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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1963
Page
2
Cattle numbers around 5 000 with moves mainly steady to mixed. slaughter steers and heifers down slight. cows steady to strong. Hogs 4 500 with barrows and gilts 10 25 lower. sows steady to weak. Sheep 2 500 with lambs 50 75 higher. ewes steady. Eggs and cream prices listed. hides quoted with weight-based rates.
Hogs and cattle prices show a mixed session with U.S. No. 1 and 2 hog grades at 13.25 to 13.50 and heaviest sows 11.50, while cattle steady with grain fed steers 22 to 23.50 and prime calves 23 to 24. Bulls and veal prices also listed. Sheep and lambs show steady to firm values with spring lambs under 90 pounds at 22 and heavier lambs at 18, slaughter ewes 2 to 5, breeding ewes 6 to 12.
Wheat offered at 49 cars with small changes across grades. Corn mixed with No 2 white at 1.22 to 1.30, No 3 1.17 to 1.29. Soybeans quoted 2.50 to 2.56. Bran and Shorts priced 32.50 to 33.25. Mile maize and kafir also listed with range values.
Wall Street in New York showed gradual gains in a moderately active session. Volume was about 4.5 million shares versus 4 million on Monday as several key stocks rose by fractions to roughly one point.
The Kansas City AP notes consumer eggs by size and wholesale levels with unchanged poultry and butter. Live fryers and broilers in Missouri and Arkansas list farm prices at 13 to 14 and delivered at plant at 14 to 14 percent.
AP report from Chicago notes butter and egg prices hold steady while live poultry prices also remain unchanged.
Chicago grain prices show no wheat oats or soy sales with corn quoted steady or higher. May futures: corn $1.17 to $1.25, oats down about percent, rye down, soybeans down to around $2.58. Wheat near $2.12 with minor gains. Barley ranges from 1.23 to 1.30 with feed around 1.00 to 1.08.
Rexall Drugs announces a big sale with a circular display urging shoppers to visit Casey Rexall Drugs for the bargain event. The message promotes browseable sale items and invites customers to pick up the circular if they do not have one.
Dennis Day said his wife Peggy gave birth in Parks Nevada to their ninth child named Dennis. The boy is their sixth son and weighed 7 pounds 15 ounces at St. Vincent's Hospital in Los Angeles. Sgt Alvin York, WWI Medal of Honor recipient, is recovering at home in Pall Mall Tennessee after two weeks in Nashville hospital for a blood clot in the left lung and other infections.
The University of Virginia Daily Cavalier reports that seventy five percent of UVA students desire higher education, indicating a strong demand for graduate programs at the university in Charlottesville Virginia.
The notice advertises a free demonstration of the smallest and lightest phone ever made. Potential customers are invited to try a device described as tiny as a dime and light as a nickel.
Vernon L. Mathews, 19, of Harper wins the 1963 Star Farmer of Kansas with a $200 award at the Kansas Future Farmers of America convention in Manhattan. He milks 26 Ayrshire cows, owns 45 hogs, and cultivates 49 acres alfalfa 35 acres grain sorghums. The event also crowned Marvin Creager of LaCygne as state public speaking champion and announced seven $100 FFA foundation award recipients.
James H. Bryant, 18, of 103 S. Evergreen, arrested Saturday night on charges of driving while intoxicated and reckless driving, pleaded guilty in police court yesterday and was fined 150 dollars.
Police cited Ricky Davila, 17, of 1204 N Kansas for reckless driving and driving without a license after a minor crash at Santa Fe and Ash yesterday around 4 20 p m. Davila’s 1949 Dodge and Cecil J Borjas 18 of 807 N Santa Fe each sustained rear left damage with Davila totaling about 50 and Borjas about 25 dollars.
The Rev. Eugene N. Frazier of Hutchinson was chosen president of Kansas Christian Churches at the state convention in Coffeyville. New officers include C. William Nichols, Helen Case, and Rev. Arthur Adams. The convention approved a unified constitution and by laws, proposing a new name for the state organization and setting future convention hosts.
The court ordered a fine paid in weekly installments of 25 dollars. The first payment is due by May 25, with 25 dollars due on each of the following Saturdays until the balance is cleared.
Police investigated a break-in at the Junior Optimist clubhouse at 122 S Forest. The incident involved taking model cars from members and followed a report from Wichita area residents. Family news notes multiple visits and birthdays, including Eagle Scout Danny Joe Glamser and a 50th wedding anniversary.
A 1955 Chevrolet owned by Joe Anderson received minor damage after being scraped by a 1962 Ford at Main and Lincoln about 4 p.m. yesterday. Mrs. David Hanna was parking the Ford. no damage to her car was reported.
In Frankfurt two former Eichmann aides Herman Krumey and Otto Hunsche are set to stand trial for roles in the murder of at least 300000 Hungarian Jews and for extorting millions from victims with false promises of salvation. They served as Eichmann's representative in Hungary and as a legal adviser.
Funeral services for Elmer E. Caldwell are scheduled Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Erie Christian Church with Rev. Glen Crosby officiating. Burial follows at East Hill Cemetery in Erie, under Pierce Funeral Home. A separate service for Mrs. Nettie D. Daugherty will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Johnson Funeral Home with Rev. William T. Hunt presiding. Burial will be in Elmwood Cemetery under Johnson Funeral Home direction.
Admissions list includes Mrs Har old Casper R 2 medical Arthur Carlson 216 S Wilson medical William Derby Wichita medical Wilbur Mitchem 221 W 4th medical Mrs Harold King 1606 S Evergreen medical Mrs Alfred Allison 410 N Steuben medical Dismissals list includes Glen W Laymon Humboldt Clyde V Woods Jr Humboldt Admissions today Fay A Jen ner Chanute surgery Teddy Bill be 1109 S Evergreen medical Dismissals today Ervin L Gibson 105 E Main Mrs Henry Williams R 3 Mrs Billy E Griffith Humboldt Clayton H Osborn Humboldt Patrol Citations Kenneth D Jeffers 1411 Edith old tag 5 fines and costs James R Whitmer 1001 N Garfield speeding 10 fines and costs Dan M Matlock 1017 N Steuben reckless driving 20 fine and 5 costs Jey Young wearing driving while license suspended improper registration 25 fine and 5 costs Charles McLaughlin Coffeyville illegal tag display 5 fine and 5 costs
James L. Morris of 1213 W 4th cited for speeding with $10 fine and $5 costs. Wilbur G. Switzer of R 3 cited for failing to stop at sign with $10 fine and costs. Jerry Wallis and Eric Wallis cited for speeding. Myrtie M. Tunnell granted building permit for 1804 N Central with estimated cost 6000 dollars. Recent moves list includes Howard Dryden, Dan J Penno, Howard Hackett, James Stanlick and Barbara Krone changing addresses.
Millard W. Drisdell and W. M. Jay T. Klinginsmith serve as secretary and secretary respectively in the organization’s latest formal arrangement. The notice names these two as key officers involved in the administrative duties.
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