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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1959

Page

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Union Rejected Steel Industry Wage Freeze Overture

The USW rejected an industry broad wage freeze proposal amid a looming strike deadline. Eight contract changes were offered to boost efficiency, while Union President McDonald called it industrial blackmail and warned a shutdown if demands aren’t met. The three year deal ends June 30. Wheat crop in Kansas forecast at 211.92 million bushels as mosaic disease cuts yields across five counties.

New York United Steelworkers of America Conrad Cooper US Steel Corp USW David J. McDonald McDonald Topeka Kansas Crop Reporting Service Nebraska Oklahoma Kansas

Oil Gain From Hunton and Pennsylvanian Pay Zones

The report notes production without water at 1,684 to 1,696 feet in the Hunton, topping at 1,662 feet. An oil recovery is also reported in a northwest offset near Cities Service No. 2 Yaege, in the shallower basal Pennsylvanian conglomerate pay.

Hunton Pay

Philadelphia lawmaker earns fourth degree in international relations

State Rep. Francis Worley, a Republican from Pennsylvania, received a masters degree in international relations from the University of Pennsylvania. At 45, he declared he is through with school after already holding three other degrees including a master of law.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Francis Worley University of Pennsylvania

Riley County oil field opener rated by state division

In Riley County’s first commercial oil area a preliminary opener listing shows a potential daily yield of percent barrels. The record, by the State Conservation Division for Cities Service Oil Co No 1 Yaege, places the site 10 miles southeast of Manhattan with M61 degree gray oil.

Wichita Riley County State Conservation Division Cities Service Oil Co Yaege Manhattan

Better English 1 Improve sentence and pronunciation notes

INASMUCH AS you want to settle here omit us and either around or about. Pronounce afflatus as aflaytuss with stress on the second syllable. Sedentary is correct. Diary means a daily record. A word beginning with rev that means to echo is reverberate. The suggested spread combines cream cheese anchovies and finely grated mild red onion.

Pipeline oil runs rise in Kansas in late June

Kansas oil runs climbed to 328119 barrels daily in the week ended June as the State Conservation Division estimated. The figure is up 7904 barrels per day from the prior week and 4119 above the June allowance set by the Kansas Corporation Commission.

Wichita, Kas Kansas State Conservation Division Kansas Corporation Commission

Court Impounds Jury Report on Quiz Shows

A General Sessions Court sealed the grand jury presentment after a nine month inquiry into television quiz shows. Judge Schweitzer set a June 26 deadline for arguments on acceptance while not naming the challengers. The probe followed contestants accusing irregularities on Dotto 21 and The $64,000 Challenge.

New York A_ General Sessions Court Mitchell D. Schweitzer Louis M. Hacker Schweitzer Hacker School of General Studies Columbia University County of District Attorney's Office

Raiders Break Up High Stakes Dice Game in New Yorker Suite

New York police raid a $76‑a‑day suite at the New Yorker Hotel uncovering forty five men with $50 000 to $70 000 at dice tables. Four hostesses loitering for prostitution, two bartenders, and hotel detective Samuel Cohen face charges. seven crooked dice sets and a burglars kit are seized.

New York Manhattan New Yorker Samuel Cohen

Local Briefs Highlight Elections and Visits Across Kansas

Betty Wilson, daughter of J. Howard Wilson, elected a justice of the Supreme Court at Sunflower Girls State at the University of Kansas. Mrs. W. E. Gericke visited Iowa, Marquette, and fished the Mississippi, then attended a wedding near McPherson. Sam Dixon earns a Colorado Springs trip for sales, a McCoy family reunion at Highland Park, and R E Shmatberg relatives visiting Kansas. Elena Jackson arrives from Richland to spend summer with H Jackson family in Kansas.

Betty Wilson J. Howard Wilson Evergreen Supreme Court Sunflower Girls State University of Kansas W. E. Gericke Forest Iowa Lonnie Nickelson Fonda Marquette Mississippi River Kansas Nlean Turner David Jones McPherson Sam Dixon S. Highland Colorado Springs Broadmoor Hotel Sam Hattie McCoy Highland Park R. E. Shmatberg Jeff and Scott Lawrence L. E. Kreider S. Lafayette Elena Jackson Richland Wash Joe H. Jackson

District Court Action Involving Vina Marie Wink Custody Case

Probate appeal shows district court sustaining motion for father to gain care and custody of Betty Wasson and other dependents. Includes real estate records in Iola and Humboldt areas, with multiple transfers and abstracts noted by Iola Abstract Co and local officials.

District Court Prie Betty Wasson Walter Poor Defendent Rie Rerrie DD. Kennedy Carpenter Chenute Lola Abstract Co John W Bise Harold C. Cole Thompson Vera Eunice Taylor Jackson McCurdy Mary G. McCurdy B. Humboldt Ollie Remebere Samuel A Matney Iola Co Lambeth Edward Humbe Ray Emmons Alien County Arthur Lageraren Ife Mas D Ladium William J. Rensick Wilthite Dee William FP Feeney Pio Humboldt Mincie M. Rensick Ramuel Buford Wilthite Willem PF Feeney Humboldt T Cannon Golda M Black Dee Dewey Smith Laura A Vanskiver Roy Searcy Richart Leon Henderson James Milholland Lotsa Humboldt Cari J Pow Carl. Fou March & Miarp Berthe McNuit Lot Lolaeraid BR Pees Hannes HM Tidd Richard Robert Wh Yohon Ole

Rebel Position Is Desperate In Nicaragua

In Managua the government demanded unconditional surrender from rebel invaders from Costa Rica after rejecting terms for safe conduct. Gen Somoza said 45 insurgents were likely to surrender, while 16 holdouts pressed on in the mountains. Two reporters found the rebels exhausted and hungry 100 miles east of Managua.

Managua Nicaragua Costa Rica Anastasio Somoza Somoza Luis Somoza Honduras Boaco Mario Biasetti Columbia Broadcasting System Rogelio Caparros Bohemia

Up-n-Atom 4-H Club elects officers in cooking class start

The first meeting of the Up-n-Atom 4-H Club cooking class was at Mrs. Charles Day home 1001 W 9th Tuesday afternoon. Charlene Day was elected president Carol Ogden secretary and Reece Naff reporter Eleven members attended and three project divisions were formed Next Tuesday's meeting will be at Mrs. Robert Lassman 101 N Forest at 1 30 p.m.

Charles Day Charlene Day Carol Ogden Reece Naff Robert Lassman N. Forest

District Aide Honored at Eastern Star Friendship Night

A District Aide, Mrs Bonnie Erickson of Lavonburg, was honored at a Hulda Parker chapter Eastern Star meeting in the Masonic Temple. The event featured performances, gifts, and remarks by club officials with about 175 attendees from multiple towns. Invitations were issued for June events in Pittsburg and Fredonia.

Bonnie Erickson Lavonburg Hulda Parker Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple W. E. Oldham Gladys Billings Humboldt Oregon Ben Walt Thayer Iowa Lee Tolbert Neodesha Francis Meeker Cedar Lodge Pittsburg Fredonia Bonnie Erickson Marlin Blackston Bert Hargrove Mmes Becky Shinn Edith Young Ora Ritterhouse Leo Gottlieb Palmer Forslund John Hargrave Shinn Eva K. Disney Junior Zimmerman Augusta Morgan Roy Gibson Phy Taylor Coffeyville Cherryvale Erie Walnut Lavenburg Iola Yates Center Fort Scott Independence Parsons Severy Sunflower Chapter

Slumber Party At Corner Home Pledges Deepen Club Ties

Kathy Comer hosted a Tuesday night slumber party at 130 S Larson to mark the first day of pledging new members. Jeannie Brazil led a brief meeting as Nancy Wilson and Janice Carlson were voted active. Next meeting set for June 15 in Central Park with actives at 6:30 and pledges at 7.

Kathy Comer S. Larson Jeannie Brazil Nancy Wilson Janice Carlson Central Park

Purify Water on Camping Trip with Alum

A simple method to purify drinking water while camping is to add one tablespoon of powdered alum to four gallons of water. Stir quickly, then let it stand so impurities settle to the bottom.

Advertising is Your Guide to Safe Buying

A consumer guidance note highlights how advertising helps shoppers assess product quality and pricing. Tips cover comparing features, checking warranties, and avoiding scams when making purchases.

Francis J Meeker and Roy J Chapple Officers

Francis J Meeker and Roy J Chapple are named as top officers with Meeker as W M and Chapple as Secretary in the advancing notice. The ad lists the names and role titles for organization leadership and references an internal booking or adjournment marker.

Francis J. Meeker W.M Roy J. Chapple Sec’y

Teacher Elsa Stickley retires after 51 years of service

Mrs. Elsa Stickley of Gering Nebraska retires after 51 years of teaching begun in 1902. Reared near Humboldt she taught in Cherry Grove Oakland and Humboldt and later worked as a shorthand instructor. Her husband and two sons are in education and she held roles in Delta Kappa Gamma NEA NSEA and Scotts Bluff Rural Teachers Assn.

Elsa Stickley Gering Neb Humboldt Alvin Wood Stella Adams Stickley Elsa Puckett Cherry Grove Oakland Grand Island Business College Nebraska Teachers College Lorraine Taylor William Gering High School Delta Kappa Gamma National Honorary Education Sorority NEA NSEA Scotts Bluff Rural Teachers Assn

Gen Robert E Wood Bans Parties for 80th Birthday

Chicago AP reports General Robert E Wood former Sears Roebuck leader will skip birthday celebrations for his 80th birthday this Saturday citing fatigue with birthdays.

Chicago Robert E. Wood Sears, Roebuck & Co

Scout Elections Name Troop and Post Leaders at Camp Wilderness

Scout News reports Troop 3 and Explorer Post 3 elected candidates this week at First Methodist church. Tom Pate and Jim Dancer chosen as troop candidates, Mike Phillips Alvin See feldt and Ralph Garvin named post candidates, Pat Cathers eligible to be tapped at summer camp. Arrowman Ellis Potter led troop election, while Arrowmen Bill Slane and Louis Junod led post election. Den 5 Pack 9 met at Mrs Warren Babcock home then picnicked at Highland Park with six cubs and two guests.

Order of the Arrow Boy Scout Explorer First Methodist Church Tom Pate Jim Dancer Camp Wilderness Mike Phillips Alvin Seefeldt Ralph Garvin Pat Cathers Arrowman Ellis Potter Bill ‘Slane Louis Junod Troop 3 Warren Babcock N. Steuben Highland Park Thhey

Modern Etiquette Q A Bridegroom Gift and Calls

The column answers etiquette questions. A groom may give personal lasting gifts or money for home needs. Olives should be nibbled from the stone, not bitten whole. A man should offer to hold an umbrella when walking with a woman carrying one. Best times for a social call are Sunday afternoons or evenings.

J and J Diner Changes Hours at Santa Fe Location

J and J Diner at 1408 S Santa Fe announces new hours from 7 a.m. to 1 a.m. through Friday with Sundays closed. Owners Mr and Mrs Jack Morelas note the shift affects service at the Lem Sonne establishment.

S. Santa Fe Sonne Frida Tola M. Sealdees Jack Morelas

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