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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1962
Page
2
Cattle 3,400, calves 300, cows steady, hogs 2,900 with sows up to 25, lambs 250 steady. ParsonS hogs and cattle prices listed by weight and grade, including U.S. No. 1-3, 400 lb sows, stock calves, and feeder cattle. Wheat, corn, oats, milo and soybeans quoted with bid ranges and car counts for Kansas City.
Kansas City AP notes consumer eggs for medium A 24 30, large B 4 28. Wholesale large eggs 80 percent A 39 43. Poultry and butter unchanged. Missouri Arkansas live fryers broilers at farm 154 16 delivered at plant 16 17.
Chicago AP reports butter prices steady and eggs steady to firm with changes unclear. Notes indicate 70 percent or better adhering to grade A whites at 4.32, mixed 43 percent and mediums 34 percent in the market.
AP report from Chicago shows little corn or soybean sales. Wheat No 3 closes 2.09 with declines through 2% cents, oats No 1 extra heavy mixed 72, barley choices 1 23 .35n and 93-1.05n feed. Soybean oil 8%n. Sept futures quoted with multiple fractional adjustments across Wheat, Corn, Oats, Rye and Soybeans.
The Vel are Department announced a Wednesday approval of a 100,710 grant to Winfield Kansas to assist in funding 335,700 in additions and improvements to a secondary sewerage treatment facility.
The New York stock market shows an uneven tone and ends a two day advance. Volume is about 3.3 million shares, up from 3.1 million the day before, below the year to date average of 3.79 million but best pace of the week with a slight rise in each of the last two sessions.
Local hospital admissions and dismissals listed for Wednesday and today. Mrs. Webb, Mrs. Drake, Mrs. Barker, Mrs. Hallman, Mrs. Perez Jr., Mrs. Smith, Mr. Sinclair, and Mrs. James noted among admissions and dismissals. Highway patrol citations include multiple drivers with fines from 5 to 20 dollars plus costs. no license violations and reckless driving noted. Several residents announced moves, marriage license, and district court actions. city court check violation resolved with guilty plea and restitution. Traffic citations include additional speeding cases with fines.
A panel of Kansas City specialists told about 275 attendees at the fifth annual Bank for Commerce Farmers Night that the livestock outlook for producers remains favorable. Panelists covered market analysis processing and merchandising with Rob ert Bricker Ed Thies Robert Wilson and Jim Pierce providing answers under moderator George C Dudley. The event at the National Guard Armory included a Big Creek WSCS dinner.
Pinellas County reports no new suspected encephalitis cases, signaling potential decline in the outbreak. Health Department officials express guarded optimism as residents of the Florida West Coast resort area await further updates.
Maria Beale Fletcher, last year's Miss America, has arrived in Nashville and enrolled as a freshman at Vanderbilt University. She hopes for a normal campus life.
Two Stewartsville men were held for investigation after a car cut in front of a livestock truck at a National Farmers Organization checkpoint near the Missouri 6 and U.S. 36 junction. A lead weighted pipe was found under a seat. One man faces careless and imprudent driving charges.
Mrs. Marie Middleton and family recently moved from Garmabara Germany to Santa Fe Street 30142 E 2nd and back to the states. Mr. and Mrs. Dean spent Sunday in Chanute with Jo Ellen Wheatley and family. Police report eggs thrown on a house at 701 S Lincoln. Carters tour Topeka plant where Treloggen works as a lithotype operator.
The Hutton PTA study group met Wednesday morning for coffee and rolls with Mrs Wayne Cooper and co-hostess Mrs Ed Billbe. They outlined a program for the coming year.
Don Herd of American Cyanamid Laboratories told the Chanute Lions Club that researchers have isolated 5000 antibiotics but only 17 are valuable for physicians. He noted 2000 compounds are discarded for each useful drug and that a new drug costs about 6 million dollars in R and D. He cited industry investment of 200 million in 1960 and warned many drugs will be obsolete in five years.
Obituaries report the death of E. C. Dunfee at 73 in Erie after a railroad career. Pearl Iona Malson, born 1881 in Maysville, Mo., dies. survivors include husband Charles A. Malson and multiple children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. Services at Big Creek Chapel and East Hill Cemetery. Funeral details for Charles Miller and Mrs Clifford Moses follow with church and burial plans.
Arthur N. Field, a New York lawyer, is appointed special guardian for Marilyn Monroe’s mother Gladys Baker Eley to safeguard her interests as a beneficiary of the late actress will. The will creates a $100,000 trust. the probate file lists a $1 million estate. If the will is invalid, the estate goes to the mother under New York law.
Fullerton California AP reports Mrs. Howard Harshaw 67 of Parsons Kansas died from injuries after a Riverside Freeway crash that also left her husband 70 in critical condition. The Harshaws wed in Parsons on September 5. Harshaw was driving.
Landowners seek transfer of just over a section from Savenburg to Elsmore school district. A public hearing is set for 10 a.m. September 21 in Mrs. Mabel Sage’s office at the Allen County superintendent of schools. Families want their children served by the Elsmore bus.
Washington AP reports the United States dismissed Beijing’s charges that Americans assumed direct command over Chinese Nationalist U2 flights over the mainland. State Department spokesman Joseph Reap called it Chinese Communist propaganda and offered no further comment.
AP reports Gov. John Anderson proclaims next Sunday as World Peace Day in Kansas. The proclamation calls for reflection on peace, with activities planned across communities.
The Page Milk Company announces Penny's Redi Pour Pancake and Waffle Batter for sale in pint and quart jugs. The liquid batter promises a non flat result through a new formula and requires proper refrigeration. it has a shelf life of about two to three weeks.
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