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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1965
Page
2
AP reports cattle cows at 15.00, feeder auction steady with choice feeder steers 24.20 to 26.05 and choice heifers 21.50 to 22.85. Hogs up 50 to 75 with barrows and gilts 25.50 to 29.25, sows 22.50 to 25.00. Sheep at 25, market untested.
Butter prices weakened with multiple grade levels 93 AA 60 down 11% and 92 A 60 and 90 B 59 edging lower. Eggs show irregular moves with whites grading A and mixed percentages noted.
Wheat No 2 red 1.70 to 1.71. No 2 hard 1.68. Corn No 2 yellow 1.25 to 1.26. No 5 yellow 1.074 to 1.12. Oats No 1 heavy white 0.76. No 1 extra heavy white 0.792. No 2 extra heavy white 0.79. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.67 to 2.72. Soybeans oil 11.00.
Wheat prices rise with No 2 hard around 1.62 to 1.64 and No 3 at 1.57 to 1.71. Corn values show No 2 white 1.34 to 1.43 and No 3 near 1.39. Oats at 74 to 79 cents, rye 1.15 to 1.18, barley 1.17 to 1.25, soybeans 2.56 to 2.64. Sacked bran 46.50 to 47.10 cents, sacked shorts 45 cents.
Wednesday admissions include James Gordon Grant Mrs Coretta Kerby Humboldt Mrs Pauline Reynolds Eric Vernon Larkin and Lillie Hewitt with surgery. Dismissals list Pam ela Horn Mrs William Rensick. Admissions today include Charles Green Anita Chapman Norman Beagley. Dismissals include Mrs Jerry Clines Michael Dent and R J Traffic Citation Diana Jones. District Court actions include Consolidated Well Service vs Sunset Oil Co and others with judgment and quiet title.
Mike Morgan a 16 year old of 1522 S Highland is held on charges of malicious property damage and petty larceny. He admitted taking 50 cents and three or four candy bars at the E Z Way Laundry and breaking a storage room door there earlier this week. He also admitted other entries and petty thefts at Peoples Theater and Roosevelt School.
The market showed mixed results in active afternoon trading. Sharp losses among high-flyers diminished while volume neared seven million shares, below Wednesday's 9.75 million. corporate bonds were mostly unchanged and U.S. Treasury bonds fell.
AP report from Kansas City Kansas details a small sports car collision on the Kansas Turnpike four miles west of the Bonner Springs interchange. Driver John G. Eichelmeyer 21 Shawnee Kansas and passenger Robert Lee Hankla 42 Pueblo Colorado died. Patrolman Don Lindesmith said they were en route from Pueblo to Kansas City for the holidays.
A Bedford barber shop was struck by a 55,000 pound earth rover crashing through the front. Postmaster Coleman Musgrove sat in the third chair when the monster loomed. Driver Jack Jones said a car cut in front of him causing brake failure and loss of control. The first two chairs were empty, preventing injuries.
Funeral services for Albert Samuel Hawley 89 of Chanute will be Friday at 2 p.m. in Johnson Chapel with Rev. Dean Melvin Owens officiating. Burial follows in Memorial Park Cemetery. Hawley born Humboldt March 21 1885 was a retired auto mechanic and is survived by son C W Hawley sister Lyda Kruger brother Milton Hawley six grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. His wife Bertha Kustandorter died in 1950 after their 1907 Chanute marriage. He lived in Chanute 33 years.
Requiem mass for Samuel M. Talley was said by the Rev. Vincent Brown at St. Patrick's Catholic Church. Bearers included Stafford Hale Frank Gregore Tom England Clayton Alvis Leo Mullaney and Ed Brenner. Burial followed at Elmwood Cemetery under Johnson Mortuary direction.
Al Ritz died of a heart attack in New Orleans ending the Ritz brothers act after 37 years. Alfred Ritz 64, Jimmy and Harry formed the trio whose slapstick routines brightened film TV stage and clubs in New Orleans Miami Beach and Las Vegas. The body will be sent to Los Angeles for funeral services and burial Monday.
Kansas Highway Patrol will place all troopers on the roads starting at noon Friday to handle holiday traffic. Other activities will be curtailed as emphasis shifts to traffic control with another push planned Sunday for homeward traffic. The holiday period last year saw nine fatalities from 6 p.m. December 24 to midnight December 27.
Maurice D. Freidberg, Topeka attorney and principal author of Kansas 1965 school foundation finance law language, died today. He served as a part time state bill drafting office employee and became ill at his home before being pronounced dead at a hospital.
Governor Avery announced a preliminary feasibility report on proposed turnpikes from Kansas City to Galena and Baxter Springs to Hays is due next week. The study by Howard Needles Tammen and Bergendorf will decide if a full feasibility study is warranted, which would cost about 250000 dollars.
Burglars burned their way into the vault of the First National Bank of Clifton using acetylene torches. Cash and safety depos it boxes were rifled but the amount missing is undetermined. Clifton and county officers with state and federal agents investigated. the bank had not seen a burglary in 88 years.
In Santo Domingo a six hour battle between army regulars and former rebels in Santiago killed fourteen. The incident threatens June elections and strains OAS mediation as rebel leaders push for military dismissals while the Inter American Peace Force weighs options to prevent a broader overthrow.
Rick Wolfe is home on a 22 day furlough visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Charles R Wolfe and family at 902 S Malcolm. He has completed Army boat training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri and will report to a base in Texas at the end of his furlough. The former Tribune carrier serves with Army medics.
Mrs. Ernest Anderson presented a talk on the Grotto of the Redemption at West Bend Iowa to Gem and Mineral Club members. Colored slides of the grotto and a fall show were shown followed by a gift exchange and refreshments for 25 attendees at the Williams home.
Daniel Cook, 36, of Lakeview Oregon, stopped at a red light on Fourth Street when a woman driver skidded into his car. Damage was minor and Cook drove on. Four blocks later another woman-driver slid into his vehicle. No injuries reported.
Members of the 4-H Club Jolly-Go-Getters held a Christmas party on Monday evening. A pot-luck supper preceded gift exchange and carol singing with special guests Mr. and Mrs. Fred Delano and family.
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