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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1955

Page

2

Local briefs

Pfc Carl E Wells, son of Clayton Wells 1407 S Edith, serves with the 24th Infantry Division in Korea as a cannoneer in Battery of the 52d Field Artillery Battalion He joined the Army in April 1954 and trained at Camp Chaffee Ark He arrived in the Far East last March and was employed by Self Service Grocery in civilian life.

Carl E. Wells Clayton Wells S. Edith 24Th Infantry Division Korea Army Camp Chaffee Ark Far East Self Service Grocery

Guards Spot a Bulge It’s Only a Puppy

Guards spotted a man with a bulge under his coat entering the auditorium as Molotov addressed the U N meeting. Police searched and found a tiny puppy tucked under his arm. He had a ticket and claimed to bring the animal to avoid leaving it alone in the car.

San Francisco Molotov U. N

Experts vote to continue Salk polio vaccine program

A panel of 14 medical experts met before a House subcommittee and voted 8-2 to continue inoculations with the Salk polio vaccine. one abstention brought the tally to 8-3 with Dr. Hammon favoring halting. Sabin urged suspension until a less virulent strain is used, while Salk declined to vote and later offered no strong opinion but did not oppose continuing the program.

Washington House Commerce William McB. Hammon University of Pittsburgh Albert Sabin Children’s Hospital Research Foundation Cincinnati Sabin John F. Enders Children's Hospital Boston James A. Shannon National Institutes of Health Bethesda Thomas Francis Jr School of the Public Health University of Michigan Jonas E. Salk Wolverton RWI Thomas M. Rivers Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research New York Salk

Court rules against control of passports

The U S Court of Appeals unanimously ruled that the State Department cannot claim exclusive control over passport issuance. Issuance is not purely political and is subject to due process under the Fifth Amendment. The decision, in Max Shachtman v. United States, holds denial of a passport deprives liberty and is reviewable.

Washington U. S. Court of Appeals State Department Department Max Shachtman New York Independent Socialist League

House OKs Monthly Pension Boost for Medal of Honor Winners

The House approved a bill sending to the Senate to raise living Medal of Honor recipients to 100 dollars monthly for life from the current ten dollars after age 65. The 395 living honorees would benefit from the change.

Washington P House Senate

Grant Unit Visited By Mrs. Grannemann

Mrs. Marguerite Grannemann, Neosho County HD agent, visited the Grant unit in Walnut to aid Mrs. Raymond Orton and Mrs. Robert Williamson as they led pattern alteration instruction. Ten members and six visitors attended the meeting led by president Mrs. Orton.

Walnut Marguerite Grannemann Neosho County HD Grant Lee Williamson Raymond Orton Robert Williamson Mmes Bernard ‘Smith Calvin Hurford Colin Dunham Germany Billy Graham Mabel Battershell Peru

Rhee says Reds plan new aggression with North Korea

President Syngman Rhee warned the National Assembly that Chinese and North Korean Communists are preparing an all-out attack similar to June 1950. He appealed for increased U S military and economic aid to deter another invasion from the North.

Seoulp Syngman Rhee South Korea National Assembly Rhee United States

Hell-to-Pay to Eltopia evolution highlights local history

The town once named Hell-to-Pay in Washington state began as a railroad camp in 1889 and has since evolved into the community of Eltopia, reflecting local historical change.

Hell-to-Pay, Wash Eltopia

4 H Club News Highlights From Cooking Sewing And Woodwork

Buffalo 4 H cooking class led by W D Hempen met with Mari lyn Chapman to cook quick breads and corn bread while Mary Ellen Braman made nut bread. Willing Workers 4 H discussed foods vitamins and grooming and Ruth Burdick demonstrated fabric shrinking. Best Yet 4 H sewing class with Loyd Whitworth practiced tea towels and fittings. Vilas Vikings 4 H wood working with Clarence Nelson and J Rolland Christenson built miters and selected future projects.

Buffalo Marilyn Chapman Mary Ellen Braman Miss Chapman O. R. Chapman W. D. Hempen Braman Willing Workers Ernest Flottman Marguerite Grannemann Ruth Burdick Vilas Vikings Clarence Nelson J. Rolland Christenson Gene Jerome Ralph

Mrs Wasser Hosts Westminster Class Meeting

Mrs J R Wasser hosted the Westminster class of the First Presbyterian church at 115 N Evergreen. Co hosts were Mrs J L Taylor Mrs A A Baltz and Mrs W O Hensley. The group planned a rum mage sale and heard devotions from Mrs Roy Gibson.

J. R. Wasser Westminster First Presbyterian Church N. Evergreen Mmes J. L. Taylor A. A. Baltz W. O. Hensley Bessie Apt Roy Gibson James J. Conkey Dave Petterson Theodore M. O'Leary Anne Morrow Lindbergh Baltz Laura Smith Kansas City Wasser Mabel Hudson

Cafe Curtains Fashion Pattern Catalog Ad

New fashion alert for home decor with cafe curtains patterns and trimming ideas. Pattern 7273 includes cutting guides diagrams and instructions. Order the 1955 Alice Brooks Needle Craft Catalogue for knitting crochet embroidery and more sent for 25 cents.

Alice Brooks

Forget Me Not Unit Hosts Luncheon at Taylor Home

Mrs. Taylor hosted the Forget Me Not unit at the Lewis Taylor Jr. home in rural Earlton for a 12 30 luncheon Tuesday. Six members six guests and four children attended. Lessons on pattern measurements were led by Mrs. Charles McCoy and Mrs. Ralph Dent.

Forget Me Not Lewis Taylor Jr Earlton Charles McCoy Ralph Dent Mines. Taylor Sr McCoy Ora Cheyney

Patriarchs Militant Auxiliary Meeting In Odd Fellows Hall

Inspectors Mrs. R L Christie and Mrs W A Coonrod led the Patriarchs Militant Auxiliary review at a Tuesday evening meeting in Odd Fellows hall. Mrs E B Barnhart of Humboldt formed lines. Plans were made for a Santa Fe Park picnic on July 24 with 45 members served refreshments.

R. L. Christie W. A. Coonrod Ladies Auxiliary of Patriarchs Odd Fellows Hall E. 8

Plum Upside-Down Cake Recipe Card

A homey recipe for Plum Good Upside-Down Cake with butter brown sugar plums and a vanilla egg batter.Instructions describe melting butter and sugar in a pan then arranging drained plums skin side down, mixing dry ingredients with a creamed butter and sugar mixture, and baking until done.

Dessert Recipe Cutoff Closes With Whipped Cream Serve

A dessert recipe instructs baking until a cake tester comes out clean and cooling briefly before turning out. Serve warm with whipped cream. The recipe yields 9 servings and mentions an approximate baking time of about 45 minutes for the cake.

Alteration Lesson For Sunflower Unit Hosts Meet

Mrs. P. A. Rettig hosted Sunflower HD unit morning coffee with co hosts Mrs. Frank Burtle and Mrs. Charles Taylor. The lesson on pattern alteration covered standard measurements and modern fit adjustments. Seventeen members answered roll.

P. A. Rettig Frank Burtle Charles Taylor Francis J. Meeker E. W. Johnson Charles T. Taylor

Sewing club notes and charity contributions recorded

Mrs. Burl O Connor acted as secretary in place of Mrs Glenn Defe baugh. Pennies for Friendship, a project of Country Women of the World, collected funds and a contribution was made to the Udall relief fund.

Burl O’connor Glenn Defebaugh Udall Relief Fund

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