Coats Agency Notices and Community Briefs
Local notices include CAR TAGS at Coats Agency and an adv for Marie Rideau income tax service. The Rural Homemakers HD Unit meets Mrs Ernest Kepley Thursday at 2 pm. Garvin couple returns from Memphis after attending friends golden wedding. Duplicate Bridge Club scores listed and master point night planned. 4-H scrap iron drive proposed with Dont Be a Litter Bug sign committee. Ostrums relocate to New York City for six month AT&T assignment. Mrs Ostrum is daughter of Pierponts.
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Duplicate Bridge Club
Santa Fe
Tioga Hotel
Bob Allen
Fred L. Johnson
H. F. Tagtmeyer
Charles Kiblinger
Independence
Bill Peters
Howard Wilson
Bill Weitekamp
Phil Schaub
Lee Judy
Hub Ulrich
Jim Prosser
Wide Awake
David Phillips
Prosser
David Johnson
Sherry Brant
Sherrel Myer
Lois Maxwell
Dean Ostrum
Dallas
Tex
New York City
Ostrum
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Raymond Pierpont
Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Report
Daily Transcript records Monday admissions at Memorial Hospital including Clarence Riley from St Paul for surgery and Darcey Derby at 1501 S Katy for medical care. Dismissals include Mrs Chester Petty and daughter, Humboldt residents Mrs Ralph Harner and daughter, and others. Births announce a daughter for Mr and Mrs Harold E McNeal of Humboldt and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Warren Waldrip of R.1.
Health Survey Sampling Here in Neosho County
Mrs Betty Ann Womack of Iola began a health survey across Neosho County as part of a Kansas Missouri regional project. The study, in cooperation with state health boards and university medical schools, aims to collect data on hospital use ages origins and ailments and to survey 4000 households for chronic conditions and disability impact. Womack will sample six Chanute areas and two Odense rural areas.
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Betty Ann Womack
Iola
Neosho County
Kansas-Missouri
Kansas State Board of Health
Missouri State Division of Health, Medical and Hospital Associations
Kansas
Missouri
University Medical Schools
Wall Street Mixed as Rallies Yield to Late Selling
Wall Street showed a mixed session with gains earlier in the day but selling in late trading pulled prices down. Volume was around 2.2 million shares, below yesterday’s 2.5 million, while life insurance policy payments to American families totaled 974,200 dollars in January and February 1956.
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New York
Hog Price Up and Cattle Steady in Kansas City Markets
In Kansas City, hogs rose up to 25 cents with steady to higher cattle. Buyers saw 18.00 to 20.50 for good fed steers, 21.00-50 for 750-850 lb heifers, cows 10.25-13.00, hogs 200-265 lb at 17.00-50, sows 14.25-15.25. Parson's market echoed steady to higher hogs with top at 16.75, cattle steady to strong with steers 16.25-18.25 and bulls 13.00-14.75.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
U. S
Parsons
Poultry and Butter Prices Updated Across Markets
Poultry items show minor shifts with 24 Beltsville turkeys f o b farm and hens and toms adjusted. butter remains unchanged. Chicago butter receipts 749,000 with steady wholesale prices. eggs steady at lesser gains. Live poultry steady with heavy hens and roosters priced. caponettes under 4½ lb and over 4½ lb ranges noted. Grain eased with small declines. wheat corn oats rye soybeans mixed. Kansas City cash quotes show slight shifts in wheat corn oats and maize. Hay receipts listed with seasonal variation.
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Chicago
F.o.b
Chicago Grain
Board of Trade
Two Topeka Women Robbed and Gas Victims
Topeka police search for a man suspected of robbing two elderly women of 167 dollars in cash and 2000 dollar earrings and leaving them in a gas filled room. Laura Renshaw and Margaret Barbour were found unconscious after a man claiming to celebrate his birthday offered them a drink and the pair cannot recall details.
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Topeka
Laura Renshaw
Margaret Barbour
New Officers Installed By Kiwanis Club
The Kiwanis Club installed officers for 1957 at its regular meeting at the Tioga Hotel. C. L. MacDonald of Parsons served as installing officer. New officers include Billy R. Coats president Paschal Grimes immediate past president Paul Parsons first vice president Irving Barnett second vice president Eldon Penner secretary Cecil Pankratz treasurer. Directors are Dale Painter Dr. Richard Good Harry Carter E. E. Rosenthal Robert Krieger L. D. Perry and Raymond York. Virgil Moody guest from Erie Kiwanis president. Lewis Gerken inducted as Chanute club member Glenn Allison reinstated after leave.
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Kiwanis Club
Tioga Hotel
C. L. MacDonald
Parsons
Kiwanis
Billy R. Coats
Paschal Grimes
Paul Parsons
Irwin Barnett
Eldon Penner
Cecil Pankratz
Dale Painter
Richard Good
Harrry Carter
E. E. Rosenthal
Robert Krieger
L. D. Perry
Raymond York
Virgil Moody
Erie
Lewis Gerken
Chanute Club
Glenn Allison
Oklahoma celebrates 50th birthday with captiol events
Oklahoma marks its 50th birthday with a joint session address by Gov. Raymond Gary to the 26th Legislature. A parade, bands, Indians, and a large bonfire near the capitol highlight the day as the theme Arrows to Atoms emphasizes progress from pioneer days to nuclear era. The birthday falls on November 16.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Raymond Gary
Capitol
Mixed Middle East plan prompts mixed Arab response
News from Washington Budapest Montreal United Nations and Nixon outlines a patchwork set of events. Arab voices show cautious support for parts of Eisenhower plan while Rep Hays objects to secrecy. Janos Kadar tightens control as Shell refinery fire injures eight with over three million dollars damage. The Army and UN discuss a missile program leak. Nixon notes Knowland may seek 1960 GOP nomination.
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Washington
Wayne Hays
Ohio
House
Eisenhower
Middle East
Hays
State Dulles
Dulles
King Saud to Visit U.S. Amid Arab Alliance Talks
King Saud plans a U S visit while Egypt and three close Arab allies coordinate on a common stance toward President Eisenhower's new doctrine. Early Arab reactions indicate cautious alignment as the visitors weigh regional security and policy.
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Cairo
Egypt
Washington
Saud
Eisenhower
Saudi Arabia
Chanute Tribune Briefs Push Local Happenings
Local notes from Chanute Kansas cover community events, small updates, and announcements for residents dated Tuesday January 8, 1957. Community calendar items and brief notices reflect daily life in Chanute and surrounding area.
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The
Chanute Tribune
New Proposal to Investigate the Hungarian Situation
A fresh inquiry is proposed to examine Hungary's political and economic climate. Analysts discuss aims, potential findings, and implications for regional stability and international relations.
Merger Hinted At Katy Meeting
Directors of the Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad gathered for a meeting amid unconfirmed reports of a merger with the Chicago Great Western Railway. M KT president Donald Fraser said he had no information to share as the directors met this afternoon.
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Chicago
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad
Chicago Great Western Railway
Donald Fraser
M-K-T
Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying
An advertising feature outlines practical tips for consumers to vet products and protect themselves from scams. It highlights checking returns policies, comparing prices, and researching sellers before making purchases.
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Coats Agency
Marie Rideau
Tribune
Rural Homemakers HD Unit
Ernest Kepley
R. 1
R. B. Garvin
S. Western
Memphis
Charles. Wadlington
Daily Transcript
Wall Street
Am Tel&Tel
Anaconda Seen
Atchison Ee
Beth Steel
Chrysler
Sennen
iEagle
Ms Spen Chem
US Steel
Parsons Livestock
Belts- Ville
Kansas City Cash
Hay
Nicewaner
Roy C. Nicewaner
N. Evergreen
Olds
Golden Rocket
Oldsmobile
Ldsmobile Quality Dealer's
Olds - Cadillac CO
Chanute, Kansas
Roogloer Bidens Cdvveensea
Budapest
Janos Kadar
Montreal
Shell Oil Co., Ltd
United Nations
N. Y
U. N
General Assembly
Nixon
William F. Knowland
Calif
Knowland
GOP
King Saud
U.S
Katy
Thornton
Calvert
Foster Clothing CO
Coats
Fred R, Foster
Dean L, Foster
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