Market Report From Kansas Mills and Markets
Market notes from Bowersock's Mill show wheat at 1.50 percent, yellow corn at 1.21, and milo at 1.71. Harwood's Market lists Eggs grade A large 28, medium 25, undergrades 18, pullets 18, receipts 23. In Kansas City AP wholesale eggs Large 80 percent 30-32, mediums 80 percent A 27-29. Butter unchanged Grade A 1b quarters 74, Grade A 1b solid 73.
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Kansas City
New York
Admiral
Allied
Airlin
Apco Oil
Atchison Eee Eee
Atlas Chem
Avco Corp
Beech Aire Bethteredemn
Beth Steel Erdmater Ence
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RCA
Rayonier Wanes SeabeRe Red Owl
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St. Jos
St Reg P
Sears Roeb
Sinclair
Skelly Oil Oe
Livestock Prices Mixed as Markets Turn Higher in KC Auction
Kansas City AP reports cattle 7,000 head with steers steady to firm, hogs 4,500 with barrows and gilts up 25-50, sows up to 25, sheep 2,300 with spring slaughter lambs strong to 50 higher. Cattle and hog price ranges noted, including feeder steers and various cow grades, plus ewe and lamb values.
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Kansas City
Wheat and stock market wrap up diverse commodity and index notes
Kansas City reports grain prices with No 2 hard and red wheats and corn values across several grades. Futures show 2 to 3 percent gains while New York stocks trim losses late with IBM down 6 and GM dropping on idle plant plans, volume at about 10.3 million shares.
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Kansas City
Deaths Funerals Donivan D Helm 55 Kansas City Mo
Donivan Deay Helm 55 of Kansas City Missouri died this morning at Research Hospital Funeral arrangements will be announced by Rumsey Funeral Home Survivors include widow Eula Helm two daughters Olive Reppeto of Richmond Missouri and Patricia Helm of the home a son Douglas Helm a sister Grace Hadl of 1920 Mass Street and a brother Harold Helm of Leavenworth
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Donivan Deay Helm
Kansas City
Research Hospital
Rumsey
Eula Helm
Olive Reppeto
Richmond
Patricia Helm
Douglas Helm
Grace Hadl
Mass
Harold Helm
Leavenworth
Burt B. Brown
N. J
Cooper-Warren Chapel
W. S. Sims
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mr. Brown
Topeka
Lawrence
Wesley Brown
Madelyne Nix
Willard Strode
Bryan
Tex
San Antonio
Strode
Kansas University
Texas A and M
Department of Architecture
Ruby Strode
E. 30Th
Joel Fritzel
Betsy Strode
Billy Strode
Ford to Cut Production Amid Inventory Glut
Ford Motor Co reduced its May production quota from 261000 cars to 242000 while keeping truck output at 50000. The plan cuts Saturday overtime at some plants but keeps all 17 assembly lines operating, aligning with a broader slowdown by the Big Three amid dealer inventories. Chrysler and American Motors did not announce cutbacks.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
American Motors
Local Fire Calls Reported Citywide
Fire crews responded to 1229 Ohio at 12 35 p m for a stove fire causing minor smoke damage. Weekend runs included 336 p m Saturday at 506 Locust to extinguish burning insulation on copper wiring with no damage, and a 3 36 p m Saturday Hallmark Cards incident due to a defective alarm system with no fire.
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Ohio
Lawrence
Hallmark Cards Inc
Court docket list of traffic and related violations
Police Court records show Owen Turner Baldwin for improper muffler ten dollars. Ana Sariola 2038 Ala St for school stop sign fifteen dollars. Gary James 625 N 7th St for excessive noise ten dollars. Charles Shewey Kansas City for reckless driving and excessive noise sixty dollars. Danny Newman 1645 R I St improper muffler ten dollars. Barbara Brooks 1311 N 6th St defective tail light five dollars. Frederick Lepley Sunbury Pa leaving the scene of an accident drunk and profane language one hundred twenty five dollars and ten days paroled.
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Owen L. Turner
Baldwin
Ana B. Sariola
Ala
Gary L. James
7Th St
Charles E. Shewey
Kansas City
Danny L. Newman
R. I. St
Barbara A. Brooks
N. 6Th St
Frederick E. Lepley
Sunbury
Pirates Rookie Jerry May Passes Ball In Columbus 1965
The rookie catcher Jerry May of the Pittsburgh Pirates recorded only one passed ball during a 1965 International League stint in Columbus Ohio, highlighting solid defensive performance for the season.
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Jerry May
Pittsburgh Pirates
Columbus
Ohio
Local Addresses and Names Appear In Hospital and Home Listings
A list of residents, patients, and associated addresses across multiple towns includes Memorial Hospital at 1046 N. J. and Moline Rest Home, with names such as Randy Weidman, Jack Massey, Mrs. Gladys Babbitt, Mrs. Mary Holley, Philip Smith, Mrs. Lucille Jack, Mrs. Barbara Salvini, Ernest Shepard, Charles Curtis, Mrs. Nina Bair, Mrs. Anie Scholotzer, Hugh Lipp, Sharon Rice, Mrs. Joyce Gundy, Mrs. Mary Swisher, Brenda McConkey, Mrs. Eleanor Groves, Clyde Howe, Billy Langston, LeRoy Fulton, Mrs. Rosemary Hatcher, Alvin Hall Sr., Merle Hartwick, Ernest Wooldridge, Randall Reed, Robert Dyer, Mrs. Norma Nixon, Mrs. Joyce Athey and baby boy, Ralph Rye, Mrs. Carol Roper and baby boy, Lawrence Van Gaasbeek, Merry Bower, Ralph Hixson, and others. Locations span Eudora, De Soto, Riverside California, De Soto, Lecompton, and 1927 Countryside Lane among listed addresses.
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Randy Weidman
N. J
Jack Massey
Haskell Grounds
Gladys Babbitt
Moline Rest Home
Mary Holley
Lecompton
Philip Smith
Countryside Lane
William Guntert
3Rd St
Dalia Beers
N. Y
Lucille Jack
Wellington Rd
Barbara Salvini
Ernest Shepard
Riverside
Calif
Charles Curtis
Conn
Nina Bair
N. H
Anie Schloetzer
Hugh Lipp
Elm
Sharon Rice
R. 1
Joyce Gundy
Mary Swisher
Brenda McConkey
Eudora
Eleanor Groves
Moundview Dr
Clyde Howe
Baldwin
Billy Langston
Ieudora
Gret Russell
Ark
LeRoy Fulton
Clyde Elder
Rosemary Hatcher
Lyons
Rory McCabrin
Edgelea Dr
Alvin Hall Sr
Merle Hartwick
Ernest Wooldridge
Randall Reed
Robert Dyer
Norma Nixon
Joyce Athey
Ralph Rye
DeSoto
Carol Roper
Lawrence van Gaasbeek
Harry Richardson
Laura
Charla Rodabaugh
Merry Bower
Mass
Ralph Hixson
Local births and family listings in Kansas towns
Walnut and Tonganoxie areas report births and family notices. Individuals named include Elmer Ousdahl of 926 Schwarz Rd and Brenda McConkey of Eudora, with mention of a daughter for the Ingleman family and a son for the McAlister family, both noted as occurring today or Saturday.
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Walnut
Elmer Ousdahl
Schwarz Rd
Larry Waner
Del
Pearl Finck
Tonganoxie
Brenda McConkey
Eudora
Joe Ingleman
Westchester
Leroy McAlister
International Sculpture Conference Draws 300 at KU
More than 300 people attended the third biennial national conference on sculpture casting held at Kansas University last week. Sculptors from eight nations participated including Belgium Chile Costa Rica England India Japan and the Philippines.
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Kansas University
Belgium
Chile
Costa Rica
England
India
Japan
The
Philippines
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Texaco
Tidewat Oil
Timk AB
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US Steel
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K. C. Cash Grain
Wall Street
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IBM
Northwest Airlines
Zenith
Polaroid
Xerox
Willard
John L. Fritzel
Rushville
Vaughn Funeral Chapel
Weston
Memorial Park Cemetery
Missouri
West Platte High School
Angela
Joy
Debra
Elizabeth
Roger
Jack Fritze
Ala. St
Eagles Lodge Aerie
Eagles and Families Worthy
Fred L. Cooper
York - Mathis - Crane
Home Central
R.S.E
Lawrence Furniture Inc
Mass. Ph
Capitol Federal Savings
Kansas
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Capitol
Capitol Federal
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Sunbeam
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General Electric
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