Block Predicted For Major Cuts In Foreign Aid
Washington lawmakers argued over the foreign aid bill as the House moved toward showdown votes on the overseas assistance program. Leaders aimed to defend a $3.603 billion package for the year starting July 1, about $339 million below Eisenhower's request, with preliminary votes expected late afternoon and Senate action to follow.
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Joseph W. Martin Jr
Mass
Eisenhower
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Thomas E. Morgan
D. Pa
Foreign Affairs Committee
Alvin M. Bentley
R-Mich
Bentley
E. Ross Adair
Ind
William A. Dawson
Utah
U. S
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First Baptist Sunday School Host Officers Share Social
Humboldt Gleaners Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church met Friday evening at the church with Albert Middendorf presiding. Friends and members, including 16 attendees, enjoyed refreshments, games, and a social hour hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Karr and Mr. and Mrs. Arethur Solomon.
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Humboldt
Robert Perry
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Notice of Hearing in Ruth G. Eltzholtz Estate Case
In the probate court of Neosho County Kansas a petition has been filed by William A. Eltzholtz as administrator for final settlement and heirs of Ruth G. Eltzholtz. Defenses must be filed by May 28 1958 at 10 00 AM in Erie Kansas.
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Ruth G. Eltzholtz
William A. Elitzholtz
Ruth G. Eltz
William A. Eltzholtz
Leslie H. Cable
Chanute Tribune
Neosho County
Kansas
Theodore P. Jones
T. P. Jones
A-K-Ea
Abba M. Jones
Reba M. Jones
Executriz
Balch & Bailey
Executrix
Cyrus Edward Wilkins
Cyrus E. ‘Wilkins
E. Wilkins
Probate
Local Families Visit Humboldt Residents After Event
Petersons traveled with Mrs Alta Mae Hamn and Mrs Gertrude Peterson of Hepler to Humboldt. Mrs Peterson joined the family for an evening return and plans a week stay at their home. Lincoln and Washington elementary PTA units host a Summer Round Up for prospective students and new kindergarten teacher Sheila Rains of Chanute. PTA presidents and hospitality committees lead the event with Lincoln School president Mrs E J Lombard and Washington School president Mrs Jack Peterson.
New Type X Ray Film For Mobile Units
TOPEKA Dr. Thomas R Hood state health officer announced a new type X ray film designed for mobile medical units. The statement outlined enhanced image clarity and reduced exposure time for field use.
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Topeka
Thomas R. Hood
New X-Ray Film Used by State Mobile Chest Units
Dr Hood states a new film cuts exposure time by about half in mobile chest X-ray units as part of the tuberculosis survey. Chest X-ray surveys remain a fundamental detection tool for tuberculosis and other chest diseases, aiming to minimize radiation exposure.
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State Health Department
Chanute City Resolutions On Street Improvements May 1958
City of Chanute resolves to pave east Elm Street with curb gutter and concrete. Also orders resurfacing of south Ashby Avenue and 8th Street corridors with tack coat leveling coat and asphalt mat surface, with public notices in Chanute Tribune for six days and protests due within twenty days after final publication.
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Ichanute
Neosho County
Kansas
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Grant
Grant Avenue
Chanute
Dale A. Dahlgren
Howard Parsons
Ashby Avenue
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Fourth Street
Cifanute
Eleventh
Eighteenth Street
West First Street
South Rutter Avenue
South Wilson Avenue
Evergreen Ave
Sixteenth Street
Plummer Avenue
Larson Avenue
City of
Fourteenth Street
Highland Avenue
Edith Avenue
Kanbas
Nineteenth Street
Kanas
Santa Fe Avenue
Walnut Street
Pine Street
Kan
Garfield Avenue
East Eleventh Street
Evergreen Avenue
Kansas Avenue
Chestnut Street
Chamute
Western Avenue
Labie
Bas
East Fourteenth Street
South Evergreen Avenue
South Central Avenue
Rutter Avenue
First Street
Second Street
Tennessee Avenue
West Main Street
West Hird Street
Kansas Learns of Prompt Safeguards for Program
Dr Hood states that changes and safeguards will be made promptly when advisable and recommended by professional advisory groups, assuring Kansas people of ongoing oversight and improvement of the program.
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Kansas
Dr. Hood
Higher Pay Checks for Servicemen Expected Bill Signing
President Eisenhower is expected to sign a bill that would raise pay for most armed services members starting June 1. The measure aims to boost pay across the ranks to improve morale and retention.
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Washington
Eisenhower
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