Philco dealers gather at Pioneer Appliance meeting
Pioneer Appliance hosted Philco dealers and their wives with a 7 pm smorgasbord in Tioga Ball Room. More than 70 guests from 11 counties attended as the 1957 TV and radio lines were presented. Patrick Cochiavaley of Oklahoma City and Lila Shimo of Kansas City attended for Philco. Mr and Mrs John Mizell of San Antonio welcomed a daughter, Meredith Jeanne, born June 12. they also have a daughter, Marcia Gale, 32, and Mrs Mizell is the former Shirley Hodges, Petrolia. Mizell is the son of Mrs E S Mizell of Tulsa.
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Pioneer
Philco
Tioga
Patrick Cochiavaley
Oklahoma City
Lila Shimo
Kansas City
John Mizell
San Antonio
Texas
Meredith Jeanne
Marcia Gale
Mizell
Shirley Hodges
Lester Hodges
Petrolia
E. S. Mizell
Tulsa
Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Noted
Daily Transcript records hospital activity listing Thursday admittances including Mrs Richard Worley R J medical Virgil Solomon Rose Edna Iles Eric Ralph E Sparks at 508 S Highland and Mrs Anna Orr 258 Forest medical Logan Hunt 1215 S Malcolm medical with dismissals for Mrs Robert Franklin Humboldt Mrs William A Johnson 905 W 3rd Mrs William Lose 107 N Garfield Ella M Madill R 2 birth today to Mr and Mrs Bob D Petty 211 N Central a daughter.
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Bob D. Petty
N. Central
Wilson Cautions Senate Critics On Military Strength
Secretary of Defense Wilson urged senators to avoid excessive U. S. military buildup. He said the aim is to deter war with a dynamic power, not to overarm or alarm others, and to project strength without flaunting it. He prepared testimony for a Senate Armed Services subcommittee on U. S. versus Russian air power.
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Washington
Wilson
U. S
Senate Armed Services Subcommittee
Senate
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Hospital
James C. Hagerty
Ike to Leave Walter Reed for Gettysburg Farm Recovery
President Eisenhower plans to leave Walter Reed Army Hospital at about 8 30 a m EDT tomorrow and convalesce for at least two weeks at his Gettysburg Pennsylvania farm. He will be driven with Mrs Eisenhower and Maj Gen Howard M Snyder to the country home for a weekend visit with Maj Gen and Mrs Leonard D Heaton two house guests. Heaton operated on the President three weeks ago for relief of a partial blockage of the small intestine. Heaton and his wife will mark their 30th wedding anniversary the day after the trip. The President and Mrs Eisenhower will observe their 40th anniversary at the family farm on Sunday.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Gettysburg
White House
Howard M. Snyder
Leonard D. Heaton
Heaton
Walter Reed
James C. Hagerty
Heatons
Fisenhower
Family Farm
Thompson Questions Park Authority Interference
Ed Thompson of Parsons, chair of the Kansas Park and Resources Authority, urged an inquiry into the agency. He telegrammed Howard Bentley, head of the Legislative Investigating Committee, alleging Gov. Fred Hall interfered with operations. Thompson and four other members clash since last January. Thompson refuses resignation with a July 1 term expiry and no reappointment planned.
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Topeka
Ed Thompson
Parsons
Kansas Park and Resources Authority
Howard Bentley
Legislative Investigating Committee
Thompson
Fred Hall
Authority
Hall
House Debates On School Aid Over Antisegregation Amendment
Washington Rep. Dawson says he will oppose a racial integration rider to the $1.6 billion school construction bill. Democratic leaders push to keep the Powell amendment from passage to avoid a Southern filibuster and secure federal aid to education now.
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Washington
Rep
Dawson
D-Ill
House
Powell
Senate
Senate panel approves Sobeloff for 4th Circuit judge
The Senate Judiciary Committee overrode Southern opposition and approved Baltimore Republican Simon E Sobeloff for a judge seat on the 4th U S circuit court of appeals. The panel will not report the nomination to the full Senate for at least a week. The circuit covers North and South Carolina Virginia West Virginia and Maryland.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Eisenhower
Simon E. Sobeloff
4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Senate
Hobeloff
Baltimore
North
South Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Supreme Court
Oklahoma Gov backs out of city Wichita turnpike plan
Gov. Raymond Gary announced the abandonment of the Oklahoma City to Wichita turnpike amid plans to market bonds for a southwest toll road from Oklahoma City to Lawton and the Texas line. He said Eastern bond syndicate creditors were released from the Wichita project and described a future four lane interstate to connect with the Kansas Turnpike.
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Oklahoma City
Raymond Gary
Wichita
Kas
Here
Lawton
Texas Line
Gary
State Line
Wilbur Merritt
First Boston Corp
New York City
Toll road financing by Oklahoma bond syndicate noted
A bond syndicate that financed Oklahoma's two prior toll roads is again involved in funding. The report highlights the consortium's role in supporting highway projects and the ongoing financial arrangements.
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Oklahoma
Exiled Poles Link Poznan Riots to Starvation
London based Polish government in exile said the Poznan rioting stemmed from famine in Poland not underground agents. Deputy prime minister Alexander Zawisza called the unrest an act of desperation and dismissed Communist claims of imperialist agents as baseless.
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London
Poznan
Poland
Alexander Zawisza
Zawisza
Two Mental Escapees Nabbed in Wichita
Two escapees from the state mental hospital in Larned were captured in Wichita yesterday. Roy V. Miller, 44, was nabbed at his family's home while Barney Morgan Allen, 38, was arrested in downtown Wichita earlier in the day.
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Wichita
State Mental Hospital
Larned
Roy V. Miller
Barney Morgan Allen
Miller
Allen
Hummingbirds Found Only in the Western Hemisphere
The statement notes that hummingbirds habitat is exclusive to the Western Hemisphere. It suggests a geographic limitation without citing specific species or regions beyond that hemispheric scope.
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Hemisphere
Kansas Allotments In Highway Bill
Funds apportioned to Kansas for the first year under the highway construction bill signed today by President Eisenhower are 2 557 320 for primary secondary and urban highways and 18 147 676 for the interstate system. Apportionments for the states were made by the Commerce Department.
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Washington
Kansas
Eisenhower
States
Commerce Department
Cattle and hog market report from Kansas City and Chicago
Cattle and calves steady to weak in Kansas City cleanup trade. Hogs active with higher barrows and gilts and steady to higher sows. Sheep steady with strong spring slaughter lambs. Grain futures mixed with wheat, oats, rye, and soybeans. Kansas City cash bids show varied prices for wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans. Wheat futures eased while soybeans held near unchanged.
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Kansas City
USDA
U.S
Kansas City Cash
Shorts
F.o.b
Chicago
Board of Trade
Golfer Mae Syphers Dies at 61
Mae Syphers, a widely known golfer, dies after an extended illness at age 61 in Atchison. The obituary notes her prominence in the sport and her local impact on the golfing community.
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Atchison
Mae Syphers
Hearing Delayed in Kansas Hugoton Gas Action
The Kansas Corporation Commission delayed the show cause action against 10 gas purchasers in the Hugoton field to a later hearing. Eight company reps defended their production as fair while Dr. C F Weingang urged Kansas wells should be allowed to produce to prevent underground drainage. Witnesses for Panhandle Eastern, Kansas Colorado Utilities, Northern Natural Gas, Cities Service Gas, Colorado Interstate Gas, Hugoton Production, Quinque Oil, United Carbon and others testified.
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Wichita
Kansas Corporation Commission
Kansas
Tri-State
Hugoton Field
Texas
Oklahoma
C. F. Weinang
Department of Petroleum Engineering
University of
Natural Gas Co and Shadow Water Refining Co in Chanute notice
A Chanute Tribune notice lists Natural Gas Co Inc and Shadow Water Refining Co in a 1954 regional business matter. Details unreadable but dates and parties imply corporate or legal proceedings involving the two companies.
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Ka Natural Gas Co. Inc
Shadow Water Refining Co
Wall Street Mixed as Aluminum and Aircraft Rise
In New York the market moved higher for aluminum and aircraft issues amid a mixed session. Pivotal stocks swung from fractions to about a point with few clear leaders. Volume ran around 1.8 million shares as steels dipped slightly with tomorrow's strike deadline approaching and no progress reported in talks.
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New York
Mexico Cotton Use Rises to 1955 Total 420000 Bales
Mexico used 350000 bales of cotton in 1953 and 420000 bales in 1955, reflecting a rise in consumption across the mid 1950s.
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Mexico
Auction of farm property near Odense and Chanute
A previously owned farm will be sold at public auction at the farm site located one mile west and two north of Odense Store, nine miles east and two north of Chanute, or north of Erie to Junction 39 and one mile west and two north. The sale will finalize the disposition of the diswikee property.
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Odense Store
Chanute
Erie
Junction 39
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Ike
Park Authority
Girl Scouts
Milford
Mich
Mages
Lelanee
Philadelphia
Ernest Hemingway
Peru
Debolt Insurance Agency
West Main
Kansas City ‘Livestock
Caldwell & Son Furniture
S. Santa Fe
The
Chanute Tribune
Wall Street
W. Maia
Mr. Farmer
Mid-America Refining CO. Inc
N. Santa Fe
W.D. Allis
van Brunt
Woods Bros
Allis
Odense H. D
Harvey Barnhill
J. Riley
Bain’s Bread
W. Moia
Bain’s Bakery
Electrolux
Gibson & Kepley
E. Main
Chanate, Kansas
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