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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1956

Page

2

Community meeting notes and local events

A school group conducted a flag ceremony and reports by secretary Carol David and treasurer Becca Naff. Members practiced for a program as 15 attendees and leaders attended, including Sheila Nation, a sophomore. Nearby, 100 students left for a four day skiing trip in Colorado arranged by the campus YMCA and YWCA.

Carol David Becca Naff Mmes Sam Baughman Clark Ward John Bar- Sheila Nation Ingen University of Brownie Tunnel Kansas Lawrence Rocky Mountains Winter Park Loveland Pass YMCA YWCA Miss Nation John P. Nation Larson

Social Security Reform Debate Moves Ahead

Washington Farm Bureau urges Senate delay on House social security provisions. It argues lowering retirement age for women to 62 and offering disability benefits at 50 require study before action. Triggs cites rising farmer taxes and broad coverage for temp farm workers as concerns.

Washington American Farm Bureau Federation Senate Matt Triggs Farm Group Senate Finance Committee Triggs Congress Farm Bureau

Memorial Hospital Admittances and Birth at Daily Transcript

Admittances Thursday include Mrs. Emma M. Herndon and Mrs. Merle Venus among others at Memorial Hospital. A birth is recorded for Mr. and Mrs. Floyd A. Davis with a daughter. Ed ward R. Rushton admitted today to 2091 E. Main for medical care.

Floyd A. Davis N. Steuben

Scout News honors George Barker at Blue and Gold event

Cub Scout Dens 1 2 3 4 5 held at Grace Episcopal Sawyer Hall with George Barker guest of honor as he completes three years of Cub Scout work. Awards were presented by Cubmaster Herman Janzen including Bobcat pins Silver arrows and Bear Gold arrows.

George Barker Cub Scouts Dens Sawyer Hall Grace Episcopal Church Herman Janzen Barker Lawrence Lovett Ricky Wolfe Billy Hasty Dale Steinman Jeff Talbott Eddie Maksimowicz Larry Jacobs Ronnie Sellers Dana Williams Denner Dennis Baker Donald Everly Denners John Benson Mikel Gerardy Tommy Graham Johnny Mace Steven Walker Ronald West Bill Barker Den 2 Den Mike Ashley Charles Boaz Michael Steven Butler Ronald Haigler Jeff Talbot R. D. Steinman Troop

Wood chewing by horses remains a mystery

Davis California Professor Carroll E Howell of the UC Davis animal husbandry program at a farm and home conference described horse wood chewing as not yet understood. He noted horses may chew up to a tenth of a pound daily and prefer redwood while creosoted wood deters the behavior.

Howell Davis University of California Farm and Home

Soviet Leader Hints Friendship Pact With U S

Soviet Premier Bulganin proposes a treaty of friendship between Russia and the United States as a path to world peace, in a letter to President Eisenhower reported from Washington.

Washington Bulganin Eisenhower Russia United States

Cattle and Hog Prices Move Slowly in Kansas City Markets

Cattle and calves too light to test. hogs slow with barrows and gilts 25 to 50 cents lower across U S No 1 2 and 3 180 250 lb and 250 300 lb butchers. Sheep scarce. eggs butter and produce mixed with steady butter and weak eggs in Chicago. Wheat corn oats and soybeans show mixed to flat changes in Kansas City futures market with limited receipts noted for hay.

Kansas City Livestock Kansas City USDA U.S Kansas City Cash

Humphrey demands ouster of Benson over letter praise

In Washington Senator Humphrey charged Secretary Benson with firing by firing due to a signed letter praising a magazine article. He called the Harper's February issue letter nefarious toward farmers. Senators Young and Case agreed Benson should leave if authentic, though they doubted authenticity.

Washington Sen Humphrey D-Minn Senate Today Benson Sens. Young North Dakota Case South Dakota Harpers Young

New York Port Authority Terminal Tops World in Size

The Port Authority bus terminal in New York is described as the largest in the world by the New York Convention and Visitors Bureau. It handles about 5,000 interstate bus movements daily and serves over 130,000 passengers each day.

New York Port Authority New York Convention and Visitors Bureau

Fatzer Is Named To High Court

TOPEKA P Atty Gen Harold R Fatzer is appointed a justice of the Kansas Supreme Court by Gov Fred Hall effective March 1 after Chief Justice Harvey retires Justice William A Smith becomes chief justice Anderson to seek Republican nomination for attorney general Fatzer as AG since 1949 plans to run for the court James W Putnam and James L Galle also seek the AG post

Topeka Anderson Johnson County Senate Fatzer James W. Putnam Emporia James L. Galle McPherson

Wall Street Quietly Falls for Second Day

New York trading eased in a quiet session with little selling pressure. Stocks slipped slightly, ticking down about 1 to 2 points at times, while attempts at a rally showed minimal success.

New York

Hooch for No Purpose City Fathers Says

Traffic education officer Charles Ruble wants the city to buy a fifth of whisky for demonstrations of the drunk ometer. He buys his own to avoid confiscated liquor concerns and notes brass objections in City Hall. He says the drink is not swallowed, only tasted to register on the test balloon.

San Antonio Tex Charles Ruble Ruble

Santa Fe Workers In Safety Meeting

Safety meetings for Santa Fe employees were held yesterday and last night marking the first quarter of 1956. Forty one workers attended the afternoon session and 57 attended the evening meeting with attendees from Independence Tulsa and other outlying points.

Santa Fe P. A. Buckman Arkansas City H. L. Lewis Independence Tulsa

Oklahoma Division Earns System Safety Honors

A 1955 report notes train, engine and yard crews with over two years without a reportable injury and only two reportable injuries in maintenance of way during that period. A reportable accident implies more than 72 hours lost within 10 days. Oklahoma division ranked third in safety among 21 divisions and won the 1954 system safety award.

A. F. Ewert L. A. Speece F. Huizinga Arkansas City Southern Kansas Interstate Commerce Commission Lewis Oklahoma

Stassen Delivers Address at Young Republicans School

Harold E. Stassen, former Eisenhower adviser on disarmament, spoke as speaker for the Young Republicans leadership training school in Washington. The five day program drew about 170 students from 30 states.

Washington Harold E. Stassen Eisenhower

Republicans Target Four Million GOP Votes For November

From specialists across fields the GOP signals a plan to mobilize four million additional voters for the November election. Party strategists aim to translate insights into a nationwide drive to boost Republican turnout and influence results.

Trict Columbia

Kimble Funeral Service Held for Anna M Kimble

Funeral services were held Thursday in Wilson-Johnson chapel for Anna M Kimble with Rev. Frederick H Pralle officiating. Mrs Pralle played organ. mourners included Mrs Barnhart and Mrs Flottman. Bearers were Everett Barnhart Fred Flottman Julius Rensing Arthur Gericke Harley Roberts and Verne Lock. Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery.

Kimble Anna M. Kimble Wilson-Johnson Chapel Frederick H. Pralle Zion Lutheran Church Mmes Joe Dodd Phillip Cooper Pralle

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