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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1962
Page
2
Kansas City AP report shows cattle led by good and choice steers at 27.00 to 28.50 and heifers at 25.75 with utilities at 14.00 to 16.00. Hog trade strong to 50 cents higher with 190-310 lb barrows and gilts at 17.75 to 19.00 and 270-450 lb sows 15.50 to 17.25. Sheep scarce with cull to good ewes 4.50 to 6.00.
Consumer eggs list prices by size with ranges. Wholesale egg prices note 80 percent shell eggs. Poultry and butter unchanged. Missouri Arkansas live fryers and broilers quoted at farm and delivered plant prices.
The notice provides grade A eggs and cream prices, current receipts, and meat and hide pricing data. It details weights for hens five pounds and up and hides under 30 pounds at ten cents per pound, with over 30 pounds priced at three dollars each.
AP reports Kansas City market bids for Wheat Corn Oats Rye Barley Soybeans and by product futures. Prices shown include No 2 hard and dark hard Wheat around 2.17 to 2.33 in cents per bushel and Corn No 2 white near 1.19 to 1.35 with oats and soybeans streaming at mixed figures.
Chicago grain prices show no sales in wheat corn oats or soybeans with soybean oil up 7 percent. Barley ranges 1.23 to 1.35 while feed barley 93 to 1.10. Wheat closes 2 cents lower to 1 cent higher for September at 2.074s4, corn steady to down, oats flat to 2 lower, September 63 cents, soybeans up 2 to 4 cents for September 2.347s4.
In dull late trading, U S stock prices rose slightly with about 2.6 million shares traded. Most major issues gained small amounts while a broad set of losers limited the advance. Bond prices stayed mixed amid quiet activity. The Mekong River runs from Laos through Burma and Cambodia, ending in the South China Sea.
The Daily Transcript lists Thursday admissions including Harry Johnson Jr and Jessie Jackson from Yates Center for surgery and medical cases, plus Randall Ikehorn and Jennie Hull among others. Dismissals cover Eva Hinsley and Herman Henricks. admissions today include Opal Wise Churchill and Edward Caldwell. Police Court reports Joseph Fox of Thayer fined for intoxication and language after prior bond. District Court in Chanute reduces Donald Harbord's burglary bond from 2000 to 1500.
The graveside service for Lewis E Helm was held at 10 a m Friday with Rev Elder Carl Beck of the Seventh Day Adventist church in Iola officiating Burial was in Elmwood cemetery Mrs Harve J Sloan and Mrs Carl Beck sang Last Railway to Heaven The flowers were arranged by Mrs Leo Rausch and Mrs Ellen Trent Bearers were J E Haymaker Alfred Alumbaugh Jim Trent John Beck R H Trent and J O Hugo
Two year old Catherine Burton watched birds from her nursery window and leapt from a height of 18 feet aiming to fly. A clothesline broke her fall and she sustained minor internal injuries reports the hospital.
Sunshine Band for Church of God in Christ presents Miss Virginia Jenkins in a 8 p.m. Sunday recital at 1212 N Washington. Graveside attendees for Lewis E Helm include Hugo and Sue Hugo plus several relatives from Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma. Various local notices cover a chamber plan committee meeting, Excelsior church homecoming, military enlistees from Chanute, and community stories.
The British Court of Appeal upheld the deportation order for Robert A. Soblen to the United States. Soblen’s lawyers dropped plans to appeal to the House of Lords and will instead seek a plea with Home Secretary Henry Brooke, who issued the order on August 2.
The Mukwonago High School band greeted Sen. Alexander Wiley during a five day campaign trip. Wiley kissed band director Richard Underberg's baby daughter Vicki three times for photographers. The trombone photo had circulated via the AP Wirephoto Network and sparked mail to the band.
Four major steel firms Bethlehem Republic National and Armco did not appear before the Senate Antitrust subcommittee to provide cost data. Chairman Estes Kefauver called the act a willful contempt of Congress and urged citation. Contempt actions would need approval from the subcommittee then the full Senate and possibly the Justice Department for grand jury action.
More than 100 veterans are expected at the Chanute chapter annual Rainbow Division meeting marking the 45th anniversary of World War I mobilization. The dinner at 6:30 pm in Home Savings lounge and a Sunday breakfast at 8 am in Tioga Hotel are scheduled with 103 attendees last year.
Five men were killed when a twin engine plane crashed near Seldovia on the Kenai Peninsula. The aircraft was en route to Homer for connections with Seattle.
In Salisbury England a soapflake bomb with 25 pounds of high explosive and soapflakes simulates a nuclear detonation during military maneuvers. The weapon uses waste oil and creates a mushroom cloud as part of training.
Massachusetts education commissioner Dr Owen B Kiernan urges local authorities to continue Bible readings in public schools. A memorandum says the Supreme Court ruling struck down only voluntary prayers composed by public authority, not readings.
AP report from Key West says six Cuban counterrevolutionaries captured in Matanzas Province were sentenced to a firing squad for killing four militiamen.
Washington AP Senator Carl T Curtis challenged denials that Billie Sol Estes received favored treatment from top Agriculture Department officials in hearings into cotton acreage allotment deals. The Senate Investigations sub committee pressed Undersecretary Charles S Murphy for a third day of questions and signaled the needed structural overhaul of the department.
Actress Patrice Wymore was reported in good condition after surgery to remove an infected kidney. The operation was performed Thursday.
A set of five English questions covering sentence correctness pronunciation spelling and word meanings. 1 The sentence I don't know but that I made a mistake is incorrect and needs restructuring. 2 The pronunciation of doughty is DOWT ee with first syllable stressed. 3 Withhold is correct while withdrawal withal wearisome and whimsicality are correct spellings. the misspelled option may be withal depending on context. 4 Savor as a verb means to taste or enjoy the flavor of something. 5 A word starting with merchandise that means relating to advertised goods or buy ad money is unanswerable from the provided garbled text. likely seeking a term like merchandise-related advertising constraints.
A plane carrying Gov. Edmund G. Brown and his wife made an emergency landing in Fresno after a hydraulic fluid leak sprayed the cabin. No injuries were reported.
A set of concise prompts guiding careful language use and descriptive wording. It includes acknowledging possible errors, proper pronunciation emphasis, and guidance on withholding, imparting sensory flavor, and noting political overtones with a focus on pecuniary aspects.
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