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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1956
Page
2
Simmer apricots in water for minutes. Drain reserving liquid and cut apricots into strips. Mix apricots and bread crumbs. Cook onion and celery in golden shortening until translucent. Stir vegetables and shortening into breadcrumb mixture. Add salt pepper and apricot juice and mix lightly.
Chanute Junior College Black Panthers travel to Iola to face the Red Devils in a 7 30pm conference opener. Starters include Rubew Grogan McKenzie Johnson Holtzman Myers Lytle and Anderson. Iola, top in the standings, beat Fort Scott 76 73 in overtime Friday night.
The Rev. and Mrs. George Emmons drive a new motor car. The WSCS Christmas Party is set for December 13 at the church basement. The Ladies Auxiliary held its annual dinner and Christmas party at the American Legion Hall. The Rev. George Emmons, a KSTC Pittsburg student, joined a class trip to Kansas City on Thursday. Raymond and Mary Lee welcomed a son on December 6 at Mercy Hospital Parsons. Artesia California visitors Leon Glassburn and family plan Christmas at the grandparents’ home. St Francis Church men lay a new tile floor. Leo Venneman and son Francis return from a two week trip to Colorado and California. Jesse Lancaster and wife head home to California after visiting his mother Mary Lancaster. Bill Volz and wife return to Dodge City. Methodist Young People held a skating party in Parsons with sponsors Mrs George Emmons and others. George Paine, a KSTC student, was in St. Paul Tuesday.
The Air Force unveiled its first C130 Hercules jet and propeller transport at Ardmore Base, capable of carrying up to 92 infantry troops and faster than the C119. Lockheed presented the aircraft to Gen. Weyland in a public ceremony watched by 5,000, marking a step toward larger future transports.
In Los Angeles the auction of burglary loot, led by Leo Proctor, nearly sold his own coat. Bids rose to 3.50 before he found his fountain pen in a pocket. A wag police officer had placed the coat with the items for sale.
In Port Said Egypt Egyptian guerrillas fired on a Royal Scots patrol from a rooftop wounding one soldier slightly. Seven Egyptians were arrested as the British French command protested to UN emergency police for a cease fire violation. The ambush marks the first such attack since the cease fire began.
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