Christmas Gift Certificates Draw Winners at Johnson Brothers
Mrs Maynard Cress R J Humboldt win $10 gift certificate. Mrs Roy Hazen 1029 So Forest Chanute wins $20. Mrs Florentine Flores 202 New York Humboldt wins $30. Mrs Lee Sharp 227 So Western Chanute wins $50. Also notes local guests and club meetings at Rural Grange and Sub Deb club.
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Garcia sworn in as Philippines president pledges ties with US
Manila report says President Carlos P Garcia takes a four year term and vows to strengthen links with the United States and Asian friends while pursuing relations with Spain and Latin American republics. Berlin note says East Germany jailed 379 political prisoners in 1957 per the League of Free Jurists. Paris item begins with Premier Felix Gail
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Gaillard calls for East West summit to seek cold war truce
Gaillard urged a new East West summit to seek a truce in the cold war. He warned the chiefs of government conference must be well prepared to avoid becoming a propaganda forum. Sydney rain ends drought heat wave as residents celebrate. Maj Gen Ralph W Zwicker leaves Korea for a U S assignment. He will command the 20th U S Army Corps (reserve) at Ft Hayes Ohio.
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City approves East Hill cemetery expansion
Erie council approves 10 acre East Hill cemetery addition with Walter Meeker to supervise landscaping and a new north and west fence. Meeker expects completion before Memorial Day as December adjourned meeting notes list Mayor Swan and council members along with City officials. Glen McKinney named as new pres.
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Erie Saddle Club Officers and local holiday notes
Ident of the Erie Saddle Club lists officers for 1958 including president J. McKeown and vice president Bill Blair. Reopened Erie schools resume after Christmas with a New Year break on Wednesday and classes Thursday. Local residents return from holidays in Kansas City, Tulsa, Fort Hood, Bar tlesville and Houston. Major surgery planned for Leon Whitworth at Mercy Hospital in Parsons.
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Blanche Nafus
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National City
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Neosho County
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Ponca City
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Youth Evangelistic Services at Nazarene Church Begin New Year
The Church of the Nazarene at First and Lafayette will host evangelistic services for youth from January 1 to 5 at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Ross Emrick of Bay City Michigan will preach each night with Mrs. Emrick providing music. Al Gluck, society president, plans a youth banquet Friday as part of the observance of youth in the church.
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Truckers Agree On Wage Hike
Chicago based Teamster leaders and trucking operators in 12 Central States report a tentative wage and benefits package reached under a 1955 contract. About 96 000 cartage and intercity drivers would be affected with base pay currently 2.27 per hour. Hoffa said the deal advances substantial gains. employers doubt the proportion. A Jan. 9 meeting in Chicago will present the proposed agreement as talks continue through January 31 1961.
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Kansas Quintets Take Breather
There will be a lull in Kansas college basketball this week after holiday tournaments. Teams head to Hays Kansas and Falls City Nebraska for early week events with Southwestern teams and Fort Hays State plus Eastern New Mexico in the Hays tournament. Baker plays in Falls City while Phillips Oklahoma visits Friends on Monday and Bethany travels to Hastings on Friday.
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Baker wins Kansas Conference title at McPherson in rough final
Baker with Charles Hollinger scoring 18 tops Friends 78 68 in a hard fought Kansas conference final at McPherson. McPherson defeats Bethany 77 66 for third place, Emporia 76 69 over Kansas Wesleyan for fifth, Bethel 74 62 over Sterling for seventh. Springfield wins Ottawa invitational 53 51 over Ottawa with Max Oldham 17 points. Ottawa’s Bob McGhee 22 points and 81 tournament total named MVP. William Jewell over Cape Girardeau 82 51 for third. Oklahoma Baptist 65 63 over Rockhurst. Emporia State 78 68 over Pittsburg State for seventh. The St Benedict’s Ravens, 1956.
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Quincy Invitational Upset Earns Third Place Finish
The Chanute Tribune reports champions finished third in the Quincy Invitational Tournament by defeating Illinois Normal 55 to 49.
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Special Hope Show For Lonely Ship
Hollywood reports a weather ship 1000 miles out in the Pacific received a special Bob Hope show from the comedian's plane 17000 feet overhead. The unique morale-boosting event brought a rare entertainment moment to sailors far from home.
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Iola Junior College Invitational Ends With Narrow Finals
In Iola the Parsons team beat Independence 73 to 68 in the championship game while Iola defeated Chanute 77 to 69 in the consolation. In Topeka high school action Topeka topped Manhattan 82 to 67 for the title. Highland Park took third over Ottawa 58 to 1 and Washington Bethel won fifth in a 33 to 31 finish over Leavenworth. Emporia defeated Rosedale 43 to 34 in the seventh place bracket.
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