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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1964
Page
2
Cattle 2,200 head with calves 50. not enough slaughter classes for accurate price test. Hogs 3,500 with barrows and gilts weak to 25-50 lower, sows steady to 25 lower. Barrows and gilts 190-250 lb 14.75-15.25, sows 300-400 lb 12.50-13.25. Sheep 200. feeders scarce, all classes steady. Slaughter lambs good to choice 18.00-19.50, ewes 5.00-6.50.
Parson city market reports steady cattle and hogs with grain fed steers 600-700 lb at 20.50 to 22.00 for U.S. choice and 16.50 to 18.50 for standards. good 700-900 lb 19.90 to 21.00. calves and stockers show wide ranges from 14.00 to 27.00. Sheep steady with spring lambs up to 18.00 and ewes 2.00 to 12.00. breeding ewes 6.00 to 12.00.
Consumer eggs show small adjustments with large A 32-37 and medium A 30-34, large B 27-31, others unchanged. Wholesale eggs at 80 percent A 35-39 for large and A 34-37 for mediums, poultry and butter unchanged, live fryers Missouri and Arkansas at farm 122-13 and at plant 13-13?4.
Chicago AP reports butter steady with slight declines for some grades and egg prices weaker with 2 to 4 point drops. Butter quotes include 93 score AA 57 and 92 A 57, while eggs fall across grades with whites at 33, mixed 33, mediums 30, standards 32, dirties 31, checks 30.
Kansas Supreme Court Justice Clair E. Robb was released from the University of Kansas Medical Center after entering January 5 for a routine medical checkup. He left the facility on Tuesday.
The listing shows Grade A Extra Large eggs at .28 and Grade A Large at 2B with Grade A Medium .26 and Grade B Large .26. Current receipts 23. Cream premium RSSO OB cab sec o ccdies 47 Ge BUS O. Egg assortment includes Hens 05.
Wall Street in New York closed irregularly higher with moderate volume around 4.3 million shares. Chemicals and cigarette issues led the advance while most key stocks moved in fractional gains or losses. Government bonds rose unevenly in quiet trade as corporates opened mixed.
The St Paul School of Theology will merge with National College ending this term. National College with 249 undergraduates is supported by the Methodist Women’s Division. Bishop Eugene M Frank says the group lacks funds to keep the school afloat, and the seminary will move onto the National campus in 1965 after trustees approved the consolidation.
Kansas City Municipal Airport will receive new radar gear to extend coverage up to 60 miles and a 30,000 foot ceiling. The upgrade, costing about 100000, follows earlier installations in 1952 and 1956 and is part of a 25-airport program including St. Louis.
The Saturn 1 rocket’s first full scale test flight launched a 37,700 pound satellite into orbit, achieving 1.5 million pounds first stage thrust and a live second stage with liquid hydrogen. Presidents and NASA officials hailed the milestone as a step toward manned lunar landing this decade, while Von Braun noted US leadership in payload capacity.
Bonnie Frimire, 20, accused of mistreating her infant daughter Brenda, 20 months, after the baby suffered severe burns to the mouth and face. Frimire pleads innocent, held on $5,000 bond for a Feb 4 preliminary hearing. husband John, 23, a Fort Leonard Wood soldier, questioned and released. Police say she admitted trying to curb the baby's habit of eating cigarettes by applying hot matches to her face.
In McPherson Kansas a 16 year old boy, Charles Mills Jr., is held on $2000 bond for felonious assault after a six year old girl, Ann Kopsa, suffered head cuts and bruises. Mills allegedly lured her into a garage near a welding shop, beat her with a lead pipe, bound and gagged her, and carried her to an outside toilet. The incident occurred between 3:30 and 4 p.m. Tuesday. she was found at 4:45 p.m. and hospitalized. The youth claimed anger over school troubles. school records did not substantiate his account.
Injuries from an automobile wreck near Harrisonville Missouri on December 21 proved fatal Wednesday to Mrs Amy Ethel Robinson 74 of this city.
Humboldt Miss Steele, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Floyd Steele of Wichita, was introduced by program chairman Fred Hiller. Lyndell Mosley presided and Courtney Moses gave the invocation. Visitors Warren Schmidt and John Powell of Iola attended, with Charles and Robert Hiller as guests of their father.
Glenn leads among Ohio county Democratic chairmen in a partial AP poll for the May 5 Senate primary. Of 4 responses, Glenn 27 Young 16 undecided 1, with 31 favoring Glenn as the stronger general opponent if Taft Jr. is the Republican nominee.
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The Interior Department backs a bill to distribute a $6,439,088 Pawnee Indian tribe judgment award from the Indian Claims Commission. Oklahoma Senators Monroney and Edmondson say the tribe may determine fund use with Interior approval. The Pawnee business council mulls a family plan and a reserve for self-help programs.
MANHATTAN, Kan. AP Mrs. Norman Thompson of Garden City is the new president of the Kansas Home Demonstration Advisory Council. Other officers elected at Kansas State University include Mrs. E. G. Becker Meriden vice president, Mrs. Glenn Kindler EsBow secretary, and Mrs. Harold Goff Manhattan treasurer. District directors are Mrs. Vera Decker Beattie Mrs. Thomas Miles Jewell Mrs. Floyd Laidig Danbury Neb., Mrs. Cecil E. Merkel Garfield, and Mrs. Barl Kelley Cedar Vale.
Mrs. David Shepard of rural Chanute reported an electric portable typewriter missing from her home yesterday. Police believe the theft occurred with a prior clothing theft at the same residence last month. most clothing was recovered after two burglary suspects were arrested in Oklahoma. Ray Glenn Brown of Chanute was arrested on a check-law warrant and jailed pending disposition.
Mrs. Bertha Stratton of 502 West First returned home Wednesday from Barstow California where she had been visiting her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Ross Clemens. She also visited Mr and Mrs Charles McKellips and family in Glendale California.
Neosho Memorial Hospital reports admissions on Wednesday including Mrs Thomas McHenry Humboldt and others. Dismissals list Mrs Albert Carder and three more. Births include a son to Mr and Mrs Tommy Keller. Admissions today include Teresa R Cleaver and Guy O Smith. Dismissals today list several patients and families. Birth today notes another birth at Thayer.
TOPEKA AP Dr Milton B Miller 76 a Topeka physician and chairman of the board of City Life Insurance Co died Wednesday in a Topeka hospital Memorial services were not announced.
Mrs Mary Stenger a longtime Walnut resident died after a week long illness. She was 98 born March 11 1865 in Cincinnati Ohio taught music 15 years before marrying Edward Stenger in 1896. Survivors include son Edward and daughters Marie Dowling Agatha Stenger all of Walnut five grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Rosary Friday 730 p.m. Carson Funeral Home Walnut funeral Mass Saturday 11 a.m. St Patrick Church Walnut Rev William Cremin officiating burial in St Paul Cemetery.
Lawrence Berry 84 of Humboldt died Wednesday after an extended illness at the home of his son Charles Berry 321 S Garfield. He was born December 3 1879 at Clifton moved to Ponca City and settled in Humboldt in 1904. He married Maye Shaubell July 20 1902 in Ponca City. She died November 26 1958. He retired from Humboldt Brick and Tile in 1954 after 50 years of service. Surviving: two sons Charles and Don Berry Norfolk Calif two daughters Arline Bracken El Dorado and Ima Danster Clyde Texas one brother Isbern Berry Catoosa Okla 13 grandchildren 22 great grandchildren one son Robert died in 1941. Funeral at Price Funeral Home Humboldt 10 a.m. Saturday Rev Gene Taylor Humboldt Methodist Church officiating burial Mt Hope Cemetery Humboldt.
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