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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1959
Page
7
ERIE experts say blanching or scalding is essential before freezing vegetables to preserve taste color texture and nutrients. Mrs Marjorie E Price notes water amount time and rapid chilling after sealing affect quality while a bulletin by Gertrude Allen is available at county extension offices.
Wilson County will set a basic price support rate of 89 cents per bushel for 1959 barley grading No. 2 or better. Leon Choate, chair of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation county committee, announced the rate with adjustments for grades below No. 2. Terminal rates, reflecting freight and handling, are available for farmers storing grain in terminal elevators.
Support programs extend from harvest time through January 31, 1960. Details outline eligibility and assistance steps for participating farmers and related agencies.
Reports from London Belgrade Berlin St Johns and Tokyo cover Harriman meeting Khrushchev in Moscow a deadly sheep flood in Macedonia two Soviet seamen missing in Canada and Red China flood warnings The brief cites Borba on Macedonian disaster and notes Klaus Fuchs may be released to East Germany while the Neman ship transfers personnel and provisions to the Grand Banks region.
Sandra Warner a 20 year old Arlington resident in Reno County was named district dairy princess on Monday.
A reflective narrative describes emotional moments after a family separation with Tracy’s hopeful pledge to be kind. It recalls Paris memories, a tearful reunion at the Eiffel Tower, and a child’s comforting words. The account transitions to social notices of weddings, visits, church recognitions, and community gatherings in Chanute, Humboldt, and nearby towns.
New York AP writer recalls a four week Europe trip without their six year old adopted daughter Tracy Ann. The parents worry during the voyage while Tracy stays with godsisters Nina Zona and Leila Jim. The piece reflects on parting as both hell and learning.
Humboldt residents bid farewell to Mr. and Mrs. Jack McKinley of Bothell and Mrs. Michael McKinley and Cynthia of Chicago after a two week stay with Mrs. John McKinley and Mrs. W. J. Sinclair. The group, guests of honor at a basket dinner in Community park, marked a Reinhart family reunion the first since 1944 with all siblings present.
Father's Day guests Mr and Mrs W D Hartman of Weir City visited Chanute. Rev Lyle Olmstead of Emporia spoke at the Presbyterian church. Courtney Moles Jr returns from Florida for summer with his family after Florida State University study. Phyllis Brown reports Rainbow for Girls meeting in Lola and reflects on Hays Assembly. Jerry Sinclair travels to Colorado and New Mexico for a two week vacation with Leo Fisher and Mike Burk Camp in Garden City.
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