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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1955

Page

5

Heat Wave Grips Central South with 90s and 100s

The Associated Press reports widespread heat and humidity across the mid continent and south with temperatures in the upper 90s and above 100 in South Dakota Kansas and the Southwest. Cooler air may reach northern Minnesota and North Dakota tomorrow as storms and showers affect wide areas from the Northern Plains to Arizona and New Mexico. In the Midwest eastern regions stay mainly in the 70s to 80s while New England remains cooler. Local social notes mention visits among families in Chanute Lincoln Wichita and Diamond.

Associated Press Mid-Continent Midwest Minnesota North Dakota Canada South Dakota Kansas Southwest Desert Texas Northern Plains Central Rockies Arizona New Mexico Pacific Northwest Central Plains New England

Humboldt Socials and Visits Brighten Rural Weekend

Humboldt residents gathered for a family party at the Hardin home honoring Mrs. Hardin Irene and Leonard Chambers with ice cream and cake. Attendees included the Laude, Becannon, Bennett, Peck, and Cham bers families along with neighbors. Others traveled or visited in nearby towns including Saginaw and Kansas City, with extended family notes and a local band practice scheduled at the high school under director Stanley Gould.

Herbert Laude R. L. Hardin Buffalo Hardin John Long Saginaw, Mich Lowell Thomas Emmett Long Long Neosho Jimmy Amos M. Amos San Antonio Texas Humboldt Parsons N. A Armel Jack Amos Tulsa Bertha Orthis Sunflower Alfred Myer P. J. McGannon Lincoln Neb McGannon Ella McGinity Neosho Memorial Hospital McGuinity Joe Hess Kansas City James Hess Bernard Ann Charles Colorado Rockies James Brigham Waco Brigham Hess Charles Frank Janice Gary Frank Starlight Theater Betty Crawford Verla Hoke Wichita Miss Crawford Neva Crawford Fioyd Crawford Miss Hoke Stanley Gould R. B. Gould Winfield Alec Schleicher McAfee Iola G. C. van Nice Fred Bartholomew Chanute Clarence Bartholomew Los Angeles Scott Ottawa John Bartholomew Emporia Charles Barthlomew Dorothy Ray Brown John Coe Gould

Roper Family Hosts Evening Visit with Mrs Brinegar

Mrs Inez Brinegar and her daughter Mrs Ruth Schroeder with sons from Fredonia spent an evening visiting Mr and Mrs. Roper. The gathering featured conversation and hospitality reflecting community ties.

More Men Propose Marriage On Picnics Than in Ballrooms

HAL BOYLE notes that women should aim for charm with imperfection. He jokes that men marry lively, imperfect women, not statues, and that romance grows with playful, natural behavior. He cites social quirks like picnics as common proposals and mocks staged elegance.

Sizzling Heat Wave Hits Frigid Arctic Region

FAIRBANKS Alaska a sizzling heat wave bakes the Arctic. Wainwright near the Arctic Ocean recorded 80 degrees while Fairbanks shows a dramatic rise from December figures. The day reached 93 degrees in Fairbanks, far above typical winter readings.

Arctic Fairbanks Alaska Wainwright Arctic Ocean Barrow

Court Martial Planned for Three Turncoats

Three American ex-prisoners who defected to Red China face immediate arrest aboard a San Francisco docking liner and court martial. Captured in the Korean War, William C. Cowart Dalton Griggs and Otho Bell refused repatriation, later agreeing to return. charges include aiding the enemy and misconduct as prisoners.

Washington San Francisco Red China Pentagon William C. Cowart Dalton Lewis W. Griggs Jacksonville Tex Otho G. Bell Hillsboro Miss Olympia Wash Hong Kong Army

Boiler Blown Up After Liquor Raid Near Here

An upright boiler stolen during a liquor raid last April was spotted by Sheriff George L. Reed near Orangeburg DC yesterday. He dynamited the boiler to prevent further use and cautioned readers to read the advertisements.

Orangeburg D.C George L. Reed Reed Here

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