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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1963
Page
2
AP dispatch from Kansas City notes cattle untested, calves 125, hogs 2,500 with barrows and gilts steady to weak and prices varying. Sows and gilts largely 1-3 weight ranges around 13.75 to 15.00, 275 to 400 pounds. Slaughter lambs steady with choice and prime lambs around 19.25 and 19.00 for prime shorn.
Kansas City AP reports consumer eggs unchanged. Wholesale eggs firm with large 80 percent A 36-39 and mediums 80 percent A 25-29. Poultry and butter unchanged. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers and broilers quoted at farm 13-14 and delivered at plant 13 1/4-14 1/4 percent.
Chicago grain markets show no sales for wheat oats or soybeans as corn futures rise. No. 2 yellow corn around 1.19 to 1.18 a bushel, December contracts inch higher with soybeans and oats varying little. Wheat and rye move modestly, soybeans steady near November levels.
Neosho county Red Cross received a Goal Maker award in Wichita for meeting yearly blood collection goals. The county goal was 755 pints. 848 pints were donated. Awards were presented at the Wichita regional blood program coordinating council meeting. Local attendees were Mrs. Marion Kibler and Mrs. Morris Pack. The next bloodmobile collection in Neosho is scheduled for December 16 and 17 with hours 1 to 6 15 p.m. on the 16th and 8 a.m. to 1 15 p.m. on the 17th.
Anchorage will be warmer this winter as the U S Weather Bureau moves its thermometer from the airport to downtown. A spokesman said readings at the airport are typically several degrees cooler than in the city, reflecting a shift in measurement location.
Wheat values show 54 cars with gains across grades No 2 hard and dark No 3 and No 2 red trading around 2.18 to 2.43. Corn advances with No 2 white at 1.40 and No 2 yellow mixed 1.19 to 1.26. Oats steady with No 2 white 69 to 78. Maize, kafir, rye, barley, soybeans and bran futures also listed with ranges and shifts.
Wall Street quotes show a scattered pattern with active trading and about 5.3 million shares changing hands. Stocks moved in fractions to about a point. corporate bonds mixed while U.S. government issues fell as of 1 p.m. trading in New York.
The Air Force reported the 19th successful training launch of a Minuteman intercontinental ballistic missile from Vandenberg Air Force Base California. A Strategic Air Command crew from Malmstrom Air Force Base Montana fired the operational missile.
Pittsburg symphony orchestra under Walter Osadchuk will give a public concert at 3 PM Sunday in McCray auditorium featuring music by Couperin Wagner Glinka and Brahms. Roma Jean Turner and Sherrill Rush of Chanute are orchestra members. Mrs Edna Peterson is listed in the 1964 65 Who's Who of American Women third edition and active in Republican circles. She and her son and his family visited relatives in California Nevada and Mexico including Richmond Richmond Calif Long Beach Nev Reno and Tijuana.
The story to be told Saturday morning at the children's hour in the library will be Gal umph. The time is ten thirty.
Elsie Wickizer becomes publisher editor and Darlene Sloan business manager after purchasing the paper from Mr and Mrs Jim Sink of Fredonia who had run it for a year and a half. Both women had worked at the paper for the past year.
Police report two parked cars damaged when one rolled into the other around 1 p.m. yesterday at 7th and Evergreen. A 1951 Ford owned by Donald W. Simpson of 643 S. Central rolled and struck a 1961 Rambler owned by Mary A. Bally of Parsons. Estimated damages: $20 to the Simpson car and $110 to the Bally car.
Mr and Mrs Grant Wilson of 806 South Forest have been away for six weeks on vacation.
Leavenworth Kansas plans warrants or injunctions next week against 35 taverns restaurants and clubs named by two private citizens in a 15 day investigation of illegal liquor sales and gambling. County Attorney Edward J. Chapman Jr plans to file cases starting Saturday after questioning reporter Jerry Mosier and associate pastor Thomas Reborn Jr. The probe spurred by concerns over failed local law enforcement drew aid from Attorney General William Ferguson. Mosier resigned from the Leavenworth Times amid the unfolding inquiry.
Plattner Supply Inc reported three tires stolen from trucks in the company yard Wednesday night. Police responding to an earlier call found an elderly man lying by Highway K39 at the east city limits. no one was located when a patrol unit arrived.
Mrs. V. C. Steele of 529 S. Kansas reported a dog bite yesterday. Police identified the dog and it is kept under observation at the owner's home.
David Meyers of Altoona R 1 told police last night that hubcaps were stolen from his 1956 Chevrolet and paint sprayed on the car. Officers noted the vehicle was parked in the city lot at 195 and Evergreen but could not confirm if the vandalism occurred there or earlier. No other vandalism reports were recorded locally last night.
Erie Marion Showalter Neosho county treasurer said overtime will finish 1963 tax returns. First half personal and real estate taxes due today with Dec 20 penalty deadline. Second half due June 20. One percent 4 motor vehicle tag prereq. Total county tax rolls this year 2,373,536.23.
City commissioners discussed painting the ILC building inside and out for 2998 dollars total. They also heard Hayes report on Cities Service Gas Co rate increases to take effect Nov 23 pending hearings and likely passed to consumers.
The Daily Transcript lists marriage licenses issued for William Winter Youngman 27 of Paola and Diana Lea Donaldson 20 of Chanute. Larry Dean Cleaver 21 of Chanute and Michel Ann Gibson 17 of Chanute. Wade Stewart 25 of Nevada Missouri and Sharon Marie Rogers 17 of Lamar. Ronald Reed 24 and Sherton Kay Jones 20, both of Chanute.
Topeka AP reports Kansas traffic death log for 24 hours ending 9 am Friday shows 3 fatalities. October totals 53, November 0, with 1962 figures at 487 and a previously unreported earlier fatality included.
TOKYO AP says a military revolt against President Ngo Dinh Diem broke out in Saigon with unconfirmed reports of his ouster and Ngo Dinh Nhu killed. Fighting centered near the yellow stucco palace and police headquarters as Marines seized outposts. Kennedy officials in Washington called it a coup of real proportions awaiting clearer outcomes.
Mrs. O G Jewell Lacey Ward of Spokane Washington died recently. Mr and Mrs Lacey formerly lived in Chanute and he was employed by the Santa Fe.
Fargo plans to switch the courthouse heating from coal to natural gas are blocked by a North Dakota law. The attorney general says state and county buildings must use fuels native to the state. Lignite coal and natural gas are produced locally, but Fargo’s gas is imported from Canada.
Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions Thursday list multiple patients with surgeries and medical cases at 1215 W. 7th 1205 S. Highland 16% N. Grant and 419 S. Lafayette. Dismissals Thursday include Mrs. Alice Heimberg. Humboldt entries include several patients at 126 S. Larson 1313 W. 4th and 219 N. Highland with names and brief notes. Admissions today include Sallee Leaming Thayer surgery Dennis McKenzie 608 N. Forest surgery Roy Howell 804 N. Steuben medical Douglas Morley 101 N. Tennessee surgery Randall Jordan 518 N. Lafayette surgery. Dismissals today include Mrs. Donald Puckett Luther Hill Orin Cooley and Mrs. Harold Williams.
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