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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1958
Page
2
Cattle prices show mixed moves with 12 000 calves and steers down 50, while hogs rise across weights and sows. Vealers steady, cows and bulls vary. top hogs gain 25 cents. Regional quotes include specific weight ranges and farm market notes from Parsons and Kansas City reports alongside dairy and poultry figures.
Loy age 40, Fox Midwest Theater manager and Nevada City Council member, died Saturday night after illness. The report comes from Pittsburg with brief regional notices across Kansas including commencements and local elections.
Paris fashion notes show Roland Karl, Patou's 24 year old designer, debuting a near normal waistline with a flared skirt. The show hints at Em pir e influence while premium lines like Lanvin draw buyers, and Dior prepares to unveil next.
Stark litle black dresses with generous decolletage serve as foils for a big diamond jewel. Tunic-length tubular coats match the dress they cover.
Stark residents report vacations in Canada and the northwest while local land transfers occur as Loyd Swanson family vacations. Harold Olson buys the John Hibbs farm at Stark's east edge with Hibbs remaining in the house. Church youth excel at Camp Quaker Haven with five Bible Quiz participants earning a gold plaque amid diverse state entrants.
The U S Public Health Service reports a rise in polio cases with 52 paralytic cases in the week ending July 19, the highest of the year, and urges all under 40 who have not been vaccinated to get polio shots at once. Surgeon General Dr. Leroy E. Burney warns many under 40 remain unvaccinated.
Erie area civic leaders led by City Supt. James White and Street Foreman Kenneth Killough along with Verle Craven visited Kansas City on Friday to inspect street sweeping equipment. A report will be presented at the next city council meeting.
Algerian nationalists killed at least four and wounded 37 as Foreign Legion paratroopers reentered Algiers Casbah. In London Prince Charles, nine, tops geography class and improves his French, lifting Queen Elizabeth during sinusitis recovery. Seoul reports an information leak signaling a North Korean plot to topple the regime. Moscow hosts Raab who leaves after oil reparations deal. Jordan sees U S airlift supplies to British troops. Bangkok notes Princess Napaporn Prapha dies at 94. Hong Kong says Chinese generals work with privates on soldier duties.
H L Holland and M J Purdon of Walnut plan to open an office on North Main for Holland's son Dr Woodrow Holland to practice veterinary medicine in the city. Dr Holland and L G Atkinson dissolved a brief partnership. Atkinson remains at his North Butler office. Mr and Mrs William Harvey and Mr and Mrs Marvin Knetzer with family returned from Wichita veterans hospital after Wayland Harvey’s serious surgery, now improving. Mrs Harvey stayed at the hospital.
Nicosia AP report says four Turkish Cypriots were killed and two seriously injured as communal violence continued in Cyprus. The incident adds to ongoing tensions on the island during July 1958.
Kansas civil service examinations for social welfare and employment service posts will be held August 18 in Chanute. Six current vacancies may expand. openings include social worker in county welfare offices and multiple classes such as Interviewer I and Welfare Director. Examinations also set in Hays Salina Wichita Topeka with dates mid August. applications from Topeka or Kansas Employment Service offices.
Glen Halbe was appointed last Friday to succeed John Beydler as manager of KCRB radio. Halbe has served as announcer salesman since March 1957 and lives at 719 North Forest with his wife Beverly and son Gregory. He also acts as secretary of the Chanute Junior Chamber of Commerce.
Safety minded shoppers are urged to use advertising as a guide to wise purchases. Local merchants claim ads help compare prices and features, while consumers are advised to verify warranties and read fine print before finalizing buys.
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