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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1959

Page

6

Erie and Vicinity Weekend Notices and Visits

The George Fischer family led a Grand River picnic with boating skiing and fishing. Numerous Erie Cha nule Tulsa and Wichita residents were noted visiting relatives, attending church events, or ending leaves from service. Local sports saw Chanute American Legion edge Fredonia 52 and defeat Neodesha 7 2.

George Fischer Pat Stephens Mike Richey Chanule American Legion Chanute Fredonia Neodesha Vat Stephens J. M. Torrence Manhattan

Pay TV to Reach Canada Before Year End

Los Angeles AP says International Tele meter Co. will operate pay TV in Canada by year end. The plan offers choosing from sports, a feature film, or a local show, with boxes attached to homes for viewing.

Los Angeles International Telemeter Co Hie Canada

Plan for Gas Is Approved by Officials

WASHINGTON AP A plan by Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co to allocate 157 million cubic feet of natural gas daily among existing customers won preliminary approval from a power commission examiner. The plan includes 127 million cubic feet tied to ending sales to Michigan Consolidated Gas Co and 30 million from compressor modernization with a formula favoring high space heating demand customers.

Washington Panhandle Fastern Pipe Line Co Kansas City Power Commission Harry W. Frazee Panhandle Michigan Consolidated Gas Co Detroit Commission Panhandles

Community Socials and Club Activities Highlight Walnut Area

The Walnut Baptist Sunday school hosted a wiener roast with 52 attendees from Crawford County at Rolla FEggen Grove. Eastern Star meetings in Masone Hall featured Mrs Nelle Shireman and Henry Shireman with special guests from multiple chapters.

Walnut Walnut Baptist Sunday School Rolla Feggen Grove Crawford County Nelle Shireman Henry Shireman Order of Eastern Star Masone Hall Bonnie Frickson Girard, Hepler Erie Savenburg, Thayer and Chanute Margie McFarland Grace Fledge Lelia Masquelier Lulu Doub Oliver Killough Starry Kennedy Walnut Wonder Workers 411 Club Vacation Bible School Baptist Cottage Christian Church Workers Don French John Weatherby Robert Finley Carolyn Harding Mirs Desse Elledge Charles Clark Harold Augustin Bill McClintick Ho A. Shireman Linda Hershberger Robbe Payne Marie McDaniel Cathy Ludlum Jeanie Daw Mra Clyde Sande Sue Cox Ellen Little Mmes Jeanie van Leeuwen Grace Floers Frances Greve Mary Smith Stark Mra Ludwig Zandler David Wichita

Local notes on funerals visits and hospital checkups

Reports from the area list Alfred Zandler’s funeral and several relatives and friends traveling to attend. Residents in Wichita and Norman visit relatives, with hospital checkups noted at Veterans Hospitals and Mount Carmel in Pittsburg.

Alfred Zandler Ed Shively Wayne Wichita Shively Veteran's Hospital Paul Smith Richard Puckett Norman Okla Noble Puckett Eddie Hill Leesburg Richard Poe Poe S. Sgt Earl Miller Texas Verna Bruentes Bill Arck Frank Dowling Mount Carmel Hospital Pittsburg Wallace Cook Hugoton Ben Reissig Charlie Cook Ellen Mae George Jackson J. S. Jackson Alice Young Humboldt W. R. Cleveland Cleveland Freda Foster W. T. Broughton Tulsa Harold Eklund Darrell Jackson Duane Jackson Kansas City Tom Edward Gerald Melvin Alton. Il H. A. Shireman Shireman Jim Edwards Girard May Jensen Alton Gus Kalbe Silverton Tex J. L. Moore Joe Jackson Fort Scott

Bundling bed may end bed size feud in homes

An Oshkosh Wisconsin bed maker proposes reviving the New England Puritan bundle bed with a center board to separate partners. He demonstrates a pilot model at a Chicago furniture show and argues it could bridge the gap between twin and double beds. The note on Taughannock Falls adds a geographic aside.

Chicago Oshkosh Wis New England

Democratic leaders back $1.31 billion housing bill

Democratic leaders endorsed a trimmed $1.31 billion housing bill aimed at a two year program to fit Eisenhower era budgets. House Speaker Sam Rayburn and Senate Majority Leader Lyndon Johnson signaled passage and a conference committee must finalize details while resisting a veto risk.

Washington Senate House Sam Rayburn Tex Lyndon B. Johnson Texas Eisenhower

Words on 1960 election outlook and Democratic fate

fragmentary line hints at expectations of a Democratic president in 1960. mentions proasal language about awaiting processes and evosion, implying uncertainty about the outcome and political tension.

Motorist Rescued From Lake Plunge In Kansas City

In Kansas City a motorist was rescued after his car plunged into Loose Park lake. Willie Randle 23 a former coast guardsman who witnessed the crash at a nearby bus stop pulled Walter H Harris 47 from the sinking car Harris claimed he accidentally shifted into reverse sending the vehicle downhill into the lake Randle credited Coast Guard training with the successful rescue Harris escaped injury.

Kansas City Coast

Beef Prices Expected High for Two Years

An Agriculture Department spokesman in Washington said beef prices will stay high for about two years as cattle numbers rise to a record near 98 million head with beef cattle at 64 million. He noted a future price drop could occur late in 1961 as producers anticipate larger slaughter later, while poultry and pork prices remain lower.

Washington Agriculture Department

Wheat Utilization Committee Concludes Talks on World Demand

The International Wheat Utilization Committee ends a three day closed session aiming to boost global wheat use. Delegates from Argentina Australia Canada and France join the United States in seeking ways to aid needy regions and expand commercial trade following last month's Food for Peace Conference chaired by Secretary Ezra Taft Benson.

Washington International Wheat Utilization Committee United States Argentina Australia Canada France Ezra Taft Benson

Missile Explodes In Flight At Vandenberg Base

A Thor missile launched by a British Royal Air Force crew at Vandenberg Air Force Base California went off course and had to be exploded in flight. The single stage intermediate range ballistic missile was part of a training operation conducted with RAF personnel learning Thor base procedures in England unintentionally launched from California.

Vandenberg Air Force Base Calif Royal Air Force England

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