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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1957

Page

2

Local residents and visitors share weekend in Chanute

Mr and Mrs Donald R Ward and children of Lexington Missouri visited with his parents Mr and Mrs T O Ward and with Mrs Ward s parents Mr and Mrs M E Stover. Crockett Texas man C Middleton arrested for intoxication released to leave town en route to Topeka veterans hospital. Police report hubcap theft from a 1955 Chevrolet. Dr and Mrs J S Whitteberry returned from state chiropractic convention in Kansas City. Families from Hammond Indiana and Lawrence Kansas visit Chanute for Mother s Day and church services. eventos include Mexican Baptist church visitors, Chanute Junior College prom, Senior High annual distribution, and local clubs meetings.

Donald R. Ward Lexington, Mo T. O. Ward N. Lafayette C. Middleton Crockett Texas Middleton Veterans’ Hospital Topeka J. S. Whitteberry Kansas City Town House Hotel Dr. Whitteberry Larry Perry Lawrence L. D. Perry S. Highland Perry Maude Kinder Hubert Koch Koch Margaret Katherine Kinder Fredonia University of Kansas Margaret Koch University

Nuclear Tests Start Thursday After Settlement in Nevada

Las Vegas reports the Atomic Energy Commission and newsmen prepare for the 1957 nuclear test series to begin Thursday after a labor dispute delaying the first explosion was settled late Saturday. The joint effort includes AEC scientists and media on the test site in Nevada.

Las Vegas Nev Atomic Energy Commission AEC

Wall Street Extends 1957 Gains as Volume Rises

Industrials pushed the market higher in late trading as volume neared 2.7 million shares, up from about 2.43 million on Friday. The report notes a continued upward drift in the stock market for the year helped by strong activity in late afternoon trading.

New York

Cattle Steady Hog Prices Slip in Kansas City Market

Kansas City livestock report shows cattle steady with gains for fed steers and stockers while hogs slip with barrows and gilts weak to 15 lower. Cattle prices list varied by class, including good and choice steers at 19.25 to 23.75 and sows down to 15.00. Parsons market notes hogs 25 cents lower, cattle steady, veals and stockers varying by grade, with prices provided for multiple weight ranges. Eggs, butter, and grain futures round out the regional commodity snapshot.

Kansas City USDA U. S Parsons Livestock Parsons

Work resumes at test site after picket lines cleared

Construction workers return to the Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Co. test site after picket lines were removed. The dispute involved Teamsters Local 631 and the primary contractor on the project.

Teamsters Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Co

Daily Transcript Memorial Hospital Admittances and Discharges

The Daily Transcript lists hospital activity at Memorial Hospital with Admittances for Saturday Sunday and today including A Knapp Coffeyville medical Ren va Baird 104 S Bergreen Mrs Joe M Westerman 517 N Santa Fe surgery Mrs C W Danials Humboldt James W Wright 217 W 7th medical Mrs Frank Shaw Girard medical Neal Wright Stark Mrs Ed D Hardendorf 611 S Central medical Mrs T R McCoy 217 S Malcolm surgery Mrs W L Danials Elsmore medical Mrs P L Fickel Earlton surgery and today Mrs Hilary A Brooks 119 S Denman surgery Mrs Harry Ingels Lavenburg medical Fred R Cole Humboldt medical Louie Rigole 1224 N Washington medical plus dismissals for Saturday Sunday and today including Mrs Fred Johnson R 2 Quentin C Loop 106 N Forest Mrs N B Neptune Humboldt Mrs Lucille Slater 303 S Wilson Thomas H Penn Coffeyville Mrs Zoe Sparks Coffeyville and for Sunday Mrs Martin Zirjacks Humboldt Mrs Hester Byer 704 N Washington Joan Lopeman 1117 S Malcolm Mrs Chester W Danials Humboldt and for today Timothy D Umbarger Thayer Lee A Knapp Coffeyville Mrs Joe M Westerman 517 N Santa Fe Glen Gough Eric Howard Johnson 25 W 3rd Mrs Eugene F Thielenhaus and son 415 E 12th Mrs Nettie McGarr 1007 W Main Birth Saturday Mr and Mrs D L Milner Yates Center a boy.

T. R. McCoy S. Malcolm W. L. Danials Elsmore P. L. Fickel Earlton Hilary A. Brooks S. Denman Harry Ingels Lavenburg Fred R. Cole Humboldt Louie Rigole N. Washington Medical Fred Johnson Quentin C. Loop N. Forest Normand Neptune Lucille Slater S. Wilson Thomas H. Penn Coffeyville Zoe Sparks Martin Zirjacks Hester Byer Joan Lopeman Chester W. Danials Timothy D‘umbarger Thayer Lee A. Knapp Joe M. Westerman N. Santa Fe Glen Gough Eric Howard Johnson W. 3Rd Eugene F. Thielenhaus and Son E. 12Th Nettie McGarr W. Main D. L. Milner Yates Center

Social Calendar May 14 1987 Roosevelt PTA and clubs

Roosevelt PTA hosts a bake and basket dinner in the school basement at 6 30 p m Ladies of GAR meet at Memorial Building at 2 p m Women s Golf Association plays at Country Club at 9 a m and 1 30 p m Chanute Textile Paint Club gathers at Carpenters Hall at 10 a m Hulda Parker Chapter CFS meets at Masonic Temple featuring past matron and past patrons with social night at 7 p m

Roosevelt Pta Ladies of Gar Memorial Women's Golf Association Chanute Textile Paint Club Carpenters Hulda Parker CFS Masonic Temple

Nuclear Science Needs Students at Brookhaven Symposium

Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower warned educators face a shortage of nuclear energy teachers and students as Russia leads in training scientists. At Brookhaven National Laboratory he opened a five day Inter American nations for peace symposium with 200 scientists from 21 countries discussing atomic energy needs and applications in the Americas. He cited an Atomic Energy Commission official noting manpower as the main barrier to peaceful nuclear progress, stressing the Soviet Union's planned output and the United States projected numbers for 1950 to 1960.

Brookhaven N.Y Milton S. Eisenhower Russia United States Eisenhower Brookhaven National Laboratory Atomic Research Center South Central America The Atomic Energy Commission Soviet Union Soviet Russia Johns Hopkins University

Cream分類 and poultry weight listings

Fragmentary OCR shows poultry categories with cream numbers, hen weights 412 lbs and up, 09 hens under 42 lbs, roosters, and hides. Several garbled phrases cloud the exact items.

Arts and Crafts Fair At Murray Hill Draws 800 Attendees

About 800 people visited the city schools Arts and Crafts Fair at Murray Hill Auditorium over Friday to Sunday. Robert O. Blank Jr. noted strong Mother's Day turnout and highlighted a Saturday night style review by Senior High School home economics pupils. Fifty girls modeled garments, with special music from Senior High School students. The event featured 30 plus community crafts exhibits, 43 elementary pupil displays, and pieces by tuberculosis hospital patients in therapeutic recreation. Exhibits remain for this week for inspection by visiting elementary groups.

Murray Hill Robert O. Blank Jr Southae Kansas Tuberculosis

Copter Crash Fatal to Two in Newfoundland

Premier J B Smallwood declined a ride in a new four seater helicopter. His son Ramsay, wife Florence, and sister in law Mrs Richard Morrow boarded with pilot Gilbert Wass. The tail struck a high tension wire at takeoff and the craft crashed in flames. Florence Smallwood and the pilot died. Ramsay Smallwood had first degree burns. Mrs Morrow suffered fractured ribs and other injuries.

ST. Johns Mld Eastern Provincial Airways Newfoundland J. B. Smallwood RussWood Ranch Ramsay Florence Richard Morrow Gilbert Wass

Editors and Publishers Meet in Manhattan

Thirty five editors and publishers attend the spring meeting of Kansas Associated Press members in Manhattan. The meeting, chaired by Richard Seaton of the Coffeyville Journal, discussed news collection and distribution. Rolla Clymer of the El Dorado Times urged ongoing effort to improve newspapers. The group and their wives dined at the Manhattan Country Club and later lunched with Maj. Gen. David H. Buchanan at Ft. Riley.

Manhattan, Kas Kansas Associated Press Richard Seaton Coffeyville Journal AP State Rolla Clymer el Dorado Times Manhattan Mercury Manhattan Country Club David H. Buchanan Ft. Riley

Virginia housewife crowned Mrs America in Florida

Forty eight national homemakers gathered for a breakfast to honor the new Mrs America, a statuesque Arlington Virginia brunette. Mrs Linwood Findley, representing the District of Columbia, was crowned after a weeklong series of cooking sewing ironing and housekeeping contests. Findley, 32, mother of four, is wife of Lt Col Harry Findley at the Armed Forces Industrial College in Washington.

Fort Lauderdale Fla America Arlington Linwood Findley District of Columbia Findley Harry Findley Armed Forces Industrial College Washington

Escapee From Jail Will Try It Again

Emil Jantti, 53, who served 30 days for a prior escape, walked out of Cheshire County Jail through a fence hole. He spent two days in the woods before returning to Winchester and turning himself back in after his wife drove him to the jail.

Westmoreland N. H Emil Jantti Cheshire County Frank Walker Jantti Winchester

Airmen Rescued After Bailout West of Here

Two Air Force crewmen bailed out from a B57 Canberra bomber 1 060 miles west of San Francisco yesterday. They are expected to reach Honolulu on the Coast Guard cutter Wachusetts on Thursday.

San Francisco Air Force Here Honolulu Coast Guard

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