Egypt cancels dam financing by US and Britain
The United States and Britain withdraw offers to fund Egypt's Aswan high dam after Cairo's arms deal with Czechoslovakia. Dulles announced the U S move in Washington after a meeting with Egyptian Ambassador Ahmed Hussein. Britain followed, citing current circumstances and similar factors. Russia reportedly offered to assist Egypt in dam construction as the diplomatic struggle intensifies.
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Harriman
Harry S. Truman
William C. Salome
Wichita
Kansas
Washington
Rusa
Egypt
Aswan High Dam
United States
Ahmed Hussein
Dulles
State Department
Britain
London
Czechoslovakia
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Middle East
Cairo
Moscow
Russia
Erie and Vicinity Notes Families Visit and Reunion Plans
Erie residents host relatives from St. Louis and Florida at the Yockey home. A 1907 Erie high school class reunion plans a week long event with Tioga Inn Whanute proposed as headquarters. Local health and legal matters include a blood clot surgery for Susie Rice and a Topeka Supreme Court appearance by Clark Fleming.
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C. E. Yockey
Claudia Grigget
St. Louis
Ed Crisler
Lloyd, Fla
Yockey
Murray Mansker
Walnut
Mansker
Ethel Ellen Barnhardt
Salt Lake City
Erie High School
Erie
Elsie McMullen
Don EF. Wells Wells
Miss Earnhardt
Tioga Inn
Whanute
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Chanute
Clark M. Fleming
Topeka
State Supreme Court
Louis Eaton
Joe Dunivant
St. Paul
Kansas City
Randy Dunivant
William Burkett
Parsons
Myrtle Baker
Shaw
Anna Davied
P. W. Kyle
Harriman to Tour 5 Midwest States
Gov Averell Harriman of New York began a five state tour to gain support for the Democratic presidential nomination. He was due to land at Municipal Airport in Kansas City at 12 15 p m but delays disrupted the schedule as Don Hewitt assisted.
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Kansas City
Kas
Averell Harriman
New York
Harriman
Munich i
Don Hewitt
Kansas couple recovers stolen farm items in Wichita
John H. Hilbrant and Richard Stanley with Sheriff Lorance recovered most items stolen from two Allen County homes on July 8. Authorities regained two televisions, about $75 in luggage, a fan, tire and wheel, and kitchen knives from Arthur Gilfillan’s Wichita home. One window fan remains missing. The couple in custody. Independence offers a used fire truck from 1929 retirement. a new 500 gallon pumper unit will replace it.
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Iola
John H. Hilbrant
Richard Stanley
Wichita
B. E. Lorance
Allen Countians
Arthur J. Gilfillan
Kansas
Independence
Farm Bureau Chief Warns Costs May Undercut Price Gains
Charles B. Shuman president of the American Farm Bureau Federation warned at a four county Wisconsin meeting that rising farm costs threaten the recent price gains. He cited a 2.5 percent price rise by June 15 versus a year earlier and the ongoing steel strike as a risk to production expenses including machinery and other steel fabricated items.
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Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Wisconsin Federation
Kansas candidates seek state offices in party primary
The article profiles several Kansas hopefuls including Paul R. Shanahan seeking a fourth term as secretary of state, Stephen N. Lawrence challenging him in the Republican primary, and Richard T. Fadely pursuing a sixth term as state treasurer. Also listed are Verne Arendalt for state bank commissioner, George Robb for auditor, and A. L. Wolfe running unopposed for treasurer.
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Paul R. Shanahan
Salina
Shanahan
House of Representatives
Saline County
Stephen N. Lawrence
Hillsboro
Richard T. Fadely
Topeka
Fadely
Burr Oak
Kan
Shawnee County
Verne H. Arendalt
Kansas
Secre
Aronhalt
George Robb
Robb
Ankeny Becomes 10th Director of Bureau of Mines
WASHINGTON Marling J Ankeny 55 a former Bureau of Mines employee is sworn in today as the bureau's 10th director. John J Williams 36 an Arkansas City accountant is unopposed for the Democratic nomination for state auditor.
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Arkansas City
John J. Williams
C.P.A
Topeka
Chicago
Washburn, University Law School
American Institute of Accountants
The
American Accountants Alsn
Washington
Marling J. Ankeny
Bureau of Mines
Bureau
John J. Wiliams
Arkansas
Pittsburg Russ Hall Addition Bids Reported
Apparent low bids total 249266 for a three story Russ Hall addition at Pittsburg State College. Funded 215000. bids from M P Construction Carthage for general work 172000 Bales Electric Construction Pittsburg 33489 electrical Brune Plumbing Heating Lawrence 43777 plumbing. The project adds 15 classrooms.
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Topeka
Russ Hall
Pittsburg State College
M P Construction Co
Carthage
Bales Electric Construction
Pittsburg
Brune Plumbing & Heating
Lawrence
Federal Buildings Approved for Emporia and Leavenworth
Final approval has been given for construction of new federal buildings at Emporia and Leavenworth Kansas. The House Public Works Committee moved to authorize these projects as part of federal facilities expansion.
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Washington P
Emporia and
Leavenworth
Kas
the House Public Works Com
Lease purchase plan eyed for post offices in Kansas
A House committee approved a lease purchase program for construction of post offices, including a $220,500 project at Sedan Kansas. The plan uses private capital to build structures leased to the government with eventual title transfer through rent payments after Senate review.
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Senate
Budget Bureau
House Committee
Sedan
Kas
Senate Group
Hiccups relief and kitchen care tips from a historical Q A
A historical Q A offers remedies for hiccups using sugar and vinegar and guides for cleaning ribbons with fluids and sugar in water. It also notes preserving roast meat flavor using cheesecloth and separating egg yolk via a funnel over a dish.
How Can I Remove Acid from Marble and Make Salad Dressing
The article explains marble care by avoiding acids like lemon or vinegar on marble surfaces. If stains occur a cautious remedy suggests rubbing with ammonia. It also provides a vintage salad dressing method using a fresh egg yolk emulsified with olive oil, mustard, salt, and vinegar.
Chanute Tribune Briefs July 20 1956
Short Chronicle items from the Chanute Tribune dated Friday July 20, 1956 cover local notices and society news. Readers glimpse community happenings, upcoming events, and brief updates in a compact page two section.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Dish and Yolk in Funnel Remain Unbroken Unless Split
The saying warns that the yolk will stay in the funnel unless the dish is broken or altered. It implies stability depends on proportional balance and careful handling to prevent disruption. The metaphor highlights fragility and the consequence of breaking the receiving vessel.
Liquor Resolution Rejected by Iowa Young Republicans
The Iowa Young Republicans rejected a proposed resolution approving liquor by the drink. The report appears in The Tribune distributed by carrier at thirty cents a week.
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Des Moines
Iowa
the Tribune
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Les) Wolfe
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Cole
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Pat) Fleming
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