Grim Battle to Live For Little Girl 2 Percent
Susan Kay Beaver, 22, of Little River Kansas, burned over half her body when frightened by a chicken and backed into a cleaning water pail. She remains in critical condition awaiting transfer for skin grafts at Kansas University Medical Center with ongoing blood transfusions and oxygen therapy. A fund has been started in Little River to cover medical bills.
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Hutchinson
Kas
Susan Kay Beaver
Susan
Bob Beaver
Little River
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Kurt
Mark
Faith
Loui
Time Lost In Kansas Work Stoppages Drops In 1958-60
Kansas labor commissioner Harold L. Smith reports a rare period with few stoppages noting 25 strikes in 1960, 26 in 1959, and 33 in 1958 across the state’s industries. He calls it an absence of time lost due to labor actions.
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Topeka
Harold L. Smith
Kansas
Dairy Cattle and Machinery Auction Near Neodesha Kansas
Public auction of a dairy herd and farm equipment to be held at the farm six miles west of Neodesha on Highway 96. cattle include 14 year old Holstein cow 43 lbs milk daily and various 1- to 7-year-old Holstein and Guernsey cows and heifers with defined freshening months and milk yields. several calves and a Black Angus heifer. Machinery includes an IHC tractor with Super M, cultivators, loader, disc, field cultivator, water wagon, pump and other items with health certificates for the cows.
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Texas
Neodesha
Kansas
Highway 96
Fredonia
Olstein
Guernsey
I.H.C
Freeman
John Deere
Montgomery Ward
Medical News from the Soviet Union and U.S. findings
A Miami report shows bacteria linked to athlete's foot, challenging fungus alone. University doctors warn older virus diseases may be resurfacing as awareness rises. A Soviet alcohol problem is noted by Dr Chafetz. Czech clinics inspire anti alcohol programs.
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Associated Press
Soviet Union
Miami
Fla
U.S.S.R
Morris E. Chafetz
Boston
Chafetz
Poland
Czechoslovakia
United States
Chanute Tribune Briefs July 19 1961
Local briefs from Chanute Kansas highlight community notices and events for Wednesday July 19 1961. Items include civic announcements, upcoming meetings, and short regional notices impacting residents of Chanute and neighboring areas.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Old Building To Be Razed On Statehouse Grounds
A bid of 1997.37 by George Champney of Topeka was accepted for razing the old building on the statehouse grounds. The project, funded up to 5000 dollars, includes filling the excavation and covering with top soil. The former Topeka Public Library structure has stood vacant for years in a corner of the grounds.
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Topeka
Statehouse
George Champney
Topeka Public Library
Attorney Names R Stanley Ditus as Assistant in Topeka
The U S Attorney announced Tuesday the appointment of R Stanley Ditus of Larned as an assistant. The report includes geographic note that Trinidad is the southernmost of a chain of islands spanning 675 miles from the Virgin Islands to Venezuela.
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Trinidad
Virgin Islands
Venezuela
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W. Main
News
Imrich Sarkany
David Taplan
Harvey Blank
Ernest H. Watson
George H
Lowrey
University of Michigan
SEA & Ski
For Women
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CROWN
Foodtown
Ditus
Litwin
Litwins
Fellows
Chanute Furniture CO
West Main
Ben Franklin
Ine
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Pasa Ee
Chanute, Kansas
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