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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1963
Page
2
Livestock data shows cattle none, hogs 3 000 with barrows and gilts mostly steady to 25 lower. 1 3 190 240 lb barrows and gilts 13.75 14.25, 240 270 lb 13.50 14.10, 270 310 lb 13.00 65, 275 400 lb sows 11.50 12.25, 400 575 lb 10.75 11.50. Sheep none.
Kansas City AP reports consumer eggs unchanged and wholesale eggs at 80 percent A 3412-40 for large and 80 percent A 27-31 for mediums. Poultry butter and Missouri Arkansas live fryers and broilers also unchanged.
In Chicago cash grain quotes no wheat sales noted. Corn futures show No 2 yellow at 1.22, No 3 at 1.19 and a half, No 4 at 1.14 and a quarter, No 5 at 1.07 and a half. Oats No 1 extra heavy mixed at 73. Soybeans No 2 yellow at 2.74. Soybean oil quoted at 8b.
Kansas City market summary lists wheat with 273 cars and mixed price shifts for No 2 and No 3 grades across hard red and red varieties. Corn shows 25 cars with unchanged to lower quotes for No 2 white No 3. Oats lightly traded, and millet maize kafir rye barley soybeans bran and shorts quoted in ranges.
TOPEKA AP Gov John Anderson appointed Verna Blythe of Pleasanton to the Marais des Cygnes Sacre Park Board of Trustees succeeding Ethel Hutchinson who resigned. He also named Joseph Mitchell of Arcadia as justice of the peace of Lincoln Township in Crawford County.
An official from the Veterans Administration said 53,238 Kansas World War I and II veterans will receive life insurance dividends early. Dividends total about $2 per veteran and will be paid on an accelerated, nationwide basis in 1964.
Wall Street reports the 61st American Bowling Congress tournament will be held in Oakland California from February 22 to April 26. The Chanute Tribune notes local publishing details and AP news use for republication rights.
State troopers from Cumberland dispatched to a reported explosion at Alleghany Ballistics Laboratory near Cumberland Maryland. No injuries confirmed. The lab operated by Hercules Powder Co for the Navy was in emergency and not taking outside calls. residents said a fire started about seven miles south near Rocket Center West Virginia.
Erie authorities report the appeal of Charles C. Murphy from a Cherryvale driving while intoxicated conviction has been withdrawn in district court. The Chanute conviction will stand and the case is removed from the jury docket, ending the term’s last scheduled trial. Murphy was arrested by Chanute police in November 1962.
Dodge City youth Jack Henderson age 19 has been assigned to handle Black Jack the riderless horse in President Kennedy's funeral cortege. He is with the 22nd Caisson Unit of the 3rd Infantry at Fort Myer Virginia known as The Old Guard.
Sancta Lucia Day, a Swedish Christmas tradition, is celebrated at Bethany College in Linwood Ninety-nine. A freshman girl in a white gown with a crown of candles visits women’s residence halls at 3 a.m. delivering coffee or cider and vanilla wafers while carols are sung by Lucia and her court.
Jesse H. Powers, 50, of Topeka was killed Thursday when his car ran into a ditch and overturned in Lawrence. Local authorities investigated the fatal accident and confirmed the victim’s identity.
The American Farm Bureau Federation re elected Charles B Shuman to a second two year term affirming belief in fewer government controls. Resolutions urged subsidy payments and lower price supports while supporting private sales to Soviet bloc and opposing food stamps tax cuts and federal care programs.
Oklahoma City dealer Bill G. Rhodes invited a well-dressed customer for a test drive. The suspect grabbed the car at gunpoint, producing a .38 caliber pistol during the outing. Police launched an investigation into the bold robbery attempt.
The obituary notes that the woman was preceded in death and that her funeral service occurred in Houston on Wednesday, followed by burial in the same city.
Daily hospital notices list Thursday admissions including Patrick Weldon Humboldt and Devona Allen, with surgeries for Eddie Caldwell and Virgil Reed. Dismissals appear for Finley Myers, Vincent Culbertson, and others. today’s admissions include Earl McCullough Jr and Teresa Semrad. marriage licenses issued for Cox Rankin and Stevenson Wheeler.
Lawrence Kansas Henry Bubb chairman of the Kansas Board of Regents today recommended a half cent increase in the Kansas sales tax to aid the states universities and colleges. The proposal was announced at a luncheon attended by university and college presidents and student leaders from all state schools.
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