Testimonial Praises Red Hayes Incoming Augusta City Manager
Bertha Shore in the Augusta Gazette lauds R. J. Hayes known as Red as a solid citizen and incoming city manager. She praises his efficiency and notes his wife Dot as gardener of a fine home and raspberry dish, while highlighting Bertha herself as a lively local figure.
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the Tribune
Bertha Shore
Augusta
R. J. Hayes
Red’ Hayes
Dot
Mr. Hayes
Mrs. Hayes
Bertha
Clean hydrogen bombs reduce fallout by 95 percent
The Atomic Energy Commission announces next generation hydrogen bombs with 95 percent less fallout. The report argues even with reduced area of destruction, these “clean” weapons remain deadly to civilians and incapable of sparing all noncombatants.
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The
Atomic Energy Commission
New York
Long Island
World War I and II through a humorous lens
A collection of wry observations on wartime aims, employment pay, family life, manners, and consumer trends. J P H riffs on salaries, a British mile record, summer Rockies getaways, peeping Tom labels, cigarette filters, film editing, Ford’s Florida home sale, and why big money buys a house.
First Synchronized Sound Film Shown in Chanute Jungle Africa
About 250 invited guests watched a feature length motion picture photographed in sound in the jungle of Africa. The event occurred during a reception for explorers Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson, renowned camera teams in Africa.
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Chanute
Africa
Martin Johnson
Camera Explorers of
Public showing of Congorilla at Peoples Theater
Fox Corporation debuts Congorilla with a first public showing at the Peoples Theater. Local notices include Mrs T W Hayes and Nan traveling home from Dodge City and Kingman, Leroy Ashley visiting Chetopa with Steve Houston, and a private lease on Brick Plant shale pit prohibiting swimming or fishing with trespassers to be prosecuted. An ice cream social at Baptist Church lawn follows with Dorcas group selling ice cream and cake for 10 cents.
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Fox Corporation
Peoples Theater
T. W. Hayes
Nan
Dodge City
Kingman
Leroy Ashley
Chetopa
Steve Houston
Brick Plant
Baptist Church Lawn
Dorcas Group
Prohibition Developed Art Of Hiding Bootleg Liquor
A report from Oklahoma City details hidden liquor caches used by bootleggers. Officers uncovered wall traps, under garages, coal bins, chicken houses, and sandhill sites with concealed doors and wires. Authorities note extensive tunneling and clever placements tied to Prohibition era demands.
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E. Lawson
Oklahoma City
Kansas
Clips and Quips and Local Commentary Echoed
A collage of brief quotes from small papers critiques and remarks on youth thrift and traffic behavior with a quip about Russians ready to negotiate reflecting a satirical view of current events. The items come from Burns Florence Phillipsburg Lawrence and Lyons publications.
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Horace Jones
The
Lyons News
Ike's Golf Match Wins Friendly Japanese Reaction
President Eisenhower recounts a tied foursome with Japanese Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi at a White House breakfast. The event drew a positive note from Tokyo with a paper saying friendly nations negotiate at tables but friends golf together. The meeting also featured banter with GOP guests and remarks on a Democrat breakfast suggestion.
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Drew Pearon
Washington
Eisenhower
Nobusuke Kishi
Rep
George Meader
Michigan
Ike
Pearson
Sen
Prescott Bush
Conn
Tokyo
White House
Dr. Cranes Worry Clinic Left Handed Stuttering Myth
Dr George W Crane explains that left handedness and early stuttering are not fixed flaws and that scolding or forcing a child to switch hands can solidify nervous habits. He advises placing desired toys on the right to encourage right handed use and notes stuttering in toddlers often improves with time.
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Jerry K
Johnny
Bonine Families Visit Erie and Vicinity
The Fred Bonine family of California and the Ratliff Bonine family of Ottawa Iowa visit Erie with their mother Mrs Cora Bell Bonine. Mr and Mrs Leslie Scoville return from Tulsa to update on their son Larry in hospital. Buford Jacobs travel to Lincoln Ark to see his ill brother Fred Norwood. Mrs Mary Mears Beloit visits Erie for the summer with Mrs C P McKinney and family.
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Fred Bonine
California
Ratliff Bonine
Ottawa
Iowa
Cora Bell Bonine
Parsons
Erie
Leslie Scoville
Tulsa
Larry Scoville
Mrs
Buford Jacobs
Lincoln, Ark
Eisenhower Visits Friend Ill at Bethesda Naval Hospital
President Eisenhower calls on Capt. Everett Hazlett retired U.S.N. from Abilene Kansas who is ill at Bethesda Naval Hospital in Maryland. Hazlett is a boyhood friend of the president.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Capt
Everett
Hazlett
U.S.N
Abilene
Kas
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
Charcoal Fueled Early Pennsylvania Steel Furnaces
In the early years Pennsylvania’s steel industry relied on charcoal to feed its furnaces, marking a carbon-heavy era before coal and coke dominance.
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Pennsylvania
Television guide excerpt lists diverse programs across day
The log lists time slots and show titles including Big Story West Point Story Blondie Lineup Crossroads Person to Person Captain Gallant Its A Hit Cartoon Time True Story Big Top Time for Richnut Detective's Diary On The Trail Western Lone Ranger Off to Adventure Captain Gallant Country Journal Dizzy Dean Baseball Hi Noon Cartoons M WU Showcase Industry on Parade Saturday Matinee Baseball Miracle of the Mesa Travelogue World Report Big Picture Paris Precinct Saturday Matinee Movie Top 10 Dance Wrestling Western This is the Life Little Rascal Sunday Matinee Oral Roberts Travelogue Wild Bill Hickok Long Search and late night slots
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Captain Gallant
Richnut
Country Journal
Dizzy Dean
M. WU
Leo Durocher
World Report
Paris
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Florida
Charles Roberts
East Main
Dickey
Elmwood Cemetery
Roberts
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Association Rooms
Elm
Florence Bulletin
Phillipsburg Review
Lawrence Journal-World
Bob Sikes
Sikes
Harry McGregor
Ohio
Frank Church
Idaho
Senate
Eoach
Forrest
Twig
Ward Howler
How
Boise Braves
Atty
Clark Fleming
Topeka
Marvin Huffman
Verle Craven
Grand Lake
Lewis Ferguson
Norman
Okla
Frank Nichols
Mary Stevenson
Ralph Janssen
Kansas City
Everett Stafford
Paul Beard
Hobert Beard
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Wilber Hughes
Carl Foxworthy
Foxworthy
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East Third Street
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Springfield
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Jerry
Erie & Vicinity
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Beloit
City
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Chanute Tribune
Highland
Daily Timesett
Chanute Publishing Company
Ernest W. Johnson
James EB. Sheridan
Mgr
Chante
Barena of Circulations
Associated Press
AP News Dispatch
Wilson and Woodson
MO i
S. Santa Fe
Pere
Chanute Building & Loan
P.O. Box
Chanute, Kans
Main & Santa Fe
Soldiers of Fortune
Mr. Adams and
Eve
West Point Story
Zane Gray Theatre
Blondie
Crossroads
Four States
Captain Kangaroo
Koam-Tv
Kotv — Channel
Wdaf-Tvv
Kode-Tv
Annie Oakley
Julius LaRosa
Sheena
Fury
Kims Club
Susan
Tulsa Church
Heckie
Jackie
Big Picture
Oral Roberts
Wild Bill Hickok
Dan Tempest
Mystery Theatre
George Sanders
Gale Storm
SRO Playhouse
Jimmy Durante
George Gobel
Adventure Theatre
Star and Story
Ida Lupino
Eye On
Camera
Christophers
Living World
R.F.D
Lewis Meyer Bookshelf
Mr. Wizard
Dr. Hudson
Guy Lombardo
Steve Alien
Crunch and
Des
G.E. Theatre
Waterfront
Alfred Hitchcock
Loretta Young
Monte Cristo
Lawrence Welk
Ed Sullivan
NTA
David Niven
Philco
Pioneer
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