Ritual pastor Judd Jones to leave Chanute church after record tenure
The Rev Judd Jones has led Chanute Methodists for nine years guiding 1180 members their children and many pets through baptisms marriages and funerals. Under his pastorate a new sanctuary remodel and grounds were added reflecting notable church growth and service. He departs for Washington Avenue Kansas City Kansas to take on new duties, leaving a grateful community that lauds his diligent and joyful leadership.
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Judd Jones
I Chanute Methodist Church
Jones
Washington Avenue
Kansas City
Kan
Today's Bible Verse Reign Forever Enduring Promise
Verse from Revelation proclaims that His servants shall serve and reign with Him forever. Grounded in Rev 22 3 5 this devotional line emphasizes eternal worship and lasting sovereignty.
Quotations and Quips from an Open Newspaper Page
A garbled montage quotes authors clergy and public figures in a stream of satirical lines. It notes Rev Jones, General de Gaulle, Ingrid Bergman, Pat Boone, and bedroom humor, ending with a puzzled local merchant and a misprinted inventory item reading Pants 87'2 pair.
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Jones
Wit and Wisdom by Rand from Hollandale and Harvard
Rand notes his aversion to weddings and funerals yet attends Hollandale Consolidated High School graduation and Harvard College reunion. He contrasts youth and age amid a region described as Delta farming country and an industrial hub, reflecting on work, retirement, and social controls.
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Hollandale Consolidated High School
Mississippi
Harvard College
Massachusetts
Hollandale
Harvard
C. L. Crawley
Clayton Rand
Gasoline Prices Rise One Half Cent A Gallon At Stations
Tribune Files notes a half cent hike effective yesterday with regular at 11.2 cents and high test at 13.7 cents. Ash Grove Lime plant resumes, bringing 100 workers back after a three month shutdown. A 65 pound yellow catfish caused a four hour water intake shutdown. city water warning issued.
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Chanute
Ash Grove Lime & Portland Cement Co
Vernon McCune
Fayette, Rowe
University of Kansas Law School
Ted Meeker
Harry Rauhoff
N. Lincoln
A. Foerschler
Viola Hanson
Golden Ridge
Mabel Moffat
Roy Stevens
Elder Branch
Jesse Olson
Mound Springs
Ethel Reno
First United Brethren Church
W. J. Strohm
A. L. Lamb
Frank Rose
F. M. Kirkpatrick
Steve Moffatt
Ernest Moffatt
J. H. Jordan
D. W. Smith
Robert Cation
L. N. Cherem
Chester King
Roxanna
Treva
Joan Reno
Quips from papers on weather and budget woes
A weather constrained cook ruins steak with ash dusting and overcooked time. A matron gulps chocolates to save calories. The modern family battles a money shortfall as the month ends. A mink store wearer is seen with a shabby husband at her side.
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Coldwater Star
Topeka State Journal
Wool Products Law Righd Behind Adams Phone Calls
Washington writes that Sherman Adams used his influence with the Federal Trade Commission to affect a case involving Goldfine and his wool firms. The piece links Adams calls to Howrey, Firestone connections, and the 1953 1954 action that closed the Goldfine case.
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Wool Products Law Righd
Adams
Washington
Sherman Adams
Federal Trade Commission
Pearson Bernard Goldfine
Northfield Mills
Northfield
Lebanon Woolen Mill Corp
Lebanon
N. H
Strathmore Woolen Co
Boston
Jim Hagerty
White House
Hagerty
Goldfine
Sheraton-Carlton
Eisenhower
Sheram Adams
Ed Howrey
Goldfine's Mills
Charley Willis
Harvey Firestone
Firestone Rubber Co
Firestone
The
Trade Commission
Howrey
Clara Shumate
Harris Committee
Wright Patman
Texarkana
Tex
Commission
Worry Clinic Says Stuttering Normal in Toddlers
Dr. Crane explains stuttering as a normal toddler phase due to vocabulary growth outpacing speech. He warns against scolding or drawing attention to the issue, notes risks of permanent stuttering from a tense home, and outlines a triangle method to ease speech with voice pitch adjustments. He also mentions ventriloquism as a model and offers a Compliment Club booklet via Hopkins Syndicate.
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Anne
America
South Korean Sailors Wounded In Brief Sea Clash
Two South Korean sailors were wounded in a brief exchange of fire with a North Korean patrol boat, the navy reported. Other dispatches note Princess Soraya in London, deaths of historian Dr Richard F Hayes and Sir Arnold Stott, an octopus claim in Japan, and Prince Rainier with Princess Grace planning Brussels World Fair travel.
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Seoul, Korea
Paris
Prince Rainier III
Grace
Monaco
Caroline
Rainier
Prince Albert
Honesty Installed Says Theis at Kansas Rally
Democratic state chairman Frank Theis told a party rally in Ellsworth that the Democratic administration in Kansas has installed honesty in state government. He claimed Kansas voters revolted in 1956 against Republican politicians who boasted of 18 years of uninterrupted control.
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Ellsworth
Kas
Frank Theis
Kansas
Theis
Television Log Highlights For Wednesday Broadcasts
A list of KOAM TV channel 7 and affiliate airings for June 18 including Mr Adams and Eve The Investigator Pat Boone Meet McGraw To Tell The Truth Mr District Attorney Whirleybirds Bob Cummings Red Skelton Californians $44000 Question State Trooper and a full daytime schedule with news weather and game shows across channels 7 6 and 4 12 with multiple soap operas game shows and children's programs scheduled throughout the day.
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Mr. Adams & Eve
Pat Boone
Meet McGraw
Mr. District Attorney
Whirleybirds
Bob Cummings
Red Skelton
Light of Life
CBS News
Jimmy Dean
Four States
Rich
Garry Moore
Godfrey
Dotto
Hotel Cosmopolitan
Reds Execute Former Premier For Rebellion
In Vienna, Hungary executes former premier Imre Nagy and defense minister Pal Maleter for leading the 1956 revolt. Nine defendants faced charges of plotting to overthrow the government. Nagy and Maleter denied charges before partial confessions under evidence pressure. Zoltan Tildy and four others receive prison terms.
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Richard Kasischke
Vienna
Hungary
Imre Nagy
Pal Maleter
Nagy
Maleter
Moscow
Kremlin
Belgrade
Budapest
People's Court
Supreme Court
Ferenc Janosi
Miklos Vasarhelyi
Communist Party
Szabad Nep
Professor Quits Race Over Regents Rule
TOPEKA AP A University of Kansas professor withdraws as a candidate for the Democratic nomination to Congress citing a board of regents restriction on political activity. George Kreye, associate professor, ends his bid.
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Topeka
University of Kansas
Congress
Board of Regents
George Kreye
Kreye withdraws from Second District race over university policy
Chancellor Murphy recalls regent rule on faculty political participation as Kreye resigns or withdraws. Kreye asks for $225 filing fee returned after confirming check not cashed. Secretary Shanahan will hold the funds and take the matter to the state canvassing board meeting June 23. Three Democrats remain in the nomination race: Newell A. George Kansas City Jack Harris Lawrence and John Steineger Mission.
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Franklin Murphy
Kreye
Paul Shanahan
Shanahan
Newell A. George
Kansas City
Jack Harris
Lawrence
John Steineger
Mission
Ex Kansan Appointed Deputy Regional Admin at CAA
Washington AP reports Ward B Masden a Leonora Kansas native has been named deputy regional administrator for the Civil Aeronautics Administration in New York. He previously led the CAA air carrier safety division in Washington.
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Washington
Ward B Masden
Leonora, Kan
Civil Aeronautics Administration
New York
CAA
Air Carrier Safety Division
Gardner Files for Second Term in 5th District
Leavenworth Democrat Marshall Gardiner filed for reelection from the 5th District. The announcement confirms plans to seek a second term in the state House.
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Leavenworth
Marshall Gardiner
Four to Handle Dedication Job At Huge Bridge
The Mackinac Bridge dedication is split into a four man ceremony on June 28. Wilber M. Brucker will deliver the oration with G. Mennen Williams Pren tiss M. Brown and Walter L. Cisler as co participants. The 100 million dollar bridge spans five miles between the Upper and Lower peninsulas with a 7 400 foot suspension span. Traffic began Nov 1 1957.
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Michigan
Upper
Lower Peninsulas
Wilber M. Brucker
Army
G. Mennen Williams
U. S
Docking Names Three To Centennial Group
TOPEKA AP Three new members of the Kansas Centennial Commission were appointed yesterday by Governor George Docking. They are Miss Pauline Cowger Salina Mrs Mildred Barber Concordia and William Cole Parsons.
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Topeka
Kansas Centennial Commission
George Docking
Pauline Cowger
Salina
Mildred Barber
Concordia
William Cole
Parsons
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Drew Pearson
Crane
George W. Crane
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Soraya
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Queen Elizabeth
Toba City
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Pacific
Chanute Tribune
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KOTVY
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Search For Tomorrow
Guiding Light
Liberace
Melody Matinee
Art Linkletter
Kitty Foyle
Studio Kitchen
Doug Edwards
Disneyland
Ray Milland
Tombstone Territory
the Playhouse
Sea Hunt
Harbor Command
T. V. Theatre
Highway Patrol
U. S. Steel Hour
Broken Arrow
Frontier
Frank Sinatra
Little Theatre
Hollywood Showtime
Reds
Highland
Daily Timeset
Chanute Publishing Company
Ernest W. Johnson
James E. Sheridan
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Neal Wilson and Woodson Co
C.cesee
Allen
Gardner
Hans FP
Ez. Palace
M. R. Wilson
E. Main
State Farm
Fach Dot
State Farm Claim Service
Giles Whitworth
W. Main
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance
Bloomington, Litingis
Lansing, Mich
Mackinac Bridge
Philco-Bendix
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