Speed of U S China talks hints at new Far East peace
The Eisenhower administration moves swiftly toward settlements with Red China aimed at broader peace in the Far East. Diplomacy replaces threats as U S and Peiping prepare to negotiate releases of Americans in Red China and other mutual interests. Secretary Dulles cautions one swallow does not make a summer but welcomes potential new phase in Chinese Communist relations.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Eisenhower
Red China
Far East
U.S
Peiping
United States
Geneva
Red
China
Dulles
Session Ends as House Ends with Dignity-Dropping Show
In Washington the 1955 House session closed with a boisterous display of monkeyshines while the Senate kept pace more quietly. Representatives led a floor show including barbershop harmonies and a chorus in the gallery as pages and guests joined the moment, ending with a stirring rendition of The Lord’s Prayer by 18 year old page William Goodwin from Pontiac, Michigan.
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Washington
House
Senate
Sen
Morse
D-Ore
Lehman
D-Ny
Priest
D-Tenn
Rep
Friedel
D-Md
Rep. Rabaut
D-Mich
Chelf
D-Ky
William Goodwin
Pontiac Mich
State Bar appoints four Neosho lawyers to committees
Four Neosho county attorneys were named today by FE Chalfant, president, to State Bar Association standing and special committees for 1985 56. Appointees include Charles F Forsyth on the membership committee for the third district, Charles K. E Henshall on the membership committee and oral bar associations, B M Dunham on the historical committee and relations with trust bankers, and Robert L Brajkey on legal institutes.
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Neosho County
State Bar Assn
Chalfant
Hutchinson
Charles F Forsyth
Charles KE. Henshall
B. M. Dunham
Robert L. Bri Jey
Legal Institutes
Too Much Uproar At Board Meeting in Hagerstown
W. Lee Elgin, 63, president of the Washington County Board of Commissioners, threatens to resign unless the weekly all day meetings are moved to a calmer room due to ongoing uproar. He says the current space overlaps with other county employees’ duties.
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Hagerstown
Mad
Washington County Board of Commissioners
W. Lee Elgin
Erie
Kansas
L. L. Rowan
Donna May Rowan
Balch & Bailey
Index Drops 10 Points In Kansas Farm Prices
The July 15 month index shows Kansas farmers received lower prices for livestock and crops. The mid July index stood at 293 percent of the 1910-34 average, down from 243 a month earlier, 229 a year ago, and 244 in 1983, amid broad price declines.
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Kansas
Topeka
Federal
State Departments of Agriculture
Chanute Notices and Local Socials Mentioned
News briefs note visits by Ray Kelley family of Covington Ky and others, plus Chanute organization events. Also includes city ordinance text about Walnut Street repaving and bond payments, with dates in July 1955 and signatures of Mayor Charles W. Rice and City Clerk Howard Parsons.
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Ray Kelley
Jeanie
Covington, Ky
George Blanck
Billy
S. Garfield
Minnie Kelley
Todd
Judd
Neosho County
Kansas
Charles W. Rice
Howard Parsons
Walnut Street Improvement in Chanute Kansas
The Chanute governing body adopts a 1955 plan to improve Walnut Street by concrete paving and curb and gutter from Breaben Avenue to the Lafayette intersection. The resolution finds necessity and approves funding in accordance with law and appropriates Craniate county and Kansas authorities.
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Faix
Chanute
Kansas
Walnut Street
Neosho County
Steuben Avenue
Lafayette Avenue
Saitd Street
Charles W. Rice
Howard Parsons
Main Street
Third Street
Gretchen Avenue
Beeton
Charles W. Rick
Pakbons Oy Ierk
Stevaren Avenue
Kengas
Walnut ‘Street
Breaben Avenue
Craniate
Neveno
Kaneas
Chanute City Ordinances on North Central Avenue Improvement
The Chanute Tribune reports Ordinance No. 1460 and related ordinances approving North Central Avenue curb and gutter and asphalt paving from Pine to Chestnut, with bond plans, installments, and property assessments. Also references Section 4 ordinances for Larson Avenue and Lafayette Street projects and extensive parcel assessments in Chanute Kansas.
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North Central Avenue
Chanute
Kansas
Pine Street
Chestnut Street
Neosho County
Central Avenue
Charles W. Rice
Howard Parsons
Chanute Tribune
Lafayette
Washington
Steuben
Garfield
Allen
West
Larson
Tennessee
South Edith
Ashby
West Sixth
West Main
Steulben
Forest
Main
Elm
Santa FE
Grant
Edith
Rutter
Board of City Commissioners
Roth
Roth’s
East View
East Ogatt
Truitt's
Truittis
South 125
North
Truitt’s
Hammond
Esseree
Fairview
Rutters
Evergreen Park
Evergreen
Park
Mile
Tract A
Milo
Nile
Afilo
Mito
Suneiviaion
Lot & Birk
Auio
Bles Country Club
Noi Hies Country Club
Milo Bop
Wea
Bies Country Club
Nobles Country Club
Ables
Junte Club
Adi
Intry i
Mio Sul
Oise
Neosho
County
Sasuber
Chanute ‘Tril
Charles V
Howard Pamene
City Clerks Co
Improvement West Fourteenth Street Chanute Kansas
City ordinance outlines concrete curb gutter and paving for West Fourteenth Street from Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway intersection to Washington Avenue. It provides funding plans including bonds and annual assessments, with passage dated July 26, 1954 and publication rules.
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West Fourteenth Street
Chanute
Kansas
Atchison, Topeka & Santa FE Railway Company
Washington Avenue
Neosho County
Neosho
Kanesis
Charles W. Rick
Howard Parsons
Larson Avenue paving project in Chanute Kansas ordinance
Ordinance No 1462 declares necessary improvements on Larson Avenue Chanute from Third to Fourth Streets including asphalt mat paving and concrete curb and gutter. The measure specifies construction details and authority for the city to proceed with the project and related financing.
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Chanute Tribune
Larson Avenue
Chanute
Kansas
Third Street
Fourth Street
Eine of Chanute Kontas
Larson Ave
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Sariah H. Strohm
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Sarah M. Strohm
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City of
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