Chanute and Pittsburg faculty plans and local notices
Four Chanute students Nancy Nelson Sharon Patton Karen Johnson and Janice Struthhart will attend Pitt State Preview at Pittsburg State College July 20 21. Ray Ronald Schooley of Stark pre enrolled for Kansas State College on the Manhattan campus. Mr and Mrs Marwin G Young visiting from Wichita with Earl R Youngs family. Neosho Valley HD Unit meets Friday at 2 pm at Highland Park. Revival Center Church sets gospel services at 7 36 pm Sunday with nightly talks and guests at 602 N Highland.
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Chanute
Pitt State
Pittsburg State College
Nancy
Nelson
Sharon Patton
Karen Johnson
Janice Struthhart
Ray Ronald Schooley
Stark
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Marwin G. Young
Earl R. Young
S. Edbith
Fred Hummer
Wichita
Harold Heilman
Sandra Sue
Gary Joe
Neosho Valley
Highland Park
Myrl Ford
Islh
Santa Fe
Revival Center Church
N. Highland
Eugene R. Connes
Shaw Accuses Hall of Misleading Voter on Right to Work
Warren W. Shaw candidate for the Republican nomination for governor accuses Gov. Fred Hall of false and misleading statements about his veto of a right to work law. Shaw cites AFL CIO publications noting Eisenhower had no official position on Taft Hartley right to work provisions and that Labor Secretary Mitchell spoke only for himself.
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Norton
Kas
Warren W. Shaw
Fred Hall
Shaw
Hall
Eisenhower
Kansas
AFL and Cio
Labor
Mitchell
Southeast Kansas Aberdeen Angus Field Day Planned in Iola
The Southeast Kansas Aberdeen Angus Assn will hold its annual field day at Riverside Park in Iola on July 24, with breeders from Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma exhibiting about 50 head under judge Don Good from Kansas State College.
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IOLA
Kas
Kansas
Aberdeen Angus Assn
Riverside Park
Missouri
Oklahoma
Don Good
Kansas State College
Safety education worker injured in roadway attack near Fort Scott
Police search for youths after a green cantaloupe shattered a moving auto transport windshield injuring driver Bruce Ward of Kansas City. Ward arrived at a Fort Scott service station with blood on his hands and seeds on his clothing, recalling a northbound trip when another car sideswiped his load.
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Fort Scott
Bruce Ward
Kansas City
Ward
Stations to observe satellite network proposal outlined
Washington officials recommended establishing at least 10 radio and 13 telescope equipped visual observation stations to study Earth satellites under the IGY. Locations include White Sands and Cocoa Beach optical sites and radio hubs in Santiago Antofagasta Lima Quito Panama Havana Jacksonville Washington San Diego, with future expansion expected.
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Washington
Hugh Odishaw
U.S
IGY
Odishaw
White Sands
N.M
Cocoa Beach
Fla
Venezuela
Netherlands Antilles
Quito
Ecuador
Antofagasta
Bloemfontein
South Africa
Australia
Maui
Hawaii
Japan
India
Pakistan
Egypt
Mediterranean
Spain
French Morocco
Santijago
Chile
Lima
Peru
Panama
Antigua
British West Indies
Havana
Cuba
Jacksonville
Washington, D.C
San Diego
Calif
Daughter Is Born To Olivia de Havilland
Paris reports Olivia de Havilland is the mother of a 13 ounce daughter born yesterday at the American Hospital. Giselle is the baby’s name, and she has dark hair and blue eyes. De Havilland is married to Pierre Galante, with a six year old son from her first husband Marcus Goodrich.
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Paris
Olivia de Havilland
Giselle
Miss de Havilland
Pierre Galante
Marcus Goodrich
Galante
Canal Work Halted in Vienna Danube Project
Western diplomatic sources report Romania’s communist government quietly halted work on the Danube-Black Sea canal a Stalin era project. The move signals a pause in a major Soviet allied infrastructure effort and may affect regional plans and political dynamics.
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Vienna
Austria
Romania
Ment
Danube-Black Sea
Stalin
WSCS Circles Meet Across First Methodist Group
Six WSCS circles met Wednesday at the First Methodist church. Orpha Circle hosted a 9 oclock coffee with 16 members. Rebekah Circle gathered for an 8 oclock breakfast at Santa Fe Park with one guest. Adah Circle met at 9 am with 13 members. Martha Circle opened with prayer and discussed Gods Will. Mary Circle held its first meeting of the year at 9 15 with 14 members and one guest. Rachel Circle met at 2 pm to study the 10 women of the Bible. No August meetings planned for several circles.
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WSCS
First Methodist Church
Orpha
R. R. Elder
W. Main
John Camerell
Kenneth Cummings
Myra Brobst
Walter Poor
Rebekah Circle
Foster Myers
Santa Fe
H. O. Older
David McCune
Joe Sutcliffe
S. Grant
Ernest Johnson
Martha Circle
O. A. Klinger
F. W. Bouray
S. Edith
Art Holmes
H. W. Lewis
Bouray
Brazil
R. ‘T. Rader
Alfred Petterson
W. E. Corn
R. L.christie
L. D. Perry
Francene Stacy
Mary Circle
Floyd Johnson
Margaret Carlson
Kansas City
Rachel
Don Abbuehl
Paschal Grimes
$5,870,000 Highway Contract Awards Announced
The State Highway Commission approved construction contracts totaling $5,870,000 for road work across more than half the state. Frank E. Hatch reported a record $32,050,000 in 1956 contracts with 700 miles of construction work and 45 bridges plus 2,000 miles of resurfacing planned. County secondary roads include 630 miles of improvements and 90 new bridges. major award covers 150 miles of road and seven bridges costing $3,490,000.
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Topeka
State Highway Commission
Frank E. Harch
Hatch
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Kenneth J. Rehmer
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U. S. Choice Govt
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Ibauers Market
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California
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Colorado
Arkansas
Hunt
Tin
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W. K. Golden
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Stokely
Dole
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Concord
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Pratilow
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Oregon
Bartlett
Dill Pickles
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