Market notes from Kansas City wholesale prices
AP report lists wholesale egg prices paid to producers with large eggs at A 22 to 26 cents, medium A 19 to 22, small A 14 to 17, large B 20 to 22. Butter grade A quarter pound 78, solid 77. From Bowersock Mill: Wheat 1.62, Yellow corn 1.19, milo 1.93. From Harwood Market eggs Grade A large 21, medium 16, undergrades 18, current receipts 16.
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Market Report Kansas City Livestock Prices
Cattle and calves about steady to higher with gains up to 25 and 50 in some classes. Hogs steady to higher with barrows and gilts 23.00-50. Sheep steady with spring lambs 25.50-26.25 and ewes 4.00-6.00. Cattle top prices include high choice steers 26.25 and heifers up to 50, with various weight ranges shown.
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Kansas City
Wheat and market notes from Kansas City and Wall Street
Kansas City wheat and grain values across multiple grades with prices for corn, soybeans, rye and barley, plus futures for July September December March and May. Wall Street sees a renewed slide as Gaza and Vietnam crises spark nerves ahead of Memorial Day trading with Xerox Polaroid and GE among the notable movers.
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Gaza Strip
Vietnam
Xerox
Polaroid
Control Data
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General Electric
United Air Lines
Raytheon
Essex Wire
Chicago & North Western Railway
Handy & Harman
Eastern Air Lines
General Dynamics
General Motors
McDonnell Douglas
American Stock Exchange
Radar signs lead to arrest of two youths
Police said motorists slowed before a radar check after a passing motorist warned them. Investigators found warning signs and two youths, Ted A. Beauley and Zoe L. Medlin, who allegedly placed them on a pole. Both were arrested for interfering with police duties and released on personal recognizance bonds.
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Lawrence Firefighters Report Four Saturday Runs
Lawrences firemen made four runs on Saturday with no fires reported. A car fire at 725 Elm Street was extinguished at 3 51 p.m. A lightning strike hit a house at 2000 Louisiana Street at 6 43 p.m. A burning lawnmower at 2215 Alabama Street was put out at 6 46 p.m. A short in a cash register motor at Raneys Hillcrest drug store, 925 Iowa Street, prompted a 6 50 p.m. call.
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Memorial Day traffic toll may set new record
Chicago AP reports Memorial Day weekend traffic deaths totaled 394 by early today with projections for a four day span to push the total toward 650 to 750. Howard Pyle of the National Safety Council notes deaths are down about 5 percent from last year but the longer holiday could still break records.
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Howard Pyle
National Safety Council
Pyle
Boxcar TNT Fire Triggers Wide Spartanburg Evacuation
A derailed Atlantic Coast Line train near Switzer South Carolina spilled 100000 pounds of TNT in a boxcar along with Army ammunition. Three tank cars exploded and burned while a two mile evacuation radius was ordered by Sheriff Charles T. Snipes. No injuries were reported.
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8.C
Switzer
Charles T. Snipes
Francis M. Cannon 64 dies in El Dorado
Francis M. Cannon of 701 Ark. died unexpectedly Sunday in El Dorado. Funeral arrangements are pending at Rumsey Funeral Home. He is survived by his wife Lucille Cannon of the home a son Jack L. Cannon of Huron S. D. a brother Harvey Cannon of 815 Garfield two sisters Bertha Enoch of Topeka and Martha Williams of Perry.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
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Huron
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Garfield
Bertha Enoch
Topeka
Martha Williams
Perry
Agricultural writer Claude Hinman dies at 88 in Charleston
Claude Harrison Hinman 88 of 1020 Crestline Dr. died Saturday in Charleston S C. Born May 10 1879 in Afton New York he moved as a youth to Grand Junction Colorado area where he produced pure bred cattle He taught at Colorado State College and worked with the agricultural extension service at Kansas State University He authored numerous agricultural works and moved to Lawrence in 1961 Surviving are his son C J K Hinman of 1020 Crestline Dr a daughter Mrs Russell Hall of Charleston five grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
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Grand Junction
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Agricultural Extension Service
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Crestline Dr
Russell Hall
Ottawa Woman Mrs Lynne A Wilson Dies At 82
Mrs Lynne A Wilson of Ottawa died Sunday at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a three week stay. She served as Franklin County Register of Deeds from 1920 to 1931 and later managed an Ottawa Abstract firm. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm Dengel and Son Mortuary with Rev James McCrossen. burial in Wellsville Cemetery. Surviving: daughter Mildred Hill. sons Robert A Wilson and Walter E Wilson. sisters Lana Adkins and Gladys Anthony. brother Walter C Anthony. five grandchildren.
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Wellsville Cemetery
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Bladensburg
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San Francisco
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22Nd St
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Supreme Court to Study Lindbergh Law's Status
The Supreme Court agreed to review a Connecticut federal ruling that the Lindbergh kidnapping statute is unconstitutional. The Justice Department appealed the New Haven decision by U.S. District Judge William H. Timbers, with the case set for the fall term.
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John Daly to Head Voice of America Setup
Washington AP John Charles Daly 53 television panel moderator and former network news executive will head the Voice of America. He succeeds John Chancellor who resigns to join NBC as national affairs correspondent. Daly’s broadcasting career began with CBS in 1937 and includes White House coverage WWII Europe Africa and South America. Births in brief report: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Roach 1019 R 1 announce a daughter today.
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Memorial Hospital Admissions and Dismissals List
Memorial Hospital admissions include Mrs. Mattie Dimery Judy Deshazer and Ronald Woelk among many others from several towns and routes. Dismissals feature Mrs. Gladys Shuster Mrs. Shirley Armstrong and several named patients and families from Kansas and nearby communities.
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Valleyview Rest Home
Michael Roark
W. 20Th St
Judy Deshazer
Jeff Barnes
William Hunter
Baldwin
Louise Wallace
Wyandotte
Okla
Betty Laymon
Kansas City
Ronald Woelk
Tribune
William Candlin
Lawrence Ave
Richard Morriss
Eudora
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Ohio
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Kan
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Tenn
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DeSoto
Sally Pickett
Learnard
Virgil Terrin
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Miss
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Powers
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Rosa Barnett
Del
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Route 4
Shirley Armstrong
Ark
Robert Riner
Crawford
Richard Schroeder
Ala
Sally Jo Johnson
Paul Simmons
Mass
Eleanor Groves
Moundview Dr
Myrtle Daugh
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