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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1960

Page

2

Hogs Higher Cattle Steady in Kansas City Market Report

Kansas City AP market notes show cattle steady with grain fed and stock cattle varying by weight and grade. Hogs remain mostly steady with some gains and specific barrow gilts price ranges, while sheep and bulls show modest movements amid regional callouts and local quotes.

Kansas City Livestock Kansas City Parsons U.S U. S Mike West Chanute Leslie Thompson Guy Edgerle S. Sancalves Ray Ss. Plummer Leonard

Kansas City Wheat and Market Report Summary

Kansas City market notes list prices for wheat corn and soybeans with multiple quality grades and weight categories. The report details bids and price ranges for No 2 hard dark No 3 white No 2 red corn yellow and mixed oats milo and other commodities and includes egg and cream pricing alongside poultry weights and basic receipts.

Chicago Grain Chicago Ansas City Cash Kansas City

Burkman Family Visitation and Local Miscellany

Enfred Burkman of Clay Center visits today with his son and two wives Dr and Mrs Reuben Burkman Mr and Mrs Ivan Snyder 102 E Chestnut attend funeral Sunday in Jefferson City for half brother Shelby Righthouse former cafe owner later Missouri highway department employee survived by two sons and three grandchildren. 1952 Plymouth owned by Marilyn Riker 207 Franklin sustained minor damage in a two vehicle collision at 4 p m near 11th and Santa Fe. truck driven by Charles R Wolfe scraped another car. no truck damage. L L Rowan reported minor bump to Soderquist Buick. purse lost in downtown area recovered. R J Heller returned from three weeks with daughter and family H Loy Arlington VA.

Ivan Snyder E. Chestnut Jefferson City Shelby Righthouse Righthouse Portland Cement Iola Missouri Highway Department Marilyn Riker Franklin Santa Fe Charles R. Wolfe S. Malcolm R. J. Heller S. Evergreen H. W. Loy Linda Nancy Arlington

Deaths and Funerals of Wagon W. Colvin

Wagon W Colvin 40 of 1820 S Evergreen died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born February 22 1920 in Stark he served in World War II and worked for the city of Chanute. Survived by wife Clara Step hen three daughters Herman Colvin US Army and eight sisters. Funeral plans to be announced.

Wagon W. Colvin Wayne W. Colvin S. Evergreen Neosho Memorial Hospital Stark Chanute St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Clara Stephen St. Louis Herman Colvin U. S. Army Delbert Evenson Eureka Sherry Lee Colvin Bernice Darlene Colvin Howard Colvin Humboldt M. J. Gifford Morris Lien Tillman Lien Rosa Rutledge J Bessie Hall Auburn

Cedar Lodge 103 AF and AM Stated Meeting Dec 7

Cedar Lodge No 103 AF and AM will meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday December 7 for a stated communication to elect officers and welcome visiting brethren.

Cedar Lodge A.M

St. John's College Plans $350000 Fund Drive

St. John's Lutheran College in Winfield announces a $350000 building improvement fund drive. The campaign starts January 29 with Lutheran church congregations asked to contribute $200000 and the rest to come from individual gifts.

St. John’s College Winfield St. John’s Lutheran College Lutheran

Daily Transcript Admits and Discharges at Neosho Memorial

Yesterday at Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions included William Best Lula Woodruff Joseph Wible and Kenneth Parkins for medical or surgical care. Dismissals included Mrs Ralph Lee and son Earl Dyson Eric birth announced for Cleo Harris. Police Court actions report John Gray and Lawrence Koenig of intoxication both pleading guilty and receiving 10 day county jail sentences less time served.

William Best S. Plummer Lula Woodruff Kincaid Joseph Wible S. Grant Kenneth Parkins S. Garfield Ralph Lee and Son Earl Dyson Eric Cleo Harris S. Malcolm John Gray Coffeyville Lawrence Koenig Buffalo

Virginia Retreat Planned by Kennedy

President elect John F Kennedy and his wife seek a weekend Virginia retreat from the White House for next year. He says it will help children escape the governing atmosphere. No house has been purchased or named yet as papers were not signed.

Washington John F. Kennedy Virginia White House Kennedy

Ellsworth Names Staff Aide For Incoming Term

Lawrence Kansas AP report says congressman elect Robert F. Ellsworth named R. R. Converse of Leawood as his Washington administrative assistant Converse previously ran Ellsworth campaign staff and served as district manager for Cadillac in Kansas and Missouri

Asphalt Assn Post For Highway Director

Kansas Highway Director Maurice Martin says he will resign to become secretary manager of the Kansas Asphalt Association. The resignation to Gov Docking is effective January 9, before the new Republican administration under Gov Anderson takes office. Martin was appointed by Governor Docking, a Democrat.

Topeka Kansas Maurice Martin Kansas Asphalt Association Martin George Docking John Anderson Docking

Daily crude decline in Kansas Oklahoma despite Texas gain

The Oil and Gas Journal survey shows a weekly drop in crude oil and condensate production for Oklahoma and Kansas totaling 50,285 barrels, offsetting a Texas increase. Oklahoma fell to 481,400 barrels and Kansas to 394,025, while Texas rose to 2,499,275. The year 1960 production is estimated at 2,368,766,500 barrels.

Ulsa Okla Texas Oil and Gas Journal Oklahoma Kansas The Journal

Metal Identified As Meteorites Near Maitland

Four metal chunks weighing a total of 10 pounds fell in a farm yard near Maitland Missouri on Thursday. Northwest Missouri State College science faculty tentatively identified the pieces as meteorites and sent them to the University of Missouri at Columbia for further study.

Maryville Maitland Leota Montgomery Science Department Northwest Missouri State College University of Missouri At Columbia

Bones found in Thames solve part of Love disappearance

In London the headless body of Mary Love and bones from her husband Jack Love were retrieved from the Thames. Police link Mary Love to the 1956 disappearance of the couple from Totteridge Terrace, noting the car and license details, amid four years of investigation.

London Thames Scotland Yard Mary Love Jack Tottenham

Black marriage row at Hillcrest cemetery sparks dispute

The Chanute Tribune notes a race based restriction at Hillcrest Cemetery where a clergyman was told by the cemetery board president that Hillcrest was organized as a private white cemetery. The dispute involves a plan to start as a car dealer and a costly payment by the wife to influence the arrangement. Massachusetts public accommodations law is cited against racial discrimination in business.

Chanute Tribune Star Line Love Massachusetts J. Loring Brooks Cemetery Association Hillcrest

Discrimination Probe At Hillcrest Park Cemetery

Attorney General Edward J. McCormack Jr asks the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination to rule on whether Hillcrest Park Cemetery in Springfield violated state law by denying burial to the Korean bride of an American soldier. The denial was reported by a Springfield church leader.

Kepley Hannah Elizabeth Kepley First Baptist Church Ray J. Hutchison Fred Bower Harve Johnson Fay Noland Abbott Arthur Elmwood Cemetery Johnson Boston Edward J. McCormack Jr Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination Hillcrest Park Springfield Ralph Stutzman Unitarian - Universal‘ist Church

Forest Ownership Totals by Public Sectors

States hold 19 million acres of commercial forest in the United States while counties towns and villages own 8 million acres, outlining a substantial public woodlands footprint across government levels.

United States

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