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Harvey S. Mowrey announces new fiction and non fiction titles at the public library. Displays show colorful jackets and readers may write slips to request any of the books by name.
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1956
Page
7
Harvey S. Mowrey announces new fiction and non fiction titles at the public library. Displays show colorful jackets and readers may write slips to request any of the books by name.
British sailors and marines facing ending enlistments were ordered to stay in the service to meet the Suez Canal emergency. The extra duty is to be kept as short as possible, but the duration remains uncertain.
Herman M. Langworthy, Kansas City's leading Republican elder statesman, died at his home yesterday at the age of 75. He had long served in party circles and was widely respected for his contributions to state politics and civic life.
Mr and Mrs Charles Wagner and daughters visited at Harold Winans home while Mr and Mrs Lloyd Carson and Jackie traveled to Parsons for relatives. Chanute visitors Mr and Mrs Henry Breiner spent time with Mabel Thornton. The Cook and Corbett families shared Sunday moments. Mary Ann Long from Copan Oklahoma stayed with Aunt Mrs Kenneth Clark last week. Ward Corbett and Karen returned from a trip to Salinas California. Nelda Sue Roberts celebrated her birthday with friends Kathy Mollie McIntyre Barbara Mitzen Elsie Clark Peggy Hatfield and Mery Ann Leng Monday afternoon.
Pipeline runs of Kansas crude oil shaded upward to 344177 barrels daily in the week ended Aug 20, per the State Conservation Division. The figure was 723 barrels a day above the prior week and 9177 barrels daily above the August allowance set by the Kansas Corporation Commission.
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