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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1957
Page
8
A National Safety Council survey across 16 states shows working-age men die in home accidents at nearly twice the rate of women. Poisons falls fires and firearms are the chief killers, with 37 percent of male deaths among singles. Women can help by urging safety gear and safer practices at home.
Earl L. Miller recalls a float trip with Lynn Shaw Phil Simmons and other Erie scouts down 50 miles of the Illinois River to Silam Springs Arkansas catching fish. Local residents George Richard and family visit Calera. Ray Long of Fort Worth retires owning farmland northwest of Erie. Mrs Lulu Kensinger attends Pittsburg State College. A pink and blue party honors Mrs Lewis Ferguson with gifts and games. attendees listed. Youths from Erie's First Baptist Church attend Camp Crawford near Benedict.
A couple plans a church ceremony or reception in the basement for their golden wedding anniversary this fall and asks how to handle invitations and hosting. The minister can help plan the service. relatives or friends greet guests and may assist at the reception. consider personal notes for out of town friends.
A clipped page includes a mixed recipe and reader questions with answers. The recipe describes a custard cup method with nuts and milk, yielding six servings. The column then presents letters about veterans education allowances, newspaper brokerage, dampness remedies, and job access, providing concise guidance and contacts.
Senator Knowland uses civil rights as a national issue to boost a possible 1960 presidential bid. He may run for California governor next year, plans about 45 speeches after Congress adjourns, and supports moving the civil rights bill in the House to aid his political position. He weighs a fall California tour to gauge support.
Diablo the nuclear dud of two weeks ago produced a purple hue over the Nevada desert at 4 30 a m today. The seventh blast of the current summer series showed a purple blossom around the cloud fading after a minute. The stem bulged at the base and the mushroom cloud rose to about 25000 feet bending westward.
In Bolton Cooperative Water Corp the long effort to provide rural residents with reliable water ends. After 10 years of planning, a 1954 FHA loan funded 90 percent of the project to drill the aquifer along the Arkansas River, install a pumping station and 18 miles of mains. About 1400 customers now receive water with a minimum $6 monthly charge, scaling to 1.25 per 1000 gallons for higher usage. Directors include John Blatchford, Earl Brown, Weston Ayers, and Melvin White.
George Bacastow, Bernard Clark, Maurice Potter and A. K. Pappan are named in a readable fragment of the article, suggesting a section identifying people connected to the event, organization, or notice.
Charles S. Rhyne a 44 year old Washington D C attorney was elected president of the American Bar Association the youngest in its 80 year history. He will take office after the London meeting and succeeds David F Maxwell of Philadelphia as ABA president. Joseph D Calhoun of Media Pa was elected secretary and Harold H Bredell of Indianapolis was re elected treasurer.
Mrs. Es telle A Palmer known as Mother Essie to American Legionnaires and Legion auxiliary members died in Kingman Kansas Saturday. A native Kansan and Kingman County pioneer she had been bedfast since April 1956 after a fall at a Legion Auxiliary meeting in Garden City. She organized the auxiliary in Kansas and was state president in 1928 and its historian for years. She also served as treasurer of the Kansas Press Women's Club.
King Saud of Saudi Arabia uses dark glasses due to blindness in one eye and limited vision in the other. The monarch reportedly suffered eye trachoma in childhood, affecting his sight.
A new healing substance called Bio-Dyne shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows actual shrinkage and relief, with patients declaring piles no longer a problem. Available as suppository or ointment under the Preparation H label at druggists with money back guarantee.
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