Swain Moves Office to New Professional Building
Dr. Swain relocates his practice to the new Professional Building at 10 S. Steuben. For Tribune delivery issues call your carrier or 700 after 6 pm if unreachable. Ice Cream Social at Christian Church Friday July 27 at 7:30 pm. Army Pvt William F Ewing, son of Lenard S Ewing Humboldt, participated in Fort Polk LA Organization Day ceremonies marking the 16th anniversary of the 1st Armored Division. Ewing, 18, is a Humboldt High School graduate and the division driver with Battery A, 68th Field Artillery Battalion. Arvin Brune and Irene Arnold attended a two day workshop for Chanute field reps among 98 county welfare directors and case supervisors at the University of Kansas in Lawrence July 25-26. Nelle Stevens, Neosho County school superintendent, attended a Topeka conference on the State Commission of Revenue and Taxation with discussions on budgets and financing for county schools. Attendees included Alvin Jones, John McNair, A F Throckmorton, and W. Wright. Mrs. Stevens was accompanied by Alma Bolt.
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Arvin Brune
Irene Arnold
Chanute
University of Kansas At Lawrence
Nelle Stevens
Neosho County
Topeka
State Commission of Revenue and Taxation
Alvin Jones
John McNair
Taxation Commission Department
A. F. Throckmorton
W. Wright
Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Report
Hospital records list Thursday admissions for G Woolery Thayer Reuben Bean James Purdy Robert Larson Jr and Mrs James Reed Buffalo. Dismissals include Mrs Lambert and daughter Harry Phelps Mrs Lola Stewart and several others. Birth recorded for a daughter to Mr and Mrs William Penner with multiple recent moves and address changes of residents around the city.
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W. Main
Charles Sweaney
E. Main
Robert O. Daniel
Carl McElrea
S. Evergreen
Gordon Wiltse
Altoona
Wayne F. Olson
Earl Ard
N. Steuben
William D. Penner
Israeli command car shot at in Negev escorting archaeologist
An Israeli spokesman said a command car escorting an American archaeologist on a Negev Desert tour was fired upon last night. A 200 pound hog represents 110 pounds of edible meat, according to the report.
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Jerusalem
Negev Desert
Sitdown Protest at U S Embassy by Seoul Opposition
Sixty opposition assemblymen clashed with police in a 50 minute demonstration in Seoul to protest police interference with voter registration for local elections. The protest ended with a sitdown in front of the U S Embassy as officers tried to disperse the crowd.
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Seoul
Korea
U. S
Putnam Accused of Turnpike Payments by Eckdall
Frank Eckdall charges Emporia attorney general candidate John Putnam received more than 11000 from the Kansas Turnpike Authority for legal work, with vouchers showing 200 for expert-witness conferences and 300 for a turnpike case. Putnam denies impropriety, calling it cheap politics and a smear.
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James W. Putnam
Emporia
Kansas Turnpike Authority
Frank Eckdall
KTA
Putnam
Eckdall
Pittsburg
Iola
Garnett
Independence
Parsons
Troy
Eckdal
Emporia Gazette
Wichita
Kansas
Richard Mankin
Edna Reed Wins Divorce Over Cruelty Claim in Family Altercation
Mrs Edna Reed was granted a divorce from George Reed on cruelty grounds after she testified he plugged her mouth with a raw herring during a family dispute in Newcastle upon Tyne.
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Newcastle-On-Tyne
England
Edna Reed
George Reed
Night March Disciplinary Probe Marks Marine Court Martial
A Marine court martial at Parris Island adjourned as testimony focused on a night march by recruits linked to six drownings. Key witness Col David W. Silvey testified he had never heard of such a march, while defense evidence cited a House Armed Services Committee deadline of 90 days to clean up recruit training practices.
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Parris Island
S.C
Matthew C. McKeon
David W. Silvey
House Armed Services
Marine Corps
McKeon
Silvey
House Armed Services Committee
Randolph McPate
Hatchery Bill Doomed in Senate Despite Cedar Bluff Plan
A Senate approved bill to fund a $450000 federal fish hatchery at Cedar Bluff Reservoir Kansas is headed for an early House committee death with Congress adjournment unless a surprise move arises.
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Washington
Senate
Cedar Bluff Reservoir
Kansas
House
Weather and travel notes from Independence and Lafontaine
Weather Observations left hospital and Neer marked his 19th birthday with lingering grogginess after an accident. In Independence, Mr and Mrs Harry Nelson, aboard the Swedish liner Stockholm, left New York City to visit Sweden until October. Mrs Nelson was born near Stockholm. In Lafontaine, Mr and Mrs John Showman and children Johnny and Jenette lost their home to a Friday morning fire sparked by a neighbor’s alert. Mrs Showman teaches at Lafontaine school and was away at summer school in Pittsburgh.
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Independence
Harry Nelson
Stockholm
Associated Press
Nelsons
New York City
Sweden
Nelson
Lafontaine
John Showman
Johnnie
Jennette
Helio Aircraft buys Mid-States plant in Pittsburg
Helio Aircraft Corp of Norwood Mass acquires Mid-States Manufacturing Co in Pittsburg adding the local plant to become the fifth largest U S aircraft maker. Lynn L Bollinger and Edward McNally announce the deal as 116 workers remain employed at the facility.
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Pittsburg
Helio Aircraft Corp
Norwood, Mass
Mid-States Manufacturing Co
Helio Corp
United States
Helio Courier
Lynn L. Bollinger
Helio Cor
Edward Mc
Fred Seaton Suggested For Vice President
Lincoln Nebraska an alternate Nebraska delegate to the Republican convention said Interior Secretary Fred Seaton would be a good choice for the vice presidential nomination if opposition to renomination of Richard Nixon develops Henry J Amen of Lincoln said he was sure a scramble would develop for the vice presidential nomination as a result of Harold Stassen s proposal that Nixon be sidetracked for Governor Christian Herter Amen noted Seaton s political philosophies closer to President Eisenhowers than Nixons Amen was second high vote getter among alternates at large in the Nebraska primary and would become a delegate if two elected delegates cannot attend or withdraw
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Neb
Nebraska
Fred Seaton
Richard Nixon
Henry J. Amen
Harold Stassen
Nixon
Christian Herter
Massachusetts
Herter
Amen
Seaton
Eisenhower
Hall Shaw Debate Appears On Again
TOPEKA The proposed debate between Gov. Fred Hall and Warren Shaw over the right to work issue apparently is on again. Shaw who opposes Hall for the Republican nomination for governor may participate in the event.
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Topeka
Fred Hall
Warren Shaw
Shaw
Hall
Chanute Tribune discusses Aug. 3 gubernatorial debate rules
The Chanute Tribune reports Hall's proposed rules for a governor debate and supports Aug. 3 in Wichita. Dave Pansing says Shaw picked the only available date before the election. He notes both candidates have TV commitments in Topeka and vows to proceed if Shaw insists on Aug. 3 with all candidates for governor attending a program in Wichita.
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Wichita
Dave Pansing
Shaw
Topeka
Pansing
False hair loss claims charged by FTC target two firms
The Federal Trade Commission charged Keele Hair & Scalp Specialists of Oklahoma City and Rogers Hair Experts Inc. of Wichita with falsely claiming their products prevent baldness and regrow hair. The agencies said claims included 95 percent improvement and involvement of American Advertising Bureau Inc. A hearing is scheduled in Oklahoma City for September 26 after a 30 day answer period.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission Today
Keele Hair & Scalp Specialists
Oklahoma City
Okla
Rogers Hair Experts Inc
Wichita
Kas
FTC
Canada
American Advertising Bureau Inc
Test for Clothes Dryer Sparks Rescue
El Dorado report tells how 4 year old Jimmie Kaeb erle crawled into a mother's electric dryer during a game of hide and seek. The door was closed and the dryer started, spinning the boy and clothes until the mother rescued him unharmed. The incident scared the family and prompted caution.
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Jimmie Kaeberle
Jimmie
Mexico Sees Tourist Influx Rise From 1954 to 1955
Tourism data show Mexico hosted 411 752 visitors in 1954 and 549 314 in 1955, marking a notable year over year increase in international travel to the country. The figures reflect growing interest in Mexican destinations and travel patterns during the mid 1950s.
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Mexico
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Gertrude Kiser Deceased
In the probate court of Neosho County Kansas Avery Sprague administrator petitions for an order to sell Lot Nine Block Six Popular City Addition Chanute to pay debts taxes and administration expenses. Defenses must be filed by August 15 1956 at 10 a.m. in Erie Kansas.
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Chanute Tribune
Te Chanute Tribune
Kansas
Neosho Coun
Gertrude Kiser
Avery Sprague
City
Chanute
Neosho County
Erie
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Park Place
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Neo Sho County
Edwin Ranberg
Edwin HK. Panberg
E. H. Ranberg
State OF Kansas
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Eewon HM. Ranberg
E. Ranberg
Probate hearings set in Chanute and Erie filings
Notices in Neosho County probate court announce hearings on descent and distribution for Pearl Elizabeth McKenzie and Edwin Panberg estates. Frank L McKenzie Jr seeks determination of real estate descent including Park Place addition Chanute. Attorneys listed forpetitioners urge defense by August 15 and August 1 deadlines.
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