Eisenhower Opposes House Budget Cuts in Foreign Affairs
President Eisenhower charts battle plan against a House cut of 47 million dollars for State Department foreign service operations for the coming fiscal year. He and Secretary Dulles urge restoration of the majority of the reductions, ahead of Senate action.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
United States
House
State Department
Foreign Service
Georgia
Washington
Secretary of State
Dulles
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
Eisenhower-Dulles
White House
James C. Hagerty
United States Information Agency
Erie High School Banquet Highlights Veni cian Night Theme
Erie High School held its annual junior senior banquet with 100 plates served by the Guild of the Erie Federated Church. The program featured toastmaster Keith McCoy, speakers Albert DePee and Brian Liebst, two talks by Supt E G Horine and Clark M Fleming, and musical numbers from Larry Wheeles Johnny White and the Scovilles.
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Albert DePee
Brian Liebst
Supt. E. G. Horine
Clark M. Fleming
Rialto Bridge
Larry Wheeles
Johnny White
Leslie Scoville
EHS
Tommy Harkness
Tally Club
Lester Shepard
Kiwanis Club
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Heady
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Thene
State Bar Association
Association
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Ral
Humboldt Dinner Plans and Community Events
A Humboldt notice lists a covered dish dinner at 6 30 with Katrie Boog ert of Holland as speaker and Chanute student. Various club meetings follow including WMS Naomi Circle at Mrs Peterson and AM of P E O in Mrs Sharpe’s home. About 36 attended Methodist Men’s club dinner with high school seniors as guests.
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Holland
Chanute
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Francis Perkins
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Joe Burger
W. E. Chambers
Kansas City
Chambers
Frank Lindsey
Jack Peterson
Naomi
WMS
Methodist Church
Agnes Nickey
Dale Collison
Vern Smith
Nickey
Peterson
Frank McFarren
AM of P.E
Robert Sharpe
Elmer Harwood
Claudia Glover
Gaspe
Sharpe
Methodist Men's Club
Taylor
Donald Houts
Bethany Hospital
Entre Nous Club Notes and Out-of-Town Visitors
Members read two chapters of St John and discussed a current event at the Entre Nous meeting. Refreshments were served by Mrs Richardson. Mr and Mrs Darrel Goade of Pittsburg visited Erie guests of Mr and Mrs Duane Ferguson. both couples study at Pittsburg State College. Sue Robinson of Winston-Salem NC visited Erie from Wake Forest College to see cousin Mrs E G Horine and family.
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Ph Gough
Mammie Vaughn
Emma Johnson
George Stephens
St. John
Richardson
R. J. Purkey
Darrel Goade
Pittsburg
Duane Ferguson
Pittsburg State College
Sue Robinson
Wipston-Salem
N.C
Wake Forrest College
Kappa Mu
Pittsburg Teachers College
Erie
E. G. Horine
State Spelling Champ Is McPherson Girl
The 1957 Kansas spelling champion is Jositta Schlehuber a 13 year old seventh grader from near McPherson. She defeated 31 contestants in Topeka and won by spelling "por phyry" a word she had never heard before. Judy Torline of Newton placed second and Mary Hartnett of Saline County third.
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Kansas
McPherson
Jositta Schlehuber
Miss Schlehuber
Porphyry
Judy Torline
Newton
Mary Hartnett
Saline County
Topeka Daily Capital
Humboldt Church Group Holds Annual Guest Night Dinner
The Deborah Circle of the Humboldt Methodist Church met Friday for a covered dish annual guest night. Eleven members and three guests attended as Mrs. Nordi led devotions and Mrs. Gordon Roberts gave a lesson. The group sang hymns and discussed the origins of each number.
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WMS
Methodist Church
E. J. Nordi
Gordon Roberts
Roberts
Robert Julick
Frank McFarnen Jr
Ernest Mueller
Ross Jewett
Mason City
Iowa
Virgil Sellers
Chanute
George Moore
Estil Bake
Harry Driskill
Yates Center
Carl Olson
Grace Barrackman
Clara Lindsey
Low
Olson
Vern Lassman
Jack Nessel
Joe Crawford
Neva Crawford
Wichita
R. H. Crawford
Betty
G. C
William Towles
Iola
Towles
Minnie Towles
Parley
Local Women Report Easter Nursing Home Deliveries
Tuesday luncheon hosted by Mrs. Harold Williams as Mrs. Kate Houser led in Mrs. P. E. Walden’s absence. Thirty dozen cookies were delivered to four nursing homes before Easter. Attendees included Mrs. R. H. Johnson, Harvey Bogert, Lawrence Rinehart, Carl Hauser, Henry Mueller, Ernest Karns, Warren Works and Harold Williams. May 28 meeting set with Mrs. Henry Mueller.
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Kate Houser
P. E. Walden
Mmes. R. H. Johnson
Harvey Bogert
Lawrence Rinehart
Carl Hauser
Henry Mueller
Ernest Karns
Warren Works
First US coin to bear In God We Trust appears 1864 two cent
The motto In God We Trust first appeared on a United States coin in 1864 on a two cent piece. This marks the initial adoption of the phrase on official currency.
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United States
Honduras Moves To Expel Nicaragua Invaders In Border Clash
Honduras says peaceful talks failed and it will drive out Nicaraguan forces in Mocoron and Gracias a Dios area. Nicaraguans deny the claim with Mocoron labeled as territory under their control. tensions rise as troops prepare for potential confrontation.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Gracias A Dios
Nicaragua
Jorge Fidel Duron
Mocoron
Local Families Visit Over Weekend In Elsmore
Elsmore residents and guests from Mission Kansas City and Washington DC gathered at local homes. Dale Cox, recently released from Korea, met his wife in Wichita. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Charles Swanson of Washington DC and Mr and Mrs Duke Myers of Lawrence. Easter time visits also noted among Higgenbothams Collins Myers and Miller families from Missouri and Oklahoma.
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Charles Miller
Bartlesville
Okla
Don Dunn
Jchildren
Mother Cat Adopts Black Field Mouse in Storeroom
In Los Angeles, Al Orozco reports his cat recently gave birth to four kittens and astonishes by adopting a field mouse as a nursing companion. He notes the mouse is kept spotless and loved by the feline mother who was bought to deter mice in the storeroom.
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Mother Cat
Los Angeles
al Orozco
Orozco
Local Hartville Notes From Hartville Missouri Apr 29 1957
In Hartville Missouri relatives visit Chanute. Dunn’s grandmother is critically ill and Mrs Dunn and children will stay several days. Fred Tippie fell from a ladder injuring head and hand while working on a church. Edith Reeves visited her son Willis in Arlington Texas during Easter. Willis employed by General Motors. Past six weeks honor roll lists A students Roger Howerton Dorothy Eisenbrandt Marilyn Stanley Jeanene Laver Shirley Boler Jean Mallard and B students Milton Dunlap Helen Boler Elaine Carlson Betty Jo Bliss Diane Stewart Don Bauer Gary Lewins Wilma Jean Ludlum Donna Ludlum Katherine Baker Larry Nelson Ronnie Daniels Betty Eisenbrandt Linda Honaker Joyce Howell Patsy Isaac Donna Johnson Diana Mattson Sandra Searsey and Sandra Daniels. Dukie Myers and Mikey visit Bob Kerns Chanute. Bob Kerns and Nadine Brinkmyer with children visit Dukie Myers. Junior Kyser hosts birthday dinner for Junior with guests Art Kyser Cecil Kyser Erie and Bill Wilson and families.
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Hartville
Chanute Tribune
Dunn
Fred Tippie
Edith Reeves
Willis
Arlington
Tex
General Motors
Roger Howerton
Dorothy Eisenbrandt
Marilyn Stanley
Jeanene Laver
Shirley Boler
Jean Mallard
Milton Dunlap
Hellen Boler
Elaine Carlson
Betty Jo Bliss
Diane Stewart
Don Bauer
Gary Lewins
Wilma Jean Ludlum
Donna Ludlum
Katherine Baker
Larry Nelson
Ronnie Daniels
Betty Eisenbrandt
Linda Honaker
Joyce Howell
Patsy Isaac
Donna
Art Kyser
Cecil Kyser
Erie
Bill Wilson
Egypt Cotton Crop Drops Amid 1957 Agricultural Cut
Egypt reduced its 1957 cotton output by about one third of the nation’s agricultural acreage, according to the International Federation of Agricultural Producers.
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Egypt
International Federation of Agri‘cultural Producers
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