Khrushchev Urges More Agriculture Output
Soviet Premier Khrushchev pressed for intensive growth in agriculture while warning not to neglect industry. In a Central Committee meeting summary broadcast by Radio Moscow, he cited a 33 percent rise in industrial output since 1959 and noted agriculture has grown only about 5 percent in three years. The speech framed agriculture as vital to people's welfare and linked its progress to the broader push for Communist abundance.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Soviet Communist Party
Central Committee
Radio Moscow
Communist Party of the
United States
America
Hog and Cattle Prices Higher at Kansas City Market
AP reports cattle, hogs and sheep prices at Kansas City with 8,000 cattle and 2,800 sheep traded. Strong to higher bids for steers, heifers, and lambs noted alongside gains for hogs and sows, with various weight classes and commodity types listed for different markets including Parsons and regional produce sections.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U.S
Durbin Installed as SEK League President in Parsons
Durbin, Columbus principal, named Southeast Kansas League president at a league meeting in Parsons. New officers include Charles Thiebaud of Parsons as vice president and Floyd Smith of Iola as secretary treasurer. All-Star selections and regional tournament plans to be announced after Par sons regional tourney. Upcoming events include chorus and band clinics and track and golf meets in 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Brice Durbin
Columbus
Dell Reed
Chanute
Charles Thiebaud
Floyd Smith
Iola
Cha‘note
Pittsburg
Independence
Iola Navy
Resignation of People-to-People Staffer Shifts Career Path
A staff member from the People-to-People organization announced his resignation to pursue a new role as a weekly newspaper publisher in the southern United States. He cited career change and opportunities in local media as reasons for leaving.
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Tive
People
South
Chiropractors Elect Southeast District President In Iola
Dr. J. W. Whitteberry of Iola was elected president of the Southeast District of the Kansas Chiropractic Assn at a Tioga Hotel meeting. The district plans to sponsor candidates for the Chiropractic Posture Queen finals in Wichita on May 4. Entertainment featured the Junior College High School quartet with Harold Tarpley. Dr. Dwight Blackwood screened the film Communist Encirclement in 1961.
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J. W. Whitteberry
Iola
Kansas Chiropractic Assn
Tioga Hotel
Wichita
Niles Plummer
Roy Marks
Dick Anders
Seth Gray
Harold Tarpley
Dwight Blackwood
Fred Ingram
Deaths and Funerals List in Girard and Nearby Areas
Obituary notices for William C. Everitt of Girard and Muriel Reynolds of Erie report multiple survivors and service details. Joint services are announced for the Jones children of Waldorf, Maryland, with families and institutions named. Additional notices cover Pieper funerals at Zion Lutheran and related obsequies in Pittsburg and Humboldt.
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Muriel Lee Reynolds
Eric
Labette County Medical Center
Kimball
Grant Township
Jack G. Reynolds
Erie
Baptist Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Jack Lee
Gordon Harding
Frank H. Smith
Federated Church
Robert McGuire
Bethel Cemetery
Erie Funeral Home
First Presbyterian Church
Pittsburg
Edward L. Jones
John Bruce Jones
Douglas Hall Jones
Mark R. Jones
Waldorf, Md
Jones
Naval Research Laboratory
Washington, D.C
Eleanor Swan
L. C. Swan
Swan
Christian Church
Thayer
Carol Jones
Jerry Jones
E. W. Jones
Brenner Mortuary
Pieper
Emma Elise Pieper
Zion Lutheran Church
W. T. Niermeier
Dave Petterson
Robert H. Koch
Heaven
Home
John Knight
Elmer Ladd
Mae Wheeler
Alfred Krone
Ladd
Krone
Lewii Gerken
C. A. Wood
Martin ‘Henrich
Gay Bauer
Mount Hope
Charles Nutter
Humboldt
Koch- Kansas City
Charles Skinner
Nutter
Execu- Charge
Acme Brick Stockholders Expand Board at Fort Worth Meeting
Acme Brick Company stockholders voted to widen the board from seven to eleven members and elected four new directors at the annual meeting in the Continental National Bank Auditorium in Fort Worth. The update accompanies local notices of deaths, bird sightings, births, naval assignments, and several vehicle incidents reported around Chanute and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acme Brick Company
Buffalo
Kansas
Continental National Bank
Fort Worth
New Healing Substance Shrinks Hemorrhoids Says Study
New York report claims a discovery named Bio-Dyne from a world famous research institute reduces hemorrhoids and relieves itching and pain without surgery. Results allegedly include complete shrinkage and statements that piles have ceased to be a problem. Available as Preparation H suppositories and ointment at drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
Hospital Admission and Discharge List for Neosho Memorial
Daily entries show admissions on Saturday and Sunday at Neosho Memorial Hospital, including Mrs Burt Endsley and Mr DeWayne Ard birth, with numerous listed patients by name and address receiving medical or surgical care. Dismissals span residents such as Mrs Lula Woodruff, James Lindsey, Mrs Leonard Miller, and others, plus a birth record for a girl to Mr and Mrs DeWayne Ard.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Burt ‘Endsley
S. Kansas
Lula Woodruff
William Roberts
Humboldt
Leonard ‘Miller
Iola
Loretta 'Barnett
William Camp‘bell
Lawrence Legge
N. Evergreen
James Lindsey
Erick Axcell
Raymond
S&s. ‘Evergreen
Max Al‘cock
Michael Harris
S. Malcolm
Ronald Jay
Michael Jay
David Jay
Fred Hummer
I. Kansas
Bessie Haines
W. 4Th
Ruby Maharsin
S. Grant
State Tax Collections Rise in February
TOPEKA AP State tax collections and receipts for February totaled 13 652 263 an increase of 4 32 percent from February 1961 The gain was 565 856 over the 13 076 407 recorded in February 1961 Director Richard T Fadely of the Department of Revenue reported today
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Topeka
Richard T. Fadely
Department of Revenue
Two Harvey Brothers Plead Guilty To Narcotics Charge
In Kansas City, two of 13 defendants in a narcotics case admitted guilt in U.S. District Court. Scott Ward Harvey, 33, and Warren Douglas Harvey, 28, brothers from Junction City, pleaded to possessing and selling heroin.
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Kansas City, Kas
U. S. District Court
Scott Ward Harvey
Warren Douglas Harvey
Junction City
Mrs Lowen Receives Supportive Letter and Check
The piece describes Mrs. Lowen plus a letter from a Greek official noting public concern for a missing girl, a sailor at sea, and broader injustices behind the iron curtain. The note includes an enclosed check and encouragement to present it at the bank. The author cites Greece’s status in the free world and reassures Mrs. Lowen she is not alone.
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Free World Nations
Greece
Mrs. Lowen
Farmers Tour Swift Plant and KC Live Stock Market
A 26 farmer delegation from eight southeast Kansas counties visited the Swift packing plant and the Kansas City central live stock market last Tuesday and Wednesday. Sponsored by the Kansas Farm Bureau, attendees included Clyde Copeland Erie Howard Bailey Thayer Wayne Taylor Earlton Neal McCoy Chanute Neosho county Floyd Collison Buffalo Arlo Crawshaw Altoona Wilson county Floyd Ladd Humboldt Woodson county Clarence Owens Humboldt Allen county and guest Jim Benton Chanute banker.
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Kansas
Chanute
Swift Packing
Central Livestock Market
Kansas City
Kansas Farm Bureau
Clyde Copeland
Erie
Howard Bailey
Thayer
Wayne Taylor
Earlton
Neal McCoy
Neosho County
Floyd Collison
Buffalo
Arlo
Crawshaw
Altoona
Wilson County
Floyd Ladd
Humboldt
Woodson County
Corbin to Speak at Pittsburg Honors Convocation
President Harry F. Corbin of the University of Wichita will address the Pittsburg State College annual honors convocation on April 9.
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Pittsburg
Harry F. Corbin
University of Wichita
Pittsburg State College
Fire Fatal in Hossington Home
A heater stove fire in Hossington Kansas killed 61 year old John Ernest a lone resident and carpenter early Sunday. The blaze started in his residence and investigators labeled it fatal.
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Hossington
Kan
John Ernest
I Ernst
Dorcas Class Meets In Whitworth Home
Mrs. Giles Whitworth hosted the Dorcas class of the First Christian church on Friday evening. Mrs. A. B. Brown presided and Mrs. Ed Wolfe led devotions. Two comforts were prepared for future delivery. Mrs. Nelle Stevens and Mrs. Lee Garmon organized the entertainment with co-hostesses Mrs. A. O. Dimon and Mrs. Leis McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giles Whitworth
Plummer
Dorcas
First Christian Church
A. B. Brown
Ed Wolfe
Nelle Stevens
Lee Garmon
A. O. Dimon
Leis McDonald
Marc and Mike Rhodes Birthday Celebration
Mr and Mrs Lonnie Rhodes hosted a birthday party Saturday honoring their sons Marc and Mike. Marc celebrated his birthday on February 25 while Mike turned four that Saturday. Readable guests included John Thielen Hazel Rhodes Sophie Fuller Jack Brown Karen Gene McMillen Sandra Linda Glen Lee Judy Alice Kent Ernest Anderson Ronnie Esker Galbreath Charles Thielen and Kevin Rhodes.
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Lonnie Rhodes
S. Allen
Marc
Mike
John Thielen
Hazel Rhodes
Sophie Fuller
Jack Brown
Karen
Gene McMillen
Sandra
Linda
Glen Lee
Judy
Alice
Kent
Ernest Anderson
Ronnie
Esker Galbreath
Charles Thielen
Kevin Rhodes
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Chicago
Chicago Grain
Kansas City Cash
Idneea Coe
Iebasly
Clara
S. Lincoln
Durbin
Chiropractic Assn
William C. Everitt
S. Evergreen
Rockbridge
Ohio
Girard
Bridget Genevieve Kelly
Scammon
Everitt
Santa Fe Railway
Tulsa
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Howard
Marie) Galt
Martha L. Everitt
United States Navy
Washington, D. C
William James Everitt
Lombard
Ill
Charles C. Everitt
Ray Everitt
Jessie Kelly
Vance
Gladys) Helms
Robert
Anna) Stobart
Johnson Mortuary
St. Patrick’s Church
Peter Finnegan
Elmwood Cemetery
Wall Street
New York
At&t
Anaconda
Atchison
Beech
Gamble Sk
Elec
Gen
Motors
Gé& E
Manson
Mont Ward
Penney JC
W. Marcus Barbee
S. Highland
Charles C. Lacy
Orlando
Fla
Lacy
Santa Fe Railroad
John Carter
Evergreen
Catherine Shultz
Shultz
Leo Hansen
Gregory Edward
C. E. Rains
Edward Hansen
Howard L. Simpson
USN
J. H. Simpson
S. Central
Dale C. Aikins
Harry C. Aikins
S. Washington
Princeton
Seventh Fleet
Pacific
Hong Kong
Carl W. Grady Jr
Erie R. 1
Grant
Main
Elm
C. O. Bowers
N. Plummer
Grady
Bowers
Thelma L. Brotton
Harley J. Williams
Gretchen
Brotton
Williams
L. H. Kensinger
Ross Miller
W. Oak
William Newton Memorial Hospital
Winfield
Max A. Wolfe
Rick and
Kipp
Tennessee
Mr. Wolfe
First, Christian Church
Pawhuska
Oka
Jack Morehead
N. Steuben
Highland
Island Main
Judi Greathouse
S. Steuben
Walter Chappell
R. 3
Tribune
Bill Morgan
Mgr
Daily Transcript
Gugas
Area Farmers Tour
Corbin
Whitworth
Mike Rhodes
Food Center
South Santa Fe
Cain
Jumbo Bologna
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