Spirit of Geneva Revival Likely by Russia
Washington reports indicate a renewed Soviet peace initiative by Nikolai Bulganin and Nikita Khrushchev to win Western goodwill and offset forthcoming criticism from Eisenhower and Eden. Key moves include a formal letter to Eisenhower and a three hour Khrushchev interview with Marshall MacDuffie outlining a desire to ease tensions and promote peace.
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Geneva
Russia
Washington
Nikolai Bulganin
Niciita
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Eden
Bulganin
White House
Communist Party
Moscow
Marshall MacDuffie
New York
Macduffie
Peece
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Soviet Ukraine
Anthony Eden
Edgar Faure
Tourney Bid Hinges on Tilt
A crucial NCAA tournament bid rests on the St. Francis of Brooklyn versus Seton Hall game. The national 15th ranked team faces a mid‑tier opponent in a high‑stakes matchup that could alter seeding and momentum for both programs.
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South Orange
N. J
St. Francis
Terriers
Seton Hall
Danny Lynch
St. John's
Brooklyn
Pirates
Fordham
Yale
Johnny Lee
Elis
Miami Beach
Don
Houston
Miami
Boldeduck
Associated Press
St. Francis of Brooklyn
Erie snow closes schools and bus routes in snowbound week
The Erie area endured over eight inches of snow with drifting making most roads unsafe for buses. About half of students use bus transport while sledding brings joy to children. A PTA health program was discussed at a Horine meeting, eye and ear tests planned, and the VFW supper was postponed due to weather. Mrs. Louie Rogers travels plans and Mrs. Charles Gambrill’s health note are reported.
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Erie
E. G. Horine
Horine
Clark W. Fleming
Lewis Edwards
Virgil Moody
Lee Clark
E. C. Bryant
William C. Weir
PTA
Mmes
Warren P. Welch
William Snyder
Earl Beeler Jr
Louie Rogers
H. B. Brown
Fullerton
Calif
Clark Slusher
Tom Lockwood
California
Eisenhower seeks 126 million for cancer research and health program
President Eisenhower urged Congress to approve 126,525,000 for basic medical research to probe cancer and other killers, and to fund a five year plan including 250 million for research facilities. He emphasized expanding health services and addressing personnel shortages while considering private risk pooling if needed.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
American Medical Assn
Kansas Day Festivities Watch: Local Residents Travel
Mrs. William McMullen of Eric and Mrs. Edna Peterson visit Chanute briefly and plan Topeka trips if weather allows to attend Kansas Day events. McMullen also to visit J. H. Mull home. Charles Forsyth travels to Topeka for a state county attorneys meeting and will stay for Kansas Day activities.
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William McMullen
Eric
Chanute
Edna Peterson
Topeka
Plans for Short War Is Mistake, Taylor Says
General Maxwell D. Taylor warned against assuming a short war and limiting preparation. In remarks for the Overseas Press Club he rejected the blitzkrieg expectation while noting Army forces will be needed abroad regardless of war duration.
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Taylor
New York
Maxwell JD. Taylor
Army
Overseas Press Club
School For Thought
Long Trek for Soldier to Aid March of Dimes
Union City Tennessee Army sergeant James F Wiggins begins a 130 mile march through 16 towns toward Memphis to collect March of Dimes contributions for polio relief. He also seeks volunteers for the Army while on route and is stationed as a conscientious recruiter in Memphis.
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Union City
Tenn
Tennessee
James F. Wiggins
Memphis
Community Notes from Neodesha and Surrounding Towns
Local residents visit friends and relatives across Neodesha Independence Chanute Fredonia Parsons and Thayer. Families share hospitality, celebrations include a birthday supper, and several individuals undertake travel and work changes including Karl Berg moving to Wichita radio work.
Local society notes from Chanute Tribune page two
January 26 1956 society notices report Lemmie Brown visiting E E Heck while Carl Fraser and Patty Lou spent time with Harley Fraser and Mrs George French. The item notes a fire incident affecting Nations Owland 100 and includes several social calls among residents.
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Lemmie Brown
E. E. Heck
Carl Fraser
Patty Lou
Harley Fraser
George French
Wilson Breeding Assn Will Meet in Altoona
The Wilson County Artificial Breeding Association annual meeting will be held in Altoona High School cafeteria Friday at 8 p.m. Ed Call of the Kansas Artificial Breeding Service Unit at Manhattan will speak. Refreshments will be served.
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Fredonia
Wilson County Artificial Breeding Association
Altoona
Ed Call
Kansas Artificial Breeding Service Unit
Manhattan
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Mont
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Eeer Rene
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Minneapolis
New Orleans
the Tribune
March of Dimes
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Deluxe Laundromat
Lassman & Steeves
West Main
Electrical Contractors
Lone Elm
Neodesha
Bob Fraser
Roy Berg
Leela
Dale Johnson
Independence
Verne Fraser
Don Laird
Lairds
Marty
Harry Berg
Karl
Leola Berg
Harry Stiles
Will Hixon
George Norris
Orville Morrison
Mike and
Ernest Stark
Toona
Wayne Berg
Myrtie Payne
Thayer
Jessie W. Osburn
Chanutes
Howard Splane
Carl Stiles
Harold Umbarger
Harry Umbarger
Flossie Denney
Everett Denney
Harvey Bentley
Clarence Holloway
Parsons
Karl Hudson Berg
Murfreesboro
Wichita
Glen Roy Berg
Leslie Brooks
George Gruetzmacher
Franz Byington
Earl Williams
Dora Hudson
Donald Heck
Texas
Clyde Heck
New Mexico
Charley Hixon
Bruce Busby
The
Chanute Tribune
Ac. Ec
Wilson Breeding Assn
Lord Chesterfield
CROWN
Pond
Gorte
Gainsborough
Lara
Usalize
Skimmer
Amurnicass
Phillips
Mennen
Zarumin
Acuscae
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