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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1963
Page
2
AP dispatch from Kansas City shows hogs 3,200 with barrows and gilts 30 to 75 cents lower and sows 25 to 50 cents lower. Barrows and gilts 190 to 240 pounds bring 15.50 to 16.25, sows 275 to 400 pounds 13.50 to 14.00. Cattle and calves scarce, sheep steady with lambs 18.00 to 18.50. Feed grains listed: barley 1.08 to 1.12, soybeans 2.52 to 2.64, bran 44.50 to 45.25, shorts 43.75 to 44.50.
AP reports wholesale and consumer egg prices in Kansas City with ranges for large medium and small eggs. Live fryers and broilers in Missouri and Arkansas show farm and plant delivered price ranges, with butter and other poultry unchanged.
Chicago AP reports butter steady in price as eggs show mixed movement with small gains. Grade A whites 70 percent or better quoted at 3642 cents per dozen, with mixed at 36, mediums 34, standards 34'2, dirties 32'2, checks 30'2.
Chicago prices show no wheat sales as oats rise and corn and soybeans edge higher. Soybeans finish unchanged to 7 cents higher with March futures around 2.60 to 2.69. Wheat up about 4 percent, corn up roughly percent, oats higher, rye steady.
AP reports miscellaneous wheat corn and feed grain quotes from Kansas City with bid ranges and grades. Prices cover No 2 hard No 2 red No 3 white and yellow corn, oats and milo with rye figures and car counts in the market.
Indonesia's Foreign Minister Subandrio will travel Sunday to New Delhi for talks with Prime Minister Nehru, reported from Jakarta. Elizabeth Taylor is house-hunting in London to establish permanent residence while filming The V.I.P.'s with Richard Burton at Shepperton Studios. Prince Albert of Belgium will lead a three week trade mission to Canada and the United States next month, announced in Brussels.
Employees were tested with a Bausch and Lomb instrument directed by Roy O. Pennock of Kansas City. Scores were compared to Purdue University standards, and underperforming workers were referred for full eye examinations.
House Education Committee studies a proposed reorganization bill to replace a 1961 law invalidated by the state Supreme Court. The plan would let the state superintendent approve districts, with local planning boards advising and voters approving. failures trigger redraws or state decision.
Wall Street prices moved irregularly lower late this afternoon with blue chips bucking the downtrend. Trading was moderately active with about 4.7 million shares. U.S. government bonds rose while corporates were mixed.
The passage classifies alcoholic drinks into three groups: fermented beverages like wines, brewed beverages such as beers, and distilled beverages including liquors. It explains these categories by the production method and provides representative examples for each.
The 21 year old Cassius Clay knocked out Charley Powell in the third round at two minutes four seconds to seal his 17th straight win with no defeats and 14th KO. He taunted I’m the greatest and forecast future bouts with Doug Jones and Billy Daniels. He aims to become the youngest heavyweight champion.
A roundup of small local items includes Coin Laundry pricing and hours at Nu-Way Coin Laundry, a free city recreation dance with The Fibrons and Methodist youth invite, Army Lt Darrel Erikson’s completion of engineer officer training, Millicent’s Ghost story hour at Chanute Library, Ralph Metzen’s hospital update after an asthma attack, and a 1956 Dodge crash on icy streets near 3rd and Kansas with $150 damage.
Mrs Dale LaGuire about 37 was found dead today in her burning home Firemen found the body lying across a bed The LaGuire automobile was in the driveway with its engine still running Her husband a Missouri Pacific railroad worker was on a run to Coffeyville Kansas The interior of the house and a section of the roof were destroyed
The State Conservation Division estimated Kansas crude oil pipeline runs at 275 979 barrels daily for the week ended Jan 21, down 11 105 from the prior week. January allowable is 310 000 barrels daily.
Multiple obituaries note Mrs. Charles E. Clark 83 of Erie died at Neosho Memorial Hospital with survivors including two daughters and two sons. Services set at Johnson Mortuary with burial in Shaw Cemetery. Earl Edgar Williams 75, a Chanute resident and former hotel operator, died at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Julia C. Myers 85, long-time Chanute resident, dies at West View Nursing Home. Solemn High Mass planned at St Patrick's Church. Other notices include funeral services for William L. Roberts in Humboldt and Chester W. Muninger, Elmer Bryant, Elmer Ota Hubler with services and burial details.
A wind swept Enterprise MIAMI street as a newsboy, holding two bundles, answered a motorist’s request for a paper. He slipped off his shoes, placed a shoe on each bundle, and dashed to the customer in stocking feet.
Royster Junior High School each elected 19 representatives and alternates for the student council this week. The group will be installed at a 10 30 a m assembly next Wednesday and will hold its first meeting the following day.
New York AP report says many longshoremen may return to work Saturday under a Kennedy mediation board settlement. Dock workers reportedly vote overwhelmingly in favor of terms. Walter A. Sullivan says he hopes to withdraw pickets from the Port of New York waterfront after the vote is official.
Daily Transcript lists Thursday admissions including Mrs Or lie McCoy 306 S Kansas medical Henry B Williams Sr R 3 medical and Mrs Andrew Ladd 906 S Rutter surgery plus dismissals of Eugene J Lee Stark Melford C Johnson Thayer and others. Traffic citation Max Zimmerman 309 N Western parking in a no parking zone with $2 bond. Police court actions Joan A Birner found not guilty Siegel tag use Richard Russell found guilty on reduced charge of speeding fined $10.
Heinz Maurer of Berlin visited Tombstone last October and was impressed by local officials hospitality. After returning to Germany he sent his Tombstone friends a barrel of Bavarian beer prompting town officials to plan a beer party at the OK Corral.
Sullivan said return could be Saturday or Monday, while disputes in South Atlantic and Gulf Coast ports threaten the overall restart for about 60 000 longshoremen. A Port of New York spokesman said local issues elsewhere would not delay New York's 22 000 if the union endorses the settlement. Even after workers return, it will take days to clear more than 650 ships tied up on the two coasts.
The Ever Ready 4-H club met January 16 at Murray Hill school with Beverley Erickson presenting project talks by Penny Sheldon and Miss Erickson, a Glen Barnhart demonstration, music by Alice Hendrich, health by Bruce Wolken, and recreation by Gary Raney and Harmon Wolken. A Valentine party is planned for February 14 with Sherry Bailey Barbara Stipp Jean Ramsey and Miss Erickson on the party committee. Marty Barnhart was introduced as a new member.
The Autumn Mothers club of 12 members enjoyed a guided Safari Museum tour Thursday afternoon. Mrs. David Nemmick hosted at 603 E. 14th, with Mrs. Richard Smith as co hostess and Mrs. Edward Hartman welcomed as a new member. Door prize winner was Mrs. Tom Elder. Next meeting planned for February 14 at Home Savings Lounge starting 6 30 PM with a Valentines party. Mrs. Robert Hembree named treasurer to replace Mrs. Leroy Phillips. Mr and Mrs Phillips and family plan to move to Emporia.
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