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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1963
Page
2
Cattle sales show steer and heifer strength with gains to 25 cents, vealers steady, cows mixed. hogs mostly lower and sows down, spring lambs strong. Chicago shows no wheat or soybean sales with mixed grain futures and soybeans rising to 2.65 at September trade.
Chanute Junior College holds an election assembly Wednesday for student council officers. Progressive Party nominees are Judy Chandler, David Pitman, Liewlyn Jenkins. RPM candidates are Phyllis Rensing, Niles Plummer, Jane Manske.
Market report lists hogs cattle calves sows and bulls with price ranges by grade weight and category. Highlights include U S 1 2 hogs 190 240 lb at 15 15 25 and sows 400 lb down 13 50 to 14 50. cattle steer heifer prices 24 25 00 for 600 700 lb U S choice and varied values for larger and lighter stock. Sheep and lambs also shown with price ranges and quality brackets.
The New York market neared another record late in the session as prices moved irregularly higher. Volume was about 4.9 million shares, with gains outpacing losses. Corporate bonds were priced lower and government issues remained mostly unchanged.
AP roundup reports wheat prices at Kansas City with various grades from 2 to 4. corn mostly steady to down slightly with multiple grades listed. Live poultry in Chicago shows No 2 white 66 to 75 and No 3 64 to 74 with roasters 23 to 24. Butter and eggs steady. grains and feeds priced with ranges for maize, kafir, rye, barley, soybeans, bran, and shorts.
Monday admissions list Carol Stout R 2 surgery Betty Johnson 1018 N Forest medical Mrs John White Humboldt medical John Lowen S Santa Fe Road surgery Lloyd Karry South Mound medical George A Defebaugh 102 N Steuben medical Dismissals include Mrs Ida Newland 302 N Garfield Mrs Joseph Vincent Walnut Mrs Garland Isaacs and son 1719 S Malcolm Birth to Mr and Mrs Richard Myers 319 N Franklin a boy Dismissals today include Betty Johnson 1018 N Forest Carol Stout R 2 and others plus patrol citations and building permits and recent moves listed for Neosho area.
AP reports consumer eggs and butter prices remain unchanged in Kansas City. No shifts noted in market.
President Kennedy told 2% executives at the White House Conference on Export Expansion that House cutbacks to foreign aid threaten export growth and national security. He urged business leaders to back restoring aid and warned the $1 billion drop from 4.5 to 3.5 billion could harm exports and the balance of payments. Labor Secretary Wirtz also urged expanded exports to aid full employment and payments gaps.
Mr and Mrs Don Mallory win a two week Italy tour next month tied to a six month Underwood sales campaign ending June 30 The program aims to boost professional training for Underwood agents The itinerary includes visits to Olivetti centers in Ivrea Pozzuoli and factories near Naples with over 500 agents and spouses traveling in September and October
Lt. Stanley L. Shaw 23, son of Mr and Mrs Earl L Miller of Erie, serves as fire direction officer with Battery B of the 3d Artillery's 2d Howitzer Battalion 34 Armored Division. He trained three weeks at Grafenwehr Germany near Kirch Goens. Enlisted 1962 after Fort Benning assignment, he is a 1958 Missouri Military Academy graduate and 1962 William and Mary alumnus. He is stationed with his wife Jacqueline in Germany.
Ottawa announced Canada will sell Russia 228 million bushels of wheat over ten months, with $33 million shipped to Cuba. U S officials questioned Cuba shipments but Washington reportedly will not protest. The pact aims to boost U S wheat sales abroad amid Cold War tensions.
A carburetor fire broke out Monday at 7 20 p m on a 1950 Chevrolet owned by Lloyd Cobb at 310 East 15th. A cat was reported stuck in a tree at Steuben around 9 p m.
Farm City NFO plans a big turnout for a meeting at the National Guard Armory at 8 PM promoting Common Problems Common Goals between urban and rural economies. Speakers include Russell Rine Martin Byrne and James Young with Glen Halbe moderating. backers hope for 1000 attendees.
Three seventh graders and three ninth graders were elected from 43 candidates for Royster Junior High cheerleaders. Winners are Christie Camp Sherry Oliphant Linda Willis Linda Ford Susan Kensett and Kathy Malson. The group will cheer at the first football game later this month.
Henry Nelson Dennis aged 79 of 401 N Santa Fe died last night after an extended illness. Johnson Mortuary in charge. Hilmer F Nelson died Sept 15 at Veterans Hospital Long Beach California a former Chanute resident. He is survived by his wife one daughter Opal Shaffer two grandchildren four brothers two sisters and other relatives. Funeral service will be Wednesday morning in Orange California.
A covered dish dinner honoring Mr and Mrs John B Jordan was held Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Haynes 1020 N Garfield. Attendees included the Jordans and their children Yvonne Joey and John Carl plus the Haynes family and friends from Hawthorne California Tor rence California Superior Wisconsin and other local residents.
Kansas traffic death log reports 0 fatalities in 24 hours ending 9 a.m. Tuesday for September 26, 1963. The comparable 1962 period shows 409 deaths, while 402 are recorded for the current year’s span.
Cedar Lodge No 103 will convene in Stated communication on September 18 at 8:00 p.m. Visiting brethren are welcome. Way T. Klinginsmith, Secretary.
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