Local Notes and Visits Highlight Iola Briefs
Community updates include visits by Mrs. Lorraine Maninger and daughter Kathy in Kansas City, and several locals visiting from Benedict Lavonburg Thayer Chanute Petrolia. Pvt Virgil L Olson serves in Fort Lewis Washington with Company C 38th Regiment. Harlie A Wolgast earns KU driver education scholarship funded by Allstate. Morning worship at First Christian Church. radio console reported stolen between Iola and Humboldt.
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Virgil L. Olson
Eric
Fort Lewis
Wash
Olson
Fort Carson
Colo
Harlie A. Wolgast
Chanute
University of Kansas
Allstate Foundation
K. U
The
School of Education and University Extension
Arthur McClure
Kansas
Iola
Humboldt
Memorial Hospital Admittances and Births Report
Friday entries list patients admitted at Memorial Hospital Mrs Elma I Pence surgical Mrs Mary L Anderson surgical Dismissals include Mrs Neil Kepley and daughter Mrs Eldon Knight and daughter others Births record a son to Mr and Mrs Floyd A Bowers Thayer and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Janes W Fehrenbach Chanute moves show residents shifting within city and county Deeds note transfers in Chanute and Neosho County involving several households and property parcels
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Elma I. Pence
Ashby
Mary L. Anderson
Thayer
Neil Kepley
N. Washington
Eldon Knight
L. J. Jenkins
Evergreen
Ella McGinnty
Humboldt
Floyd A. Bowers
Janes W. Fehrenbach
Chanute area land transfers in Iola Abstract Co deeds
Several property transfers recorded in Chanute and Iola districts involve J Baughn and G Davison et al. Lots, blocks and ne parcels change hands to spouses and heirs. Transactions list buyers as L J Stout, Billy M Lacey, Leonard Lot, Joe Sutcliffe, Lloyd Carson, Roy Cowan, A R Hudspeth, Exchange State Bank, F R Wright, Rose Louise Wright, and others. Sheriff Lee Stith and James Frederickson figures appear among listed transfers.
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Ney
Roy Cowan
A. R. Hudspeth
Bik
Chanute Gabriella Dent
St. Paul
Alien County Deeds iBy Iola Abstract Co
Carl A. Dieboit
F R Wright
Rose Louise Wright
Mary Smakey
Harold H Cooper
Joe A. Schell
Horace M Mason
Mary Marie Mason
Abel Sancher
Jesse Merdoze
Lee Stith
James Fredrickson
Tota
James Frederickson
Fred Perez
Iola
Prices and products in 1940s home garden news item
U.S. spending for home gardens rose from 211 million dollars in 1940 to 689 million dollars in 1950 reflecting growing consumer investment in fresh produce and related supplies. The excerpt lists eggs and dairy products with varied grades and weights, including Grade A Large eggs and different cream types, alongside poultry items such as hens and roosters.
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U.S
American Farmers Visit Yalta Highlights Historic Allied Summit
A 12 man U S group toured Yalta Crimea visiting the Black Sea port famed for wartime meetings of Roosevelt Churchill and Stalin in 1945. They toured wineries sampled wine and received gifts before boarding the Pobeda for Novorossisk a key grain center.
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Yalta
Crimea
U.S.S.R
U.S
Black Sea
Roosevelt
Churchill
Stalin
Novorossisk
Man Demands Drink In Front Of Police Station Sign
William Young, a Dixon chef, entered a counter and demanded a shot after spotting a red neon sign reading POLICE STATION. Police Sgt. Ray Wilson brought him before a magistrate who fined him $10 for intoxication.
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Dixon
William Young
Young
Ray Wilson
Police
Industrialist Reynolds Dies at 73 in Richmond
Richard Samuel Reynolds Jr. who began at $50 a month in his uncle R. J. Reynolds tobacco plant and built Reynolds Metals Co. died at his Richmond home at 73. He had been ill since pneumonia in Jamaica last winter. Born August 15, 1881, in Bristol Tenn., he attended King College and Columbia and UVA before 1903 joining his uncle. He helped move tobaccos to cigarettes and founded United States Foil and Reynolds Metals Co. after World War II.
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Richmond Va
Richard Samuel Reynolds Jr
Reynolds Metals Co
Jamaica
Bristol Tenn
Reynolds
King College
Columbia University
University of Virginia
R. J. Reynolds
Winston- Salem
N.C
The
Tobacco Company
British-American Tobacco Co
United States Foil Co
United States Foil
How Can I? Homemaking Tips for Tinware and More
Practical home answers cover cleaning tinware with a paste of whiting ammonia olive oil or sweet oil then rubbing and polishing. Stains on cups vanish with baking soda rub. Softening eggs involves soaking in vinegar for about a day. A ham sandwich gains flavor from vinegar and peanut butter with celery salt and pepper. Odors from fruit juice in ovens or stoves are prevented by salt and are easily cleaned when burned.
Sharing Plan For Satellite Is Questioned
Senator Bridges calls for re examination of sharing scientific data from the planned artificial satellite launch with Russia and other nations. The White House says data would be shared to advance science, while Democrats caution about potential security risks and military misuse.
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Washington
Bridges
R-Nh
Russia
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Appropriations Committee
White House
Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
America
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Road-Building Program Revival Aims for Next Year
Democratic leaders in Congress plan to revive a large road-building program next year while placing financing on the administration. They intend to pass a road bill without funding and seek President Eisenhower’s guidance on tax increases to cover costs. The House defeated a financing bill, while the Senate backed a no-financing road measure.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Weekend on Farm For Eisenhowers
President and Mrs. Eisenhower spent a weekend at their Gettysburg area farm home hoping for good weather. He arrived by car due to overcast skies, a two hour drive from the White House. A golf planned if weather holds, with a return to Washington expected Sunday night or Monday morning.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
White House
Retired Railroader Dies at Fredonia
H. Dad White, 98, a retired Burlington Railroad engineer formerly of Galesburg Illinois, died today in Fredonia after six months of illness. Born in New Jersey and once a circus animal trainer, he worked for the Burlington Railroad in his late 20s and lived in Galesburg until his wife’s death before moving to Fredonia to live with his daughter Mrs. W. N. Cason. He traveled across the United States and Canada during his career.
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Fredonia
C. H.dad White
Galesburg
White
New Jersey
Burlington Railroad
W. N. Cason
United States
Canada
Neosho County teachers institute plans announced
Southeast Kansas Corner reports Mrs Nelle H Stevens county superintendent arranging the annual Neosho County Teachers Institute to be held Aug 8 9 10 with program details due next week Also Humboldt posts Civil Service exam deadline for postmastership and city budgets and local notices across multiple towns including Fort Scott Parsons Fredonia Cherryvale Pittsburg Humboldt Iola and updates on polio vaccines and local infrastructure Lichens can grow on stone dissolving it with acids.
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Erie
Nelle H. Stevens
Neosho County
Soviet press omits U S satellite plan while announcing own project
Tass reports on April 17 that the Soviet Union will build a scientific laboratory satellite and form a permanent joint commission of interplanetary communications led by Leonid Sedov. Anatoly Karpenko cites progress from daring ideas to planned cosmic navigation research.
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Moscow
Washington
United States
Tass
Soviet Union
Joint Commission of Interplanetary Communications
Leonid Sedov
Academy of Science of
Anatoly Karpenko
Joint Commission
Aluminum Company of America Raises Wages and Plans Price Hikes
The Aluminum Co. of America increases hourly wages by 15 cents for 25,000 workers and announces imminent price hikes. The move ends a potential strike as CIO United Steelworkers and AFL Aluminum Workers Union reach settlements for 15,000 and 10,000 workers respectively, pending ratification by seven locals.
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Pittsburgh
The
Aluminum Co. of America
AFL
CIO
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers
AFL Aluminum Workers Union
Alcoa
USW Bargaining Committee Signs New Wages Agreement
USW empowered its bargaining committee to sign a contract without ratification. The increases take effect August 1 and include an 11 percent across the board raise plus a 3 cent per hour spread between job classifications. Previous wage scales ranged from $1.60 to $1.85 per hour.
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USW
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Wichita
Lester E. Waldron
Petrolia
Mrs. A. Farwell
Benedict
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North Valley School
Claude Shepard
Harley Roberts
Rex Hamilton
First Christian Church
John T. Foust
Bible School
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W. Main
Lafayette
O. L. Moulton
N. Garreld
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Mary Alice Ee
Plummer
Rutter
Harold Dillon
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Breuben
W. W. Mitchem
Malcolm
C. J. Baughe
L. H Kensinger
S. Kansas
J. A le Febvre
Edith
Solomon Denton
Neal W. McCoy
Glenn W. Thornton
Maywood
Clara Miller
Cart E. Olson
Wilbur W. Mitchem
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Jack and
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Durham & Jordan
Continental Defense System
George's Bank
New England
Marion Moran
M. Moran
Iowa
Mt. Carmel
Dubuque
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Cahanediines
Tioga Hotel
Helen Lacy
Fort Scott
Arthur’ L Henze
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Ark
University of Dayton
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ParSons City
Wilson County
Cherryvale
Alice Newton
Newton
Pittsburg
Central School
Gas Department
Mont Brown
Allen County
A. R. Chambers
CF Dut
Calles Tedey
Rollow TV
Lith & S
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J. F. Ireland
Siz W. Oak
State
Altoona
P. Combine
John Deere
N& Ford
Ford New
Ford
Dearborn
Yazoo
Guernsey
M.W
Storey & Clark
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M. J. Chapman Athrenee
Wm. Gough
Ozalic Blue Line Prints and Drafting Service
Oilfield Research Labs
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