BPW Club Dinner Meeting Named Publicity for Orphanage Story
The BPW Club will meet at 6 45 p m Wednesday in the Tioga Hotel for a regular dinner. Howard Boltz will be guest speaker showing pictures on The League Story about the orphanage organized in 1895 in Topeka. The Coordinating Committee is in charge and will call for reservations. Gene Cordner promoted to specialist third class in Germany with the 40th Antiaircraft Artillery Battalion. Lorna Howe to speak at Memorial Building Thursday at 10 a.m. on domestic workers and Social Security coverage for household staff.
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Tioga Hotel
Howard Boltz
Service League
Topeka
Betty Gottlieb
Gene H. Cordner
C. M. Cordner
S. Highland
Germany
40Th
Cordner
Chanute Junior College
C & M Oil Co
Chanute High School
Lorna D. Howe
Pittsburg
Admittances and discharges at Neosho Hospital Friday
The Daily Transcript lists Friday admissions including Mrs Joseph Cole Walnut medical David Patton 114 N Lafayette surgical Mrs Lester Glassburn St Paul medical. Dismissals Friday include Mrs Robert Gurwell and daughter Chanute Mrs George Edmundson and son R 2 Mrs Alfred Allison 1112 N Forest Mrs Joe Boecker 1801 S Highland. Birth today to Mr and Mrs Virgil Solomon Rose a girl.
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Neosho Hospital
Joseph Cole
Walnut
David Patton
N. Lafayette
Surgical
Lester C. Glassburn
St. Paul
Robert Gurwell
Chanute
George R. Edmundson
Alfred Allison
N. Forest
Joe Boecker
S. Highland
Claude R. Dry
E. Walnut
George Dorris
N. Evergreen
Virgil Solomon
Rose
Rites for Mrs. J. R. Ashbrook Held in Wilson-Johnson Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs. J R Ashbrook were set for Monday at 2 30 p m in Wilson-Johnson Chapel with reader Mrs Charles Moss of the Christian Science church and burial in Elmwood She had been ill since May and died yesterday in Wilson County Hospital Neodesha She was born March 6 1898 at Lehigh and married Warwick H Guy June 15 1949 in Thayer Surviving husband a step son and daughter two brothers and three sisters plus parents born in Russia and Thayer Seventh Day Adventist member The Engel Funeral Home Thayer in charge. George Melvin Dickens Dies at Thayer Retired farmer George Melvin Dickens dies yesterday afternoon at his Thayer home Born June 9 1885 in La Valle Wisconsin he married Clara Houser in 1900 He lived near Neodesha and in Wilson County before moving to Thayer Burial in Thayer cemetery Services at 10 a m Monday in Engel Funeral Home Thayer Interment Thayer cemetery. U S farms use more than twice as much horse power as all other American industries combined.
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J. R. Ashbrook
Wilson-Johnson
Charles Moss
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Elmwood
Wilson County Hospital
Neodesha
Neodesha Hospital
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Lehigh
Thayer
Warwick H. Guy
Emma Propp
Marion
Herman Guy
Duluth
Minn
Virginia Mahieu
Parsons
Jack Diel
Wisconsin
Ed Dill
Chicago
Mollie E. Hermann
Michigan
Esther Stevens
Tulsa
Dave
Katy Kline Diel
America
Russia
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Thayer Christian Church
Thayer Cemetery
Engel Funeral Home
George Melvin Dickens
la Valle
Wis
Elkins
Ark
Clara Houser
Kansas
Dickens
Wilson County
Earlton
Ellsworth
Clifford
Everett
Bloomington
Calif
George
Omaha
Neb
Viola Johnson
Lyla Johnson
Augusta
Edna Hood
Bell Gardens
John C. Dickens
Louie Dickens
Lydia Womack
Edna Reece
Independence
John
Mary Greer Dickens
Assembly of God Church
Labor Leader Urges Protection by Voting
Kansas City report says organized labor must mobilize for the November election to shield workers from Taft-Hartley style legislation. James J. McDevitt of Washington, D C, co-director of COPE warned labor’s political stake was set by 1947 and urged action. COPE had not decided on endorsing a presidential candidate.
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Afl-Cio
James J. McDevitt
Washington, D. C
Aflcio Committee On
Plumbers and Pipefitters Union
McDevitt
COPE
How Can I Keep Long Stemmed Flowers Fresh
Split the stems with a sharp knife daily without removing the stem. This preserves long stems as long as the plant remains alive. To prevent butter from sticking to the mold scald the mold rub thoroughly with salt and then cool the mold in cold water.
Drive volunteers named. October campaign set in Southeast Kansas
FREDONIA- D A N Chase was named director of the 1956 allied drive to be held in October. Local organizations qualified include Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Red Cross Kansas Children's Service League and the Salvation Army. A tentative budget was adopted for the fund raising campaign. ERIE- Neosho County officers investigated a fire that destroyed a large shed and farm equipment on the Judson Frankenburger farm north of Parsons. The shed held a tractor grain drill a plow and 200 bushels of barley. The farm had no residents. Sheriff Lee Montgomery suspects gasoline theft as a possible cause. PARSONS- A small boy was struck by a car after breaking away from his mother and received only a firm admonition from his mother according to the driver Paul W Lavery. Burlington- A Wichita man bought a wrecker at a sale and wrecked his 1956 Ford pulling it home on U S Highway 75 south of Burlington. The car and wrecker rolled over an embankment and were towed away. IOLA- Passenger service on the Missouri Pacific between Durand and the Kansas Missouri line will end Monday per a State Corporation Commission memorandum received by The Register.
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Fredonia
D. A. N. Chase
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Red Cross
Kansas Children’s Service League
Salvation Army
Erie
Neosho County
Judson Frankenburger
Parsons
Lee Montgomery
Burlington
Wichita
U.S. Highway 75
Here
IOLA
Missouri Pacific
Durand
Kansas-Missouri Line
State Corporation Commission
Register
Beatification Decree For Pope Innocent XI Published
Vatican announcement completes beatification proceedings for Pope Innocent XI as L Osservatore Romano publishes the decree Tuto procedi posse. Cardinal Gaetano Cicognani signs the document confirming the beatification slated for October 21 with a possible consistory by Pope Pius XII to add solemnity.
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Innocent XI
Vatican
L’osservatore Romano
Tuto Procedi
Gaetano Cardinal
Cicognani
Congregation of Rites
Pius XII
Frolicking Royalty Spur Tourist Trade Cruise
A hundred European royalty and high society members sail the Adriatic and Mediterranean aboard the Achilleus to boost tourism. Sponsored by King Paul and Queen Frederika of Greece the voyage goes to Lisbon and returns via the Greek Islands. Guests include Prince.
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Italy
Adriatic
Mediterranean
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Frederika
Greece
Achilleus
Lisbon
Greek Islands
Alpine Royal Assembly Includes Global Siblings and Nobles
Bernhard of the Netherlands gathers his family including Crown Princess Beatrix Princess Irene and ex queen Elena of Romania along with Prince Charles of Luxembourg and other European nobles. Duchess Anna of Savoia German Prince Philip Albrecht von Wurstemberg and Princess Karoline Mathilde attend with Elisabet her daughter.
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Netherlands
Beatrix
Irene
Elena
Romania
Charles
Luxembourg
Anna of
Savoia
Philip Albrecht von Wurstemberg
Karoline Mathilde
Denmark
Elisabet
Foes Help Kansas Governor Hall Get St Francis Hotel Suite
In San Francisco Gov. Fred Hall and his wife moved into the St. Francis Hotel with help from three Kansas Republicans. Harry Darby Lloyd H. Ruppenthal and Wilbur Leonard arranged the suite during the GOP national convention as Hall sought a second term amid intra party fights. Hall was set to appear on NBCs American Forum with other governors Goodwin Knight George Craig Bracken Lee.
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Fred Hall
St. Francis
Hall
Harry Darby
National Republican
Kansas
Lloyd H. Ruppenthal
Kansas State Party
Wilbur Leonard
State Committee
Darby
Warren W. Shaw
National Broadcasting Co
American Forum
Goodwin Knight
California
George Craig
Indiana
Bracken Lee
Utah
Archbishop Strikes Out At Racial Segregation
Archbishop Joseph F. Rummel of New Orleans told the Christian Family Movement convention at the University of Notre Dame that racial segregation violates Christian charity and natural law. He urged that politicians and industrialists promote segregation only to keep cheap labor and poor working conditions, noting the cost of living does not respect color.
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Ind. W
Joseph F. Rummel
New Orleans
Christian Family Movement
University of Notre Dame
Monarch Cement Co Expansion Featured in Midwest Industry
Monarch Cement Co of Humboldt announced a 6.2 million dollar expansion to raise annual cement capacity from 1,500,000 to over 2,250,000 barrels. President and general manager Walter Wulf, in office since 1945, is profiled as part of the lead article with a cover image. The feature appears in Midwest Industry, formerly Kansas Business.
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Midwest
Humboldt J
Walter Wulf
Midwest Industry Magazine
Midwest Industry
Kansas Business
Wulf
Monarch
West Berlin presses attack on communist ban ruling
West Berlin independent newspapers blister the West German Supreme Court decision banning the Communist party. They warn the ban will drive the Communists underground, boosting their will to fight and making them more dangerous.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Communist Party
Supreme Court
Nationalist Ships Clash With Red Chinese Boats
The Chanute Tribune reports two Nationalist warships clashed with two Red Chinese gun boats north of Matsu today. One Chinese boat was sunk and the other damaged, while Nationalist vessels suffered no damage according to the ministry.
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Matsu
Typhoon Babs Wracks Japan killing thirty across Okinawa
Typhoon Babs battered Okinawa and northern Honshu with winds near 115 mph, killing 30 and injuring 168 in Japan. Japanese police reported 27 dead, 16 missing, 168 hurt as 6,000 homeless and 35,000 acres flooded. Two U.S. Marines died in a helicopter crash. another Marine was electrocuted while repairing a storm damaged line.
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Japan
Pacific Ocean
Okinawa
U.S
Honshu
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Leanna
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Bill Riley
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Ted Cronemeyer
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