of Hutchinson secretary. James P Logan of Kansas University spoke on Pitfalls of Estate Planning.
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Abilene, Kan
First National Bank of
Lawrence
Kansas Bankers Association
D. L. Burgert
Pittsburg
R. Clark Wesley
Hutchinson
James P. Logan
Law School
Kansas University
Pro West Boss Named Ceylon Prime Minister After Resignation
Dudley S. Senanayake was sworn in as prime minister of Ceylon after Sirimavo Bandaranaike resigned following a landslide defeat by his United National party. Bandaranaike’s inclusion of Communists in the cabinet and leftist opposition prompted street clashes before she finally stepped down.
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Sirimavo Bandaranaike
Senanayake
Bandaranaike
Senangke
United Nation Party
Court notices list traffic violations for numerous defendants
In Eugene Durr to Penny Monty Garner William Holladay Steve Graves Grant Capper Billy Dehoff Paul Vonthrost Folker Froebe Dorothy Gantz Beth Boardman James Schwada Larry Freeman Melvin Copp Gary Harshberger Robbie Bradford Mike Peloquin Richard Schaefer Vincent Panzone and others court cases filed Simon Owens vs Hatfield and Rybolt pairs. Violations include speeding registration no license and stop signs with fines from 5 to 50 dollars.
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Eugene Durr
W. 24Th
Monty Garner
William L. Holladay
Walnut
Steve Graves
Ark
Grant Capper
W. Campus
Billy Dehoff
Engel
Paul Vonthrost
Folker Froebe
Dorothy Gantz
Beth Boardman
James Schwada
Highland
Larry Freeman
Tonganoxie
Melvin Copp
Gary Harshberger
Robbie Bradford
Mike Peloquin
Edgehill
Richard Schaefer
Stewart
Vincent Panzone
Rev Dunbar to Speak at Wesleyan Service in Miltonvale
Rev. C. W. Dunbar of Miltonvale will be guest speaker at the Wesleyan Methodist Church service at 10:50 a.m. He is president of the Kansas Conference and serves on the denomination’s board of administration and Miltonvale Wesleyan College trustees.
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Rev. Dunbar
Wesleyan
C. W. Dunbar
Miltonvale
Wesleyan Methodist Methodist Church
9Th
Madeline Lane
Kansas
The
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Miltonvale Wesleyan College
Charles S Metzler Dies at 73 Banker in Kansas City
Charles S Metzler, banker and longtime Kansas City executive, died at 73 after a heart attack at his desk. He served as vice president and trust officer of the Mercantile Bank and Trust Co and held board roles with Research Hospital and Rockhurst College. He was treasurer of the Missouri War Dads in 1956.
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Charles S. Metzler
Kansas City
Metzler
The
Mercantile Bank and Trust Co
Research Hospital
Rockhurst College
Missouri War Dads Association
Cozy two-bed off-ground tent with hunter red frame
Dry and cozy tent offers two large stage beds and full width fiberglass screened windows for cross breeze. Zippered storm flaps keep rain out and the tent is preshrunk Army Duck fabric with a rust-free aluminum body, easy to set up and move by a small compact vehicle.
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