Office workers kill time better show than at theater
New York columnist HAL BOYLE compares office timekillers to stage actors noting seven types from The Efficient Housekeeper to The Daredevil. He argues the boss often hires the boldest timekiller, with nine of ten becoming the next boss. The piece also reports Humphrey’s departure and Robert B. Anderson as his successor, confirming a White House disclosure of May 29.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Romeo
Havana
Philadelphia
Humphrey
Robert B. Anderson
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White House
Exports Help Trim Surplus Wheat Stocks
Washington reports exports reduced reserve and surplus wheat stocks by one eighth in the year ending July 1. The Agriculture Department records show stocks at 905 million bushels, down from 1.033 billion the previous year, with total exports near 540 million bushels.
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Humphrey to Leave Treasury Post Next Monday
Washington announces Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey will depart his government role next Monday. The White House confirmed the upcoming resignation.
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Humphrey
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
White House
Walnut Monday Pinochle Club Meet and Birthdays
The Walnut Monday Pinochle Club met July 22 at the home of Mrs. Dick Bruenjes with members including August Johnson Len Houdashelt Jim McFarland John Wadsack and Charlie Wright and substitute guests Bess Eaton and Mae Prussing Prizes were won by Mrs. McFarland Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Wadsack The meeting was postponed to cooler weather Mr and Mrs Dan Butler hosted a Sunday dinner for Margaret Ann Wadsack her mother Mrs John Wadsack and sister Mrs Harvey Harper of Uniontown Present were Harvey Harper and son Jimmie and Ivan Harding The Gascho family from Pittsburg joined Mrs Phoebe Bowman and Garland for Sunday dinner and attended the wedding of Mrs Bowmans grandson Gerald E Bowm an son of Mr and Mrs Ed Bowman
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Jim McFarland
John Wadsack
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Bess Eaton
Mae Prussing
Margaret Ann
Harvey Harper
Uniontown
Mr. Wadsack
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Ivan Harding
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Jan
Ice
Kathy
Pittsburg
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Community Notes From Erie Area Listings
Marriage at the Christian church in Erie. Birth announced for a 4'2 lb boy to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Voltz of Parsons born July 18 at Mercy Hospital. Several local residents attend church services, funerals, visits, and family events across Kansas and nearby states.
Obituary notices from Chanute Tribune July 25 1957
Funeral services held for a resident with two daughters two sons two sisters and four brothers surviving. Burial at Offerle beside husband. Mrs Blanche Wilkins host to Mr and Mrs Tom Leatherman of Erie for Sunday dinner. Flossie Crow visited with Mrs Wilkins and sister Mrs Joe Clags and Mr Clagg of Erie over the weekend.
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Lewis
Offerle
Tom Leatherman
Erie
Blanche Wilkins
Flossie Crow
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