Community Notes From Humboldt Altoona Choral Practice
Local item lists Sunday visits by Mr. and Mrs. G C Beck and Christine of Benedict to Humboldt. Wilson County Choral Aires had seventeen members at Altoona Methodist church practice directed by Mrs. Walter Guenther. Invitations to sing for January 26 Fontain La Marche, February 10 Neodesha Baptist, and February 19 Ridge Evangelical near Buffalo. Regular Monday meetings planned at Altoona church.
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Wilson County Choral-Aires
Altoona Methodist Church
Walter Guenther
Otho York
Orville Thompson
Edith M. Stryker
Buffalo
Lafontaine March of
Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Listed
Admittances Tuesday include Teresa Orozco Buffalo Frank Kenison Humboldt and others. Dismissals Tuesday include Jana Huckstep and Raymond Damron Toronto with several others. Birth today reports a daughter to Mr and Mrs Edward McCoy of Rose. Divorce granted in Chanute Rosa Gordon vs Lyndon Gordon with home goods awarded to defendant. Rowe vs Rowe Jr child support case continued to January 31 at 10 a.m.
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Rosa Evelyn Gordon
Leon Lyndon Gordon
11 Per Cent Rise in U S Industrial Output
The Federal Reserve Board reported total U S industrial production rose 11 percent last year to a new peak, 39 percent above the 1947 49 yardstick. Peak output occurred in November and December with durable goods up 1 percent and nondurables up 10 percent.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Grandma Moses Painting Presented to Eisenhower
President Eisenhower received a Grand ma Moses oil painting of his Gettysburg farm at a White House gathering marking his third inauguration anniversary. Mrs. Eisenhower accepted a gold plated dish on behalf of Republican women of the nation at the same surprise ceremony.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Grandma Moses
Gettysburg
White House
Farm Program Urged by Senator Schoepel to Sell Public Support
Washington senator Schoepel of Kas urges the Senate Republican policy committee to use newspapers radio and television to win public backing for the administration's farm program.
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Washington
Sen. Schoeppel
R-Kas
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Backing Revived Promises Support If Eisenhower Bows Out
Washington officials revived the Citizens for Eisenhower movement to pledge ready made organizational backing for any candidate President Eisenhower may designate if he does not run again.
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Washington
Citizens For Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Deaths and Funerals in Iola Area
Elizabeth Holeman 83 of Iola dies at home after illness since September. Survivors include five daughters and two sons. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday at Waugh Funeral Home Iola. Highland Cemetery burial. Also noted are services for Lewis K. Walls 66 of Iola and Elmer Haddan 80 near Stark. arrangements in progress. Beside, Mrs. Charles Adair of Buffalo dies at Mercy Hospital Parsons after surgery. services planned in Beaumont Christian Church. Continuous obituary notices appear with burial details and survivors.
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Elizabeth Holeman
Charles Wittich
S. Lafayette
S. Ltd
Tola
Holeman
Francis
Waugh Funeral Home
Iola
Highland Cemetery
Lewis K. Walls
Fred Goodseal
S. Forest
N. Cottonwood
Iola Register
Velma Goodseal
Chanute
Clifford
Marvin
Jerry
Lewis D. Walls
San Mateo
Calif
Alonzo Walls
Emporia
William Walls
Stark
Elmer William Haddan
Mercy Hospital
Parsons
James A
Emeline Larrick Haddan
Colorado
Zalah Z. Bennett
Bennett A
Elmer William Jr
James
Howard Woodworth
George Rush
Richard A. Smith
Hyiattsville
Frank Hawkinson
Lavonburg
Charles W. Haddan
Charles Adair
Buffalo
Alta‘mont
Galva
William Albert Westfall
Beaumont
Kas
Alice Ball
Blanche Beaumont
Augusta
Pearl Patterson
Ellinwood
Frank Westfall
Osawatomie
Vernon Westfall
el Dorado
Lois
Westfall
Beaumont Christian Church
Beaumont Cemetery
Kansas City Hay Market Activity Report
Kansas City notes show hay cars and alfalfa movement with one shipment weekly currently, while no shipments occurred a year ago. The brief hints at supply patterns in the Kansas City market, though details are sparse.
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Kansas City
Egg grading and current receipts in assorted weights
The listing shows Grade A Large and Medium egg grades with unreadable suffixes and weights, plus Current Receipts and itemized cream and hen entries with cryptic numerals. A fragmented line suggests prices or quantities for various egg grades and dairy products.
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Biksewieee
Wall Street Mixed as Ford Stock Volatility Guides Trading
New York markets showed a mixed session with focus on motors and steels. Ford stock traded over the counter with fast activity. early quotes were 69 1/2 bid 70 offered and noon levels were 68 1/2 bid 68 1/4 offered.
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New York
Ford
Che Am
Atchison
Beth Steel
Chrymer
Aleke Se Ce
Std Oil Ind
US Steel
da Pont
Essss
Eagle P
Csscerse
Elec
Gen Motors
Martin GL
Rene
Mo Kan Tex
ING Am
Penney, JC
Pet. Seuss Oe
Caivanaveeda Sabe
St Jos Leadey Us
Byklal -O
Roberts To Speak At William Allen White Lecture
Lawrence Kansas Roy A Roberts president of the Kansas City Star will deliver the seventh annual William Allen White lecture at the University of Kansas on February 10 The event honors the Emporia editor William Allen White and includes the presentation of the Award for Journalistic Merit to a Kansas editor Rolland A Clymer publisher of the El Dorado Times will also speak
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Kansas
Rollan A. Clymer
el Dorado Times
Teacher Wins $32,000 on The $64,000 Question
New York widow and former teacher Mrs. Mabel Morris, aged 75, won $32,000 on The $64,000 Question and quit the show citing medical concerns. She plans to repay city welfare aid and faces about $16,000 in federal and state taxes with roughly $9,000 to $10,000 for herself.
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New York
Mabel Morriss
CBS
Revival draws large crowds at First Christian church
Erie and Humboldt delegates attend a revival at the First Christian church attracting large congregations. After services, a fellowship hour and refreshments are hosted by church men.
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First Christian Church
Humboldt
Erie Boy Scouts
Gene Highfill
Blue Bag Club
Rosa Morrison
Local visitors and travels around Chanute this week
Mr and Mrs Melvin Floyd and Mrs Floyd Cowden of Ulysses returned home after a short visit with Mr and Mrs Verne Craven Mrs Zoe Beard and other relatives and friends Mrs George Robinette of Parsons visited with Mrs Zoe Beard. Don ald Dean the son of Mr and Mrs John Harris will visit end of week after basic training in Texas on 10 day leave. Mrs John Heaton of Kansas City visited with her husband a KU intern at the Erie Clinic Heaton staying with Dr and Mrs E C Bryan. Mr and Mrs Hollis Dunham in Pittsburg to pick up grandson Jeffrey DeGasperi for a short visit.
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Lester Shepard
Tally Club
A. F. Redmond
Sidney Linscott
William Hill
Zella Baldwin
Centerville Township
Erie
Harry Hunt
W. L
Bill) Baldwin
Pittsburg
Monroe Street
Chanute
Melvin Floyd
Floyd Cowden
Ulysses
Verne Craven
Zoe Beard
George Robinette
Parsons
John Harris
Donald Dean
San Antonio
Texas
Great Lakes
John Heaton
Kansas City
Kansas University
Erie Clinic
Heaton
E. C. Bryan
Hollis Dunham
Jeffrey DeGasperi
Emporia selects city engineer as temporary manager
Robert W. Cunningham, city engineer and water superintendent since 1936 except for five years in the military, began today as temporary city manager of Emporia. He steps into the post left vacant by Walter Johnson's resignation and will receive 750 dollars a month while continuing his current duties.
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Emporia
Robert W. Cunningham
Walter Johnson
Cunningham
Fellow in Management For Leland S. Hobson
Leland S. Hobson of Kansas State College is named a fellow in the Society for the Advancement of Management in recognition of his outstanding service. Hobson is associate director of the Kansas State Engineering Experiment Station. the award was presented at a chapter meeting.
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Leland S. Hobson
Kansas City
Kansas State College
Society For the Advancement of Management
Hobson
Kansas State Engineering Experiment Station
Meany Urges Quadrupled Federal School Aid Funding
AFL CIO president George Meany urged Congress to approve at least one billion dollars annually for five years for federal school aid. He called for four times the administration’s proposal, which seeks 250 million dollars per year for five years to help states and districts build facilities.
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Washington
AFL - Cio
George Meany
Eisenhower
Congress
Meany
Sharp Criticism By Brinkerhoff Of Secrecy
Topeka Daily Capital quotes Editor Fred Brinkerhoff of Pittsburg criticizing the Kansas Press Association for not pressing secrecy in the 1956 legislature. He notes EPA attacks on secrecy in birth list publication by local registrars and supports a 1956 EPA resolution to protect the people’s right to know. Brinkerhoff contrasts secrecy with public access as the press debates legislative openness.
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Topekap
Topeka Daily Capital Today
Fred Brinkerhoff
Pittsburg
Kansas Press Assa
Brinkerhoff
EPA
State Board of Health
Daily Capital
Committee On
Legislative committees face press access limits in Kansas
The Chanute Tribune reports legislators meet in closed sessions and newsmen struggle to find time to serve on a watchdog panel. Boyd hopes a watchdog committee will be named this week, while Brinkerhoff backs an EPA anti secrecy resolution to form an investigative committee and report findings.
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Daily Capital
Boyd J
Wreek
Boyd
Brinkerhoff
EPA
Banana variety dominates national fruit consumption
The most common banana type is Musa sapientum, described as the fruit of the wise men. Nearly all bananas eaten in the country are a variety of this species.
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Tribune
G. C. Beck
Christine
Benedict
Charles Baum
Daily Transcript
U.S
Elmer W. Haddan
Wickard
Robert M. Wickard
Wilson-Johnson Chapel
Boyd C. Latimer
Grace Episcopal Church
John Sherman Jr
Dave Petterson
Mmes
Elmer Willoughby
Louie Ingle
Lester Somers
Jack Mull
Carl Koenig
Ray Cole
Don McDonald
Elks Club
Elmwood Cemetery
Elks
the Tribune
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City i
USDA
U. S
Parsons Livestock
Chicago
F.o.b
Kansas City Grain
Chanute Insurance Board
The
Chan. Ins
Insurance Board
Bob Allen
Wall Street
Roberts
Krone
S. Lincoln
Ice Agency
Debolt Insurance Agency
West Main
Roper
I.H.C
John Deere
Omie Spohn
Fredonia
Lee Harris
Don Marple
Frank Troutman
Quiss
Erie & Vicinity
Charles Forsyth
South Mound
Jae
Emporia City
McCune Motor Company
Lincoln
Plymouth
Lucky Motor
Daily
Capital
KPA
McDill Boyd
Phillipsburg
Chanute Tribune
Weadache
Chanute Discount Co., Inc
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