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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1964
Page
2
AP reports higher hog prices in Kansas City with 1 200 cattle and 2 500 hogs traded. Cattle, calves and cows showed gains while hogs and sheep activity varied. Chicago grain futures feature slight wheat gains and mixed moves in corn oats soybeans with September positions noted.
The report lists U.S. hogs with prices by grade and weight, cattle values by class including steers heifers and calves with ranges for grain fed, creep fed, and stockers, plus sows and bears. Sheep prices cover spring lambs, wool, and culled sheep, with quality categories from utility to choice.
AP notes consumer eggs set at large 29 to 31 cents with other grades unchanged. Wholesale large eggs at 80 percent relative value, mediums at 80 percent. Broilers and fryers in Missouri, Arkansas, and Butler unchanged.
Chicago AP bulletin notes eggs barely steady and butter unchanged. Grade A whites mostly 32, mixed 31.7, mediums 27, standards 27.2, checks 23. Live poultry and other items show slower movement with 70 percent or better.
Gene Mugrage, manager of the Chanute A&P store, announced that Chanute store workers were included in a U.S. Treasury Minute Man Statue recognition awarded to The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. Kansas City unit. The citation marked a second consecutive year for outstanding Payroll Savings performance.
Kansas City market notes show wheat prices slipping with No 2 and No 3 grades down slightly. Corn bids range from 1.17 to 1.41 for No 3 and No 2 yellow and white classes up to 1.40. Oats hold near 66 to 72 cents for No 2 white and 65 to 71 for No 3. Soybeans quoted at 2.42 to 2.48. Bran and shorts priced 36.50 to 37.75.
Wall Street rose late in the session after seven straight losses as volume reached about 42 million shares. Few gains pushed major averages into positive territory while corporate and government bonds traded lower. a brief historical quote about Mogul emperors discovering Kashmir appears in the report.
A one punch disagreement at West Main stock car races required officers to break it up. The incident stemmed from a car bump during a race. neither driver was from Chanute. It was the second such disturbance in as many weeks, with a blanket order given for future order maintenance.
Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions Tuesday list includes Ruben Smith at 1139 N Forest medical Mrs George Barker 917 W Main medical Mary Brewer Wichita surgery Jeffrey Cleaver 526 W Ist medical Frank Lindsey Humboldt medical Daniel Mason Humboldt medical Harold Moore 1424 S Central medical George Hunt Humboldt medical Dismissals Tuesday include Mrs Tom Hizey Parsons and Edward Michael Stark Admissions today include Mrs Clyde William Colony surgery Mrs Nola Breiner 208 W 5th medical Dismissals today include Claude McGee Westview Nursing Home Mrs Julius Hawke Earlton Mrs Lola Erickson Bryant Rest Home Lilvie Lisman 1224 N Washington Carolyn McKinsey Yates Center Mrs Robert White 614 S Highland Fire run Tuesday 855 pm Breiner's Feed Store 990 W Main No fire alarm turned in by a woman next door who thought she saw flames inside the store
In Champagne area France rescue workers break into an underground tunnel where five miners are believed trapped after a cave in. Nine miners survived 211 feet below ground, contacted via air tube and microphone as teams dig a 3 foot shaft through rock. Wives and daughters spoke to the trapped men.
Frank E Lindsey 80 of Humboldt died at Neosho Memorial Hospital Tuesday. Born December 14 1883 in Champaign County Illinois he came to Humboldt as a child. He retired in 1948 after 17 years with Service Pipeline Company. He married Clara Hartwig June 17 1908 at Iola. Survived by widow four daughters two sisters one brother and five grandchildren Funeral Friday 10 am Price Funeral Home Humboldt Rev Gene Taylor to officiate Burial Mount Hope Cemetery Humboldt Floral attendants listed Bearers named. Burial at Elmwood Cemetery with Johnson Mortuary in charge. Organ selection How Great Thou Art. Mrs Mabel Walker and Mrs Kenneth Reinhardt attendants. Doyle rites follow for Mrs R A Doyle 76 Humboldt died Tuesday Westview Nursing Home Funeral Friday 2 pm Assembly of God Church Humboldt Rev E L Hacker officiating Burial Mount Hope Cemetery Price Funeral Home Humboldt in charge. Mrs Effie W Doyle born April 4 1888 Denver came to Humboldt 1921 Member Assembly of God Church Married R A Doyle Feb 10 1954 Dodge City Survived by widow three daughters five sons one sister three brothers, 17 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
The funeral for J. O. Couch, a former Chanute resident, took place Tuesday at the Benjamin Chapel in Nowata Oklahoma. Rev. Ben Killion of Hillside Christian Church officiated. Bearers included Jim Ranabarger Chanute Myrle Elsten Bartlesville Omar Storck Skintook Okla Myron Jensen Nowata Cecil Storck and Chink Fisher Chanute. Burial was at Nowata Memorial Park Cemetery with a Masonic service by Grover Cunningham.
Funeral services were conducted Tuesday afternoon for Mrs Mattie Clover at Johnson Mortuary with the Rev William T Hunt of First Presbyterian Church officiating. Music was provided by Mrs Hazel Slane.
Balance After 1966 Boyd Says McDill Boyd forecast no new tax revenue needed through fiscal 1966 to maintain state services. He expects a $27 million unexpended cash balance at year end and cites efficiency gains to fund new programs while promising to keep income and outgo in balance.
The Chanute city received three 1963 safety awards at the Monday city commission meeting led by Jim Cowan of the Kansas Highway Commission safety department. Awards honored no traffic deaths in 1963, public safety education, and maintenance of approved accident files by the police department. Mayor W J Althaber and Assistant Chief L R Spencer accepted on behalf of the city and police department.
The Associated Press reports a front bringing cooler air into the middle Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes, with thundershowers in the Ohio Valley and Southern Plains. While the eastern states stay near 90 degrees and Dixie remains hot, the northern Plains warm slightly and the Rockies see afternoon showers. Nightly dry air pushes into Kansas and the Great Lakes, causing locally heavy thunderstorms with gusts up to 60 miles per hour near Chicago suburbs and Garden City in Kansas.
Malaya, part of the Federation of Malaysia, accounts for about one third of the global tin supply, highlighting its critical role in the metals market and the regional economy.
Tonight features choral groups at First Methodist Church from 3 to 4 and adult chorus at 7:30. Municipal Pool hosts adult swimming 7 to 8. Senior Teener League games at Santa Fe Diamond include Self Service vs VFW at 6:30 with Olson's Supermarket vs Gray Lumber at 8:30. Major League matchups list Highland Park Bank of Commerce against 1st National Bank at 7 and Orley's Cafe against Ash Grove at 9. Women's softball regional and men's softball St. Paul invitational events noted. City Park hosts Humboldt vs Chanute Outlaws at 8. Also Chanute events at Municipal Pool 9 to noon, launching Pao at 9 to noon, Chanute Community Theater 6:30, Minor League City Park 5:30 Mitchell Buick vs B and H Market and Busy Bee Cafe vs Han's Flowers at 5:30, Pee Wee League EUB Diamond Johnson's Studio vs Nu Way Cleaners at 5:30, and Highland Park church softball Christians vs Methodists.
Optimist Club defeated Mitchell Buick 20 to 8 and B H Market downed Wells Clothiers 20 to 9 in high scoring Minor League games. Optimist moves to sole first with a 10 3 record while Busy Bee Cafe sits second at 9 3.
Topeka AP Reporter quotes Rep. John Conard questioning Rep. William Avery's denial of spending $250,000 on campaign ads. Conard accuses Avery of using a Madison Avenue style effort and urges Kansas Republicans to nominate a strong candidate for governor. He argues the spending reflects serious campaign costs and calls for disciplined leadership in Topeka and in the fall ticket.
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