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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1964
Page
2
Kansas City reports wide price ranges for eggs and live fowl with cattle and hog markets steady to higher. New York trading shows a broad market rebound led by GM Chrysler IBM and other major issues with notable gains and active volume.
U S Steel and Bethlehem remained flat after a modest early rise while Comsat led volume by falling about five points. Borden Litton and Mission Development rose around two. Interstate Power slipped about percent to 31 and a half on heavy volume. Market activity remained active on the American Stock Exchange with corporate bonds mixed and U S bonds weaker. In Chicago grains wheat mostly higher on demand, corn and oats higher while soybeans fell on liquidation. Hog and cattle prices rose with hogs at 17 50 and cattle at 25 25.
Memorial Hospital records show a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Roscoe Davidson of DeSoto today. A son was also born to Mr and Mrs Roscoe Davidson at the same hospital. The list also includes names tied to addresses and care facilities such as Loren Williams Baldwin Linda Icks Jeri Killman Mrs Mayme Coffman Oscar Moore and others at various streets and facilities.
Deep Montana blizzard leaves cattle frozen in place with four foot drifts. Robbins of Glendive station KXGN-TV describes efforts to reach them by four wheel drive and shovel work as authorities warn relief may be three days away.
Farmers report heavy cattle losses after a blizzard on Tuesday. Dead stock number in the hundreds as survivors appear weak and unable to find feed, with ridges crusted in ice and little forage available.
London reports Britain will postpone $175.8 million in year end installments on postwar American and Canadian loans. Chancellor James Callaghan said the decision uses the 1957 deferment clause allowing principal and interest to be delayed and added to the loan end date, extending to 2002.
The labor government approved American-Canadian loans totaling over 4.8 billion dollars to defer loan installments for postwar reconstruction.
George Guffey 83 of Hoopeston Ill died Wednesday at his daughter's home Ruth Vincent. Funeral services and burial set for Saturday at Bakerton Ky. He was a retired mail carrier and survived by eight children including Jim Guffey of Eudora.
Edward Dahlene aged 75 of 1217 Ky St died this morning at his home. A 2 p.m. Monday service will be held at Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev. M. C. Allen in charge. Burial is planned for Oak Hill Cemetery. Survivors include his wife Fraucie Dahlene and a sister Mrs Gene- (name incomplete) of the home.
Mr. Dahlene born January 25 1889 in Lawrence Kansas graduated from Kansas University in 1914. He worked in the oil business in Chicago for 25 years before retiring in May 1963. He was a World War I veteran and member of the First Baptist Church. He is survived by his wife Vieve Cowan Hutchinson and several nieces and nephews.
Funeral services for Fred William Lisher will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Rumsey Funeral Home with Capt. Charles Moffitt in charge. Burial follows at Memorial Park Cemetery. Lisher, 74, died Wednesday in Lawrence Memorial Hospital and resided at 827 Lincoln.
Funeral service for Clarence N Pierson aged 72 is set for 10 a m Tuesday at the Cooper Warren Chapel with Rev C Garnett Henning presiding. Friends may call Monday at the chapel. Pierson died Wednesday in Phoenix Arizona and is survived by four daughters including Mrs Joseph S Flipper and Mrs Dwight Swindall of Phoenix and Mrs Leo L Kerford of Orangeburg South Carolina.
Lewis Daniel Moody of Baldwin died Thursday December 10 at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Wadsworth. He was born January 21, 1907 and moved from Topeka to Baldwin in 1961. He served in World War II with the 85th Chemical Warfare Service Company. Private funeral services were held at Lamb Funeral Home with American Legion Lloyd Beaton Post No. 228 providing honors. He leaves a widow Dorothy Moody, two daughters Lucille Redman and Louise Bennett, a stepson Richard Holtom, a stepdaughter Mary Lou Tyson, one brother Harry E. Moody, and 13 grandchildren.
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