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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1957
Page
6
Edgar L. Smith, a Parson s farmer and president of the Dennis community, was buried Monday. On Tuesday neighbors and friends moved tractors combines and trucks into his wheat field to harvest the crop he planted for his two young sons. The act reflected the close ties of the rural Kansas community.
Osage local of the Farmers Union died Friday from a heart ailment. Independence reports show no progress toward settling the strike at Universal Atlas cement plant now in its eighth day affecting 210 workers.
Army operates a language school in Pietacey California as part of a rapid effort to overcome a shortage of skilled linguists. The program aims to train personnel for critical intelligence and communications roles, expanding capacity and readiness.
In Tuskegee Alabama about 3,000 Black residents heard A G Gaston of the Booker T Washington Insurance Co say his firm and other Black insurers would assist if white merchants protest boycotts pressuring Black businesses. The meeting followed a legislative act to shrink Tuskegee city limits removing 410 of 420 Black voters from the rolls. The measure by State Senator Sam Engelhardt awaits action by James E Folsom.
Marquette Michigan. Michael G Carson a retired New York engineer has left for a 2400 mile row around the Lake Superior shoreline in a specially equipped boat. He aims to prove a 71 year old man with a sound mind and body should not be discarded. His craft carries a geiger counter barometer microscopes and other scientific gear to detect formations and valuable minerals along the shore.
Police report a man wearing a rubber nose and wielding a toy pistol broke into a Philadelphia home. A neighbor surprised him inside. he fled without taking anything, his nose described as flapping in the breeze.
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