Market News Harwood and KC grain and livestock reports
Market notes from Harwood's Market list Wheat 1.41 Ear Corn 1.04 Shell 1.14 Mile 1.72 Soybeans 2.35 Barley .80 Oats .65 Eggs and butter price quotes follow. Kansas City AP reports producer eggs large A 31-35 medium A 24-33 small A 18-20 large B 23-26 wholesale eggs large 35-38 percent A 34-36, mediums 34-36. Hog and sheep prices and weights shown. cattle and calves values given for slaughter steers and mixed stock.
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Harwood
K.C
Kansas City
N. Y
New York
Admiral Close
Allied
Am Airlin
Va Am Motors
Ys Am
Tel & Tel
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Anaconda
Atchison
Atlas Chem
Tengeer Ane Iy
Avco Corp
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Sperry Rd
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Chicago
Wheat futures hold steady amid Kansas City market data
Wheat and grain prices stay mostly unchanged on KC open with bid ranges for No 2 hard and dark hard wheat at around 1.61 and 1.56 to 1.60 for No 2 red. Corn see solid 1.30 to 1.44 for No 2 white and 1.22 to 1.24 for No 3 yellow and mixed. Soybeans hover near 2.49 to 2.57 per bushel amid mixed oats and barley figures.
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Kansas City
Stocks Rise in Late Rally on Broad Market Gains
New York stocks recovered from earlier unease as an active trading session produced scattered gains and losses. Chrysler and Ford rose over a point, IBM weakened, Du Pont jumped, and Comsat fell, with other major movers including General Motors, Sears, Boeing, and Northwest Airlines.
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New York
Motors
Chrysler
Ford
General Motors
du Pont
IBM
Sears Roebuck
Boeing
U.S
J.I. Case
Comsat
Northwest Airlines
Western Airlines
American Stock Exchange
Two KU Assistant Instructors Named Resident Actors
Two Kansas University assistant instructors of speech and drama will serve as resident actors with University Theatre this fall. Tom Rea and William Kuhlke join the program, will perform key roles in 1964 1965 productions, with Rea slated for a leading part in A Man For All Seasons opening October 16 17 23 and 24.
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Kansas University
University
Lewin Goff
Tom Rea
William Kuhlke
Rea
Memorial Hospital Births and Dismissals List
Memorial Hospital reports dismissals for Patricia Drinnon and others while births occur at various homes. Newborns include a son for Gene Arnold and a son for Theodore Bower III with other families expecting daughters today or later this week.
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Gene Arnold
Stouffer Place
Theodore Bower III
Del
Donald Duncan
Williamstown
Timothy Hamill
W. 25Th
Keith Gilliland
Linwood
Deaths and Funerals of Mrs Malinda S Maloney and John Dwyer
Mrs Malinda S Maloney 98 died in Tulsa Oklahoma after a life spent in Pennsylvania Ohio Kansas and California with her family since 1911 She is survived by a son Owen W Maloney Sr and several grandchildren and great grandchildren Funeral at Stanley Funeral Home Tulsa Friday 10 30 a m John Bernard Dwyer of rural Tonganoxie died Tuesday in a Tonganoxie nursing home Rosary 8 00 p m Quisenberry Funeral Home Tonganoxie Funeral Mass 9 30 a m Friday Sacred Heart Church burial Calvary Cemetery Lawrence
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Malinda S. Maloney
Tulsa
Oklo
Emlenton
Ohio
Independence
Kan
John Bernard Dwyer
Tonganoxie
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Lawrence
Dwyer
Engineer Frank L. Gilmore of Mexico City Dies
Frank L. Gilmore, born 1878 in Lawrence, died Wednesday morning in Mexico City where he lived with his daughter Mrs. Margaret Turnbull. He earned a 1898 B.S. in engineering from Kansas University and was a frequent visitor to Lawrence. Funeral arrangements were not announced.
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Frank L. Gilmore
Mexico City
Mexico
Margaret Turnbull
Lawrence
Gilmore
Kansas University
Mexican power pioneer known as Don Pancho dies
The text notes a Lawrence native who moved to Mexico in 1903 and built electrical transmission lines. He led American and Foreign Power Co. as president and GM from 1929 to 1948, earning the Alumni Citation for Distinguished Service in 1960. Survivors include a son Lansing Gilmore in Mexico City, six grandchildren, and several cousins.
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Mexico
American and Foreign Power Co
Don Pancho
Gilmore
James L. Gilmore
William John Gilmore
Lawrence
New York
Fort Leavenworth
New Mexico
Lansing Gilmore
Mexico City
J.W. Gowans
Engle Rd
George Kirchoff
Mildred Kent
Isabel Gilmore
Kansas City Area
Shelters Face Dilemma as Storm Halts Water Pumps
Dorawas low pressure cripples pumps at the water utility, closing shelters for evacuees. Civil Defense officials weigh when to release residents as the storm blocks critical infrastructure and hampered relief efforts.
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Civil Defense
Dora Forces Mass Evacuations Along Georgia and Carolinas
Director Fred Willis says shelters face low water pressure making toilets unusable. About 50,000 people flee the northeast Florida coast as Dora nears while thousands move inland to higher ground in Georgia and South Carolina.
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Fred Willis
Florida
Dora
Georgia
South Carolina
Drunken Driving and Speeding Fay Events Listed in Courts
In the Courts section multiple individuals are cited for alcohol and traffic offenses. Names include Lawrence Williams Homer L. Rhoten Robert Bartelli, Betty Leidner James Busse Melvin Huxtable Lester Childers Jerry West James Weeks and Michael B. Black with fines ranging from 5 to 50 dollars and terms up to 30 days. Additional charges include driving under the influence profane language threatening an officer and no driver's license.
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Clair Canady
Route 3
Lawrence Williams
Homer L. Rhoten
Denver
Colo
Robert Bartelli
Elmont
Larry P. Raney
Betty Leidner
Lawrence
James Busse
Melvin Huxtable
Kansas City
Lester Childers
Jerry West
Topeka
James Weeks
Richland
Michael B. Black
Local Notices and Citations From Court Docket Totals
The record lists multiple traffic fines including reckless driving lights and stop signs with names like Frank Speicher Leroy Cox Oscar Hale Clifford Lenhardt Beverly Burghart Marilyn Frye David Nelson and others. It also shows civil case pairings such as Pa tricia Konrad versus Fred Konrad and Anita Garton versus Dan Garton among others.
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East Dr
Frank Speicher
Conn
Leroy Cox
Oscar Hale
Lawrence
Clifford Lenhardt
W. 24Th
Beverly Burghart
B. 16Th
Marilyn Frye
Oakhill
David Nelson
Redbud
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Lawrence, Kansas
Sibyl McDonald
E. Llth
Ruth Dixon
N.J
Larry House
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Teresa Jackson
Baselior
Eddie Hague
Eudora
Pearl Church
Clara Roberts
W. 19Th
Russell Nutter
Perry
Patricia Drinnon
Moundview
Anthony Robb
Lois Hills
Route 4
Geniece Kay
Baldwin
Carolyn Hamlin
Westdale Rd
Tammy Raines
Carl Amerine
Dorothy Coffman
Baby Boy
Barbara Hunermund
Sunset Dr
Fred Stewart
Merald Tice
Clara Blough
N.H
Hazel Rinehart
Zella Schaake
Mrs
Malinda Maloney
McCrory
Otasco
Oklahoma Tire and Supply
Massachusetts
Colle
Ray Stoneback
B.F. Goodrich Silvertowns
Big Edge
Silvertowns
Henry G. Goss
Mount Oread
Std
Bank OF Lawrence
Kansas
Drive-In Bank
9Th
Tennessee ST
Federal Deposit Tsupakse Corporation
Alice Harrison
Frances Bailey
Everett Bailey
Patricia Konrad
Fred Konrad
Earlene Coffelt
Charlie Coffelt
Anita Garton
Dan Garton
Mary Dorothy Becker
John Becker
Ira Stewart
Leland Stewart
Velma Patz
Donald Patz
Sharon Schumacher
George Schumacher
Cyprus
Paula J. Badger
Paul A. Badger
R. S. Harrison Tites
the Steak House
Carter
Armstrong
Mary Carter
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