Kansas Centennial Year Promises Big Statewide Festivities
Editorial discusses Kansas 100th anniversary start with events in Wakeeney Attica Hutchinson Greensburg and Larned and a calendar of over 500 celebrations statewide. It notes beards as a festive tradition for old time celebrations and questions Southeast Kansas plans to join in with traffic stoppers and extended events.
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Kansas
Wakeeney
Attica
Hutchinson
Greensburg
Larned
Centennial News
Kansas City
Intramural Basketball at Senior High During Lunch
A Tribune-Last report recalls a noon hour tour of duty at Senior High School where students gathered in the gym for intramural basketball. Jacitua Coe describes the lively scene of mixed-ability players, casual scoring, and lighthearted, spectator-free fun during lunch.
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the Tribune
Clipped Quips and Odd Observations
A string of local jests and quips stirs readers from Altoona and Coffeyville about names, manners, and a joke about a dentist’s office called a partor. The piece closes with a note of a weary couple seeking a motel and retreat to a cabin hideaway.
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Altoona Tribune
This n That by Jo A lighthearted miscellany
A humorous column notes a smiling coffee sipper won’t carve another turkey until next November. It offers wry thoughts on the new administration's Speaker Rayburn, a beauty parlor gag, party invitations, poodles, UN membership, nuclear scientists, kinship gifts, and TV ads for children.
Dollard Stripper Area Sees Price Increase Boosting Oil Industry
Twenty five years ago Dollard in the stripper area reports a general good feeling at a ten cent price hike supporting the local oil industry. Sinclair Prairie pipelines carry the market while Petroleum Products pays posted prices and Carl Weiner notes the rise is the first since 1933. Neosho County bankers elect H C Bodley as president and reelects directors at the Neosho Valley State Bank. ERIE Clark M Fleming and Clerk Lloyd E Brown visit Chanute for stockholder meeting notes.
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Petroleum Products Company
Carl Weiner
Kansas Stripper Oil Well Association
Neosho County Bankers Association
H C. Bodley
Edgar Bush
Thayer
Charles Cunningham
A. M. Sailors
Stark
C. C. Cowen
Harry Rush
ERIE
Clark M. Fleming
Lloyd E. Brown
Chanute
Hagerty Leaves White House for ABC News Chief Move
James C. Hagerty, Eisenhower’s press secretary for eight years, resigns to join the American Broadcasting Company as vice president in charge of building up its news reporting. He will replace John Daly and shift from on‑air role to developing a strong staff while staying out of the spotlight.
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Associated Press News
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United States
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Hagerty
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Dewey
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John Daly
Daly
Demo Senators Remembering What Johnson Would Forget
Washington column recalls past actions and forgotten episodes involving Lyndon Johnson from his Senate caucus chair days to his rise as vice president. It highlights three episodes the author calls unforgotten events, including Johnson with Governor Shivers, the Joe McCarthy investigation, and the 1956 natural gas bill lobby.
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United States
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Sam Rayburn
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Nixon
Kennedy
Sen
Joe McCarthy
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Tom Hennings
Missouri
McCarthy
U.S
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Maine
Flanders
Vermont
Fulbright
Arkansas
Ives
New York
Henings
Hayden
Joe
Texas Gas and Oil Men
Federal Power Commission
John Connally
Secretary of the Navy
Connally
Chanute Tribune Publisher and staff directory for Chanute area
The Chanute Tribune lists staff including Dwight McCreight as publisher and department managers James E Sheriden advertising Dwight Wallingford news Fay Clopine city circulations T O Ward mechanical Dorsey Osborn press. It notes publication evenings except Sunday and second class postal status, with Associated Press affiliation and local subscription rates for Neosho Alien Wilson Woodsor counties and outside four counties. Rates vary by term and location.
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James E Sheriden
Dwight Wallingford
Fay Clopine
T O Ward
Dorsey Osborn
Press
Neosho
Alien
Wilson
Woodsor Counties
Pressure Grows As Jobless Numbers Rise
AP reports growing unemployment will push Congress to act. The president elect faces pressure for immediate relief like extended unemployment benefits or tax withholding cuts, while longer term fixes include more federal spending, defense boosts, and education aid amid a widening jobless problem.
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New York
Congress
Television Log Highlights for Tuesday and Wednesday
TV schedule rundown lists programs across channels KOAM KODE KOTV and WDAF. It names a sequence of dramas comedies news cartoons and movies with times from early morning to late night for January 11 and 12.
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Doug Edwards
Bugs Cum
Tombstone Reny
Stifreman
Wyatt Earp
Dobie Gillis
Cv P
Thriller
Tom Gwell
Ed Sheton
Garry Moore
Stagecoach West
Pawaiian
Koam.tv
Kode.tv
KOTV
Wdaf.tv
Growing pains not caused by growing says Dr Molner
In a reader Q and A, Dr Molner explains that so called growing pains in teens usually stem from muscle strain fatigue or footwear and posture. He warns against assuming growth is the cause and notes arthritis or rheumatic fever can also cause joint pain. He advises rest activity balance diet and medical care if pain persists or worsens.
Spending debates trap new president in budget clash
The article contrasts advocates for expanded federal outlays to aid health welfare housing and resource development with opponents warning of higher deficits hurting the dollar. Incoming Treasury Secretary Dillon aims for a balanced budget while cabinet colleagues push for large programs.
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Africa
Asia
Latin America
Congress
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Armadillo Feeds on Insects Eating Ants in Sidling
The armadillo feeds on insects and may consume as many as 40 000 ants during sidling behavior observed in the field.
Notary Public Certification for Bank Sworn January 9 1961
A Kansas Neosho County notary public, Marie Bideau, swears to and subscribes the document on January 9 1961. She certifies she is not an officer or director of the bank, with a commission expiration of December 13 1961.
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State OF
Kansas
County
Neosho
Marie Bideau
Eyelid cyst treated by inner eyelid surgery
A reader asks about a swollen eyelid caused by a cyst from an oil gland. Removal by internal eyelid surgery is the accepted cure, after inflammation subsides. Do not attempt during acute flare ups and avoid diabetes concerns.
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