Two Checks For Fumes In Chanute After Gas Fire
Chanute city fire department conducted two carbon monoxide checks yesterday. At 8 30 a m F M Bright detected fumes at 206 N Highland Frank Schupbach's home and advised plumbing check. At 10 10 a m Chief J E Erickson found no dangerous fumes at Pioneer Warehouse 15 W Walnut. The chief cited last Thursday's explosion at Tom Lawrence 504 W 9th as motivating caution.
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N. Highland
Frank Schupbach
J. E. Erickson
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Walnut
Tom Lawrence
Tribune Phone Contact Dialing Instructions
If you cannot reach your Tribune phone number contact your carrier. If he cannot be reached, dial HE1-3400 after 6 p.m.
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Kansas City Livestock Market Report Prices
Livestock prices at the American Royal market show limited cattle demand with 180 head of cattle and calves not enough for a price test. The grand champion fat Angus unloaded at 31.50 per hundredweight, hogs steady to higher with various weight classes listing 18.90 to 17.00, sows 16.50, and sheep absent. eggs not reported.
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Kansas City
Market Summary for Eggs and Butter in Kansas City
AP reports wholesale egg prices with large eggs at 80 per cent A and 32 to 35 cents per dozen, mediums at 80 per cent A 29 to 32 cents. butter remains unchanged at Grade A quarters 80. The note reflects a brief market snapshot in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Deaths and Funerals in Kansas Communities
Arthur Ogle 86 of 1106 N. Senin Fe died at home. Johnson Mortuary to announce funeral arrangements. Clair Harold Tedder 56 prominent Yates Center area farmer died of apparent heart attack near his cattle roundup. He was president of Woodson County Cooperative Assn. and left a wife two sons and three daughters. Services set for 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Johnson-Smith Mortuary Yates Center and 2 p.m. Monday at Johnson Mortuary Hutchinson. Burial Memorial Park Hutchinson. Ralph Whelchel Ward former Fresno resident died of apparent heart attack at 71. Survived by wife and sister. Lukenbill funeral held at Neodesha with Rev Tom Parish Jr officiating. Burial Neodesha Cemetery. Folding of flag by Neodesha American Legion. Morris Pack funeral held at 1:30 p.m. today in Kansas City with Johnson Mortuary local arrangements.
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Joe) Jr
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Memorial Park
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Ralph Whelchel
Fresno
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Chanute
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Chicago Produce Prices Steady Amid Mixed Butter and Egg Rates
Chicago AP reports butter wholesale prices uneven yet unchanged overall with Grade AA 93 at 66, A 92 at 66, B 9 at 64. Eggs remain near steady with Grade A whites 35, mediums 31.5, standards 34, checks 24. wholesale buying values show 80 percent or better.
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Chicago Grain price report summary
Chicago market notes list grain prices for wheat corn oats and soybeans with various grades and futures figures. Prices shown include Wheat No 2 yellow hard 1.34n and No 2 soft red 1.26n Corn No 2 yellow 1.07-072 No 3 yellow 1.30-06 Oats No 2 extra heavy white 62n Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.46 No 2 yellow 2.45 No 3 yellow 2.39 Soybean oil 7.23n.
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Chicago
Wall Street opens higher as earnings lift mood
Selling pressure eases on Wall Street with the AP Average up .2 at noon to 355.2 and the Dow Jones up 61 at 958.29. Gains outweigh losses on the NYSE as blue chips start rising despite Vietnam peace stalemate and strong third quarter earnings reports backing the market.
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Hospital sees mixed census and Thursday admissions
Daily Transcript reports Neosho Memorial Hospital patient census at 78 with four newborns. Thursday admissions include Mrs. Harry Dill and Mrs. Rodney LaRue for surgery, Eugene Cox and Manuel Lopez for medical care, with births to Mr. and Mrs. Enos Perez in Humboldt. Dismissals and today’s admissions listed with patient names and addresses.
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Rodney LaRue
Eric
Eugene Cox
Walnut
Bertha Riggle
W. W. 5Th
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S. Steuben
John van Leeuwen
W. Ashby
Enos Perez
Humboldt
William Bonsall
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S. Forest
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Science Class Visits Ash Grove Quarry
Seventh grade science students from Royster Junior High toured the Ash Grove Cement Co. quarry under Joseph Smith. The field trip focused on sedimentary formations dating to the Pennsylvanian era with company representative John McMeekin guiding the visit.
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Joseph Smith
Ash Grove
Boy Held After Burglary in Chanute Shop
Chanute city police hold a 12 year old in connection with a burglary at Chestnut Mix shop 116 N Santa Fe yesterday at 4 30 p m Chief of Police Lige Matlock said the boy admitted taking 19 from the cash drawer.
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Chanute City
N. Santa Fe
Lige Matlock
Candidates View Aid Candidates View Aid
The article covers Kansas education funding debates with Henry Watkins Ralph Watkins and Wilson proposing reorganizing state government to save funds for school aid. State board of education authorized by a 1967 constitutional amendment will become policy maker and hire a state education commissioner replacing the superintendent. Dearth and Baumgardner clash on supporting education and the supple mental state aid bill. Velma Beasley leads Chanute KSTA chapter. Dorothy Martin chairs the local teachers political action committee.
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Ralph Watkins
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Chanute
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Dorothy Martin
Chanute Teachers Political Action Committee
Charles Fry Sentenced 5 to 10 Years for Burglary Larceny
Charles R. Fry, 19, of Chanute, pleaded guilty to burglary and larceny in two break-ins at the Busy B and West Main Cafe in Chanute. He received 5 to 10 years to run concurrently at Hutchinson Reform School. Items stolen from Busy B were recovered from Fry's room in the Manhattan Hotel. An unrelated felony charge for destroying public property was dismissed.
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Charles R. Fry
Chanute
Hutchinson
W. Main
West Main
Fry
Manhattan
Community Notices and Local Visits Highlight Week
The notes cover a children story hour at the public library from 10 30 to 11 a m Saturday The Bickels return to La Junta Colo after visiting Maud Bickel Emmet Bickel Palm er Forslund and Wilma Taubin visit relatives in Parsons and Wichita New Hope Baptist church observed Men and Women's Day with Rev L V Wake as speaker Parsons church provides music Public invited. Mrs Bill Boaz undergoes back surgery at St Francis Hospital in Wichita Grace Boman returns from Minneapolis and hosts a gathering with relatives A covered dish dinner is planned at noon Sunday in Home Savings lounge A Stark School PTO meeting features a mental health program after a pot luck supper and student musical program
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Erwin Berger
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Sincere thanks to the doctors nurses and all employees of Neosho Memorial Hospital for wonderful care during illness and to neighbors and friends for kindness after the passing of my wife and mother Rudolph H Kroenke and Children.
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Rudolph H. Kroenke
Smorgasbord at Methodist Church Lunch October 27
A church smorgasbord at the Methodist Church is set for October 27 from 11 30 to 1 30. Adults pay 1 50, children 75 cents, and kindergarten and under attend free.
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Methodist Church
Lost dog seeks red collar helper notice
Lost black and white pup wearing a red collar. Address 1115 Central. Men and women 15 and over invited to secure jobs with high starting pay, short hours, advancement, and preparatory training if needed. Free booklet on jobs salaries requirements. Write today box 235 care Chamblee Tribune.
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