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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1955
Page
8
At the atoms for peace conference two University of Missouri scientists described using radioactive iodine injections in calves to measure thyroid activity and predict how heat affects milk and growth. The goal is to help farmers select productive calves without raising both good and bad animals amid rising temperatures.
CHICAGO P Wilson Co a major meat packer says it will stop all slaughtering at the Chicago stockyards. The company said yesterday it plans to halt operations in the city.
The firm plans to discontinue meat and sausage operations at the stockyards in Kansas City, Memphis and Oklahoma City, moving its general offices to downtown. President James D. Cooney announced a substantial expansion and modernization of Cedar Rapids Iowa Albert Lea Minnesota and Omaha plants.
LOUIS P Raymond L Anderson wed his bride last Saturday in a ceremony performed by Magistrate Thomas Gabbert. The groom said he would not have a long honeymoon, and Gabbert learned why after a week of jury duty began yesterday. The ruling will not affect the company’s other plants at Kan.
Lawrence funeral services are set for Joseph R. Pearson 75 a leading University of Kansas benefactor who died yesterday in Rochester Minnesota after a six week hospital stay. He and his wife Gertrude Sellards donated over a half million dollars in ten years for KU residence halls part of more than 6.65 million in construction. Pearson never attended KU but his wife was a 1901 graduate. He moved from Texas to Arkansas City then to Corsicana forty nine years ago. His widow two brothers and two sisters survive.
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