News Briefs Carol Young and Jack Conrad Visit Home Folks
Carol Young of Dallas arrives tonight for a two week visit with her aunt Mrs A C Mendenhall and her grandfather. Jack Conrad son of Mr and Mrs E A Vanhart has finished 11 weeks of basic training at Park Air Force Base California and is on a 10 day leave. He will enter Army's Training School at Lowry AFB Denver after graduation from Chanute High School in 1953.
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Carol Young
John Young
Dallas
Tex
A. C. Mendenhall
Highland
William C. Bair
Evergreen
Jack Conrad
E. A. Vanhart
R. 1
Park Air Force Base
California
Armimen
Lowreys Afb
Denver
Conrad
Chanute High School
Chanute Junior College
Boeing Air Craft
Wichita
Air Force
Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Also Court Actions
Admittances list Wednesday and Thursday patients at Memorial Hospital Humboldt Earl Loveaul and others with surgical and medical cases. Dismissals note Mrs George T Yockey and others. Police Court hearings include McCoy driving guilty and fines. Lee Judy and others face driving related charges. New cases include a partition suit in Walnut Grove. Marriage licenses issued for Stone and Madox.
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Nora Newman
N. Steuben
Lillie Massey
Leo Rausch
N. Washington
Carl Jenkins
N. Garfield
Art Trabue
Earlton
Phillip Leon McCoy
Grant
David Brown Judy
Chanute
Lee Judy
Eric
Chester A. Herod
Ver W. Herod
Walnut Grove Township
Soil Bank payments set at 224.414 million to farmers
The Agriculture Department reported farmers agreed to retire 10,720,794 acres under the soil bank this year, with 495,432 participants. About 150,977,000 dollars will go to corn acreage reductions in key states including Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, and more. Early fall payments will be made plus nearly 250 million for conservation practices and existing price support and export programs.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
New Soil Bank
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
South Dakota
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Minnie Pearl to headline Woodson County Fair show
Cousin Minnie Pearl will perform at the Woodson County Fair in Yates Center on August 7 at 8 p.m. backed by Stringbean Merl Lindsay and his Oklahoma Night Riders Robbie Heidler Joyce Moore Yvonne McGowan and Justin Tubb. First area appearance by Minnie Pearl and the Opry band with seating expanded for rodeo arena and a rain location in the high school auditorium.
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Minnie Pearl
Woodson County Fair
Yates Center
Stringbean
Merl Lindsay
Oklahoma Night Riders
Robbie Heidler
Joyce Moore
Yvonne McGowan
Justin Tubb
Minnie Pearl and
The
Opry Gang
Woodson Country Fair Board
Rodeo Arena
Slump Shifted To Prosperity Forecast by Weeks
Secretary Weeks now expects healthy prosperity into 1957 with a bright outlook for a fresh business bounce and high employment. He notes April-June output at 408 billion dollars annual rate, a 1 percent rise, and slightly higher employment than June. The steel strike did not disrupt the trend.
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Washington
Commerce
Weeks
Fresh Blueberry Griddle Cakes Menu Suggestion
A recipe for large blueberry griddle cakes using 14 cups sifted flour 12 teaspoons baking powder salt sugar eggs milk melted butter vanilla and blueberries. Batter is mixed then cooked on a greased griddle until golden brown yields 10 to 12 cakes served with maple syrup.
Traffic Fatalities Reach 356 in 1956 on Topeka Records
State accident records show 356 traffic fatalities to date in 1956, up from 315 in the same period last year. The report covers a 24 hour period ending yesterday and tallies statewide incidents.
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Topeka
Kansas
Death notice for Fred A. Stipp funeral service details
The funeral service for Fred A. Stipp will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 30 at Wilson Johnson Chapel with Rev Ted Hurst pastor of the Christian church officiating. Burial will be in Thayer Cemetery.
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Stipp
Fred A. ‘Stipp
Wilson- Johnson
Ted Hurst
Christian Church
Ing
Thayer
Oil market dips on Suez crisis unsettles Wall Street
Nervous trading in New York over the Suez Canal crisis drives a late-day stock slide. Leading issues fall from fractions to about 2 points, with Royal Dutch and Gulf each down near 2 points after intraday losses near 3 to 4. Texas Co and Standard Oil of New Jersey shed about a point as aircraft stocks rebound to positive.
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New York
Royal Dutch Oil
Gulf
Texas Co
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Cattle Meager and Hog Prices Rise in Kansas City Market
Cattle receipts lean, 700 head cows and 300 calves, few test sales. hogs 1,200, barrows and gilts steady to 25 higher, sows weaker, midweek activity mixed. U. S. No. 1 to 3 hogs 200-240 lbs around 16.50 to 16.85, 180-195 lbs 15.75-16.85. slaughter sows 12.50-14.85. sheep steady with lambs 20.00-22.00 and ewes 3.50-9.50. Wheat and grains show small moves. Chicago prices mixed for eggs, butter, and poultry.
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Kansas City
U. S
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
F.o.b
Market grain and hay receipts report from Kansas City
The report lists prices for corn varieties No 2 white No 3 Mile maize Kafir Rye Barley and Soybeans with ranges cited. It records Kansas City hay receipts showing 2 cars alfalfa and 2 cars prairie, noting a quiet week versus prior periods.
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Kansas City
Hay
Prairie
Chanute K of C Knocks Out of District Softball Tourney
Chanute Knights of Columbus were eliminated from the district softball tournament at Idla after a 1-9 loss to Harts of the host town. EUB beat Chanute 6-1 on Haddan’s three hitter with a fourth inning homer. Both teams won first-round games Sunday as Buffalo defeated Foodtown 6-4. The field narrows to 11 teams with four already eliminated.
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Chanute
Knights of Columbus
Idla
Harts
Knights
EUB
Haddan
Buffalo
Foodtown
Pittsburg
Chanute Women Face Iola In Regional Championship
Chanute prepares to meet Iola at 8:30 tonight in LaHarpe for the regional women’s softball title. Iola advanced with an 8-4 win over Chetopa, while Chanute earlier beat Iola in a prior meeting. If Iola wins, a second game will decide the title with both teams at one loss.
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Chanute
Iola
LaHarpe
Chetopa
Smart Step-In Frock Pattern 9189 for Misses Sizes 12 to 20
Marian Martin pattern 9189 offers a slim classic step in frock with squared armholes and pockets. Suitable for linen silk or cotton fabrics, size 16 requires 1 3/4 yards of 39 inch fabric.
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Marian Martin
Pattern Order Form for Marian Martin Mailings
The notice instructs sending thirty five cents plus five cents per pattern for 1st class mailing. Mail to Marian Martin care of The Cha sute Tribune Pattern Dept. 232 West 18th St New York 11 NY. Include name address zone size and style number printed plainly.
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Marian Martin
Chasute Tribune
West 18Th St
New York
N.Y
Missionary Lettie G Archer Speaks at Colfax Circle Meeting
Lettie G Archer a missionary in China for 25 years spoke at Colfax Mission Circle on Wednesday night at 8. Miss Archer has spent the last five years teaching in the Philippines. About 50 people attended and refreshments were served.
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Lettie G. Archer
China
Colfax
Miss Archer
Philippians
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