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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1964
Page
2
Kansas City traders saw hogs steady to 25 lower as cattle and calves held near last quotes. Lambs rose 25 to 50, while feeders and ewes remained steady. Chicago markets showed varied moves in poultry butter eggs and grains with minor gains for some items and steady prices for others.
Cecil Hollenshead of Hillsboro Texas left Monday after a Sunday visit with his parents and relatives. Steuben’s Hugh Jones attended a State Banking Board meeting in Topeka. Roy Aikins Jr enlisted at 17 for six years of Reserve training with active duty. Ev ergreen’s Mrs. Bert Truster returned home from Mercy Hospital. Kansas City market notes show egg and corn price movements and grain bids. Ed Maksimowicz reported clothing theft from a clothesline at his Santa Fe residence.
The clipping blends obituaries for Parsons and Walters with a livestock market roundup. It mentions Dr. and Mrs. Wagoner and Dr. Bramble as local figures, a church service for John Erwin Walters, burial at Memorial Park, and livestock prices from veal to cattle with grade and weight distinctions. Police notes reference a driving offense and a bank robbery case tied to Charles Vierth.
Investigators recovered a car tied to the big half million bank truck robbery in Paterson New Jersey. Police disclosed a vehicle found near the church rectory where the holdup occurred on Monday morning by three masked men. Only two jackets, pants, and a ski cap were left as clues.
Abilene publisher Henry Jameson and Topeka insurer J Hambleton Abrahams urged restoring cuts in higher education budgets at a Topeka hearing. Regents ask for half of their requests while noting growth and long-term harm to state education. Mental health advocates also pressed for restored funding amid a tight budget year.
Kansas traffic death log for 24 hours ending 9 a.m. Tuesday December 2, 1984 lists two fatalities. The Topeka AP summary records the numbers and locations of weather related crashes and other fatal incidents across the state.
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