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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1964
Page
2
Cattle 300 calves none trend unclear choice heifers 22 75 hogs 1800 all classes steady to 25 lower few 50 off barrows gilts 195 200 lb 15 7 17 25 1 2 195 220 lb 17 50 65 2 3 240 260 Ib 16 25 75 sows 375 Ib 13 75 14 75 sheep 500 market not established
Chicago AP notes steady to higher tones in produce pricing with Butte showing stable to firm trends. Eggs remain steady to firm, with whites high grade A and various percent changes in quality grades and dirties noted amid fluctuating market signals.
Chicago AP reports grain quotes with Wheat No 1 heavy soft red at 1.46 4, No 2 soft 1.47n, No 1 heavy yellow hard 1.57%s, Corn No 2 yellow 1.25n, Oats No 2 extra heavy white 65 4, No 2 heavy white 64'4n, Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.52'4n, Soybean oil 8.33n.
AP reports Kansas City grain quotes with wheat and corn mixed declines and varied No 2 and No 3 prices for white and yellow corn. Oats hold with small changes. Millet, rye, barley, soybeans show mixed ranges. bran and shorts priced at 35.00 to 37.75.
Wall Street gained momentum led by motors as volume reached about 5.6 million shares, rising from 5.07 million, with belief of strong second and fourth quarter earnings and a strike avoidance boosting market sentiment. Bonds were mixed amid overall firming trades.
Daily Transcript lists Thursday hospital admissions including Linda Pollman Humboldt Herman Middendorf Humboldt Mrs F D Watkins 214 N Washington medical Robert Pearman 2078 Central medical Kenny Jones 105 S Gretchen medical Mrs Larry Bogle 1521 S Edith medical Elvin Mauk Humboldt medical Mrs Roscoe Offen backer Buffalo medical Mrs Gerald Endsley 309 W 6th medical Dismissals Thursday Emmett Campbell 119 W Main Mrs Fred Stenger R 2 Mrs Thomas Jones Earlton Admission today Harold J Mattox Derby medical Dismissals today Mrs Danny Brown 105 N Highland Mrs Millard Morgan 1705 S Highland Mrs Raul Garcia 1107 S Forest Traffic Citations Tim Goltry breaking sidewalk Posted 2 bond Jenny Webb 702 N Steuben disturbing the peace with loud moteur bond requested Police Court Action Jean Freeman 214 N Grant reckless driving Found guilty fined 75 Jim Cushmen 705 S Santa Fe driving while intoxicated Found guilty fined 125
New York AP Local 808 president Steve Milone says a settlement approved Thursday allows Teamster truck drivers to wear knee exposure for cooling, banning short shorts while requiring knee socks. A one day walkout at a Railway Express Agency terminal in Brooklyn followed July 2 after five drivers sent home for bermuda shorts and fifty others joined.
Two prisoners, both from California, escaped from the federal prison honor farm late Thursday in a government dump truck and remained at large today.
A fragmented price list shows Grade A Extra Large eggs at 28, Grade A Large 27, Grade A Medium 22, Grade B Large 25, Grade C estess at 22, Cream premium 52, and miscellaneous items including hens and roosters with hides priced at 4 cents per pound. The OCR contains garbled words but preserves market pricing structure and product types.
AP reports a bomb hoax Thursday targeted the Citizens State Bank of Arlington, Kansas, about 18 miles southwest of Hutchinson. It marks the fifth such incident in the Hutchinson area, prompting police investigations and likely security checks.
Robert Bower and several Chanute youths prepare for a three week trip to Valley Forge Pennsylvania as part of the Sedan Council Boy Scout delegation. Bower as first alternate becomes eligible for the National Jamboree with Floyd Potter C L Fisher aiding staff duties.
Rick Hummer reported a theft of half a tank of gas from his car parked on his street between midnight and 6 a.m. Laura Dicks said a billfold with her driver's license and papers was stolen from the front seat of her car on Main Street yesterday. No money was taken in the Dicks incident.
Police logged several prowling incidents with a man carrying a flashlight involved on Wednesday night. The reports indicate multiple sightings in the area and ongoing police follow up.
Police received a report of a fight at a local eating establishment yesterday at 11 30 p m They detained Merle Clifford St Clair of Iola and Carl A Boaz Jr of Walnut on charges of intoxication and fighting Boaz was released on a 30 bond this morning and St Clair faces the same bond request
Curt Cleaver reported paying 90 dollars for copper wire offered by three men with a Montgomery county license plate. Chanute police found a large quantity of wire stolen in Coffeyville last night. The case was referred to the Neosho county sheriff for investigation. Mr and Mrs Raymond Radford learned their aunt Mrs L M Sample in Monroe La is in serious condition after a fall and will undergo surgery for a broken hip. They left for Monroe.
A Dallas welder Louis Lee created a bronze bust of police officer J. D. Tippit to memorialize the slain hero. The bust will be presented to the Police Department days after Tippit was shot on an Oak Cliff street on November 22, the same day President Kennedy was assassinated.
Kansas City AP reports the 24 hour period ending 6 am recorded highs and lows with precipitation totals. The data names measurable temperatures and rainfall or snowfall totals across a local network, noting notable fluctuations and regional variance for the morning digest.
Mary E. Reaves, 43, of Manhattan, is the subject of a broad search after her car was found on U S 24 ten miles west of Hoxie with human blood in the back seat and trunk. She was last seen in a Manhattan tavern Saturday night. Logan Stanford, KBI director, said blood tests indicate human blood and further tests are planned.
Washington AP reports Kansas elected Republicans backed bills and amendments on government salaries and disclosure. Voters supported an amendment raising Chief Justice and Supreme Court salaries. Pearson opposed Carlson. Other votes included delaying salary increases, and a broad government pay hike. In the House, Dole Ellsworth Shriver backed the Civil Rights bill as amended. Shubitz not voting, Avery not voting.
In Watsonville California three Topeka residents Pete H Morris 52 Eugene H Delano 28 and Vera Irena Sonja Adair were arrested after a liquor store holdup in Freedom. Delano had more than 300 dollars and a gun was found in the car. The trio are held on investigation for armed robbery.
Walter A. Hoke 43 of Humboldt died at home. Survived by mother Susie Hoke and brother Orval Hoke, plus three brothers and a sister. Funeral 2:30 Sunday at Porter Kinser Chapel, burial LaHarpe Cemetery. Also noted are the deaths of Mrs. Mary B. Smith 54 of Kansas City and others, with services in Kochi Skinner Memorial Chapel and Denver burial, plus McGuffey funeral at Johnson Mortuary with memorial park burial.
Funeral service conducted by Dr. Duff D Wag oner at Johnson Mortuary Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Hazel Slane sang with Shelton Propst. floral attendants and pallbearers named. burial in Urbana Cemetery. Everly Rites: Floyd William Everly funeral described.
Female cones of the bristle cone pine are described as purple with sharply bristled scales, a feature that contributes to the species’ common name.
Fort Worth notices state a Saturday service at Johnson Mortuary at 2 pm led by Rev. Edgar Raines with burial at Elmwood. Born October 21 1916 in Chanute, he is survived by his father Guy A Everly of 502 N. Washington, one brother C L Everly of 814 S. Forest, and two sisters Mrs. Ted Byers of 502 N. Washington and Mrs. Virgil Sutton of Bremerton Washington.
Vernon Jackson Hasty, 64, Neodesha, died early today. Born Jan 26, 1900, at Coyville, he was the son of Samuel and Maude Jackson Hasty. Survived by wife Ruby. two sons Keith and Dean. two daughters Mrs. Donald E. Waldron and Mrs. Glen L. Jones. 11 grandchildren. Preceded by parents, two sisters and two brothers. Funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. at First Methodist Church Neodesha, burial Altoona Cemetery. Body lies in state at the Chapel until 1 p.m. Sunday.
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