Eisenhower Accepts Davis Resignation as Undersecretary
President Eisenhower accepted the resignation of Clarence A. Davis as undersecretary of the interior, effective January 4. Davis cited personal considerations and noted the water use and conservation policy report recently submitted to Congress. He plans to return to private law practice with offices in Washington and Lincoln, Nebraska.
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Interior Department
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Neb
Nebraska
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Secretary of the Interior
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Dove
Fred A. Seaton
White House
Seaton
Irish Army Partisans Hit Police Barracks
Belfast reports show IRA partisans attacking three police barracks and cutting communications early today with no casualties. The group aims to unite Northern Ireland’s six British ruled counties with the Irish Republic and claimed responsibility for raids across five northern counties. The statement from Dublin calls resistance to British rule a decisive stage.
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Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Irish Republic
Dublin
Ireland
Illness Strikes Lunch Guests at Huntington Park Benefit
A luncheon at St. Matthias Church in Huntington Park ended in chaos after several attendees collapsed with cramps and nausea. Fifty three people were hospitalized within hours as health officials suspected food poisoning from a contaminant in the meal. County Health official F X Kemp noted the illness likely developed from contaminated food.
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Los Angeles
St. Matthias Roman Catholic Church
Huntington Park
F. X. Kemp
County Health Department
Food and Drug Section
Kemp
Caterer Provides Turkey and Trimmings
A turkey and trimmings were supplied by a caterer after the dish was left too long out of refrigeration following cooking.
Wealthy Hiawathan Dies at Age 82
Clarence Oliver Dimmock 82 of Hiawatha died early today in a Hi awatha hospital after a heart attack. He founded the Citizens State Bank and the Dimmock Mortgage Co. a Ottawa University graduate and longtime trustee. Earlier this year he was assaulted by a Hiawatha youth in his garage and remained in serious condition for weeks.
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Hiawatha
Clarence Oliver Dimmock
Dimmock
Citizens State Bank
Dimmock Mortgage Co
Ottawa University
Cherryvale worker injured in fall at plant
Vel G. Hagan of Cherryvale Zinc Co. was taken by ambulance to Mercy Hospital Independence after a 12 foot fall into a man hole at the Cherryvale plant. Extent of injuries not immediately known.
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Cherryvale
Vel G. Hagan
Cherryvale Zinc Co
Mercy Hospital
Independence
Collision Near Bronson Involving Two Classic Cars
Lloyd Baker, a highway trooper, said Nelson driving a 1956 Buick southbound turned onto a crossroad where Johnson in a 1956 Chevrolet was westbound. Both drivers did not see the other until impact. no injuries were reported.
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Bronson
Lloyd Baker
Nelson
Johnson
Students Pass Hat to Replace Stolen $800 at Compton
Compton California reports a theft during practice for a game against Coffeyville. Grand Rapids Junior College players had $800 stolen from their lockers at Compton athletic field. Students collected funds by passing the hat and returned the money to the team.
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Compton
Calif
Grand Rapids
Mich
California
Compton Athletic Field
Coffeyville
Kan
Compton College
Lawyers Fined For Gas Lobby
Two lawyer lobbyists Elmer Patman of Austin Texas and John M Neff of Lexington Nebraska pleaded guilty to violating the Lobbying Act by failing to register while working for the natural gas bill They were fined 2500 each and given suspended one year jail terms Superior Oil Co of California was fined 5000 on each of two counts The government dropped other counts including an allegation that the men tried to influence Senator Francis Case Judge ruled the guilty count carried a maximum penalty of 5000 and one year in jail The gas bill aimed to exempt independent producers from direct federal price regulation It was passed by Congress but vetoed by President Eisenhower who cited arrogant lobbying efforts by petroleum interests Case voted against the bill after rejecting a 2500 campaign contribution Neff left with a friend in Sioux Falls South Dakota The Tribune by carrier 30 cents a week.
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Elmer Patman
Austin
Tex
John M. Neff
Lexington
Neb
Superior Oil Co
California
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Neff
Sen
Francis Case
R-Sd
Congress
Eisenhower
Case
Sioux Falls
Tampa Junior Chamber Cancels December Meeting
The Tampa Junior Chamber of Commerce announced the cancellation of its December 27 meeting. The program chairman noted the cancellation could be arranged conveniently due to scheduling considerations.
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Tampa, Fla
Tampa Junior Chamber of Commerce
Speaker Quits Job Before Delivering Talk on Benefits
A speaker left his position without delivering a planned talk titled My job and what it does for me explaining his departure and intended focus.
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Speaker
Liquor Revenue Rises Slightly in Kansas First Five Months
Revenue from the Kansas gallonage tax on liquor reached 1,131,668 in the first five months of the fiscal year, up from 1,037,308 a year earlier, AC director Charles Pratt said.
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Topekap
Kansas
Charles Pratt
Alcoholic Beverage Control Director
Ishibashi Wins Liberal Democratic Party Fate for Japan
Tanzan Ishibashi, an economist with ten years in politics, won the Liberal Democratic party presidency in Tokyo. He is expected to lead Japan as prime minister before Christmas after Ichiro Hatoyama's resignation. If confirmed, Ishibashi would head the government as the Diet majority holds power.
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Tanzan Ishibashi
Japan
Liberal- Democratic Party
Ishibashi
Ichiro Hatoyama
Hatoyama
Diet
Liberal-Democrats
Classified Rates and Terms from The Tribune
The Tribune outlines classified ad pricing per word for 1 to 3 insertions with discounts for advance payment and six month contracts. Blind ads incur extra fees, and error responsibility is limited after first insertion. Door phone contact and same day publication terms are specified.
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Tribune
Ishibashi Calls for Trade Ties and Diplomatic Shift
Ishibashi urged adjusting relations with the United States and promoting trade with Russia and Red China. He did not detail plans but said opening diplomatic relations with Peiping would be difficult. He denied being an inflationist and said Japan should triple production to reach full employment.
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Ishibashi
United States
Russia
Red China
Peiping
Japan
Birth rate jumps in Kansas for first ten months of 1956
Kansas births in the first ten months of 1956 totaled 42 740, an increase of 720 over the same period in 1955, while deaths reached 16 252 compared with 15 668 a year earlier, according to the State Board of Health.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Board of Health
Family thanks mourners for support after mother's death
The family of Mrs. Frank Gaughan expresses gratitude to friends relatives and neighbors for masses flowers food and favors during the time of their mother's passing. They especially thank the ladies who served the family dinner.
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Mother
Frank Gaughan
Help Wanted Male Intelligent Married Man
Help wanted for a sales route in the Chanute area. Starting pay is $75 per week. Apply by writing Box 129, Parsons.
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Chanute
Parsons
Diesel heavy equipment trainee ad offers high pay
Diesel training sought for men in the area with mechanical aptitude. Free information on becoming a qualified diesel man with future security and rapid industry expansion. Write to Tractor Training Service, Inc. Box T.S., care Chanute Tribune.
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Tractor Training Service, Inc
BOX T.S
Care Chanute Tribune
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