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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1964
Page
2
Kansas City livestock markets show hogs and sheep mostly steady with mixed feeder signals while cattle and bulls trend toward the lower end of the range. Slaughter steers and heifers remain steady to weak as meat prices hold near recent levels through midweek trading.
Market report shows steady bids for hogs with U S grades quoted 13.00 to 15.50 and sows and bears listed at 8.00 to 12.50. Cattle and calves follow with steers and heifers 600 700 pounds at 20.50 to 22.00, larger cattle 19.90 to 21.00 for 700 900 pounds, calves 21.00 to 22.50 for over 500 pounds, stockers and yearlings 14.00 to 27.00, and cows utility 12.00 to 14.00 with high grade up to 16.50.
Chicago AP reports butter steady with eggs irregular down 1 to 2 cents and grade A whites at 42, mixed 41 1/2, mediums 38 1/2, standards 35, dirties 34, checks 33. Live poultry unchanged to 1 cent lower with roasters 22-24 1/2 and special red white rock fryers 19-20.
Chicago trading opened with soybeans steady to firmer while grains overall showed mixed moves. Wheat fell about four cents, corn and oats fluctuated with slight gains and losses, and soybeans hovered near unchanged.
Kansas City AP reports at market quotes for consumer eggs across sizes with medium 30 372, large 34 41 mostly 38, small 20 26 mostly 24. Wholesale eggs show large 39 42 mostly 41, mediums 37 40 mostly 37. Poultry and butter unchanged. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers and broilers at farm 13 14.
Dora F Megredy aged 82 died at the Autry Nursing Home this morning. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Roy S Gibson Funeral Home.
Mrs. Byrd Roe of Chetopa died Tuesday in a Chetopa nursing home after a long illness. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. She was sister of the late Mrs. Nelle Turner of 526 West and was a frequent visitor in Chanute. A nephew, Ernest O. Roe of 627 South Malcolm, survives.
Retail buyers are told to check for quality and warranties in ads.Experts advise comparing prices from reputable sellers and inspecting products before purchase to avoid scams and faulty goods.
Mrs Minnie Mitchell of Wichita visits her sister and husband Mr and Mrs Harley Roberts of Route 3 and other relatives and friends.
Mr and Mrs John Riddle of Independence Missouri announce the birth of a son weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces last night. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Luke Lasley of route 3. The Rid dles already have two children Steven aged 8 and Darrell 17 months.
Willis Chaney of Chanute was sentenced in police court to 30 days in jail or a $30 fine on two intoxication charges. The arrests include one from Monday evening and another from August 1 of the previous year for which the fine had not been paid. Chaney remained in custody today.
Earl Beeler Jr. reported to police that a generator was stolen from a 1956 Chevrolet parked behind the Rendezvous Tavern within the last 10 days. The incident is under investigation.
The Nazarene Foreign Missionary Society led by Mrs. Willard Fox meets in the Church of the Nazarene sanctuary tonight. Mrs. Claude Pittenger conducts the study on The Church Abroad and Its Task. The 54 local members gave 1074 to foreign missionary support in 1963. Nazarenes work in 44 countries.
Mrs Glen Ice of Buffalo R 1 drove off an intruding raccoon at her farm home yesterday afternoon. The animal, startled by a barking dog, sat on the kitchen porch before she crept up and struck, ending the encounter with a well aimed blow.
The stock market moved into new high ground early this afternoon as vigorous gains lifted key stocks. Trading was active with many issues rising fractions to over a point and higher-priced stocks gaining 2 points or more. Encouraging news from various corporations accompanied the advance.
Admissions Tuesday list names Roy L. Lewis Jr. Diana Lynne Howell Mrs Enos Perez Mrs Ernest Wahl Mrs John Eg gan and others with medical status for Humboldt Stark and Thayer areas. Dismissals Tuesday include William Best Nancy Umbarger and several others with listed addresses. Admissions today include Mrs John H Barney and Timothy Fairchild with medical status. Dismissals today list numerous individuals and addresses including Mrs Ralph Berg and Walter Roy Harris.
Representatives J A McGlothlin of Pittsburg and J R Williams of Kansas City spoke at a Monday night meeting about joining the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen with the locomotive engineers. The two groups are among the nation’s oldest labor organizations, celebrating 90 and 100 years respectively, both based in Cleveland. They noted a two year expiry on the compulsory arbitration ruling for firemen and pressed for mandatory firemen on all locomotives if railroads do not reach agreement.
What a difference a year makes as January 21 sees a record high of 68 degrees after a year ago temperatures fell to six degrees below zero in St Louis.
Neil Nelson of Chanute R1 was chosen chair of the Wilson County National Farmers Organization at a Monday meeting in the REA building Fredonia. New officers include Ivan Fail as vice chairman and Carl Gorton as secretary with other board members and chairmen named for dairy grain and meat committees. The group reported dairy contracts signed and bids of 2.06 per bushel for wheat while announcing Operation A Million and One to reach over a million farmers in 60 days. Next meeting set for February 17 with additional dates listed for area events.
The Eddystone Light was erected in 1698 off Plymouth Harbor England by Henry Winstanley who aimed to face the fiercest storm. Five years later a massive storm wrecked the lighthouse, the crew, and Winstanley.
The Senior High School and Junior College music departments present a Sunday 3:30 p.m. winter concert in the high school auditorium with the Vocal e performing three madrigals and the band playing pieces including Amparito Roca Allerseelen Ballet Parisien and Camelot highlights directed by Harold Tarply and Leland Crapson.
Since 1896 the United States automotive industry has produced more than 208 million vehicles, marking a long arc of manufacturing growth and economic impact across decades.
In Libreville Gabon President Leon Mba announced the dissolution of Gabons national assembly as a cost saving measure He said a smaller assembly would be elected but did not specify a date for the vote.
Belgian Foreign Minister Paul-Henri Spaak said France did not consult NATO allies before recognizing Communist China. He called De Gaulle's move a setback to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and said it ignored the alliance’s agreed practice.
German Foreign Minister Gerhard Schroeder told the Bundestag there is no obligation for France and West Germany to consult on foreign policy. He spoke as questions arose about France's plan to recognize Communist China.
A blaze tore through Floyd Davis residence in North Winnipeg early today. Four of Davis's six children died, while the two surviving youngsters, their mother, and an aunt were hospitalized. Davis himself was in surgery at a hospital.
Saigon reports 31 Viet Cong guerrillas killed and 2 self defense corps fighters killed in two encounters. Military communique from the Defense Ministry cites clashes across the country with no immediate details on locations or dates.
The Italian cabinet dismissed the Belluno and Udine prefects after the Vai Oni Dam floods. A parliamentary inquiry was approved as nearly 3,000 people perished when a mountainslide burst the reservoir and a wall of water swept the valley on October 9.
District Court records from Chanute show Ruth Savage Wells versus B F Ingerson and others, quiet title granted to plaintiff with costs. Shirley J Mangine vs Joseph J Mangine grants divorce with custody and personal property awarded. decree pending costs. Notices mention speed charges and fire calls with location details in Washington and Steuben counties.
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