Natural Law Principles Illustrated at Tioga Hotel Dinner
Talk of the Month Club members heard a dramatized lecture demonstration by H. Lynn Bloxom on basic natural laws. Demonstrations included inertia gravitation centrifugal force gyroscope light synchronization color television and animated film effects. Dr R W Good club president urged more members for next season and noted a possible merger with Humboldt club. about 50 attendees.
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Tioga Hotel
H. Lynn Bloxom
R. W. Good
Bloxom
Cattle Steady Hogs Lower at Kansas City and Parsons Auctions
Cattle remained steady while hog prices slipped across Kansas City markets with 1,800 cattle and 3,200 hogs traded. U.S. figures show grain fed steers at 22.50 to 24.75 for 600-700 pounds and 20.00 to 22.50 for 700-900 pounds, with calves and stockers in varied ranges. Parsons and Washington reports list hogs mostly lower, beef and veal prices mixed, and a broad spectrum of cow and sheep prices across several weight classes.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U.S
Washington (Ap
East Coast Storm Kills At Least 20 As 8 Reported Missing
A late winter storm battering the East caused widespread devastation from Virginia to New England. At least 20 people died and eight remained missing as tides six feet above normal flooded coastal towns, forcing evacuations and leaving many marooned without power, water, or gas.
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Associated Press
Virginia
New England
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Wallops Island
Maryland
Long Island
N.Y
Norfolk
Portsmouth
New York City
Rockaway
Atlantic City
N.J
Unclear Data Fragments on Poultry and Butter Prices
Fragmentary OCR notes list percentages and codes such as 80 per cent A 27 80 per cent B 27-272 with references to minimums 54 lb and ranges 26-27. Mentions poultry and butter unchanged. No cohesive report or identifiable event or entities.
Chicago markets mixed as butter eggs and grains shift
Chicago AP reports butter steady to up to 4 higher with grades 93 score AA 59 percent and 92 A 59 percent. Eggs remain steady to 1 cent higher with whites at 32 and 2, mixed 32, standards 29, dirties 272. Live poultry unchanged with white rock fryers 20. Grain shows no wheat oats or soybean sales. corn at 1.04 percent, soy oil up, barley values mixed, wheat near 2 lower, corn March at 1.0675, oats 4-4. March 65 cents, rye higher, soybeans 2.4275-2.43.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain
Land retirement and farm programs funding totals
The figures show large allocations across multiple programs including 333,577,000 for soil bank land retirement, 44,603,000 for sugar control, 56,198,000 for wool incentive payments, 229,850,000 for soil and water conservation, 6,233,000 to put land to grass, 767,133,000 for retiring land under the 1961 feed grain program, 4,432,000 for the 1962 feed grain program, and 42,330,000 for the 1962 wheat program. Missouri received 96,131,000 and Kansas 83,260,000.
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Soil Bank
Missouri
Kansas
Preparations to raze old KU journalism building
Lawrence KU officials began razing preparations for the 1883 journalism building to clear space for an addition to Watson Library. Originally Chemistry Hall, the structure housed the journalism department from 1900 to 1952 and has since served general classrooms.
Neosho County Association by Exceptional Children Meets Friday
The Neosho County Association of Exceptional Children will meet Friday at 7 30 p m in the Home Economics room of Senior High school. Susan Francis and Gail Fangman of Kansas City were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Lee Francis of rural Chanute. Mrs Mabel Carlos will enter Kansas University Medical Center today for eye surgery. O C Friedline was dismissed yesterday from the Municipal Hospital in McAllen Texas. Twelve members and one guest attended a luncheon of Neosho County realtors in which Gail Malson served as president guiding the session.
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Neosho County Association of Exceptional Children
Susan Francis
Gail Fangman
Kansas City
Mrs
Lee Francis
Rural
Chanute
Mabel Carlos
S. Highland
Kansas University Medical Center
Kan
Neosho County Realtors
Gail Malson
Tests at underground site tie to Kansas junior colleges
The article notes a demonstration at a uranium test site involving 15 deans from Kansas junior colleges. It mentions visits by Kansas State University and University of Kansas officials, and a conference on transferring to four-year schools. Other items report local arrests and minor car accidents involving Chanute residents and nearby streets.
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Washington
T UP
U.S
Dell Reed
Chanute Junior Cell
Atomic Energy Commission
Lege
Kansas Public
Kansas State
Nevada
Manhattan
Jamasca Thama
Winniow
Kansas University
Lawrence
Proposal to merge Kansas oil and gas agencies studied
TOPEKA AP Six members of the Legislative Council Labor and Industries Committee heard supporters of a plan to consolidate state agencies serving the oil and gas industry into one department. They will later study Oklahoma's well spacing law as Kansas weighs a similar proposal. Participants include Rep. Odd Williams Sen. William Farmer Sen. Steadman Ball Rep. Ross O. Doyen and Rep. Richard Liebert.
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Topeka
Legislative Council Labor and Industries Committee
Corporation Commission
Oklahoma City
Kansas
Odd Williams
Lawrence
William Farmer
Wichita
Steadman Ball
Atchison
Ross 0. Doyen
Rice
Richard Liebert
Coffeyville
Wall Street dips as trading stays light and fractional losses noted
Irregular market activity in quiet afternoon trading sees many key stocks fall slightly while a minority advance. Bond prices remain steady to higher as volume around 2.8 million shares compares with 2.87 million on Tuesday. In local notices, Neosho Memorial Hospital reports admissions and dismissals including Mrs. Bryan Burk and Henry Myers among others, with ongoing traffic citation for Junge Baking Co in Coffeyville for license tag issues and a $10 bond.
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New York
U.S
Junge Baking Co
Coffeyville
Fire Leaves 200 Homeless in Savannah Blaze
Civil defense authorities say about 200 persons are homeless after a wind swept fire leveled a two square block area near downtown Savannah. The blaze was discovered about 5 p.m. Tuesday and brought under control an hour and a half later, devastating a Negro residential area slated for urban development.
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Savannah, Ga
Savannah
Neibarger Files for Reelection as State Printer
Neibarger, 38, Republican from Tonganoxie and former editor publisher of the Tonganoxie Mirror, filed Tuesday for reelection to the state printer post. He is finishing his first term in the office.
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Topeka
Jean M. Neibarger
Tonganoxie
Neibarger
The
Tonganoxie Mirror
Liza Garland Undergoes Emergency Appendectomy
Hollywood AP reports Judy Garland's daughter Liza Minnelli, 15, had an emergency appendectomy Tuesday and was later reported doing well.
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Hollywood
Judy Garland
Liza
Teachers' Pay Hiked in Pittsburg Schools
Pittsburg schools raise teacher salaries by about 200 dollars on average next year. Starting pay for bachelor degree teachers rises to 4200 dollars, with details from the AP report.
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Pittsburg
Collins OK’d Nomination of Vance Collins as U S Marshal
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved President Kennety's nomination of Vance W. Collins to be U S marshal for Kansas.
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Collins
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Kennety
Vance W. Collins
U.S
Kansas
AeroDuct Expands Output and Markets
AeroDuct reveals a plan to add equipment to broaden its product line and improve current offerings. The company specializes in flexible wire reinforced ducting and custom specialty parts sold to military, aerospace, and commercial customers. About 30 attendees joined a luncheon at the Tioga Hotel with 20 on a site tour.
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Durkin
Aero- Duct
Chanute
Tioga Hotel
Chamber
John Gorton
Mid-America, Inc
Southeast Kansas Industrial Development Organization
First National Bank
Tioga
Division Highway
Home Savings Building
Dale Fairchild
Ike Goes to Mexico on Fishing Trip
Former President Dwight D Eisenhower will fly to Mexico on a fishing trip delayed by a close friend’s death. W Alton Jones was killed in a jet crash near Idlewild Airport last week. Eisenhower had returned to his Palm Desert vacation home after Jones’ funeral in New York.
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Palm Desert
Calif
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mexico
W. Alton Jones
New York
Idlewild
Eisenhower
Jones
Clapsaddle Rites Set for John D. Clapsaddle
Daughters of Isabella will recite the rosary at 3:30 p.m. Thursday at Erie Funeral Home for John D. Clapsaddle. Parish rosary at 8 p.m. at the funeral home. Funeral service at St. Ambrose Catholic Church in Erie Friday at 9 a.m. with Rev. William Ryan officiating. Burial follows at St. Francis Cemetery in St. Paul.
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Clapsaddle
Daughters of Isabella
Erie
John D. Clapsaddle
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
William Ryan
St. Francis Cemetery
St. Paul
Funeral Notices from Thayer and Yates Center
Obituaries and funeral details for Mrs Net tie Ward Clarence E Anderson John W McKay Carl Wayne Winn list service times places and burial arrangements with respective officiants and funeral homes in Thayer Elmwood and Yates Center cemeteries. Survivors and relatives are noted along with dates and locations of services and interments.
Chanute Tribune Highlights From March 7 1962 Page Two
News briefs and local notices recapped from Chanute Tribune page two dated Wednesday March 7 1962. Includes community events, school updates, and short notices relevant to Chanute and neighboring areas.
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The
Chanute Tribune
William Allen Browning 68 of Reno dies after illness
William Allen Browning 68 of Reno Nev died Sunday morning at Reno Veterans Hospital after a short illness He was born April 8 1893 in Chanute to William Allen Browning and Mary M Browning A World War I veteran he worked in Wyoming oil fields He belonged to First Methodist Church Veterans of Foreign Wars and the American Legion Survived by five sisters Georgiana Ruth Dietch Kathryn Haycock Dorothy Conlin and two brothers R O Browning and Paul Browning Funeral service Monday at 2 pm at Roy S Gibson Funeral Home with Dr Charles Wesley Garrett officiating Burial will be Elmwood Cemetery with military rites at the grave Continuous funeral home hours noted.
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John W. McKay
Reno
Nev
Veterans Hospital
Thayer
Fern Head
Alida Selmar
Greeley
Cole
Engel Funeral Home
Howard Caskey
Methodist Church
Rurnl
William Allen Browning
Reno Veterans Hospital
Chanute
William Allen
Mary M. Browning
Wyoming
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
New
J. F
Ruth) Boggs
Georgiana Browning
Josephine Dietch
Phoenix
Ariz
Bert
Kathryn) Haycock
Kansas City
Ray
Dorothy) Conlin
Kan
R. O. Browning
S. Lafayette
Paul Browning
San Diego
Roy S. Gibson
Charles Wesley Garrett
First Methodist Church
Elmwood
Smoking linked to wider disease deaths say surgeons
A Royal College of Surgeons committee released a 70 page report after two years of study finding cigarette smoking may cause deaths beyond lung cancer. It links smoking to higher risks of coronary heart disease in middle age, mouth throat and esophagus cancers, bladder cancer, peptic ulcers and chronic bronchitis.
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London
Britain
Royal College of Surgeons
Kansan Pfc Gillen Ingerton Dies in Korea
Pfc. Gillen Ingerton age 20 of Liberal Kansas died Tuesday in a U S Army Hospital in Seoul South Korea from infectious hepatitis. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs G A Ingerton of Liberal.
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Seoul
South Korea
Gillen Ingerton
Liberal
Kas
U.S. Army
G. A. Ingerton
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Carole Worley
Olney
England
Kane
Tribune
West Main
Westamerica Securities Inc
F. M. Harris
W. Finney Myron George
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Chanute Discount Co
C. Friedline
S. Kansas
Municipal Hospital
McAllen
Tex
Larry Wilson
Wisconsin School of Banking
Army National Guard
Hugh V. Berthot
Willa
S. Ashby
Camp Wolters
Berthot
Charlie. I. Berthot
S. Katy
Chanute High School
Lora J. Brandon
John H. Miller
N. Garfield
Beech
Brandon
Wanda Withers
Bill Jenkins
S. Allen
Maxine Clark
Clark
Daily Transcript
Wall Street
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Bryan Burk
R. 2
Roy Dutro
Florence Trent
N. Lafayette
Ray Laubach
Earlton
Henry Myers
W. Ist
Edna Short
W. Main
Lee Sharp
S. Western
Lee Lasater
N. Grant
George Leadstrom
Lavenburg
Charles Cannon
N. Highland
Fred Spencer
Humboldt
Michael Thurman
Galesburg
W. 1St
Max Alcock
Fred Mosier
S Grant
Michael Harris
S. Malcolm
Fred Miles
Michael Jay
Ronald Jay
David Jay
Dockie Sutton
S. Evergreen
Billy Reece
Albert Witt
S. Denman
At&t Ee
Elec
Gen Motors
Kan P & L
Mansan
Mont Ward
Penney JC
Phill Pets
See Me
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St Joe Lead Sears Roeb
Sinclair
Berkshire
Calvert
Ike
Nettie Ward
Christian Church
John Rex Robertson
Thayer Cemetery
Engel
Clarence E. Anderson
Claude E. Pittenger
Nazarene Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Carl Wayne Winn
Barney Winn
Yates Center
Jessie Marie
Robert Leon
Earl Dyer
Carl Winn
S. Grant
Assembly of God Church
Johnson Funeral Home
Kansan
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