Humboldt Finney Named Vice President of US Chamber of Commerce
Robert A. Finney of Tulsa assumed duties as vice president of the United States Chamber of Commerce. He serves the south and west division and has two years on the board of directors. Mrs. Dora Smith returned from Kansas City with family, and Mrs. Ogden Stephens attended with her. The Seventh district rector area spans seven states and Finney attended the annual meeting in Washington with his wife.
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Edith
Palmer
Topekaing
G. A. Redfield
Bob
Wichita
Finney
William F
Washington
Harmon
Mystery surrounds Dag Hammarskjold death at Ndola crash
A UN commission failed to determine the cause of Dag Hammarskjold’s death in a chartered plane crash near Ndola Northern Rhodesia on September 18. The five nation inquiry did not confirm sabotage or hostile attack, cited no evidence for any theory, and noted the Congo peace mission context.
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U.N. Commission of Inquiry
Dag Hammarskjold
General Assembly
Hammarskjold
Ndola
Rhodesia
U.N
Congo
Commission hears from international reps on various theories
The commission, with members from Nepal, Sierra Leone, Sweden, Yugoslavia and Argentina, began work in December, held hearings in Africa and at Geneva, and failed to support any single theory or exclude possible causes. The Meramec Caverns lowest surveyed level in Stanton, Missouri, is 4200 feet.
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Sierra Leone
Sweden
Yugoslavia
Argentina
Africa
Geneva
Meramec Caverns
Stanton, Mo
House approves non surplus crops bill for idled land
The House passed a bill to permit planting of additional non surplus crops on wheat and feed grains program lands idled for conservation. Rep Ben Reifel introduced the measure, which would require farmers to surrender government payments tied to nonuse, with support from Secretary Freeman who says it could cut program costs.
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Washington
House
Senate
Ben Reifel
R-S.d
Reifel
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Chanute Discount Company Promotes Local Auto Financing
The Chanute business pitches easy terms with low rates and low down payments for auto purchases. It claims true economy, sincere service, and sound credit financing. Local Chanute personnel tailor financing to the needs of the Chanute area and emphasize regional service not regulated by distant home office orders.
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Chanute Discount Company, Inc
Chanute
Chanute Discount Company Inc
McKinsey twins born at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Dale McKinsey announce the birth of twin girls Marilyn Kay and Carolyn Kim weighing 5 pounds 13 and 5 pounds 10 ounces respectively at Neosho Memorial Hospital Saturday morning. Grandparents Roby Isaac of Central Point Oregon and Otto and wife reside near Buffalo. Dinner guests included Sallie Childs Roy Halbert Judy Clough and others from Enid Pittsburg State College Ridgeland Chanute and Houston.
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Dale McKinsey
Marilyn Kay
Carolyn Kim
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Roby Isaac
Central Point
Ore
Otto McKinsey
Maynard Clough
Sallie Childs
Roy Halbert
Enid
Car Manufacturer Shows Appreciation in Milwaukee Visit
A car maker visited Milwaukee over the weekend to honor his mother Mrs Ida Marshall and Ilsley Bank. Friends gave a wedding gift of linens and a new automobile was purchased. Relatives from Buffalo attended as the bank later began to pursue actions related to the ceremony.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Ida Marshall & Ilsley Bank
Emmitt
Buffalo
Cleopatra style hairdo worn by First Lady at luncheon
Mrs John F Kennedy appeared at the Capitol for the Senate wives Red Cross unit annual luncheon with a altered Cleopatra style hairdo that the White House said is not a wig.
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Cleopatra
John F. Kennedy
White House
Capitol
Senate Wives Red Cross Unit
Form letter from auto firm to Mr and Mrs Bank
A form letter signed by the president of an auto manufacturing firm thanks Mr and Mrs Marshall Bank of 720 N Water St Milwaukee Wis for purchasing a 1962 vehicle. The incomplete text ends mid sentence.
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Marshall Bank
N. Water St
Milwaukee, Wis
Fading Bald Eagle Confined to 500 Surviving Pairs
The passage notes the bald eagle once served as a symbol of the United States but is waning with fewer than 500 pairs surviving south of Canada. It explains they were hunted for bounty for years and now receive federal protection.
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United States
Canada
The del coats endure in Outer Mongolia style
The long coat called the del remains a traditional garment in Outer Mongolia, crafted from wool or silk and worn as everyday attire. It reflects regional dress customs and historical influence on national clothing.
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Outer Mongolia
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