Community News Briefs Roundup Highlights Local Events
Urbana activities include a Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs. Ora Heilman’s home on Wednesday at 2 p.m. A Mother’s Day program is planned at Big Creek Methodist Church. Local officials and educators report on recent legislation and institute plans, with June meetings set in Topeka.
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Urbana
Ladies Aid
Ora Heilman
Susie Kennedy
Big Creek Methodist
Nellie Stevens
Neosho County
Kansas
Yates Center
A. Throckmorton
James Needham
John Cundy
Topeka
Don Pedro Play Cast and Local News Notes
Don Pedro, prince of Arragon, in the Alban Vernado directed comedy. Mr. and Mrs Wayne G Todd visit Brush relatives as Todd resigns from Production Management Denver to head Lubar Oil drilling in U S and Canada. Joe Rogers bitten by a dog in the 300 block South Tennessee. Sam Hedges bitten while riding a bicycle in the 500 block South Lafayette.
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Don Pedro
Prince of
Wayne G Todd
Brush
Colo
Todd
H. P. Leh
Rack
S. Forest
Denver
U. S
Canada
Lubar Oil Company
California
North Dakota
Joe Rogers
South
Tennessee
Sam Hedges
Orville Hedges
W. Seventh
Lafayette
Admittances Dismissals and Births in Daily Transcript
The Daily Transcript lists Thursday admissions at Neosho Memorial Hospital including Ernest Kepley Benedict and others with medical cases, along with dismissals such as Ruth Tinsley and Mrs. Howard Dobson. Birth recorded for Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Jones a girl. Police and court notices cover traffic citations, fines, and a divorce filing for Sharon Williams and George Williams.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Ernest Kepley
R. 1
Richard Wiggans
Benedict
Medical
Jerian Wille
Humboldt
Paul D. Kroenke
S. Steuben
Lottie Young
S. Ashby
Surgical
W. S. Pond
Prairie Village
Guy M. Lea
W. 7Th
Cleo Stafford
Thayer
Melvin Wilson
N. Grant
H. E. Wallace
S. Washington
Kenneth Wright
S. Tennessee
Thomas Bartholomew
Eric
Lonnie S. Brown
Ruth Tinsley
S. Forest
Howard Dobson and Son
S. Plummer
L. F. Schulenberg
Gerald Jones
S. Denman
District Court
Sharon Williams
George Maynard Williams
Chanute
Chamber backs Redmond dam funding at Washington hearings
Chanute Chamber of Commerce will push for immediate construction funds for the John Redmond dam near Burlington. The resolution, mailed to House and Senate subcommittees, seeks water stabilization, flood control, and industrial and recreational benefits. Signed by Chamber officials, the plan is supported by two city officials attending the hearings.
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Chanute
John Redmond
Buriington
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
House
Senate Public Works Appropriations
Redmond
Neosho
Marlin Blackston
Quentin Nelson
Water Resources Committee
Les Matthews
Dale A. Dahlgren
Randall Diver
1035 Candidates For K State Degrees
A total of 1 035 candidates for degrees at Kansas State College's commencement exercises June 1 has been announced by Ellsworth M Gerritz director of admissions and registrar For the year K State expects to confer more than 1 600 degrees It conferred 373 at January commencement exercises and annually grants some 300 more at exercises following summer school Read and use Tribune want ads.
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Manhattan
Kansas State College
Ellsworth M. Gerritz
K-State
Cattle Light and Hogs Steady in Kansas City Trade
Cattle light with calves scarce. hogs 2,000 head active with barrows and gilts steady to strong. Sheep offerings thin. Wheat futures slip while corn shows minor losses. cows and sows priced in Kansas City ranges, with high variability across weight classes.
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Kansas City
Missionaries Named From Missouri And Kansas
St Louis reports the Methodist Church commissioned 33 women and two men yesterday as missionaries or deaconesses. The group includes Jean Marie Powell of Hays Kansas Kathleen Crane of Webb City Missouri and Elaine Williams Nall of Kansas City along with others.
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ST. Louis
Jean Marie Powell
Hays
Kas
Kathleen Crane
Webb City
Elaine Williams Nall
Kansas City
Methodist Church
Wall Street Logs Modest Gains With Mixed Stocks
Wall Street rose in early trading and then slackened in the afternoon with moderate gains. Turnover reached an estimated 2.8 million shares, up slightly from Thursday as key stocks edged up fractions to about a point amid varied results.
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New York
Flooding Hits in Kentucky
Storms and floods lash the Southeast with eastern Kentucky suffering the worst impacts. In Catlettsburg about 300 families were evacuated as half the town flooded and officials warned the Big Sandy and Ohio rivers would crest above flood stage. Recovery and damage costs exceeded ten million dollars across flood plains.
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Associated Press
Plains
Kentucky
Catlettsburg
Charles Gibbs
Ohio River
Pikeville
Prestonsburg
Paintsville
Ohio
Virginia
West Virginia
Louisiana
Oklahoma-Texas Panhandle
German war criminals released from Landsberg Prison
Four German war crime defendants including three former SS colonels and a concentration camp guard were released from Landsberg Prison. In Tokyo six Japanese war criminals were paroled this week, dropping Sugamo Prison’s inmates to 18. In Jakarta New York Times correspondent Bernard Kalb was briefly arrested without explanation.
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Landsberg
Germany
U. S. Army
Landsberg Prison
Tokyo
United States
Sugamo
Hisashi Ichioka
Jakarta
Indonesia
New York Times
Bernard Kalb
Little Girl Dies After Firemen's Rescue Efforts
Ten-year old Maudeen Nutt, asthmatic since age three, died last night in Stanley Kansas after firemen used a resuscitator for nearly an hour. A doctor from Olathe declared her dead upon arrival. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs James Nutt.
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Stanley, Kas
Maudeen Nutt
Stanley
Olathe
Paris
James Nutt
France
Political chaos deepens as cabinet stalemate persists
In Budapest the latest cabinet crisis widens as three political leaders refuse to cooperate within a day. Gomulka arrives for a long awaited visit as Polish and Hungarian Communist leaders clash over 1956 upheaval. Dr Khan Saheb, 76, founder of Noon’s Republican party, is assassinated in Lahore. Ata Mohammed identified as the killer. In London the Soviet Union hardens stance toward Yugoslavia amid talks Khrushchev faces ouster rumors.
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Budapest
Hungary
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Soviet Union
Lahore
West Pakistan
Dr. Khan Saheb
Firoz Khan Noon
Republican Party
Ataohammed
London
Yugoslavia
Nikita Khrushchev
Bishop Fenner Will Confirm at Grace Episcopal Church
The Rt. Rev. Goodrich R. Fenner of Topeka, bishop of the Episcopal Kansas diocese, will preside at confirmation Sunday evening at Grace Episcopal Church. Evening prayer and confirmation start at 7 30 p.m. A reception for the bishop and 18 confirmands will follow in Sawyer Hall.
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Goodrich R. Fenner
Topeka
Episcopal Kansas Diocese
Grace Episcopal Church
Boyd Latimer
Sawyer Hall
Mrs Pearson Presides at WMS Meeting
Mrs Everett Pearson presided Wednesday at the Grant Avenue Baptist church for a Women's Missionary Society meeting. Mrs Jerry Doyle led the love gift dedication. 40 members and a guest attended. Mrs Ray Plummer reviewed the book Cross and Crisis of Japan.
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Everett Pearson
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Women’s Missionary Society
Jerry Doyle
Mmes
Ray Spencer
Everett Olson
James Cottrell
Cross
Japan
Ray Plummer
Roy Dixon
Signa Anderson
Bernice Griesel
Plummer
Mrs. L. E. Gahman Hosts Peace and Progress Unit
The Peace and Progress HDU met with hostess Mrs. L. E. Gahman at 312 N Lincoln with Mrs. Paul Taylor presiding. Members answered What I Owe to My Country in roll call and 19 members attended. They made seven dozen bed pads for the cancer dressing project and planned thrift-table fundraisers.
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Peace and Progress Hdu
L. E. Gahman
N. Lincoln
Paul Taylor
Charles Steinman
the News
Coffeyville
George Allen
J. W Oliver
Allen
C. L. Bidding
Local Club Hears Report and Names Next Hostess
The Chanute Tribune notes a new member joined and refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Harley Napp. Mrs. Lola Kuykendall of R. 1 will host the next meeting on June 12.
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Harley Napp
Lola Kuykendall
Ladies Aid Meeting at EUB Church in Earlton
Mrs. Alva McLaren hosted the Ladies Aid gathering with Mrs. Alvin Morris as co host. The group sang, scripture verses were read, and Mrs. Morris presented the lesson I Go To Church. Mrs. Taylor offered a poem My Mother's Hand and led closing prayer. A plate luncheon followed for 16 attendees.
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Earlton
Alva McLaren
Ladies Aid
EUB Church
Alvin Morris
McLaren
Lewis Taylor
Morris
Series of Services At Church of the Nazarene
A series of services will be held next week at the Church of the Nazarene beginning at 7 30 each evening. Pastor Rev Claude E Pittenger announced. Guest speakers include Dr M Kimber Moulton of Los Angeles Rev Ralph Simpson Pittsburg Rev Ross W Hayslip Carthage Mo and Dr W T Purkiser Kansas City.
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Church of the Nazarene
Claude E. Pittenger
M. Kimber Moulton
Los Angeles
Ralph Simpson
Pittsburg
Ross W. Hayslip
Carthage
W. T. Purkiser
Kansas City
State Board of Health Appointments Made
Gov. George Docking announced three year terms on the State Board of Health effective May 1. Appointees include Dr. James J. Basham of Fort Scott replacing Dr. Lyle Glenn of Protection, Dr. Earl C. Sifers of Kansas City replacing Dr. Ivan W. Cain, and Ed W. Schaefer of Prairie Village replacing D. C. Wesche of Manhattan as the sanitary engineer.
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Topeka
George Docking
State Board of Health
James J. Basham
Fort Scott
Lyle Glenn
Protection
Earl C. Sifers
Kansas City
Ivan W. Cain
Ed W. Schaefer
Prairie Village
D. C. Wesche
Manhattan
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Royal Tires
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S. Santa Fe
Tribune
Lynn Shaw
Erie
Fusileers
Missouri Military Academy
Mexico
Columbia
Towns
Pasco
Leo Fickel Earlton
Kstate
Harold J. Fulps
S. Lafayette
Independence
Leanna Christian Church
Dwight Lewis
Village Creek
George Crockatt
Concordia
B. J. Edmundson
Paul Mark
Edmundsons
Crockatt
First Presbyterian Church
Harry Lewis
Malcolm
Lorenz Misbach
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Kansas City University
Misbach
Henrietta Satterlee
Lewis
A. K. Lewis
Lincoln
Raymond
Marcia Nelson
Darrell Nelson
Travis
Carpenters Hall
John Nelson
Harley
Nelson
University of Kansas City Playhouse
Fred C. Gardner
KCU
Daily Transcript
George Winder
S. & Ashby
Acton
W. C
C of Carges
Redmond Dam
Hail Insurance Company
Roc Hh
Cimarron
Kansas Titan
H & H Agency
WN. Lincoln
Kansas City Livestock
Chicago
Chicago Grain
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Shorts
Escent Lower
Ne Caine
Wall Street
CHG
Am Tel & Tel
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Atchison Cee
Beth Steel Ween
Chrysler
Penney
Global Briefs
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WMS
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Chanute Tribune
Church of Nazarene
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Santa Fe
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Wun
Mom
Bennett
Panto
Bill Morgan
Mgr
Bargain
Philco
Ve-In Bank
Main & Lincoln
First National Bank
Chanute, Kas
F.D.I.C
FTDA
Gladiolus
Cinerarias
Camellias
Truitt’s Greenhouse
N. Steuben
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