Market News Highlights Various Central Markets and Stocks
Wheat 1.99 ear corn 1.08 shell 1.18 mile 1.8 soybeans 2.35 barley .90 oats .75 Harwood's Eggs large A 25 medium A large B 23 undergrades 19 receipts 22 Kansas City eggs prices paid to producers large A 26 27 medium A 22 25 small A 18 20 large A 24 25 wholesale eggs large 27 30 percent 80 medium 23 26 farm butter unchanged grade A 67 per lb quarter 68 New York stocks lower profit taking bonds mixed cotton dull Chicago grains mixed oats steady to easier hogs steady to 25 cents lower top 16.25 slaughter steers steady to 50 cents higher top 22.25 New York stock market advance faltered six straight day prices irregular lower volume 5.2 million shares Du Pont down 2 Eastern Air down 2 steels mixed Bethlehem near flat U S Steel unchanged Chrysler slight gain GM down IBM and Control Data up ~2 points Standard Oil Indiana up over 1 Radio Corp down over 1 Texas Gulf Sulphur up ~4 points overall market remained higher on the American Stock Exchange.
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Harwood
Kansas City
New York
Chicago
du Pont
Eastern Air Lines
Bethlehem
U.S. Steel
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
IBM
Control Data
Standard Oil
Indiana
Radio Corp
Texas Gulf
American Stock Exchange
Ya Admiral
Allied Ch
Vy Allis Chal
Airlin
Am Cyan
Am Motors
Tel & Tel
Pacnetees
Atchison
Avco Oil Wana
Atlas Chem
Avco Corp
Curtiss Wr
Firestone
FMC Cp
Gamble SK
Gen Dynam
Gen Elec
Gen Motors
Goodyear
Herc Pdranioardratese
Martin M
McCrory
M &M
Mo Kan Tex
Acenctiinden
Mo Pac A Monsan Ch
Mont Ward
Morrell Nat Bisc Posare
Nat Gyps
NY Central
No Am Av Aon
Nor N Gas
Nor Pac
Me Okla G & E Fommann
Okla N Gas Peabody Coal
Penney J C
Pa R
Oread Newsmen Name New Staff
The University Daily Kansan announced fall staff appointments. Roy Miller of Topeka will be managing editor with a slate of assistant managing editors Don Black Leta Cathcart Fred Frailey Gregory Swartz and Bob Jones. Other posts include Linda Ellis features Russ Corbitt sports and co editors Rick Mabbutt Jim Langford editorial. Business staff lists etc.
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Kansan
Kansas University
Roy Miller
Topeka
Don Black
Hugoton
Leta Cathcart
Kansas City
Fred Frailey
Sulphur Springs
Texas
Gregory Swartz
Overland Park
Bob Jones
Walters
Okla
Linda Ellis
Penns Grove
N. J
Russ Corbitt
Chanute
Rick Mabbutt
Shoshone
Idaho
Jim Langford
Wichita
Te Business
Bob Phinney
Pratt
John Pepper
Lenexa
Dick Flood
Lawrence
John Suhler
Cross River
Nancy Holland
Lee’s Summit
Gary Grazda
Bethel
Tom Fisher
Memorial Hospital Births and Dismissals List
A compiled notice lists births at Memorial Hospital and dismissals and residents in the area. Notables include births to Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Blasdel and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fidler, Perry, with a daughter and a son respectively. The notice also cites multiple names and addresses of discharged patients and residents across Kansas towns.
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Gregg Blasdel
Mer
Ralph Fidler
Perry
Local Obituaries for Evelyn Long Roy Hegeman and Charley Simon
Death notices report Evelyn Long 46 of Richland died at Stormont Vail Hospital Topeka survivors include husband Willard Long daughter Ella Marie Parkhurst and siblings all in Kansas. Roy Hegeman 72 died. retirement in 1962 preceded by County Road Department service. burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Charley Simon 81 died at his farm northeast of Overbrook. survived by wife Laura and siblings. Baker Funeral Home Overbrook handling arrangements.
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Evelyn Long
Richland
Stormont
Marlin Busch
Lawrence
Fred Busch
Bonner Springs
Jack Booth
Blue Rapids
Roy Hegeman
Rumsey Funeral Home
Harold Hamilton
Memorial Park Cemetery
Hegeman
County Road Department
Mable Hegeman
W. 28Rd St
Charley Simon
Overbrook
Rock Creek
Laura Simon
Joe Simon
Peoria
Ill
Katie Springer
Gustie Parkin
Monticello
Minnie Henderson
Bellflower
Calif
Baker
Carl William Berger Dies in Texas at 54
Carl William Berger 54 of Longview Texas and former Lawrence resident died Thursday in Longview Graveside services will be at upcoming date and place with arrangements by local funeral home.
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Carl William Berger
Longview
Tex
Lawrence
Funeral services set for Monday at Oak Hill Cemetery
At 10 a.m. Monday, Rev Harold Hamilton will lead funeral rites at Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at Cooper Warren Mortuary Saturday evening and Sunday. Helen Berger and daughter Charlene Berger of Longview, plus brother Robert A. Berger of 1644 Barker Ave, are named.
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Oak Hill Cemetery
Harold Hamilton
Cooper-Warren Mortuary
Helen Berger
Charlene Berger
Longview
Robert A. Berger
Barker Ave
Otis Castle Dies at 64 in Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Otis Castle 64 of 2368 Vt Street died this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a five day stay. Survivors include daughters Pat Sales and Charlotte Reding, sister Doris Henderson, brothers Clyde Bert and Dale Castle, and six grandchildren. Area engineer for Sunflower Ordinance Works he belonged to Acacia Lodge No 9 and Scottish Rite and was widowed in March 1963. Funeral services are pending at Cooper Warren Mortuary.
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Otis Castle
Vt. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Pat Sales
22Nd St
Terr
Charlotte Reding
Independence
Doris Henderson
Stockton
Calif
Clyde Castle
Bert Castle
Modesto
Dale Castle
Castle
Sunflower Ordinance Works
Acacia Lodge No. 9
Scottish Rite
Cooper-Warren Mortuary
Missouri Gives Service Awards for Distinguished Journalism
The University of Missouri School of Journalism awarded its distinguished service honors to six entities during Journalism Week. Recipients include Walter Cronkite of CBS Evening News, Benjamin M. McKelway of the Washington Star, Dr. DeWitt C. Reddick of the University of Texas, Arthur L. Witman of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and other papers, Arthur Hayden and James L. Miller for Detroit News and Missouri newspapers.
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Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri School of Journalism
Earl F. English
Walter Cronkite
Columbia Broadcasting System
Benjamin M. McKelway
Washington
D.C
Star
DeWitt C. Reddick
University of Texas School of Journalism
Arthur L. Witman
St. Louis Post- Dispatch
The
Detroit News
Industrial Group Tours Local Manufacturing Sites
The Lawrence Industrial Development Commission met at the Hotel Eldridge then visited Precision Devices Inc in the Vermont Street block and Cliff Manufacturing Co in Massachusetts Street. President Arthur B. Weaver said time limited further site visits and praised both firms for activity and employment.
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Lawrence
LIDC
Drunk Driving and Traffic Violations Reported in Police Court
In police court records Charles Hale 17th and Bullene charged with drunkenness and fined $100. Russell Van Artsdalen 117 E lith also cited for drunkenness with a $50 fine. Kathleen Funk 1631 W 19th cited for following too closely fined $20. Lonnie Kingery 2043 Hillview fined $30 for no driver’s license. Robert Smith 1902 Stewart fined $10 for speeding.
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Charles Hale
Bullene
Russell van Artsdalen
Elith
Kathleen Funk
W. 19Th
Lonnie Kingery
Hillview
Robert Smith
Stewart
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Missouri
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N. Y. Stocks
Wall Street
Oread
Earnest Wickstrom
Lane
Kan
Louella Gleasure
DeSoto
Helen Ermey
Baldwin
Mildred Oakson
Tonganoxie
Arthur Roe
Pearl Wells
R. I
Annie Watson
N. H
Warren Gordon
Linwood
George Kuria
Tenn
Daniel Coester
Naismith
Gayle Tennyson
Carolina
Arvella Corbin
Jesse Haney
Eudora
Ricky Perdue
Carol Mooney
Jasu Dr
William Joseph Byrd
Claudine Bell
Wellsville
Donna Linor
Redbud Lane
Margaret Williams
Mark King
Russell Harrell
Dorothy Woodson
Mildred McMechan
Elm
Roger Raybern
George Walker
Fritz CO
Miller Furniture CO
Glenn’s Sodding Service
Kans
Otis
Martin S. Hayden
James L. Miller
Weekly
Missourian
Begoodrich
Ray Stoneback
Massachusetts
Lady Sunbeam
Massachusetts Street
Mary Proctor
SILEX
B.F Goodrich
Oster Blenders
Goodrich
Bank of Friendly Navis
Douglas County State Bank
Ascognt
America