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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1955
Page
5
Humboldt schools will issue library books to students starting the September term. Superintendent John McCoy said catalogs are ready and junior high students will reuse the senior high library space, with a former unused room now serving as the library.
Vilas High School hosted 4 H sewing leaders Mrs Ralph Winterrowd and Mrs Everett Olson for a demonstration on sewing machine parts. Ruth Olson showed blouse stay stitching as project books were updated. Seven girls and leaders enjoyed refreshments. A joint cooking and sewing meeting is planned for July at Vilas church.
A brief Tribune ad blurb highlights the appeal of perusing classified listings for entertainment and potential earnings. It underscores the dual benefit of reading ads for pleasure and financial gain.
Dayton Ohio judge Cecil E Edwards faced the arraignment of Mrs Lou Jones on a bigamy charge. The defendant acknowledged the act when asked if she did it and then turned to waive to the grand jury. She turned away from the judge and waved at spectators several times.
Plans are finalized for the Red Cross Blood Mobile visit to the Memorial Building next Tuesday and Wednesday. Donor slots are strong but lighter Wednesday afternoon. appointments via Red Cross office or recruiters. Volunteers handle recruitment, canteen, hostesses, nurses, aides, typists, registrars, and doctors for the Neosho County drive.
Washington The Senate Appropriations Committee reduces operating funds for atomic energy by 43 million dollars as part of its latest spending action. The move affects federal energy programs and may influence research and defense-related activities in subsequent budget reviews.
The group yesterday approved a measure to make 1.4817 billion dollars available for the Atomic Energy Commission. The bill includes 587.5 million in new money with the rest from unobligated funds and shifting some plant and equipment funds to operating costs. The bill moves to the Senate. The Senate also cut 49 million dollars from budget requests in a military construction bill totaling 2.3573 billion, 11 million below the House-approved amount.
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