Haiphong Falls to Vietminh Occupation Amid Flight Storm
Hundreds of Vietnamese flee as Vietminh troops occupy Haiphong city after French surrender. The order to report to police targets collaborators with the French and Vietnamese forces, with threats of imprisonment or death. Do Son Peninsula troops mass as evacuation deadline nears and North Vietnam faces full Vietminh control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haiphong
North Indochina
Red Rule
U. S
Dien Bien Phu
North Viet Nam
Do Son
Indochina
Viet Nam
Oklahoma City Traffic Chief Late to Safety Conference
Oklahoma City's top traffic officer, P Maj. Clay A. Scheid, arrived late to a safety conference saying he had a wreck on the way down. He spoke with fellow safety experts about roadway safety following the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Clay A. Scheid
Cutter Laboratories moves fast to halt polio vaccine
Cutter Laboratories ordered a rapid withdrawal and worldwide halt on using its polio vaccine within 38 minutes of the Public Health Service suspension. Company leaders defend safety while investigators test the product as public questions mount and frontline staff report no panic among workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkeley
Calif
Cutter Laboratories
Cutter
U.S. Public Health Service
Public Health Service
Hamilton
Mont
Carl Ecklund
Idaho
National Institutes of Health
Robert K. Cutter
Highspeed
Fred Cutter
GOP Jubilee invites Democrats to Sixth District event
Sixth District Young Republicans invite both parties to the 96th GOP Jubilee in Salina. Jubilee chairman Don Williams says the program will be mostly non political and voters from all parties may discuss recent Kansas legislative action with speakers including Sen. William Weigand Sen. John Weelk Rep. Rodney Bently Rep. Ben Marshall and Lt. Guy John McCuish as moderator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salinap
GOP
Don Williams
Kansas
Wiliam Weigand
LaCrosse
John Weelk
Russell
Rodney Bently
Shields
Ben Marshall
Lincoln
Guy
John McCuish
Tribune subscription request from Chanute reader
A Chanute reader writes to start a Tribune subscription and includes a payment note for yearly service. The message provides no full name or address beyond the note line and asks for enrollment details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Cutter Products Fueled by Long-Running Demand
The firm note says 350 other products remain in production, with steady demand for Cut ter items. Fred Cutter states no letdown in demand for its long-running Cutter products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cutter
Civil War Reenactment at Lexington Fails to Fire
Civil War soldiers kept powder dry during a rain soaked mock battle at Lexington marking Wentworth Academy’s 75th anniversary. About 4,000 spectators watched reenactors including Wentworth cadets National Guardsmen a University of Texas drill team and an Army unit from Fort Riley Kansas reenact 1861 events with two cannons failing to fire due to wet powder.
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Lexington
Sterling Price
James A. Mulligan
Battle of
Wentworth Military Academy
Wentworth
National Guardsmen
University of Texas
Ft. Riley
Kan
WSCS Circles Report Busy Year Of Meeting Notes
Several WSCS circles met Wednesday with hostesses including Mrs. Roy D. Johnson and Mrs. A F VanWickle. Devotions, yearend reports, book reviews on In Our Image and The Gentle House, poems read, and a covered dish luncheon accompanied by discussions of next year’s program. Fifteen members attended Circle 9 with gifts and tributes to Mrs. Poor.
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Methodist
WSCS
Roy D. Johnson
Paschal Grimes
H. M. Minnich
Thayer
Houston Hart
Joe Payne
W. H. Riley
O. A. Klingner
John Gorton
Walter Poor
John Freeman
Louisas
Poor
Nellie Stevens
Peter Marshall
W. D. Sperry
Dean Skinner
Robert Briley
Anna Terrett Rose
Circle 9
James A. Allen
East Ninth Street
George Olford
Edwin C. Cathers
Gordon Gray
Frank Young
New Officers Installed at Local Club Meeting
Mrs. Fred Johnston becomes president as the club welcomes new leadership during a brief service. Members contributed $5 to the Red Cross and planned luncheon duties with Ms. Riegle, Johnston, William Templeton, Tom Wilson, and Jim Gilbreath on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Fred Johnston
Mmes. Riegle
Johnston
William Templeton
Tom Wilson
Jim Gilbreath
Bible verses mark Wom ens Council meeting in Buffalo
At the Christian church Wednesday afternoon the Women’s Council held a meeting with Bible verses recited after singing. Mrs. Daisy Sawders led prayer, and Mrs. Asa Cast eel read Scripture. A mother daughter tea was postponed. Mrs. Homer May directed the program with piano and vocal solos. Refreshments served to 15 members, one visitor, and five children.
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Buffalo
Meeting of
Womens Council
Christian Church
Daisy Sawders
Asa Casteel
Homer May
Verus Ambrose
T. L. Bushfield
Jake Cutler
Favorite Recipes Strawberry Coconut Cream
Dessert recipe combines fresh strawberries and coconut cream pudding. Six servings prepared in six sherbet glasses with sugared berries, pudding, and a garnish of unhulled berries. Chill and set briefly before serving.
How Can I Make Starch Substitutes and Flavors
A reader asks how to stiffen fabrics with substitutes for organ dies silk crepe and cretonne. Answers include sugar solution for organdy gum arabic for silk and crepe and bran or rice water for cretonne. A second reader asks how to flavor apple sauce by folding stiffly beaten egg whites and chilling then garnishing with crystallized fruit. A third inquiry covers preventing clothesline stretching by boiling it before first use to extend durability.
Vilas Vikings 4-H Club Chooses First Lesson
Vilas Vikings 4-H club met in the church fellowship room on May 6 for its first project lesson of the season. Mrs. Roy Larson and Mrs. Roy Anderson demonstrated the impact of not sifting flour before measuring. Eleven members and their mothers attended. the next meeting is with Mrs. Larson on May 20.
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Vilas Vikings
Church Fellowship Room
Roy Larson
Roy Anderson
Larson
Armed Forces Day Urged by Eisenhower Message
President Eisenhower urged Americans in a filmed message to use Armed Forces Day to become better acquainted with the armed components of national power for peace. The observance is a week away from tomorrow.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Dragonfly Eye Composed of About 30000 Units
A dragonfly's compound eye contains roughly 30,000 individual facets called ommatidia. This dense array provides broad, sharp vision and aids navigation, prey detection, and flight control in complex airspace.
Today's Mothers Club Closes Season
The Mothers Club ended its season with a Thursday luncheon at the president Mrs. E W Riegle home 1202 W 7th. Eighteen members and three guests attended with lavender and white daphne decor and crystal accents.
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Mothers Club
E. W. Riegle
W. 7Th
R. O. Wood
Arkansas City
Mary Catherine Martin
Artesia
N. M
R. D. Churchill
Council Studies Financial Needs For Kansas
The Legislative Council approves a $12,500 study to determine Kansas financial needs over the next decade, with a three member citizen advisory group to be named by Gov. Hall. Estimates on education highways welfare and more due by Sept. 14 for next year and up to ten years. A separate $13,800 study on penal institutions is planned for 1957. A total budget of $27,849 for general work and $66,811 for the research department was set for the next fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Legislative Council
Howard Immel
R-Iola
Fred Hall
Council
Charitable, Benevolent and Penal Institutions Committee
Paul Wunsch
R-Kingman
Chanute Tribune Publisher Rates Notice
Public notice lists subscription rates for Neosho Wilson and Woodson counties and nearby areas. Rates include monthly and multi month terms with a few lines of pricing and service details. The note appears in the Chanute Tribune publishing history and operations context.
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Allen
Neosho
Wilson
Woodson County
The
Tribune
Alles Wilson
Woodson
Representative Tiffel Proposes Study of Noxious Weed Control
Rep. George Tiffel of Stockton introduces a bill calling for a statewide study of California’s noxious weed control and eradication program to assess effectiveness and propose improvements. The measure seeks a detailed review by a designated agency and a public report.
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George Tiffel
Stockton
Kansas Motor Carriers to Meet in Salina in June
The Kansas Motor Carriers Association will hold its spring conference in Salina on June 10 and 11. President Mark Robeson announced the gathering and discussed schedule details.
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Topekap
Kansas Motor Carriers Assn
Salina
Mark Robeson Gai
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Chanute Tribune
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Chanute
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