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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1956

Page

5

Dorcas Class Meet With Mrs Emmet Bolze

Christian church Dorcas class will meet with Mrs Emmet Bolze at 2058 Lafayette Tuesday afternoon.

Dorcas The Christian Church Emmet Bolze Lafayette

Admittances Dismissals and Births Listed in Daily Transcript

Memorial Hospital patient movements include Admittances Saturday and Sunday with names such as Mrs. Leslie L Crow Enfield Camm and Mrs Cecilia Hight along with surgical and medical notes. Dismissals Sunday and today list individuals including Eugene Evans L R Fillman and Mrs Guy Sell with births and recent moves noted plus numerous property transfers and deeds recorded by Lola Abstract Co.

Lavenburg William Clifford N. Kansas Lank Bronson S. Santa Fe Phillip D. Mendez N. Lincoln Ira Carl N. Highland Fred Lantz Humboldt Emma Johnson Eric L. R. Fillman Eugene Evans Guy Sell Fredonia Maude Rogers Buffalo Shirley A. Key S. Western Leslie Crow Earlton J. N. Sherman S. Lincoln C. L. Stanley Forrest Smith Ashby

Cattle Price Supports Questioned by ANCA President

Jay Taylor president of the American National Cattlemen's Association warned at the opening of the association's annual convention in New Orleans that every cattle price support plan risks hurting the industry. He called support-control programs a denial of liberty and enterprise and likened them to a dam on the Mississippi River unable to stop the ongoing flow.

New Orleans American National Cattlemen's Assn Association Jay Taylor Amarillo Tex Cowman Mississippi River

High Prairie Pioneers Distribute Record Books at Meeting

4 H Club High Prairie Pioneers distributed record books graded good or excellent by Mrs Philip Wing at the church meeting Wednesday night Sharon Nelson presided and the skating party was cancelled. The program included group singing led by Carolyn Wing a project talk Room Improvement demonstrations on gun safety breakfast table setting teeth care parliamentary practice safety quiz piano solo and recreation led by club members. Chili was served.

Philip Wing High Prairie Pioneers Sharon Nelson Larry Marple Carolyn Wing Doris Austin Richard Baughn Tommy Ayers Brian Morton Bobby Stone Darrell Wiltse Gary Campbell Cheryl Campbell Shirley White

State Budget Includes $3.6 Million for School Projects

Gov Hall's 1957 budget lists 3.627 million for educational construction with 1.159 million immediate funding and 2.468 million carried from 1955. Major allocations cover Fort Hays State College, Kansas State College, Emporia State Teachers College, Pittsburg State, KU, and the KU Medical Center, plus various building and remodeling projects and new facilities.

Topeka Fred Hall Educational Building Fund Fort Hays State College Kansas State College Emporia State Teachers College Pittsburg State Teachers College Russ University of Kansas Russ Hall State School For the Blind Kansas City State School For the Deaf Olathe Music and Dramatic Arts Blake Hall Engineering Laboratory Isotopes Laboratory Watson University of Kansas Medical Center

Watch Committee of Newspapermen Formed

The Kansas Press Association authorized a permanent committee of newspaper men to monitor government secrecy. Fred Brinkerhoff, Pittsburg editor, urged the panel to safeguard the public's right to know and report secrecy attempts by agencies anywhere in Kansas. Hutchinson was chosen for the 1957 convention to be held in January with dates to be announced.

Topekap Kansas Press Assnhere Fred Brinkerhoff Pittsburg Kansas KPA Hutchinson

Mind of John Graham to be studied longer officials say

In New York the stock market showed a slight uptrend with a broad mix of gains and losses, trading about 2.5 million shares. Am Tel & Tel and Colorado Psychopathic Hospital officials plan to seek more time to determine if Graham was sane at the time of the November airliner bombing.

New York T Chg Lp Denver Am Tel&Tel Colorado Psychopathic Hospital Atchison John Beth Steel Gilbert Graham Boeing Air Bran Airw Sisiucc Beth James Galvin du Pont John MacDonald Fagle P Goodyear Graham Martin GL Daisie E. King Ors RCA Gage St Jos United Air Sears Here Edadke Ecks Ae U8 Steel Soos Woolworth

Egyptians First Stone Architects From 2750 B.C.

The National Geographic Society states Egyptians began using stone in building around 2750 B.C. This marks early architectural use of durable material in ancient construction.

B.C National Geographic Society

Cattle and Hogs Steady in Kansas City Markets

Kansas City market reports show cattle and hog prices mostly steady with mixed futures. Cattle demand steady to strong for prime steers and heifers, while weaker grades soften. hogs fair to strong with barrows and gilts under 230 pounds steady and sows firmer. sheep generally steady with lambs softer than Friday. Parsons and regional reports mirror the trend across feeders, stockers, and calves with price ranges for multiple grades.

Kansas City Livestock Kansas City P —Usda

Live poultry and grain market report from Kansas City

Live poultry receipts steady with 820 total in coops, prices unchanged. Hens 22.5 to 26 for heavy birds, 17 to 18.5 for light hens, broilers 24 to 25, old roosters 14.5 to 15.5, caponettes 25 to 26, over 45 pounds 30 to 34, young tom turkeys over 20 pounds 25 to 26. Kansas City grain prices include wheat, corn, oats, soybeans, and hay with mixed car counts and ranges for No 2 hard, No 2 yellow, white oats, and soybeans.

Kansas City Beltsville F.o.b

Not Too Old for Life Insurance Under 80

Kansas City ad invites readers under 80 to apply for a $1,000 final expense policy from Old American Ins Co. The transaction is by mail with no obligation and no calls. Send age plus contact info to 3 W. 9th Dept. L115B Kansas City Missouri.

Kansas City Ins. Co W. 9Th Dept

Farm worker dies after 40 foot fall in Garden City

Garden City janitor 55 year old P Roy Johnston died Saturday from injuries after a 40 foot fall while on duty at Garden City High School. Police investigation ongoing.

Garden City Roy Johnston

Civil Rights Congress Votes to Dissolve

The Civil Rights Congress, once on the U S attorney general list of subversive organizations, voted to dissolve at its convention in New York. The group cited persistent persecution by reactionary forces in government and noted pressure from multiple agencies. The decision covered 19 chapters in various cities.

New York Civil Rights Congress U.S

Christmas Visits and Family News in Earlton Area

Rural Earlton and surrounding communities share holiday gatherings and family events. Families welcomed new son born Dec 28, plus relatives and friends from Neodesha Thayer Kansas City Humboldt Parsons Kimball Wichita and other towns visited over Christmas and New Year.

Earlton Wilbur McMillen N. E. McMillen Percy Rowan Jr Bill Fail Jack Lyons Neodesha Glen Worley Thayer Leland Worley Kansas City Edgar Worley Julius Hawke Alva McLaren Harry Matzek Wichita Ivan Logan Humboldt Gene McMillen

Bladder Weakness Ad Promises Quick Relief

An old advertisement touts CYSTEX as a remedy for frequent night urination and bladder discomfort. It claims strong, cloudy urine and common irritations stem from bladder weakness and urges readers to ask their druggist for CYSTEX under a money back guarantee. The copy asserts a long safety record with a billion tablets used over 95 years and promises improved feeling by tomorrow.

Year’s Day Church Attendance Shaped by Earlton Visit

A Chanute Tribune brief notes that on New Year’s Day 1956 the family attended church at Earlton after morning services. The item records a simple observance tying the holiday to a local church event and a short travel detail.

Earlton

There ought to be a law on mutilated license plates

Hartford Connecticut State Rep John M Lewis sponsored a bill to impose a 25 dollar fine on people who deliberately mutilate license plates or render them unreadable, aiming to curb illegible plates.

Harlford Conn John M. Lewis

Also Mentioned on This Page

Daily Transcript Paul Parsons Western Oak James Hardin Malcolm Earl Young Edith Allen Deeds iBy Lola Abstract Co Josie M. Ballou Charles N. Ballou, Jr Savonburg Amy Frazier Olen T. Frazier Tola Thomas Orrin Frevele Mattie Dewey George F. Stockdale Helen Davenport Mildred Dick Earl Gray Clarence Oe Ver Warren Clarence Warren Howard I. Goodner Ernestine O. Goodner Inia Fred W. Doepke George J. Brinkman James Ll. Payne Lenore V. Payne Delmer Payne Wall Street Parsons Chicago U. S Prairie Rcmres Aioe Cheese Sarees Erie, Chanute, Thayer and Bana Chanute E. C. Brenton, W.M. Roy J. Chapple, Sec’'y Robert Blick Hearing Aid Authority Tioga Hotel Joe McMillen Carl Davis Gayle McMillen Hank Campbell Harvey Green Jack Irvin Kimball Fred Thielenhaus Renda Lynn Chanute Tribune Gene Christian Mgr Hy-Kles NA Lan Oleo el-Monte Jewell Waconia Pure Teddy Boy Dog Food Texas Armour Cudahy
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