Wall Street Sheep 80, Not Enough for Test
Wall Street sheep breed yields 80 head but falls short of expected test quota as traders reassess market prospects. Experts note slow demand from meat buyers and lingering price resistance.
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1963
Page
2
Wall Street sheep breed yields 80 head but falls short of expected test quota as traders reassess market prospects. Experts note slow demand from meat buyers and lingering price resistance.
In Kansas City cattle and calves numbers were light and markets muted. New York stocks traded lower with volume around 4.5 million shares as declines spread across key issues. U.S. government bonds held steady to higher. corporates dipped slightly. Kansas City grain futures showed mixed to lower shifts across wheat corn oats rye and soybeans with varied price ranges and byproducts listed.
Kansas City report notes wholesale egg prices edging up for large eggs by 80 percent, with 80 per cent A b9-44 and other sizes unchanged. No further context provided.
Butter scores hold near 93 AA 012 with mixed grades and steady to higher price signals. Eggs keep a firm balance with grades and whites percentages outlined, while overall market conditions show strength in A whites and reductions in dirties and checks across grades.
Chicago market shows no wheat oats or soy sales. Corn sample grade yellow 1.28. Soybean 8%4n. At close wheat down 1s lower December 2.02%4- s. corn 1%4-2' lower December. oats down “e-l' cents December 70-697. rye down 454 cents December 11.47'e% and soybeans down 5'4-6% cents November 2.6% -'.
Thursday admissions include Mrs Wayne Yarnell R 3 surgery Mrs Gertrude Switzer 823 S Santa Fe medical Henry Storck Humboldt surgery Millie Coulter 118 N Central medical William Cook Westview Nursing Home medical Mrs Marion Showalter Eric surgery Dismissals Thursday include Mrs Hattie Hackney Neosho Manor Mrs Ted Ahlers 230 S Kansas Mrs William Claunch Humboldt Mrs Mary Prock Iola Mrs Allen Smith Humboldt Birth Thursday Mr and Mrs Paul L Davis Jr 1309 S Malcolm a girl Admissions today include Bridget Berthot and Clay Berthot 626 S Katy surgery Mrs Charles Esslinger R 3 surgery Claude Camp R 3 medical Levi M Clay Humboldt medical Jerry Coover Eric medical Dismissals today Michael Bauer 1211 W Sth Mrs Larry F Morgan and son 717 N Steuben Marriage Licenses Issued Eric Donald Dennis Donovan 26 and Jean Evelyn Goodsel 19 both of St Paul Howard P Kennedy 31 and Viole Goodsel 22 both of St Paul Police Court Action Homer L Coble 3160 E 15th reckless driving and using profane language arrested last Saturday Pleaded guilty and fined Fire Run Thursday 11 59 p m Bryant Rest Home resuscitator District Court Filing Chanute Bernadine E LaRue vs Samuel Max LaRue divorce Plaintiff's petition states couple married at Erie Aug 19 1933 asks decree adjudication of property rights alimony.
The trend favored heavy pleating and multiple tight banding with corsets providing the utmost constriction, reflecting a restrictive silhouette across garments of the era.
Maple Park residents attend practical nurses graduation exercises in Kansas City with Clarice Dorris among the graduates. Trips and visits include Lonnie Custenborten and Jim Gough with parents in Ra ton Missouri, fishing plans for Bull Shoals, and multiple church, family, and travel happenings featuring the Goughs, Reed, Jones, Hodgden, Shellhorn, and Stricker households.
Late enrollments push Kansas public junior college totals to 6586 this fall, up from 6256 a year ago. Coffeyville leads gains with 725 this fall and 506 last September. Kansas City Junior College reports 872 versus 751 last year with other cities listed including Arkansas City 480, Chanute 227, Dodge City 514, El Dorado 369, Fort Scott 321, Garden City 353, Highland 388, Hutchinson 1027, Independence 431, Parsons 372, Pratt 243.
The Launching Pad will offer 9 to 12 sessions each Saturday for senior high and juco students at the recreation center. Martin Rotunno said the center will host basketball, billiards, ping pong, and other facilities. New student tickets cost 25 cents and are on sale Monday through Thursday 3:30 to 5 p.m. or Saturday. Tickets expire August 31, 1964 and are required before the October 5 dance. The Women’s Arts and Crafts group will not meet next Monday but will meet the first and third Mondays each month. next meeting is October 7 with Edna Kay guiding hook rug projects.
In Seoul two former members of the South Korean military junta received seven year prison terms for plotting to overthrow Gen. Park Chung-hee. Lt. Gen. King Dong-ha and Brig. Gen. Park Chang-am were cited as junta figures. In Athens the Greek Orthodox synod rejected any pan Orthodox talks with Rome, later yielding to lay pressure. In Oslo Norway invited Nordic foreign ministers to inspect racial conditions in South Africa, with a decision pending.
Harrogate England AP reports Dr Olga Nietupska told a Royal Institute of Public Health conference that Britain should lower its marriage age to 14 to curb teenage promiscuity. She cited Israel where marriage age is 14 and illegitimacy rates have fallen.
A 1952 sale includes John Deere equipment such as a 7 ft tandem disc and 14 plow smaller implements. plus IHC burr mill and various farm tools. Furniture items cover gas heater, Frigidaire freezer, range, several washers and a large wardrobe, beds, chairs, tables, and more with a mix of used consignments. Terms are cash. sale hosted by McCoy Auction Co in Chanute Kansas. contact HE 1-2278 for details.
Hundreds of well wishers greeted Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski in Rome as Poland’s primate received a bouquet of red and white carnations. He attends the Vatican Ecumenical Council’s second session and faces a growing rift between the church and Poland’s Communist regime. Meanwhile in Pyongyang Liu Shao-chi completed a 12 day North Korea visit aboard a train.
Plans to observe the 75th anniversary of the Evangelical United Brethren church on Oct. 13 include addresses by Dr. C. R. Findley Newton district superintendent at both services. A basket dinner follows the 11 a.m. worship and a singathon starts at 2 p.m. Pastor Rev. Jack Mathis invites friends and former members to attend.
The Savonburg Mary Martha circle met at the church annex with devotions and singing led by Mrs Henry Buscher and prayer led by Mrs Robert Huse. Members thanked those who helped during two church work days and noted the next meeting on Oct 9.
Parson s AP two green spikes planted on a demonstration tree farm east of Parsons complete the coast to coast linkup of the American tree farm system. The trees were planted at the Kansas Gas and Electric Co. farm near its Neosho River generating plant, marking Kansas as the 48th state to join. The Kansas tract is the first dedicated demonstration project in the state, with sponsorship by the Kansas Forest Industries Committee, American Forest Products Industries Inc, and support from the Agriculture Extension Service and the Soil Conservation Service.
London AP Archbishop A M Ramsey urged Anglican churches to pray for the Vatican Ecumenical Council as it opens a new Rome session. He supports Christian churches seeking common ground and asks Divine wisdom to guide council decisions toward justice truth and unity.
President Eisenhower revisited Newport Rhode Island to unveil a stone marker in a park named for him. Crowds cheered Welcome home Ike as he said he was surprised by the warm reception during the planned quiet ceremony. He then returned to Gettysburg after the event. Eisenhower held a summer White House at Newport in 1957 1958 and 1960.
The 1963 convention of the Public Accountants Association of Kansas moved into business sessions today. An election is scheduled for Saturday with Leon A. Carter of Mission serving as president.
San Jose sits in Costa Rica's central highlands with a population over 102000. The city lies about 40 miles inland from the Pacific coast and 50 miles from the Caribbean shoreline, reflecting its inland, elevated location.
Mrs. William D. Hively born May 21 1924 in Lyndon moved to Chanute as a child died Wednesday in Gardner Hospital Funeral set for Saturday at 1 30 in Paola Wilson Mortuary in charge burial planned at Fulton
Elvin C. Brenton 65 of Chanute died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a short illness. Born April 11 1898 in Pottawatomie County he retired as plant superintendent of Chanute Refining Company. Survived by wife Ruby, one son Robert and three grandchildren, a sister Kathryn. Funeral Monday 2 PM at the Methodist church with Dr Duff D Wagoner officiating. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Johnson Mortuary in charge.
In Zurich Switzerland AP report notes typewriter heiress Gamble Bene dict Porumbeanu failed to appear at a scheduled reconciliation hearing in her divorce from Andrei Porumbeanu. Her attorney filed a medical certificate citing nervous exhaustion. Andrei Porumbeanu attended, spoke briefly with the judge, no new date set.
Altoona notes show social visits, club meetings, and events. Mrs. Frank Stanley hosted the Sweet Town Gems HDU with lessons on yeast bread prep and refreshments. Community members attended a WSCS district seminar, school faculty hosted teachers, and locals traveled to visits and services.
Scout den groups met Thursday afternoon with den mother Mrs Bowes at 601 S Lafayette to study Indian lore. They crafted council drums adopted Indian names. Craig Davidson served as denner and Johnny Bowes kept the buck skin.
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