Some Children Very Hungry For Affection
Dr George W Crane discusses maternal behavior and its impact on children urging good parenting. He critiques mothers who drink and neglect early years while praising teachers and community figures. He offers a test kit for good parents and instructions for filing with Hopkins Syndicate Inc. Mellett Ind.
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Reports Due From Aliens Urges Kansas City Address Reporting
District Director Richard H. Ffrench of the Immigration and Naturalization Service warns aliens that January 31 is the last day to report their addresses as required by law. The reporting form is available at local post offices. After January 31 cards will not be distributed and non citizens must report directly to the Immigration Service with reasons for late reporting. Willful failure may bring fines imprisonment or deportation. Aliens are urged to report promptly to avoid penalties.
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Richard H. Ffrench
United States Immigration and Naturalization Service
Kansas City
Immigration Service
Juco Honors For Sixteen Dean's Honor Roll Named
Sixteen Chanute Junior College students earned Dean's honor roll for the first semester led by Schuyler McGinnis of Yates Center and Anita Rutledge of Humboldt with straight A’s. Honors include 9 from Chanute, 4 from Humboldt, and single entries from Yates Center Walnut and Westphalia.
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Dell Reed
Schuyler McGinnis
Yates Center
Anita Rutledge
Humboldt
A’s
Chanute
Walnut
Westphalia
Raymond McCoy
Richard Toomey
Dorothy Elsten
Mildred Jeffers
Donna Lucas
Laudena Olinger
McGinnis
Nikki Drum
Dorothy Mundell
Glenn Doepke
Milford Driskill
Dale Friederich
Herbert Barlow
John Osher
Sondra Chaney
Miss Rutledge
Is Found For Christmas Ties Mexico City Tour Recap
A Kansas UNESCO group travels to Mexico City from Jan 16 to tour sites including Alameta Central Park University City and Insurgentes Avenue. They view murals, archways, and a 110,000 seat stadium while noting a 3-2 Argentina soccer win and a later bullfight before returning to their hotel.
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Chanute
Mexico City
Alameta Central Park
Secretary of Communication of Public Works
Insurgentes Ave
Acapulco
University City
Argentina
Mexico
Xochimilco
Effort to ReGain Lee's Citizenship Campaign
Rich MacBriar president of the Robert E. Lee High School student council plans a nationwide drive to posthumously grant General Robert E. Lee citizenship. He argues 1865 amnesty provisions barred Confederate colonels and higher from taking the oath, leaving Lee legally without country.
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San Antonio
Tex
Robert E. Lee High School
Rich MacBriar
United States
MacBriar
Robert E. Lee
Michigan Town Seeks Doctor To Cut Medical Travel Costs
In DE TOUR Michigan a town of 611 in the Upper Peninsula seeks a local physician. Mayor Maurice Ainsworth pledges a salary between 14000 and 18000 dollars a year to attract a doctor, reducing 60 mile trips to Salt Ste. Marie for care.
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Upper Peninsula
Maurice Ainsworth
Salt Ste. Marie
Business Gains Helping Ike's Money Problem
U S business reports show about a 22 percent rise in 1959 profits over 1958 for the first 180 companies. Tax receipts rise accordingly, aiding President Eisenhower’s aim to balance the budget and reach a 4 billion dollar surplus next year despite steel strike hits.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
Eisenhower
U.S. Treasury
Treasury
Department of Commerce
Soviet Union returns 10000 pairs of Bulgarian shoes
The Sofia daily Rabotnichesko Delo disclosed that the Soviet Union shipped back 10 000 pairs of Bulgarian made shoes deemed unfit for sale. In Seoul US authorities said they paid 33000 on 22 Korean claims for property damage and personal injury, bringing total compensation to 400000. In Belgrade Poland urged Yugoslavia to
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Austria
Soviet Union
Sofia
Rabatnichesko Delo
Seoul
Korea
U.S
Information centers planned in Warsaw amid Cold War ties
Jdrop outlines opening an Information Center in Warsaw citing a 1957 agreement to host centers in each capital. A Yugoslav government spokesman offered no reason for the move while the two nations seek closer cultural exchange.
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Jdrop
Warsaw
Teacher Suspended Over Beer At School Banquet
In Houston Texas Ed ward Mazieka a high school teacher faced suspension with pay after drinking a bottle of beer at a journalism banquet attended by about 40 students last Wednesday night. Assistant Superintendent Richard Jones announced the suspension ahead of a pending school board meeting. Mazieka justified the act by citing Lithuanian family customs but the superintendent called it not conducive to proper conduct.
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Houston
Tex
Edward Mazieka
Richard Jones
Mazieka
John McFarland
Development of students feature in Chanute Tribune
The Chanute Tribune issue highlights character development of students with focus on education and moral growth presented in a concise newspaper feature.
Birthday observance for Senator Carlson marked early
Washington AP report notes Sen. Frank Carlson of Kansas had a 67th birthday party hosted by staff with cake and coffee. The celebration occurred Friday with guests avoiding Saturday absence at the Capitol.
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Washington
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Capitol
City Treasurer Wayne Umbarger Reports City Funds
Detailed balance figures show balances and warrants drawn across funds including General, Sales Tax, Parking Meter, Airport, Special Bond, Civil Defense, Industrial, Airport Bond, Armory, Sewer Project 1957 A, Special Paving 1957 A, and Paving 1958 P. Balances are listed as of Oct 1 and Dec 31 with receipts and warrants drawn for each fund, under Chanute Kansas.
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