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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1964
Page
2
KANSAS CITY AP markets show hogs 25-50 lower with barrows and gilts mostly 14.75 to 15.00 for 190-250 lb and sows 12.50 to 13.50 for 270-400 lb. Slaughter lambs stay steady to 18.00-19.75 for slaughter stock, ewes 5.00-7.25, feeders steady. cattle and calves see slaughter steers 19.00-22.75, good heifers 19.00-22.00, utility cows 12.50-13.50, good to choice calves 19.00-21.00.
Parsons livestock market lists rates for hogs cattle sheep and calves. Hogs include U S No 1 and 2 190-240 pounds at 14 75 to 15 00 with higher quotes for select lots and sows 400 pounds and down 11 50 to 12 50. Cattle show steady trends with grain fed steers 600-700 pounds 20 50 to 22 00 while calves and stockers range 14 00 to 27 00 depending on weight and quality. Sheep price ranges include spring lambs to 18 00 and feeder lambs 12 00 to 14 00 with ewes and rams valued accordingly.
Wall Street opened unevenly with shares near recent highs as defense news and international events influenced sentiment. U S Steel held steady awaiting reports, while metals, motors, and oils rose slightly and rails airlines and drugs slipped. AP composite rose to 292.0 and Dow up 1.64 to 786.98 at noon.
Kansas City AP market note shows consumer Grade A large eggs quoted 32 to 38 cents, mostly 38. Large B 26 to 31, mostly 31. Wholesale Large 35 to 39, mostly 38 cents, 80 percent A. Medium 35 to 38, mostly 38. Poultry butter and live fryers in Missouri and Arkansas unchanged.
Chicago market report shows live poultry steady to higher, roasters at 23 to 24 1/2 cents, few heavy hens at 18 to 18 1/2 cents. Butter prices steady, eggs barely steady with whites 37 percent grade A, 37s mix, 36s mediums and standards, 34 dirty, 33 checks.
Chicago grain prices show no wheat or oats sales. Corn No 2 yellow at 1.24 1/4, No 3 yellow 1.20 1/2, No 4 yellow 1.18 1/2. Soybeans No 2 yellow 2.69, soy bean oil 77 8. Soy bean oil 77sb-8a.
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Louis Eaton died at his Mt. Vernon home after a long career in Neosho county life. Born near Earlston he grew up in Mt. Vernon then Chanute, working for the Santa Fe until 1946 and serving as deputy assessor and Tioga township clerk. A Cedar Masonic lodge member and Methodist, he is survived by his wife. Burial will be in Mt. Vernon.
The funeral for Mrs Myrtle Morgan of Savonburg was held Saturday afternoon at the Savonburg Christian church with Rev Jean Minnich officiating. Mr and Mrs C M Barley sang with Glen Singer. Bearers were Ver Nelson Blain Wilson Wendel Parsons Leon Johnson John Dahl and Vern Cuppett. Burial followed at Mt Moriah cemetery.
Arthur Mike Hulteen a retired Santa Fe conductor from Wellington died at 3 AM at his home. Born March 15, 1885 in Vilas he was a member of First Presbyterian Church Wellington and several fraternal groups. Survived by wife Sylvia son George Hulteen Lawrence one grandson one granddaughter and four great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM at First Presbyterian Wellington with burial at Oxford under Frank Funeral Home Wellington.
Hospital notices show admissions Monday including Mrs Goss and Mrs Davis along with Catherine Shultz and Frank Cobl and dismissals for Arthur Coonrod and the Dewey party. Birth today records Mr and Mrs Melvin Stierwalt a boy. Permits issued for Freddie Markham and Charley Hansen improvements. new homes listed for L M Kensinger and others.
The Department of Justice filed a 4.9 million dollar damage suit in U.S. District Court naming McCloskey & Co of Philadelphia, Charles T. Main Inc of Boston, and Shepley, Bulfinch, Richardson and Abbott for numerous departures from contract designs and defective workmanship on the 15 story Jamaica Plain Veterans Administration hospital. Aetna Casualty and Surety Co. faced additional claims for the performance bond. McCloskey, a former U.S. ambassador to Ireland, resigned to aid Democratic fundraising.
Mrs Etta Wheeler returns to Chanute to reside, staying temporarily at Bryant Nursing Home until she arranges other accommodations. Her son Joe Wheeler of Coffeyville brought her home from Sedalia, Missouri, on Saturday.
H A Ricketts of 1010 S Plum Mer is in Manhattan this week for a clinic on the latest improvements in agricultural chemical products sponsored by an oil company. Ross Corbitt, son of Mr and Mrs Charles R Corbitt of 611 S Malcolm, has been elected president of Phi Kappa Theta at the University of Kansas. He is a senior majoring in journalism.
Carloads moved over Santa Fe system lines for the week ending January 25 totaled 32,590, up from 29,081 in the same week a year earlier. On line loadings were 21,539 versus 18,852, and cars received from connections reached 11,051 compared with 10,229 in 1963. A total of 31,899 carloads was handled last week.
Mrs Dora F Megr edy funeral held Monday at Roy Gibson Funeral Home with Rev La Moine Waldron officiating Ray Plummer sang The Lord s Prayer and Goin Home accompanied by Mrs Dave Petterson Flowers arranged by Mrs Kenneth Reinhardt and Mrs Albert Boman Bearers were Kenneth Reinhardt Harold Snyder Frank Davidson Albert Boman John Bowers Ottis Autry Burial at Cherryvale Cemetery
Newly elected Royster Junior High student council representatives and alternates for the second semester will be installed at a special assembly tomorrow morning. Patty Lassman leads as assembly chairman, with the first meeting set for Thursday morning. Delegates span 7th to 9th grades, including Ross Abbuehl Debra Stroh Roger Banks Craig McNamara Gary Hammons Jerry Williams Cindy Jones Bill Carter Jim Benson Pete Dexter Craig Skinner Mark Martin Greg Mitchell Linda Schultz Jane McGeitrick Deborah Wells Vicky Dunaway Deanna Hotchkiss Bill Gaudern Anna Ranz. Alternates cover 7th 8th and 9th grades with Kathryn Kihm Bill Hart Gayle Coots Billy Koch Mike Grooms Kathy Malson Bruce Parker Greg Weiner Rex Babcock Doug Morley Larry Chaney Randall Hutchison Richard Erickson Marilyn Sandage Christie Camp Linda Willis Cindy Reid Dorothea Dannenberg Paul Tate Cindy Johnson.
The Rev Peter Finnegan officiated the requiem mass this morning at St Patrick’s church for Aaron Edward Kepley. Bearers were Ralph Seidl Charles Sommars Bill Fairchild Raymond Fickel Everett George and John Thielen. Burial followed at St Patrick’s cemetery under Johnson Mortuary guidance.
A home show featuring a new aluminum siding will be held tonight at the Home Savings building by B and Contractors. It starts at 7 30 with factory representatives present. A film will be shown and Windows and the 1964 line of awnings will be featured. Refreshments will be served.
An explosion in a coal mine near Taipei killed 12 men and seriously injured 9 others. Fifteen miners are unaccounted for. The incident occurred Monday, and rescue teams search for the missing workers.
The funeral for William C. Markley took place Monday afternoon at the First Methodist church with Dr. Duff D. Wagoner presiding. A men's quartet sang selections and Mrs. Floyd Oberg played the organ. Bearers included Milo Johnson and others, with burial in Memorial Park Johnson Mortuary.
Grave side services for Mrs Ida Wilson will be held Thursday afternoon at 1 30 under the direction of Johnson Mortuary at Elmwood Cemetery.
Washington AP Cities Service Gas Co of Oklahoma City has won approval to build natural gas pipeline facilities in Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma at an estimated 3.2 million. A compressor facility in Leavenworth County Kansas is included to meet peak day demands.
Lloyd Fairbanks NFO national organizational director spoke at a Friday night meeting in Kansas, forecasting the biggest progress in organizing and bargaining amid Operation a Million and One. He linked agriculture to the nation’s economy and noted recent Des Moines convention and dairy contract figures.
A New York report says the asthma formula doctors prescribe most for private patients is now available without a prescription. Primatene tablets claim to stop attacks in minutes and provide hours of relief by opening bronchial tubes and easing tension.
Paris Reuters says remote likelihood of a Johnson De Gaulle meeting this year. Diplomatic exchanges stopped about three weeks ago after Johnson rejected a French proposal for a Martinique meeting during De Gaulle’s March trip to Mexico.
Gov. John Anderson filled two vacancies on the Kansas Supreme Court nominating commission. The action becomes effective when 60 percent of dairy production is signed by the NFC. Members named at Abilene include Allen Nunnenkamp, Charles Bettman, Charles Reaves, Edgar Hutchison, Ivan Fail.
He appointed Dr Robert Stevens Garnett as the lay member from the 3rd Congressional District and William H Curry Baxter Springs as the lay member from the 5th Congressional District. Stevens is a physician and Curry a trucking firm executive. The appointments bring the commission to full strength of 11 members, six attorneys and five laymen.
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