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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1955

Page

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Coffeyville Residents Prepare Move to Panhandle Texas

Mrs. Arthur Kuster and family return home after visiting her parents the Ross Millers. The Kuster family will move to Panhandle Texas where he has employment. J C Scrivner and Vivian Nelson travel from Kansas City for their aunt Mrs. Charles Wingquist's funeral. Elsa Nelson also in town from Kansas City. REV Jean Minnich and others visit from Thayer. Katy Manderschied visits from Rose. Circle 1 First Baptist WMS meeting with Mrs. George Allen cancelled.

Arthur Kuster Carol Sue Barbara Coffeyville Ross Miller Kuster Panhandle Tex J. C. Scrivner Vivian Nelson Kansas City Charles W. Wingquist Elsa Nelson Scrivner Ethel Nelson Bank of Commerce Circle 1 of First Baptist Wms George Allen

Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Report

Monday admissions include Mrs Cruz Jimenez Humboldt surgical and Mrs Ann Elsten 91 Santa Fe medical. Dismissals include Mrs David Anderson Thayer and Mrs Raymond Scroggins Buffalo. Birth to Mr and Mrs Floyd Thuston 722 N Evergreen a daughter. Traffic citation Julius Bradford 902 N Grant pleaded guilty fined 3 percent.

Deaths and Funerals Notices

Charles E. McDonald funeral set for Wednesday at the Christian church with Rev. John Foust officiating. Burial in Valley Cemetery Parsons. Koch-Skinner Memorial Home in charge. William Miller rites Wednesday at 2 pm in Evangelical United Brethren church. Elmwood Cemetery interment. Wilson-Johnson Mortuary entrusted. Harley G. Sherman, 50, Wichita, died Monday. service 10:30 am Wednesday at Lahey Mortuary Wichita. Wichita Park Cemetery interment. Sherman was a McConnell Air Force Base dispatcher. married to Marguerite Elrod of Thayer.

Charles E. McDonald Christian Church John Foust Valley Cemetery Parsons Koch-Skinner Memorial William Miller Paul Life Evangelical United Brethren Church Elmwood Cemetery Wilson-Johnson Mortuary Harley G. Sherman Wichita St. Joseph Hospital Lahey Mortuary Wichita Park Cemetery

Missing Los Angeles boy reported in Atchison area

A 15 year old Los Angeles boy William A Haupt visiting relatives in Atchison was reported missing. Last seen Saturday at Monrovia Kansas about 10 miles west of Atchison. He told friends he was headed to New Orleans. He is 5 feet 3 inches, 145 pounds, black hair, brown eyes, wearing black trousers.

Atchison Los Angeles William A. Haupt William H. Haupt Monrovia Kas Here New Orleans Haupt A. C. Berger

Kansas City Cattle Hog and Produce Market Report

Cattle market slow and uneven with calves and slaughter steers weak. cows and bulls steady. stockers active. Hogs 3,000 head mostly 25 to 50 lower. sows light steady. Sheep slaughter lambs steady to weak. top lambs around 20.00. Parson’s hogs steady to 25 higher. cattle firm to higher in parts. birds and dairy prices steady across Kansas City and Chicago markets.

Kansas City Livestock Kansas City USDA Parsons Chicago U. S

Wheat rallies lift Chicago grain amid mixed trading

Wheat advanced in Minneapolis with mills buying futures while Chicago traders saw smaller gains. Prices for corn oats rye and soybeans fell as drought relief and silage harvests influenced corn prospects. Agencies report corn in the northeast Kansas region remains fair to good with silage cutting rising elsewhere.

Chicago Board of Trade Minneapolis Tral Kansas Federal State ‘Departments of Agriculture

Substantial rains ease relief in central localities

Substantial rains last week brought temporary relief to scattered areas in central Topeka and surrounding regions, easing water pressure and prompting officials to reassess ongoing relief needs and local relief efforts.

Topeka Cen

House Trailers Move Toward Newton Factory Start

Newton Kans plant aims for March 1 1956 production start. Norman C Wolfe president of American Coach Co Casopolis Mich says plans are advanced and hopeful for a new mobile homes factory in Newton.

Newton, Kas Newton Norman C. Wolfe American Coach Co Cassopolis Mich Wolfe

Legume Crop Makes Good Fertilizer

Davis California report shows ploughing under legume crops can boost soil fertility. Sweet clover outperformed barnyard fertilizer in Michigan State University tests, with two yearly plows raising row crop yields by 23 to 28 percent and saving on fertilizer needs for cash crops.

Davis Calif Michigan State University J. R. Guttay R. L. Cook A. E. Erickson American Society of Agronomy

Dulles Comments on Soviet Armed Forces Cuts

Secretary of State Dulles said the Soviet move to cut forces suggests recognition of Western peace aims but warned the reductions leave Moscow still larger than the United States. He urged international information exchanges and effective inspections ahead of UN sponsored disarmament talks in New York starting August 29.

Washington Dulles Russia United States United Nations New York

Congressman Says Red Cells Uncovered

New York report quotes Rep Francis E Walter head of HUAC stating testimony before the committee has disclosed Communist cells in government circles. He says a full scale February probe will examine infiltration, with preliminary hearings showing cells in the United States Senate the War Labor Board and the National Labor Relations Board.

New York Francis E. Walter D-Pa House Un-American Activities Committee United States Senate War Labor Board National ‘Labor Relations Board Walter Senate

Wall Street Trades Lower Amid Irregular Market

New York stock market moved irregularly lower with quiet volume and mixed gains. Copper shares led gains while steels and railroads fell, and total volume reached about 1.5 million shares, above yesterday's 1.23 million.

New York

Field Renamed For War Hero At Ft. Riley

The field at Ft. Riley will be dedicated tomorrow honoring Pfc. John D. Magrath of Norwalk Connecticut a Medal of Honor recipient who died in Italy during World War II The dedication marks the first time a Connecticut native is honored with a monument at a U S military post in the state's history Magrath Field will be renamed from Funston Field for this ceremony attended by military and civilian officials.

FT. Riley Kas.p Connecticut United States John D. MaGrath Norwalk Conn 10Th Infantry Division Italy Funston Field Magrath Field

Ceremony for memorial unveiling and Magrath painting

The events include unveiling a bronze memorial and presenting an oil painting of Magrath to Company G where Magrath was a four member. Maj. Gen. George E. Martin, commander of the 10th, will deliver the presentation.

Magrath Company G George E. Martin 10Th

Eisenhower Backed Second World Conference On Peaceful Atomic Uses

GENEVAP Lewis L. Strauss announces President Eisenhower favors a second world conference on peaceful uses of atomic energy within two to three years. He spoke at a luncheon with top members of the American delegation to the atoms for peace conference and the Joint Congressional Committee on Atomic Energy. He said a formal proposal could not be laid before the current meeting.

Genevap Lewis L. Strauss U. S. Atomic Energy Commission Eisenhower Strauss Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy

U N delegates to propose in due course says Strauss

The Chanute Tribune notes that U S delegates to the United Nations would initiate a proposal in due course. Strauss adds that discussions here and informal contracts between atomic experts will yield significant progress and many new discoveries in the field within the next two years.

U. S U. N Strauss

GOP Senators Respond to Hoover Reorganization Charge

Three Republican senators rebut claims that Herbert Hoover stacked the Hoover Commission task forces. Democrats allege Eisenhower gave the panel a political tilt and picked personnel aiming to roll back government policy.

Washington Herbert Hoover Reorganization Commission Hoover Democratic National Committee Eisenhower Hoover Commission

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