Nation Family Tours Europe Then Heads Home via New York
Mr and Mrs John P Nation traveled to Kansas City to meet their daughter Sheila returning from Europe with a USO troupe. They shifted plans from Topeka to spend extra time in Kansas City. All Rural Grange members will clean the Rural School Thursday at 8 AM. The Wright Reunion is set for Sunday at Highland Park with a basket dinner at noon. Bert Thompson and Mike visited Benedict relatives after a Kansas City weekend.
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John P
Nation
Kansas City
Sheila
New York
Europe
Topeka
Republican State Central Committee
Rural Grange
Wright
Highland Park
Bert Thompson
Mike
Benedict
Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Report
Monday notices list admitted patients including Harlie A. Wolgast surgical Mrs. Judd medical Mrs. Lloyd medical Mrs. Cook surgical McKinsey surgical Templeton medical. Dismissals cover Leo Mack Debra Wilbanks and families. Birth announces a son for Mr. and Mrs. Anderson. Traffic citation cites Raymond Oliver with $19 bond posted amid a motor car wiring short incident.
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W. Main
William A. Helton Jr
Floyd Roberts
Lavonburg
Edward R. Rushton
E. Main
Reuben FE. Bean
Earlton
Frank Young
Humboldt
George Orosco
S. Steuben
Boyd L. Bogle
S. Highland
Junior A. Shields
Planes Search Frigid Waters For 7 Airmen
Alaska reports an intensified search in Cook Inlet for seven airmen who bailed from a crippled KC97 Stratotanker. Lt. Robert L. Moore of Altus Oklahoma was found with minor injuries on Fire Island. Captain Alva L. Wilkerson landed the plane safely at Elmendorf AFB. the aircraft belonged to SAC at Altus.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Air Force
Civil Air Patrol
Cook Inlet
Robert L. Moore
Altus
Okla
Moore
Fire Island
Alva L. Wilkerson
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Strategic Air Command
Seven missing identified by Altus AFB list
Altus AFB released the identities of seven missing airmen. The names include 2nd Lt J E Miller of Camargo Oklahoma A E Vaughn Jr of Troy New York M Sgt F D Schmidt of Negley Ohio M Sgt C L Kenyon of Sparta Wisconsin A2C N W Garner of Bedford Iowa A1C W R Deninie Jr of Altus and A3C R A Ridlon of Miami Beach Florida.
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Altus
C. R. A. Ridlon
Miami Beach
Fila
Paschen to Appear Before Grand Jury Today
Chicago reports Herbert C Paschen governor candidate will appear before the Cook County Grand Jury to explain a $29000 employees fund in the County Treasurer's office he heads. Two U S Senate Banking and Currency Committee investigators plan to question him about the fund solicited from bankers.
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Chicago
Herbert C. Paschen
Cook County
Grand Jury
U. S Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Egypt arrests two Britons for spying
Cairo police charged that James Swinburn, Charles Pittuck, and El Sayed Amin Mahmud led a spy network for British intelligence. Four Egyptians implicated others may be involved. British Embassy denies involvement as tension rises over Suez Canal seizure.
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Cairo
Egypt
Great Britain
Suez Canal
London
Foreign Office
Nasser
Suez Canal Co
Britain
Interior Ministry
James Swinburn
Charles Pittuck
The
Marconi Radio-Tele-graph Co
First Training Meet For Observers Tonight
The Chanute Ground Observer Corps holds a first training meeting at the Memorial Building civic center second floor at 8 p m. Les Matthews says 24 volunteers have enrolled and others are invited. Sgt William Orr from Coffeyville will attend to explain basics and a training film will be shown.
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Chanute Ground Observer Corps
Civic Center
Memorial Building
Les Matthews
Chamber of Commerce
William Orr
Coffeyville
Eisenhower and Stevenson Lead Early Texas Ballot Count
Reported figures show Eisenhower with 2,992 votes and Stevenson with 1,916 after three days of balloting. The Constitution party planned to name T Coleman Andrews, former U S commissioner of internal revenue, as its presidential candidate today in Fort Worth Texas.
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Eisenhower
Stevenson
Fort Worth
Tex
Constitution Party
T. Coleman Andrews
U.S. Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Bus Driver Safety Clinic Held Across State
A safety clinic for school bus drivers will be held tomorrow at the fourth division offices of the State Highway Commission, with registration at 8 30 a m. It is part of six clinics in the eighth annual series by the traffic and safety department. Topics include first aid preventive maintenance insurance laws and regulations governing school buses and safe driving practices. A similar clinic was held in Charmute before last year’s school opening.
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State Highway Commission
Traffic and Safety Department of the
Highway Commission
Chainute
Deaths and Funerals for Flickinger and Wilson
Funeral services were held for Jesse Hamlin Flickinger in Wilson-Johnson Chapel with Rev. Paul Life officiating. Burial followed at Elmwood Cemetery. floral attendants included Daisy Jordan and others. Forest Wright Wilson, father of Mrs. Kenneth Brown, had services at the Waverly Methodist church. he died August 22 at 85, survived by his wife, three children, four grandchildren, and four great grandchildren. he was a Mason and member of the Methodist church.
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Flickinger
Jesse Hamlin Flickinger
Wilson-Johnson Chapel
Paul Life
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ethel Reno
Dale Stemple
Hazel Slane
Mmes
Daisy Jordan
W. Marcus Barbee
Ray Inman
Charles Wolfe
George Palen
Ernest Roe
Waverly
Cattle and Hog Prices Mixed Across Markets
Kansas City buyers see cattle steady with calves and slaughter stock unevenly steady, hogs down across the board, sheep trading moderately active with spring lambs largely steady. Parson's report shows steady cattle, hogs lower, and varied stocker and veal prices, with notable ranges for steers, heifers, cows, bulls, and veals across weight classes.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
U. S
Parsons
Market Report: Kansas City Goods Prices and Grains Rise
In Kansas City markets eggs firm on tops and steady overall with wholesale prices unchanged. Poultry and butter steady. receipts show varied volumes. Chicago grain futures gain after mixed start with wheat up to 2 and soybeans up around 4 percent. Kansas City cash grain prices show mixed advances across wheat corn soybeans and rye. Hay receipts report little activity week to week.
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f.C.b
Chicago
Board of Trade
Kansas City Cash
Kansas City
Spirited Bids At 4-H Sale
4-H members at the Neosho County Fair see spirited bidding as Swift and Armour place base bids on calves and hogs consigned to Parsons Commission Co. Buyers and sellers include Bank of Commerce Chanute and Hereford Angus consignments with top bids ranging around 27.50 to 56 per hundred pounds for various steers and hogs.
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Neosho County
Swift and Armour
Smith Brothers
Stark
Parsons Commission Co
Parsons
Fatsteera
Dale George
Hillcrest Angus
Hereford
Chamber of Commerce
Eric
Larry Erickson
Angus
Neosho Valley
Bank of Commerce
Chanute
Jerry Whitworth
Kenneth Swiler
Sandra Thurman
Hillcrest
Home State Bank
Erie
Ronnie Knetzer
Lucky 15
Servers Implement Co
Gene Sears
Lucky Clover
H & H Agency
Sharon Busaman
First National Bank
Bill Taylor
David Swiler
Fat barrows shine at 1956 county fair auction
The Chanute Tribune lists winners and prices from the fat barrow show including champions and reserve champions. Notable buyers include First National Bank Thayer State Bank Bank of Commerce Chanute and Wickard Mul Seed Co. buyers ranged from about $18 to $55 per animal. The event features Duroc and Hampshire gilt entries with weights from 150 to 225 pounds and several sellers and buyers across Chanute Parsons Erie Neosho County.
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Barrow
First National Bank
Thayer and
Sta State Bank
Nancy Womeldorf
Prairié Schoolers
Neosho Valley
Boy Drowns In Colorado River Near Palisade
Gilbert Hernandez 14 steps into a deep hole while wading in the Colorado River near Palisade Colorado and drowns. Coroner says the boy from Tipton Oklahoma went into 15 to 18 feet of water as his 11 year old brother Arthur watched and sought help. The body was recovered. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Joeher Hernandez who stay at the Palisade Labor Camp during harvest.
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Palisade
Colo
Gilbern Hernandez
Colorado
W. H. Snyder
Tipton
Okla
Arthur
Gilbert
Joeher Hernandez
Woman seeks name change from Testifying to Billie
Mrs. Eddie Jefferson, 31, appeared before probate Judge James H. Sexton asking to change her first name from Testifying to Billie because the name causes confusion with a man’s name.
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Detroit
Eddie Jefferson
James H. Sexton
Billie
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