Kansas Schools In Court Action
Kansas schools faces a court action as the state high school season opens with Haven moving from Class B to A due to enrollment gains. Defending champions Wyandotte Russell Montezuma enter the year with key losses and unclear prospects, while New ton Topeka Ward Fort Scott Manhattan are among strong AA contenders. Classification shifts move Liberal to AA and Wichita Planeview to A, with multiple schools reclassified across A BB and AA groups.
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Elon Torrence
Kansas
Wyandotte
Russell
Montezuma
Newton
Topeka
Ward
Fort Scott
Manhattan
Sacred Heart
Kansas City
Westport
Salina
Wichita
Hutchinson
el Dorado
Wichita North
Wellington
Winfield
Abilene
Buhler
Chanute
Ottawa
Junction City
Lawrence
Pittsburg
State High School Activities Assn
Liberal
Wichita Planeview
Cherokee
Erie
Haven
Scon
Sterling
Syracuse
Agra
Dwight
Easton
Haviland Friends Academy
Gouda Springs
Greeley
Greenleaf
Hudson
Norwich
Piper
Pomona
Powhattan
Randolph
Seneca St
Benedicts
Scandia
Towanda
Arlington
Carbondale
Dorrance
Jewell
Mulberry
Mullinville
Reserve
Richmond
Udall
Westphalia
Senator Urges Nonpolitical Farm Solution Meeting
Illinois Republican Rep Sid Simpson urged President Eisenhower to convene a bipartisan, nonpolitical farm-solution meeting including Secretary Benson, farm leaders, and key lawmakers. He stressed farming conditions were poor and a united plan was needed, leaving politics out of session until an agreed solution is reached.
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Washington
Illinois
Eisenhower
Benson
Congress
Sid Simpson
Simpson
House Agriculture Committee
Sen
Ellender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
Len Aiken
Vermont
Rep. Cooley
D-Nc
Rep. Hope
Kansas
American Farm Bureau Federation
The
National Grange
Farmers Union
Maple Park Residents Share Thanksgiving Visits
Maple Park and nearby families marked Thanksgiving with travel and visits. Marion Dorris and kin returned from Oklahoma, Lambertson hosted guests, and Ralph Gough's party spent time in Erie with Ed Richardson's family. Wesley Richardson visited from Arizona, and others visited relatives in Kansas City Wichita and California for holiday moments. The Escalante River in Utah is noted for its dramatic arches and looping course near the canyon.
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Maple Park
Marion Dorris
Oklahoma
George
Dick South
Thayer
Thelma
Oswego
Ralph Gough
Erie
Ed Richardson
Wesley Richardson
Arizona
Jewel and Herald
Lambertson
Vernon South
Kansas
Farmer and labor align as interests blur in Kansas City
Secretary of Labor Mitchell states that farmer interests are nearly indistinguishable from labor interests, signaling a shared stance on key economic issues in Kansas City. He argues collaboration between farmers and workers could shape policy directions amid rising production and wage pressures.
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Kansas City
Mitchell
Kansas
Don Kastl
Dewey Moore
Pay Way Feed Mills
Typhoon Patsy swells to full typhoon south of Okinawa
Global briefs report Typhoon Patsy intensifying with 100 mph winds south of Okinawa after battering the Philippines. Khrushchev and Nikita arrive in Rangoon for a week’s visit, while Burma’s U Nu greets them at Mingaladon Airport. Western powers to protest East Berlin occupation endgame within 24 hours. Alberto Gainza Paz returns to La Prensa after exile as crowds welcome him home in Buenos Aires.
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Rangoon
Burma
Bulgaria
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
India
U Nu
Mingaladon
London
Russia
East Berlin
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Alberto Gainza Paz
la Prensa
Juan D. Peron
Gainza Paz
New York
Uruguay
United States
Farm Price Slide Seen Slowing but Still Low
Washington officials expect a leveling off in fall marketings to steady farm prices after a 2 percent drop from mid-October to mid-November. Prices were 7 percent below last year and 28 percent under 1951 highs, with hogs and cattle in heavy fall marketing. Meat prices declined 10 percent, hogs averaging $12.20 per hundred pounds. The Agriculture Department finished a four day farm outlook conference noting surpluses and ongoing overproduction will continue to challenge farmers for another year.
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Washington
Federal
Agriculture Department
Benson
Thanksgiving Dinner and Reunion at United Presbyterian Viola
A Thanksgiving day dinner and reunion were held at the United Presbyterian church in Viola. Attendees included 84 people with Mr. and Mrs. Harry More and Jimmie of near Kimball among the guests. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nolan of Chanute and Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Nettles of near Kimball visiting Mrs. Nolan and Mrs. Nettles’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Garver in Blackwell Oklahoma.
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Lydia Owen
W. J. Cowan
Jim
Bob
Chanute
Elmer Owen
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Consumers Cooperative Assn
Secretary of Labor
Eisenhower Mitchell
Utah
Global Briefs
Calif
Chanute Sale Pavilion
Chapman Feed Service Ain
Schlosser
Kraft's Longhorn Cheese
U. S
Wieners
Chuck Roast
Jonathan Apples
Red McClure
Tokay
Schlosser Market
Highland
Chanute Tribune Pa
Kimball
A&p
Ane
AGP
Duncan Hines
Mazda
Wesson
Pr. Bri
del Monte
Hunt
Sultana
Aunt Jemima
Cap
Florida
Forida
Tor
U.S. No. 1
Idaho
Scotch Maid
Krey’s
Salisbury
Jane Parker
Angel Food
Phos
Kidds
Jar
Dash Detergent
Qari
Gerber
Vkg
Adams
Wisconsin
LUX Liquid
America
Een
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Vaker
Supreme
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