Sorghum Valley Grange confers degrees at meeting
The Sorghum Valley Grange held a Wednesday session awarding the First and Second Degrees to two candidates with Bryan Gurk presiding and 12 officers present. One membership application was approved. Paul Johnson spoke on the State Grange Youth Camp at Sedan August 5 through 8, and a watermelon feed for about 45 members followed.
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Paul Johnson
State Grange
Sedan
Hagman Reelected Crawford County GOP Leader
William R Hagman of Pittsburg was reelected for a fifth term as chairman of the Crawford County Republican Central Committee at a Saturday organizational meeting. Mrs Bessie Peterson of Arcadia was named vice chair, Bertha Smith of Walnut treasurer, and Jack Knowles of Girard secretary. No contests for any office.
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Girard
Eas
William R Hagman
Pittsburg
Crawford County Republican Central Committee
Bessie Peterson
Arcadia
Bertha Smith
Walnut
Jack Knowles
Admittances and dismissals at Neosho Hospital notes
Daily Transcripts report lists Saturday admittances including Mrs Eph Lindall and several others, Sunday admittance Frank Baker, today’s admissions Roger Dent and Mrs Belle Cohens, plus dismissals for Humboldt Yates Center and Stark residents. Births include two at Lavenburg Stark Humboldt and R 2. A divorce suit in Chanute was dismissed without prejudice and a dwelling wiring incident reported.
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Neosho Hospital
Eph Lindall
W. 1St
Thomas L. Eades
Tornato
Delbert Jeans
Thayer
Surgical
Richard Worley
Ewald Rosenthal
W. Main
Leslia Dunham
Stark
Medical
C. L. Henderson
N. Lincoln
Esther Surburgg
Grant
Robert F. Todd
Humboldt
E. Main
Homer Miller
Carl Winn
Yates Center
Raymond Ridge
Annamae Whitford
Gas City
George
Mason
N. Garfield
Boyd Bogle
S. Highland
William L. Cook
Ford Kelsey
Don Goff
S. Kansas
Lloyd Brown
Mel Burdette
S. Steuben
Eugene Jack
N. Kansas
Emma Godding
Robert Logan
Lavenburg
Kenneth Clark
Howard Houdashelt
Earl Turner
G. R. Edmondson
Chanute Girls Eliminated From State Softball Tournament
Chanute’s class B softball team was eliminated at Hutchinson after losses to Hutchinson Boosters 4-2 and Wichita 7-5. Dor is Moyer hurled a 13-5 eight inning win over Plains to stay alive before the exit. Chanute finishes with a 15-2 record for the season.
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Chanute
Hutchinson
Wichita
Hutchinson Boosters
Chanute Club
Charlene Brookshire
Down Plains
Doris Moyer
Lola
Brookshire
Labor Leaders Split Support In Democratic Nomination Fight
Chicago unions divided loyalties between Stevenson and Harriman at the AFL CIO convention. Walter Reuther wields Michigan influence and Harriman backers seek endorsements from Gov. Williams and Williams as union leaders like McDonald Kennedy and Harrison tilt toward Harriman while the federation stays officially neutral.
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Michigan
Walter Reuther
United Workers
Harriman
New York
G. Mennen Williams
Reuther Williams
Stevenson
David J. McDonald
Steelworkers
George M. Harrison
Railway Clerks Brotherhood
Thomas Kennedy
United Mine Workers
Afl-Cio
Truman
Blind London Girl Uncovers Murder
A 22 year old blind student at the Royal Institute for the Blind, Catherine Birch, awoke to cries at a Harlesden house and aided by dialing 999. Landlady Miss Margaret Daniels, 52, was found strangled inside after a locked door hindered access. Scotland Yard issued a lookout for a local young man.
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Scotland Yard
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Royal Institute For the Blind
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Margaret Daniels
Harlesden
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Ihhe Royal Institute
Deaths and Funeral of W. E. Allen of Howard
W. E. Allen of Howard died Sunday night at the Mayo Clinic Rochester Minnesota. He was father of Bill Allen Denver former Chanute school teacher and visited his son here often. Survived by his wife of Howard and daughter Mary Alice Allen of Wichita. Funeral service planned in Howard with arrangements incomplete.
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Howard
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Denver
Chanute
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Wichita
Wall Street Stocks Slip in Quiet Late Trading
New York stock prices sagged further in slow trading as pivotal issues extended earlier losses. Turnover was the slowest in weeks with about 1.8 million shares exchanged versus 2.04 million on Friday.
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New York
Japan declines terms in peace treaty talks
Japanese Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu informs Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri Shelilov that Japan will not accept the Soviet conditions for a peace treaty.
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Moscow
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Dmitri T. Shelilov
Japan
Kansas City Livestock Prices and Market Summary
Cattle and hogs mixed as demand shifts across major markets. Cattle sales at Kansas City include 17,000 head with strong to mostly higher prices for high grade fed steers and calves, while hogs see weights under 210 pounds down modestly. Sheep and lambs show gains in slaughter lambs, with secondary markets noting steady to higher activity. Produce and grains reflect broad strength with wheat and corn advancing in Chicago. Hay receipts modest at Kansas City.
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Kansas City
USDA
Chicago
Elephant Tosses Woman To Ground at Zoo
An elephant at a Oakland zoo reached through a fence and flipped a young mother, 25 year old Eleanor R. Arieta of San Pablo, to the ground. She was frightened but not seriously injured. The incident was reported by Sidney Snow, operator of the zoo.
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Calif
Eleanor R. Arieta
San Pablo
Sidney Snow
Joseph R. Know
Elephant at Knowland State Park Grabs Visitor
A visitor at Joseph R Knowland State Park was grabbed by an elephant named Effie. The elephant lifted her, threw her to the ground, then grabbed her handbag as handlers arrived to intervene.
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Effie
Training Plan By Plumbers
Kansas City report on the UA convention urging intensified apprentice training to curb annual losses of journeymen. President Peter T. Schoemann cites death and other causes, notes Purdue enrollment expansion and new training department. Purdue contest winners listed with scores and prizes. John Meier of Kansas City and Robert D. Smith of Topeka among top finishers.
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Peter T. Schoemann
Milwaukee
United Assn
Schoemann
Purdue University
Washington
Purdue
John Meier
Kas
Robert D. Smith
Topeka
Hagerty Declines Comment on Chicago Democratic Convention
White House press secretary James C. Hagerty moves to forestall comment on any Chicago week. He says he does not expect big news from the White House while the Democrats meet and will not hold a news conference this week.
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Washington
James C. Hagerty
White House
Chicago
Hagerty
Eisenhower
Science shrinks piles new way without surgery
Science introduces a new healing substance Bio-Dyne used as Preparation H to shrink hemorrhoids and relieve pain without surgery. Case after case shows reduction and statements that piles have ceased to be a problem, with availability in suppository or ointment form and a money back guarantee.
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