Friendly club to meet Thursday at 2 PM
The Friendly club schedules a Thursday meeting at 2 o clock with Mrs. Mary Knapp of 519 S Malcolm. Mrs. W A Hudson and her children from McCook Nebraska visit Mrs. Mabel S Hudson and attend a Brock family reunion in Buffalo. A minor car collision damages Paul J Wilsons car in a downtown lot caused by Judith Reed. A district court judge overrules a motion to quash and grants the trucking firm 30 days to answer.
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Mary Knapp
S. Malcolm
W. A. Hudson
John
Hank
Jimmy
Jane
McCook
Neb
Mabel S. Hudson
W. Main
Hudson
Brock
Buffalo
Paul J. Wilson
Chanute
Judith Reed
Butler County
George J. Reynolds
Rhoades
King
Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Listed
Daily Transcript records admits and dismissals for Memorial Hospital. Admittance today includes Mrs Walter Gromer of 501 S Katy for medical care. Dismissals Tuesday include James Grady Eric Lauren Harrod Yates Center Mrs Wayne Greve and son 1106 S Grant Lewis Hawkins 120 S Malcolm. Dismissals today include Ralph Craig 1002 N Grant Mrs M W Heller 201 N Evergreen Nona Honeycutt Humboldt.
Funeral service for George R Black held in Neodesha
George Ralph Black of rural Earlton died in Topeka on Saturday. His funeral was held Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. at Lora Fawcett funeral home in Neodesha with Rev. John Stewart officiating. Interment followed at Thornburg Cemetery. Bearers were Claude Carter, Mike Wiggans, Andy VanVickle, Leo Huffman, Fred VanVickle, and Alda Price. Mrs. Blaine White led with The Old Rugged Cross and Good Night and Good Morning, with organist Mrs. D S Lewis.
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George Ralph Black
Earlton
Topeka
Lora
Fawcett Funeral
Neodesha
John Stewart
Thornburg Cemetery
Claude Carter
Mike Wiggans
Andy VanVickle
Leo Huffman
Fred VanVickle
Alda Price
Rugged Cross
Blaine White
D. S. Lewis
Shaw Outlines State Needs for Kansas Growth
Warren W. Shaw, Republican candidate for governor, proposes six priorities for steady Kansas growth. A fair labor-management law, a sensible water policy, fair assessment and tax laws, enhanced college research, and active encouragement of industry growth. He cites Kansas as fast growing in the Midwest needing over 10,000 new jobs annually.
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Arkansas City
Warren W. Shaw
Kansas
Shaw
Midwest
New State Law Draws Fire in Kansas Court
In El Dorado district court Rhoades Construction Co of Newton challenges a new Kansas ban on registering vehicles outside the owner's county of residence or principal business. Five trucks tagged in Butler County were halted during a routine state patrol check while working on the Kansas Turnpike from Towanda, prompting the information filing by County Attorney Robert M. King.
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EL Dorado
Kansas
Rhoades Construction Co
Newton
Robert M. King
Butler County
King
Kansas Turnpike
Towanda
Wall Street Stocks Rise as Motors and Aircrafts Lead
Motors and aircrafts gained while the market edged higher in late trading. Chrysler and General Motors advanced about a point, Boeing moved well over a point, and United Aircraft plus Douglas added solid fractions. Volume reached about 1.7 million shares with several rails stocks also advancing.
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New York
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
Boeing
Douglas
United Aircraft
Rails
Santa Fe
Northern Pacific
Atchison Sart
Gen Motors
Penney JC
I'S
Phill Pet
RCA Ieee
Reyn Met
St Jos Lead Oo
Sears Rock
Sinclair
McLeaish resigns after suggestion from Benson
Washington. Robert B. McLeaish quit as head of the Farmers Home Administration after a strong suggestion from Secretary Benson that resignation was best. McLeaish testified before the Senate committee and denied being a drunkard while recounting past agency interactions including a Montana party and a Montana contract matter involving a Texas firm.
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Washington
Robert B. McLeaish
Agriculture Department
Farmers Home Administration
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
H. W. Brawley
Committee
McLeaish
Civil Service
FHA
Eisenhower
Montana
Texas Insurance
MacLeaish
Cattle and Hogs Market Update from Kansas City and Chicago
Market report details cattle swine and poultry prices across regions including Kansas City and Chicago. It covers live cattle steer and heifer prices, hogs sows and weights, sheep lambs, veal, and related receipts, plus miscellaneous grain and produce notes.
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Parsons
Kansas City
LeMay says ICBM overrated and not the ultimate weapon
General Curtis LeMay, commander of the Strategic Air Command, testifies before the Senate Appropriations Committee that the intercontinental ballistic missile is not the ultimate weapon. He doubts Russia has a capable ICBM to hit targets 5,000 miles away. He notes the testimony was given in secret on June 11 and later released with censorship.
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Washington
Curtis’ LeMay
Senate Appropriations Committee
LeMay
Strategic Air Command
Russia
United States
Elections Held By Nazarenes At General Assembly
Five general superintendents of the Church of the Nazarene faced reelection as delegates voted under a new system for four-year terms. Incumbents also sought reelection to four other general offices while a massive hymn sing climaxed the third day with 4,000 people joining in.
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Kansas City
Church of the Nazarene
General Assembly
Hardy C. Forbes
Dallas
D. I. Vanderpool
San Jose
Calif
G. B. Williamson
Samuel Young
Hugh C. Benner
Herald of Holiness
Municipal Auditorium
Woelk enters race for 6th District Congress
Kansas State Senator John C. Woelk of Russell announces his bid for the Republican nomination to challenge incumbent Wint Smith. The 36yearold Marine veteran and former county attorney cites support for the Eisenhower administration and vows to work with Washington. He faces Mildred Otis and candidate Elmo J. Mahoney in the GOP race with Democrats Max Jones and Elmo J. Mahoney seeking the nomination.
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Russell
John C. Woelk
Woelk
Russell County
Kansas
Rep
Wint Smith
Mankato
Mildred Otis
Phillipsburg
Max Jones
Goodland
Elmo J. Mahoney
Dorrance
Harriman Expected to Win Part of 98 New York Votes
The New York delegation to the Democratic National Convention is set to award Gov. Averell Harriman 912 of its 98 votes on the first ballot for the presidential nomination.
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New York
Averell Harriman
Coast Guard pilot recalls fiery airliner crash off New Jersey
Lt Cmdr Fredrick J. Hancox and four crew members escorted a crippled Venezuelan airliner to Idlewild. The four engine Super Constellation plunged into the Atlantic near Asbury Park after a flame lit the right wing and became a ball of fire.
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Cmdr
Fredrick J. Hancox
Atlantic
Asbury Park
N. J
Hancox
Coast Guard
Floyd Bennett Field
Notable Sighting and Weather Quip In Chanute Issue
A Chanute Tribune snippet notes a Coast Guard plane circling wreckage and a fire burning about ten minutes as night fell. The column also observes an indoor temperature quip about car shade, contrasting white and black tops in sun exposure.
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Coast Guard
Hancox
Deli Counter Selections Lead With Classic Cold Cuts
A list of prepared foods appears including baked beans navy beans potato salad bulk sweet pickles deviled eggs chopped pork macaroni cheese loaf pickled pimento loaf old fashioned meat loaf corned beef old fashioned bologna cheese wieners and homemade sandwich spread.
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Daily Transcript
Assembly OF God Church
Lafayette
Chestnut
Glen Ahlf
Rev
Gaddis
Wall Street
the Tribune
U. S
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City Ww
USDA
U.S
Parsons Livestock
Wegan
Chicago
Chicago Grain
Board of Trade
Ansas City
Hay
Missile
Nazarenes
Patronize Tribune Advertisers
Krone
Insuron
Lincoln
Harriman
Idlewild
Aspiriy
ITLE
The
Chanute Tribune
Lucien
Lelong
Lucien Lelong
Summer
Nient
Balalaika
Tioga Specialty
N. Lincoln
W. Mai
Wards
Riverside
Arcorafe Venetians
Venetian Blind Department
Wilson
Davis Paint Store
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