Neosho UNESCO Board Hosts Evening Meeting
Neosho county UNESCO Council executive board met at J. Leroy Barker’s home with a dinner. Guests Katrie Boogert and Kay Hare attended. The Rev J M Torrence opened with a prayer and presided. Funds from Chanute labor groups supported the Junior College foreign student fund. A stationary sale featuring Kansas etchings will raise more money. Etchings photos by Ralph F Watkins. The board renewed local membership in the Kansas Council of World Affairs. Next meeting January 28 at Erie Federated Church.
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J. Leroy Barker
W. 3Rd
Neosho County
Unesco Council
Katrie Boogert
Chanute
Holland
Kay Hare
J. M. Torrence
Erie
Junior College
United Garment Workers of Chanute
Lively Learners Home
Kansas
Ralph F. Watkins
Henry Watkins
Kansas Council of World Affairs
Mass wedding of Hungarian refugees in spa Belgium
Eight Hungarian refugee couples wed in a mass ceremony at a spa in Belgium yesterday. A local paper awarded them a three day honeymoon trip through Belgium.
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Spa
Belgium
Swiss government breaks up large espionage network
Swiss authorities said they broke up a large espionage network led by an official of the Hungarian legation with several arrests reported. In Paris, Communist deputies attended a foreign policy debate in the National Assembly, beginning with a focus on Hungary.
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Bern
Switzerland
Legation
Paris
French National Assembly
Jews deported from Egypt land in Tel Aviv amid denials
A plane carrying 78 Jews deported from Egypt landed in Tel Aviv. One passenger claimed an Egyptian deportation order and said he had smuggled it. Egypt denies mass deportations of Jewish residents. This report also notes a Christmas tree scene on a Safe Haven flight carrying 74 Hungarian refugees to McGuire AFB New Jersey. Atomic power expected to supply 30 percent of U S electricity by 2000 according to W A Shepherd.
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Israel
Egypt
Munich
Germany
Safe Haven
United States
McGuire Air Force Base
New Jersey
Darlena de Long
North Hollywood
Calif
Pat Benke
Encino
4-H Club News Ever Ready Charters for 1956 at North Valley
Ever Ready 4-H Club met at North Valley School for a covered dish supper and Christmas party. Harold Barnhart placed a purple seal on the club charter for 1956. Leland Raney presided, with Kathy Lassmann giving a talk and Jill Jean Bath singing with their father Bill Bath. Twenty three members five leaders and twenty seven guests attended. An announcement noted the younger square dance group will meet January 8 at North Valley School for practice. The next regular meeting is January 16.
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Harold Barnhart
North Valley School
President reports at council meeting with program highlights
The president gave a council meeting report while Mark Wing as vice president introduced the program. Group singing was led by Carolyn Wing and Karna Coats, with Roland Wiggans giving a health talk and Larry Marple presenting a demonstration. Leaders reports were read by Lee Campbell and Maxine Wing with others contributing. Recreation games and a gift exchange followed. Refreshments included apples and popcorn balls.
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da Blancett
Mark Wing
Carolyn Wing
Karna Coats
Project Tak
Roland Wiggans
Larry Marple
Gary Campbell
Robert Stone
Gary
Brian Morton
Lee Campbell
Maxine Wing
Little Labor Unrest Is Expected in 1957
Boston report quotes Joseph F Finnegan head of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service predicting excellent business prospects in 1957 will reduce labor management disputes. He expects fewer wildcat strikes as AFL-CIO settles internal rifts and notes merger will give labor greater economic power.
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Boston
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Afl-Cio
Family Reunion Delights O Kelleys Christmas Surprise
In San Diego Noel Noe l Francis O Kelly, his wife Monica 29 and two young sons Paul 3 and John 1 arrived unexpectedly after four months apart. Irish migrant O Kelly had sent $40 weekly of his $90 wage home to pay passage for the family and fellow workers raised 700 to fly them in for a Christmas surprise at his job with McNeil Construction Co.
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San Diego
Noel
Noel Francis
O’kelly
Ireland
McNeil Construction Co
Monica
Paul Francis
John Francis
O'Kelly
Cold Air Sends Frigid Blast Across Mid-Continent
A cold air mass moved south from the northern Midwest toward the northeast. Temperatures plunged to about 20 below zero in northern Minnesota and Wisconsin while most of the belt saw teens to around 40 below.
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Associated Press
Mid-Continent
Minnesotta
Wisconsin
Weather shifts sweep central region to Texas and Dakotas
A mild retreat spreads eastward across the central states and into Texas while the cold front pushes into the Northeast. Temperatures range from near 40 in the North to the 60s in the South as the system moves through the Great Lakes Ohio Valley and Colorado.
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Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Texas
Dakotas
Colorado
Atlantic
Gulf Coast States
Christmas Message From Pope Pius XI Scheduled
Vatican City reports Pope Pius XI will deliver his 18th annual Christmas message on Sunday December 23 in Vatican Palace. The address responds to Christmas greetings from the College of Cardinals and will reach Catholics worldwide.
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Vatican City
Pius XI
College of Cardinals
Chanute Tribune News Briefs December 18 1956
Chanute Tribune reports on local happenings including civic notes, school events, and community briefs. It notes ongoing city projects, upcoming meetings, and public notices affecting residents.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Vatican Message Broadcast in 28 Languages Worldwide
The pope will address followers around 11 a.m. Sunday with his message carried on Vatican radio and European networks. It will later be translated and broadcast in 28 languages to regions across the globe.
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Vatican Radio
Missouri Businessman Killed in Accident
SEDALIA A two car collision last night killed Sam Fred Dalton 57 of Columbia brother of Missouri Chief Justice S P Dalton and Atty Gen John Dal The victim s wife Sue about 48 suffered severe shock and bruises Their son in law Don Patterson 34 Columbia and daughter Mrs Carolyn D Patterson 31 were injured severely
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Sedalia
Sam Fred Dalton
Columbia
Brothers of Missouri
John Dal
Sue
Don Patterson
Carolyn D. Patterson
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