President's Plan For Big4 Meet Pleases Senator
Senator Humphrey praised President Eisenhower's plan to avoid Asia commitments at the Geneva talks. He urged the Big Four not to decide Asia without Asian input while Dulles heads to Paris to align Western strategy with Britain and France for the summit. Eisenhower plans Geneva talks on European issues and arms reduction with allied leaders.
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D-Minn
Eisenhower
Asia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dulles
Paris
Geneva
Iola Country Club names new golf pro and manager
Dell Hemphill 39 of Coalinga California will start August 1 as golf pro and manager at Iola Country Club. Mrs Hemphill will run the dining room and catering. The arrangement follows a Monday contract conclusion and wind-up of Hemphill’s duties in Coalinga.
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Iola Country Club
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Coalinga
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Hemphill
Coffeyville Officials Plan Alley Spraying And Charges Against Judge
City health officer Dr. F A Moorhead issued notices to property owners where health threats exist. Police Chief Glenn Fillmore charged Police Judge Joe Levy with negligence for dismissing traffic and drunkenness charges, saying it hinders officers. Coffeyville awarded resurfacing of 120 blocks of brick streets to Freeto Asphalt Co. for 190920 total on two contracts.
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Deep Hole Ahead Calms Harvest Near Garden City
Henry Both of Montezuma was harvesting wheat near Garden City when he saw a seven foot wide, forty foot deep hole. He stopped his machine at the edge and summoned George Mur for help.
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First Baptists Edge Stark to Lead Church League
The First Baptists beat Stark 3 to 2 at Highland Park in a pitching duel to move into first place with a 10-1 season record. Stark scored two in the seventh, while Hall struck out 14 for the Baptists. EUB No 2 thumped the Methodists 17 to 7 in five innings under the eight run rule. Chanute’s VFW team toppled Fredonia 17 to 4 with Bill White throwing a three hitter. Chanute’s Mal McKenzie homered as part of a ten run second inning. Garnett hosts Chanute at City Park tomorrow night.
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Russian churchmen visit Britain for conference with Archbishop
Delegates from Russia travel from Moscow to London for a conference under Dr Geoffrey Fisher. The theme centers on Jesus Christ eternal. Rev Joao Soren of Rio de Janeiro will deliver the congress sermon.
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London
Jesus Christ
Joao Soren
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Baptist World Alliance Opens Golden Jubilee Congress in London
Baptist leaders from East and West Berlin and across the world gathered at Albert Hall for the Golden Jubilee Congress of the Baptist World Alliance. About 7,500 delegates from 60 countries attended, with more than 4,000 from the United States, Canada, and Latin America. Soviet Russia sent nine delegates led by Rev. Jacob Zhidkov, who arrived early in the six day meeting.
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Personnel Changes Announced by Hall in Topeka
Gov. Fred Hall announced personnel changes in his office and the highway department. Jack Werts was named public relations director for the State Highway Department, succeeding William Lutz who resigned at the request of the governor. Lutz had taken the post in 1954 after six years as an assistant. The governor also appointed others to fill positions.
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Highway Department
Fred Hall
Jack Werts
State Highway Department
William Lutz
Sharon Springs Hall
Lutz
College of Emporia Receives $10,000 Gift
Luther E. Sharpe said the donation from the JFB and L.E Mahee Foundation of Tulsa totals $10,000 for the student loan fund at the College of Emporia. It marks the fifth large gift to the college in recent months and the second this period.
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College of Emporia
Chanute Tribune Briefs July 13 1955
Chanute Tribune reports on local happenings including municipal updates and brief notices. Highlights cover small community events, citizen actions, and weekly notices from Chanute and surrounding areas.
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Chanute Tribune
Mabee Foundation Provides Loans for Deserving Students
The Mabee Foundation began with a $290000 gift in December for a new science hall. Sharpe noted trustees prefer student loans over outright scholarships, aiming to help students pay their way through college if possible.
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Mabee Foundation
Mabee
Sharpe
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