Market News Local Markets and Kansas City Prices
Market totals show wheat at 2.05, corn 1.08 and 1.13, soybeans 2.37, oats 0.75, barley 1.00 with Harwood's eggs and receipts listed. In Kansas City AP reports, consumer eggs range Large A 25-29, wholesale eggs mostly 27-29, poultry prices vary by weight, and Missouri Arkansas live fryers priced around 13. in cattle hogs and sheep, slaughter figures and ranges are given for steers heifers cows vealers feeders hogs and lambs with price tiers and per hundred weights.
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Harwood
Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
K.C. Livestock
K.C. Cash Grain
Markets at a Glance Mixed Signals Across Commodities and Stocks
New York trading showed mixed stocks with motors higher and bonds quiet. Grain futures and cash markets in Kansas City and Chicago reflected firm to higher tones with strong soybean demand and higher hog and slaughter steer prices. The Day in Wall Street notes gains in GM and Chrysler, with mixed results for major shares and a licensing tie between American Photocopy and Xerox.
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New York
Chicago
Wall Street
Motors
Chrysler
Phelps Dodge
U.S. Smelting
American Telephone
General Electric
International Paper
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Johns Manville
American Photocopy
Xerox
Memorial births and hospital notices fill local records
Memorial Hospital Gilbert Holladay lists numerous births and parental reports across towns. Names include Ruth Hodson Frank Everett Mildred Peters Arthur Miller and others with addresses in Eudora Baldwin Perry Stouffer Place Basehor and more. Several entries note today or Monday as the birth date with a mix of daughters and sons.
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Gilbert Holladay
Elm
Ruth Hodson
Frank Everett
Eudora
Mildred Peters
Harvard Rd
Arthur Miller
Miss
Mark Hastert
Cleo Rule
Darlene Saile
Baldwin
Matt Amos
Three Die In Submarine Fire At Groton Yard
Three men were killed and two injured in a flash fire in the aft trim tank of the submarine Flasher under construction at Electric Boat in Groton Connecticut. The two injured workers were Stanley Jusczyk and John D. Galluscio both Rhode Island residents treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital New London.
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Groton
Electric Boat
Stanley Jusczyk
West Warwick
R.I
John D. Galluscio
Westerly
McClellan Plays Part of TFX Contract Evidence
Sen. John L. McClellan received part of the evidence the Pentagon allegedly withheld on the TFX contract. Deputy Defense Secretary Gilpatric delivered a memo by Albert Blackburn as McNamara backs General Dynamics over Boeing. Subcommittee hearings resume with General Dynamics officials ready to testify.
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Washington
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Pentagon
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Albert W. Blackburn
McClellan
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
General Dynamics
Boeing Co
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Air Force
Navy
Gilpatric
Defense Department
Eugene M. Zuckert
Roger Lewis
Pulitzer jurors resign over drama award rejection
John Mason Brown and John Gassner resign from the Pulitzer drama jury saying no award was given this year. They had urged Edward Albee's Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? for the prize, a caustic play about faculty, sex, and politics.
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New York
John Mason Brown
John Gassner
Yale University
Brown
Gassner
Edward Albee
Virginia Woolf
New England University
Rough Air Fatal on Canada Flight
A Trans-Canada airliner with 71 aboard hit violent air currents near the Rocky Mountains and plunged. One passenger died and 25 injured as the Vanguard, traveling from Vancouver to Edmonton, jostled in rain and turbulence. The dead is L. M. Schmidt of Cudworth Saskatchewan.
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Edmonton
Alta
Rocky Mountains
Vancouver
B.C
L. M. Schmidt
Cudworth, Sask
Deaths-Funerals Charles Carl Nelson 71
Charles Carl Nelson 71 of 423 Mo. St. died Monday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Services scheduled 2 p.m. Thursday at Cooper-Warne Chapel with Rev. Harold Hamilton officiating. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. He was a Trinity Lutheran Church member and worked at Lawrence Iron Works. Survived by widow Ella Mae Nelson, a daughter Carlene Mae Thompson, two sisters Gertrude Cawood of Roswell NM and Bessie Bergman of Manhattan.
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Charles Carl Nelson
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Cooper-Warren Chapel
Harold Hamilton
Memorial Park Cemetery
Nelson
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lawrence
Ella Mae Nelson
Carlene Mae Thompson
N. Y. St
Gertrude Cawood
Roswell
N.M
Bessie Bergman
Manhattan
Jockey Earle Sande Wins Preakness on Gallant Fox
Jockey Earle Sande rode Gallant Fox to victory in the 1930 Preakness after eight previous attempts, marking a major triumph in a storied career with the famed colt.
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Earle Sande
Gallant Fox
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Renee Cee
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Bereerese
Peabody Coal
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Sunray
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Textron
EES
Tidewat Oil
Trans Air
UN Carbide Sreveecener
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US Steel
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Woolworth
Yale & Tow
Joan Pickens
Vermont
Cynthia Gallup
W. 21St
Maude Siroky
Mich
Bobby Atwell
Perry
Ruby Webb
Mary Blues
Stouffer Place
Carolyn Pantie
Basehor
Roy Edmiston
Tenn
Jessie Whaley
James Belcher
N. Y
Linda Soper
N. J
Viola Howard
N. H
William Hegeman
Joel Janzen
W. 6Th
William Cowden
Hillview
Daniel Berger
Robert Anderson
Ohio
James Dye
Conn
E. Glenn Ayers
Donald Hearn
Douglas County Wood Products CO
B.E Goodrich
Ray Stoneback
Massachusetts
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ECAR
G.E
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In Rain
Miller's Furniture Co
Ard
Hamilton
Boston Rockers
Miller Furniture Co
Pulitzer
Canada
Lawrence Iron Works
Oklahoma
First National Motor Bank
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First National Bank
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