Philippines Ask No U.S. Charity Congress Told
President Carlos P. Garcia told Congress the Philippines seeks understanding and support not charity to strengthen stability and democracy in Asia. He indicated hopes for long term credits of about 300 million dollars as his three day state visit to Washington continues after an Eisenhower meeting.
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Washington
Carlos P. Garcia
Congress
America
Asia
Garcia
Philippines
United States
Eisenhower
Kansas Wheat Ripening Amid Harvest Delays and Weather Damage
AP Kansas crop report notes rapid wheat ripening with four percent harvested by June 14. Three quarters turning, one fifth ripe. Rains, winds, hail hurt southern areas. hot winds hit western regions. Barley harvesting underway. oats heading. corn planting nearly done. grasshoppers causing limited damage as farmers spray.
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Topeka
Kansas
Federal
Anderson Completes Army Training Course
Pvt. Robert P. Anderson, 24, son of Mr and Mrs Herman R Anderson, completed the supply specialist course at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri after enlisting last December and finishing basic training. The report also notes local visits and readings about other residents and events.
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Robert P. Anderson
Herman R. Anderson
Fort Leonard Wood
Anderson
Army
Fort
Local Briefs Note Transportation Commerce and Visits
News briefs list various personal visits and travels. Glens Tire advertises Easy Terms at 412 S Santa Fe. James H Taylor Jr and family return from Miami Beach where he attended a Communication Workers of America convention. Several residents plan arrivals or visits, including C R Calvert Winfield with Raymond Pierpont family in Benedict and A H Krone to Bretton Woods meeting.
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James H. Taylor Jr
S. Central
Miami Beach
Taylor
the Communication Workers of America
Minor Theft and Damage Reported in Chanute Area
Door panel pried but no entry. Neon sign damage from a truck at 7 S Santa Fe estimated 50 to 60 dollars. Lost items include a billfold with about 20 dollars and papers, possibly dropped on North Malcolm. Car thefts included two flashlights and sunglasses from a car at 221 E Main. Funeral attendees from Chanute, including Pearl Antram and Alma Izzard, attended a graveside service in Greggton Texas for Mrs Stella Audi bert Antram.
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S. Santa Fe
A. L. Burns
Charles Whitmer
N. Garfield
Whitmer
North Malcolm
Pearl Antram
Alma Izzard
David
Kansas City
Stella Antram Audibert
Greggton
Tex
Chanute
Jess and
Lucille Chapple
Tulsa
Admittances, dismissals, births and court actions listed
Hospital and court notices from Daily Transcript. Admittances Tuesday include Vincent Emery Humboldt medical Mrs E S Lovelace Yates Center surgical Pete R Ramirez 1108 N Lee medical and today Gilbert Wilson 510 W 5th surgical Nancy K Rush 14182 S Evergreen surg. Dismissals Tuesday Mrs Frank Weiner and son Humboldt Gust M Larson 105 S Plummer Richard E Cleaver 309 W 7th. Dismissals today Mrs Cecil M Greenlee 1019 S Forest Alfred Serrato 1101 S Steuben Albert H Hansen R 1 Abe Weltz Am 2. Birth Tuesday Mr and Mrs Harry Hanson 930 S Washington a girl. District Court Chanute Doris Christine Diskin vs James Joseph Diskin divorce hearing on motion for contempt continued by agreement. Prudential Insurance Co vs C C Clarridge and others foreclosure. Motion to dismiss cross petition sustained. Marlene K Yockey vs Charles F Yockey divorce continued. Robert Boyd Wiggans minor via Alta Bula Wiggans mother. William Roy Feeler judgment. Plan off given 10 days to amend petition. Southern Kansas Greyhound Lines Inc vs Floyd N Kelley judgment. Defense to withdraw motion to make petition more specific sustained. Judy Jo Hartwig minor by Mark Dutro next of friend vs Charles Staniey Hartwig divorce. Application for support suit money and attorney fee sustained.
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Humboldt
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Yates Center
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N. Lee
Gilbert Wilson
W. 5Th
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Nancy K. Rush
S. Evergreen
Frank Weiner
Cecil M. Greenlee
S. Forest
Alfred Serrato
S. Steuben
Albert H. Hansen
Abe Weltz
Harry Hanson
S. Washington
Chanute
Doris Christine Diskin
James Joseph Diskin
Prudential Insurance Co
C. C. Clarridge
Marlene K. Yockey
Charles F. Yockey
Robert Boyd Wiggans
Alta Bula Wiggans
Bagwell Plans 236 Mile 1908 Auto Campaign Tour
Republican candidate Paul D. Bagwell will journey 236 miles in a 1908 Oldsmobile to promote his bid for Michigan governor. He says the car embodies Michigan’s 1908 constitution, which he believes should be revised.
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Lansing
Mich
Paul D. Bagwell
Michigan
Bagwell
Cattle Steady Hog Markets Mixed at Kansas City Auction
Kansas City AP reports cattle steady with calves and feeders mostly steady to higher, hogs up 25 to 50 cents, sows firm to higher, heavy hogs and bulls up to 50. Sheep steady to 50 cents lower as spring lambs edge down. Parsons Livestock notes U S No 1 grade cattle and hogs with varied quotes and stocker prices across weights and classes.
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Kansas City
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U. S
VU. S
Chicago
Commodity Prices and Dairy Markets Reported by Chicago AP
The report lists lamb pricing ranges for top lambs to breeding ewes, butter and egg price steadiness with wholesale buy prices, and grain market notes. It covers Chicago and Kansas City market figures including wheat corn oats soybeans barley rye and futures movements, with prices and car counts for regional deliveries.
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Chicago Grain
Chicago
Deaths and Funerals in Chanute and area
Obituary notices list Earl Roberds of Chanute died at 75 after eight months illness. Survived by wife, daughter in Chanute, two grandchildren, two great grandchildren, and a brother. Other notices include John See Pownall, Mrs. George Harter, Henry Coleburn, Ira F. Stauffer, with funeral details and locations in Chanute Coffeyville Humboldt and nearby.
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N. Central
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Roberds
Hall Summitt
Elies
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Chanute
Jessie Carter
Fred Stenger
Don Roberds
San Diego
al Nickerson
Westover Air Force Base
Mass
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Eagles
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W. A. Pownall
Monca
Flint
Mich
Powall
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Blossom Funeral Home
Oakwood
George Harter
Clarence E. Wiltse
S. Central
Glenarm
Ill
Alfred Williams
Henry Coleburn Humboldt
Humboldt
Pittsburg
Henry Coleburn
Coleburn
Mount Carmel Hospital
Goroda
Joplin
Richard Coleburn
Offut Air Force Base
Neb
Gardner Will Acquire Dial Phone Exchange
A government loan of 580000 dollars was granted to Southwest Dial Inc. for the acquisition of rural telephone exchanges and improvement of facilities in southwestern Missouri. The approval was disclosed in Carthage, Iowa.
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Gardner Will
Dial Phone Exchange
Carthage
Missouri
Southwest Dial Inc
Funeral Service for Joe Walter Ferguson
The Rev. E. M. Pearson of Grant Avenue Baptist Church presided at the funeral in Koch-Skinner Memorial Chapel. Burial followed in Old Mission Cemetery Wichita. Bearers were Don Friederich Forest Koerting Ray Smith Robert Fisher Glen Kaufman and Andrew Ladd. Mrs. Dave Petterson and Mrs. D. A. Finney sang The Old Rugged Cross and In The Garden. Koch-Skinner Memorial Home supervised arrangements.
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Forest Koerting
Ray Smith
Robert Fisher
Glen Kaufman
Andrew Ladd
Dave Petterson
D. A. Finney
Old Rugged Cross
Wall Street Alters Amid Mixed Demand And Decline
Motors were in demand but the stock market overall fell in active dealings. Volume for the day was estimated at 2,800,000 shares versus 2,950,000 on Tuesday.
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New York
Rebels Capture Beirut Prison
Insurgents seized a women’s prison in Beirut and fired on nearby Christian quarters while fighting erupted Tuesday night. The army moved out the inmates as U N observers met and Dag Hammarskjold arrived amid talks of a U N emergency force to protect Lebanon’s borders. Nova Scotia tides also noted with Burntcoat Head recorded at 103 feet in 1869.
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Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
United Arab Republic
Chamoun
Nova Scotia
Burntcoat Head
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