Local notices include moves and social visits
Dr. H F Swain relocates to the Professional Building at 10 South Steuben and Robert Pennington moves his city court office to 123 West Main. Various residents travel for family visits and reunions. Breyfogle to finish KU degree, heading to Rochester for a summer job. Powers brothers finish Midwest Christian College BA and plan church paths. many social calls and a farewell gathering at 622 South Kansas with neighbors and lodge members.
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Robert Pennington
S. Lincoln
W. Main
West Main
David L. McCune
New Professional
Louis D Breyfogle
Lawrence
Ernest W. Johnson
Breyfogle
University of Kansas
University
Rochester
N. Y
John Powers
George Powers
Thayer
Midwest Christian College
Oklahoma City
Myrle Powers
Frank Powers
Barnsdall
Okla
Wall Street Holds Even as Quiet Trading Persists
The market edged near balance in late trading with price moves around a point and many issues unchanged. Daily volume was about 1.5 million shares, marking one of the slowest sessions of the year as Am T and T and other names show only modest activity.
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New York
Cattle Meager Hog Prices Slip in Kansas City Market
USDA reports light cattle receipts with 8 loads of choice steers bought to arrive at 22.00 per 1250 lb. Hogs down 25 on barrows and gilts and sow weakness. ranges 17.00 to 17.50 for 190-235 lb barrows and gilts, 14.00-14.50 for 300-425 lb sows. Sheep steady with prime lambs 27.50-27.75 and ewes 3.00-4.00. Kansas City eggs and butter flat. Chicago butter steady and eggs mixed with varied wholesale prices.
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Kansas City
USDA
U.S
Chicago
F.o.b
Family ties and musical recital unfold in Kansas gathering
The report lists relatives and connections of townsfolk including Mrs. Dunn formerly Pauline Ansell and J. T. Ansell a retired Santa Fe engineer. It notes Dawn Davis age 7 performing piano pieces by Bach and Beethoven at a recital in Chanute with guests from Rochelle, Missouri, Santa Fe, Oklahoma and Illinois.
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J. T. Stone
Los Angeles
Santa Fe Railroad
James C. Brown
Debra Lynn
San Diego
Edgar O. Gilbert
S. Kansas
Odd Fellows Lodge
LAPM
Harold Ansell
Nisha
Gay
Ricky Jon
Coffeyville
Dunn
Pauline Ansell
J. T. Ansell
Santa Fe
Tulsa
George Wilson
S. Santa Fe
C. F. Norman
Okla
Leavitt
Sheriolyn
And
Sas
Stella
Don W. Davis
McGinnis
Chicago
Lola
Chanute
Lessley
Rocheport
John B. Bruce
Library Story Hour Choices Include Cow in the House
The Public Library announces a Saturday 10 30 story hour featuring two tales Cow in the House and Try Again Tommy. Children invited to enjoy reading and imaginative adventures in a quiet setting.
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Tommy
Memorial Hospital Admittances And Dismissals District Brief
Admittances Thursday include Joyce Wells Rita Meredith Stephanie Moffatt Ulis Sutterfield Gregory Weiner. Dismissals Thursday include Shirley Key Ad die Tye Mrs Ad die Lee Lavonburg. Births report a son for Frank and Brazen and a son for Roy and Lowry. Fire run at 315 Santa Fe for an electric iron. Highway Patrol City Court hearing Eldon Keith Knight fined ten dollars and costs.
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Walter F. Bright
Thayer
Joe Vasquez
Earlton
Julius Baker
Harry Dill
S. Highland
Frank L. Brazen
S. Malcolm
Roy H. Lowry
S. Evergreen
Eldon Keith Knight
Preliminary Hearing For Webb Postponed
ERIE Preliminary hearing for Clyde Webb, charged with assault with intent to kill and resisting arrest, was continued to 10 a.m. June 8 in justice court on defense motion. Webb was taken into custody May 24 after being wounded at the Walter Rush home. Defense attorney is George Donaldson of Chanute.
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Erie
Clyde Webb
Justice Court
Webb
Walter Rush
Here
John Phelps
George Donaldson
Chanute
Funeral for Lena Jane Fairbanks Held in Koch-Skinner Home
Funeral services for Lena Jane Fairbanks were conducted today at the Koch Skinner Memorial home with Rev W Gayel Bender of First Baptist Church officiating. Mrs C O Bowers and Mrs Bender sang The Lord's Prayer and Safe in the Arms of Jesus with Mrs Dave Petterson at the organ. interment followed in Topeka Cemetery.
Cessna Labor Contract Raises Wichita Wages
Cessna Aircraft Co and Local 774 of the Machinists Union sign a new contract boosting annual payroll at two Wichita plants by nearly one million dollars. Effective June 15, the hourly rate rises about 5 percent, ranging from 1.37 to 2.81 dollars per hour.
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Wichita
Cessna Aircraft Co
International Assn. of
Cessna
Eisenhower Names 7 member Small Business Committee
President Eisenhower appoints a seven member Committee on Small Business to study ways to strengthen economic position and growth of small firms. Arthur F. Burns chairs. members include Wilson Weeks Mitchell Flemming Barnes and Albert Cole among others.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Arthur F. Burns
Council of Economic Advisers
Defense
Wilson
Commerce Weeks
Labor
Mitchell
Arthur Flemming
Wendell Barnes
Albert Cole
Reconstruction policy debate hints at economic support
Fragmentary text discusses recommendations to aid enterprises with constructive assistance. The note references policy aims and potential steps but lacks full details or named parties. The content suggests congressional or administrative focus on fostering business resilience through targeted programs.
Ohio Supreme Court upholds Sam Sheppard murder conviction
The Ohio Supreme Court, in a 5-2 ruling, denies a new trial for Dr. Sam Sheppard, who is serving a life term for the 1954 bludgeon slaying of his pregnant wife Marilyn. His attorney Paul M. Herbert indicated the appeal may go to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Sam Sheppard
U.S. Supreme Court
Cleveland
Sheppard
Ohio Penitentiary
Marilyn
Sam
Paul M. Herbert
U. S. Supreme Court
Kansas Wheat Crop Seen At 142.5 Million Bushels
Topeka reports agricultural agent R I Cross says Kansas wheat harvest may reach 142 500 000 bushels. Earlier forecast by federal and state departments estimated 150 640 000 bushels based on conditions on May 1.
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Topeka
R. I. Cross
Santa Fe Railway
Kansas
Federal
State Departments of Agriculture
Portrait of Phog Allen Highlighted in KU Commencement
The unveiling of a portrait honoring Dr. Forrest C. Phog Allen marks a highlight of the University of Kansas commencement program. The dedication recognizes Allen’s long years of service to Kansas and to basketball.
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Lawrence
Forrest C
Allen
K. U
University of Kansas
National Geographic Addresses U S Presidency Claim
The National Geographic Society states that under the Articles of Confederation the first president was John Hanson, not George Washington, challenging common chronology. No claim is made about the legitimacy of later presidents.
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United States
John Hanson
George Washington
National Geographic Society
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John Carter
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Trenton
Minnie Schmutz
James A. Butin
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Kenneth White
Buffalo
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J. F. McFarland
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Mrs
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L. A
Wall Street
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Atchison
E. 11Th
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Chrysler
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Bob Eagle
Billings
Mont
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Mot Olson
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Elec
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Gen
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Oklahoma
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Long Beach
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Calif
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Sopho
Kansas State College
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State Highway Commission
Daily Transcript
Electric Iron
Elks Lake
the Elks B.P.C.E
the Sportshop
Elk
Sportshop
Cromer
Sae Caminos Boi
de Orie Eee
Vassweek
W. Main ST
Chanute, Kansas
East Main
Paul Harris
Charles Mussulman
Phog
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South Forest Ave
Chanute, Kans
Cole Motor
Lincoln-Mercury
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