Scout News Troop 25 Meeting Opens Campout Plans
Troop 25 met at Zion Lutheran Monday night with 19 boys and 3 visitors present. Lonnie Wilson and James won the weekly inspection, Woodpecker patrol won for dress and prep demonstration, Ed Mueller announced a new cooking set, and Larry Weber led the closing ceremony.
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John James
Zion Lutheran Educational Building
Lonnie Wilson
James
Woodpecker Patrol
Ed Mueller
Larry Weber
Toastmasters meet honors speakers at Chanute club
The Chanute Toastmaster Club hosted a meeting last night with speakers Brad Wheeler Harry Steeves Harry Patterson and Dr Fred Ingram. Max White served as toastmaster and received the honor award. Steeves was named most improved and Dr Ingram the best speaker. Leroy Wright led as topicmaster. Jim Boerwinkle and Bob Wilson tied for best evaluator. Guest Harry Steeves Sr attended.
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Chanute Toastmaster Club
Brad Wheeler
Harry Steeves
Harry Patterson
Fred Ingram
Max White
Steeves
Dr. Ingram
Leroy Wright
Jim Boerwinkle
Bob Wilson
Harry Steeves Sr
Probate Notices and Real Estate Sale in Neosho County
Notices from Neosho County Kansas Probate Court and District Court. Appoint ment of Anna Hutchison executrix of Carl Hutchison estate with nine month creditor claims. Hearing notices for Ark a Avann and Everett Rustman estates. Sheriff sale of Lot 12 in Taylor’s Subdivision Lakeside Chanute. Attorneys for executors Charles Henshall and Freda Browning.
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Chanute Tribune Agril
Neosho County
Kansas
Mnner
Carl Hutchison
Ana J. Hutchison
Ne Eene County
Anna J. Hutchison
Executrix
Charles €. Henshall
East Main Street
Chanute
John F. Young
Chanute Tribune
ANSAS
Chanute Home Savings Association
Paintiff
Robert Joan Hotchkiss
Louise MA. Hotchkiss
Et Et
District Court
Neoha County
Sterif
Erie
Towit
Taylor
Lakeside
Nevsne County
Kaenses
George E Neely
Merle Estes
Kanees
Freda M. Browning
Charles
Hensa Hall
Cranche
Plantif
Erie Kayettes Host Mother Daughter Tea at High School
Erie community notices recount a Kayettes tea with mothers, faculty wives, and guests at the high school. Mary Jo Moody presided, Dinah Mitchell played bass clarinet, and readings and a film on floral arrangements were shown. The piece also notes district Legion events, a singspiration, birthday celebrations, and various local hospitality and club activities.
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Erie
Kayettes
Mary Jo Moody
Virgil Hines
Miss Moody
Trees
Dinah Mitchell
Sue Quirin
Sandy Arthur
Kathy Richey
Carole LaRue
Brenda Samples
Chanute Elks Enter State Meet in Wichita
Chanute Elks Lodge officers placed 13th among 21 teams in the Kansas Elks ritual contest at the state convention in Wichita. Attending were Neal Munger and others. Lynda Hutchison won a $250 Kansas Elks scholarship. Dale Anderson and Glen Kaufman earned bowling trophies. Chanute trap-shooting teams also joined state contests.
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Wichita
Chanute Elks Lodge
Kansas
Chanute
Ralph Evans
Scherel Booe
Cecil Meredith
Joe Jacobs
Raymond Friederich
Joe Sterner
Ray Smith
Lynda Hutchison
Kansas Elks
Dale Anderson
Glen Kaufman
Chanute Elks
Primary Elections On Today
Washington preview of six states and DC with Alabama governor Wallace in Indiana and Taft and Glenn on Ohio ballots. Highlights include Wallace’s civil rights stance and sales tax issue, Taft over Brown for Senate, Young vs Glenn remnant, Florida governor race, Oklahoma Senate bids, and unpledged electors in Alabama.
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Washington
Indiana
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Ohio
Taft
Glenn
States
District of Columbia
Matthew E. Welsh
Johnson
Wallace
Wisconsin
Welsh
Rep
Robert Taft Jr
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Ted W. Brown
House
Brown
Stephen M. Young
John H. Glenn Jr
Young
Florida
Senate
Oklahoma
Ordinance For 5 Men On RR Crew In St Joseph Missouri
St Joseph city council approved by 5 to 4 vote an ordinance requiring that every train moving through the city carry at least five crewmen. About 130 railroad workers in six railroads are affected. The measure, the first of its kind in the state, drew two hours of debate. Union and railroad officials argued safety and job preservation while the railroad attorneys questioned jurisdiction and legality. The issue may reach state legislature and courts.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
St. Joseph's
St. Joseph
H. G. Kenyon
Montgomery
Ill
International Brotherhood of Railroad Enginemen
James 0. Turner
Missouri Public Service Commission
Francis Smith
Kenyon
Labor Urged to Help Hold Wage-Price Line
President Johnson urged labor leaders at a White House dinner to follow sensible wage settlement guideposts to curb inflation. He warned that rising demand and falling unemployment tempt both managers and unions to push prices and wages, risking a wage-price spiral and weaker real wages. AFL-CIO head Meany and UAW president Reuther signaled they would not be bound by the guidelines.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Barry Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Labor Federation
Walter P. Reuther
United Automobile Workers
Coffeyville City Manager Resigns on Commission Request
Barrett Jones, Coffeyville's first city manager who started last June, resigned at the request of the city commission. Mayor John Jordan said the change is for the best interests of all, with no single incident cited. An acting manager is due to be named Wednesday. Jones, former Springfield assistant manager, has no immediate plans and will receive a month of severance pay.
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Cofeyville
Kan
Barrett Jones
Coffeyville
City Commission
John Jordan
Jones
Springfield
France Blocks 50 Percent Tariff Cut in Kennedy Talks
In Geneva President de Gaulle’s government today blocked a proposed 50 percent tariff cut as the Kennedy Round seeks to lower trade barriers. France resists pledging to the maximum cut amid French industry fears. Talks, begun over a year ago, opened with keynote remarks from leading nations and Johnson negotiator Herter.
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Geneva
Charles de Gaulle
France
John F. Kennedy
Chanute Tribune May 5 1964 Page Six Briefs
Readable items on page six report local happenings in Chanute. Notable items include community events, small notices, and brief updates from area churches and organizations dated May 5, 1964.
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Chanute Tribune
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Scout News
Jalch & Bailey Professional
Seel
Cistute Tribune
State OF Kansas
Shawneeb
Wneosho County
Arka
D. A Vann
Petiton
State Department OF Social Welfare OF
J. A. Babick
Attorney State
Topeks
P. Rustman
Everett P. Rustvan
Dale Rustman
Orval K. James
E. P. Rustman
Everett P. Rustman
Erle
Dale Rustman Orve
K. James
Erie Kayettes
Ray Marsh
Emporia
Cleo Dalton
David McCune
Ed Parr
Christian Church
Ministerial Alliance
Lula Wilson
Roxanna
Minnie Doyle
Larry Simmons
Laurie Kay
Herman Simmons
Gene
Kenneth
Stanley
Erie Junior Auxiliary
American Legion
Stephen Miller
John Engleman
Russell Long
Wanda Dawson
Jan Smith
Ecuador
Nikki Jo Jones
Harolyn Smith
Mary Forsyth
Nut Caps
Ross Jones Jr
Mmes
Hollis Dunham
Ted Kyle
George Richard
Richard Beard
Emery Wilson
Mary Cornell
Janes
J. E. Wright
Sarah
Ida Reinhard
Will McMullen
Ralph Watkins
C. P. McKinnie
Central Avenue Christian Church
Parsons
Allegro Music Club
Margaret Woods
John Wright
Erie High School
Pittsburg State College
Art West
Towanda
George Reed
Paul Wilkins
Stan
Clay Center
Chris Stanley
Louis Stanley
Elizabeth Scantlin
Iola
Paula Wilkins
Bill Hobson
Gale Mullen
Manhattan
Mary Smith
Lawrence
Debra Mullen
Julie Coover
Gene Wheeles
Lucky 15
Henry Watkins
Legion
George Lawrence
Niagara Falls
Ont
Niagara River
Elks
Ed Zastrow
Dick Ashley
Dale Stipp
Lyle Meyer
Ray Ranz
Gilbert McGee
Jess Collier
Claud Walker
Carson Shinn
Warren Dorland
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Comet
Merle Kelly
North Evergreen
Secre
Tary
Christian A. Herter
Anna M. Burroughs
South Malcolm
Crosley Shelvadore
Reznor
Dearborn
Don Marple
W. G. Bodley
Adm
Area Home Loan Headquarters
Yates Center
Humboldt
Fredonia
Home Savings Association
Lincoln & Walnut
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