Dulles Rejects Neutral Zone For Germany
Secretary of State Dulles rejects any neutralized zone in Germany noting difficulties with an arms control pilot project. He favors Arctic testing for disarmament rather than Europe and cites inspection as key to reducing tensions. He also addresses press access to Red China and Israel Suez matters and Korea weapon upgrades.
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PTA Honors Alcott Teachers at Covered-Dish Dinner
Alcott PTA honored teachers from Alcott School at a covered-dish dinner thanking them for their work. Gifts were given to each teacher, with Mrs. Lee Embry installed as president for 1957-58. Patrol awards were presented to fifth and sixth graders, and Civil Defense films were shown by John LeRoy Burl O’Connor.
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Alcott Pta
PTA
Quentin Nelson
Lee Embry
Orval Prather
Kenneth Tebow
Fred Reno
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Chanute
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Conelrad
Graduates At Grant High
Seventeen seniors of Grant Township Rural High School will receive diplomas at commencement exercises at the high school at 8 p.m. May 23. M. J. Blackston, divisional manager of Investors Diversified Service Inc., Chanute, will speak on Price Tags of Success. A special musical number will be given by the mixed chorus and the boys quartet. The bacalaureate service will be held at 8 p.m. Sunday at the high school with Rev. Freeman Conant as speaker. Larry Olson is valedictorian and Kelly Richwine is salutatorian. Classified list of graduates includes Evelyn Beech, Gerald Bennett, Robert Campbell, Ramona Collins, Kenneth Goff, Dennis Goodsell, Kathleen Headley, James John, Merle Kelsey, Lee Kennedy, Mary Lou Morris, Marlene Page, Larry Richwine, Pete Smith and Ray Vanderford.
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STARK
Grant Township Rural High School
H. D. Woodworth
M. J. Blackston
Investors Diversified Service Inc
Chanute
Bernard Smith
Freeman Conant
Larry Olson
Kelly Richwine
Evelyn Beech
Gerald Bennett
Robert Campbell
Ramona Collins
Kenneth Goff
Dennis Goodsell
Katherne Headley
James John
Merle Kelsey
M'Lee Kennedy
Mary Lou Morris
Marlene Page
Larry Richwine
Pete Smith
Ray Vanderford
Big Investment Growth for Midwest Farming
Washington reports rising farm costs as 1956 investment per worker in a cash grain farm averaged 60 000, up from 19 000 in 1940. Wheat farms 54 000 versus 11 000, cotton 7 000 versus 2 000, dairy 15 000 versus 4 000, driven by more mechanization and other advances.
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Agriculture Department
Midwest Corn Belt
Local concerns on farm size and rising land prices
The article discusses organization and enlargement of farms alongside increases in prices for land, machinery, and related farm costs. It notes pressures on farmers to expand holdings and invest in equipment amid rising market prices.
St Paul High Class of Twenty to Hold Commencement
St Paul high school will award diplomas to 20 seniors in an 8 p.m. ceremony at the school auditorium on Friday May 24 with LaDonna Van Leeuwen and Dorothy Van Leeuwen as co valedictorians. Lonnie Woods, superintendent of Independence schools, will preside. Class Night occurs the prior evening at 8 p.m. Readings will feature Charles Bailey Thomas Born Paul Carroll Donald Carter Doris Jean Courtney Anna Mae Davied Joline Kennedy John La Forge James Lero Delores Madl Katherine McAfee William OBryan Harold Purdon John Kevin Smith Robert Titus Carl Treiber Gary Van Leeuwen Mauricia Vitt and Charles Westhoff.
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Independence
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Charles Bailey
Thomas Born
Paul Carroll
Donald Carter
Doris Jean Courtney
Anna Mae Davied
Jolene Kennedy
John la Forge
James Lero
Delores Madl
Kathrine McAfee
William O'Bryan
Harold Purdon
John Kevin Smith
Robert Titus
Carl Treiber
Gary van Leeuwen
Mauricia Vitt
Charles Westhoff
Daily Oil Production Drops During Week
The Oil and Gas Journal survey shows total crude oil and condensate output fell by 150 thousand barrels to 7 422 425 for the week ended May 11. Oklahoma and Kansas both declined by 34 950 barrels to 337 800 each, while Wyoming rose by 8 800 to 285 750. The Journal projects 1957 production at 96 801 125 barrels.
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Oil and Gas Journal
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the Journal
4-H Club Reports Gains Plans and Memorial Wish
The club notes income rises to 949,840,232 a year ago with Nebraska and Colorado advancements. Morton presided as Arkansas and Morton production held steady. Members voted five dollars for a memorial for Richard Eugene and Jesse Lee Holbert. Plans were set for 4-H Sunday on May 26 with group singing, talks on sheep and health, and various musical numbers.
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Arkansas
Morton
Richard Eugene
Jesse Lee Holbert
Karna Coats
Carolyn Wing
Larry Marple
Tommy Ayers
Gene Autry
Robert Stone
High Prairie Pioneers Plan Club Tour
The High Prairie Pioneers 4-H Club set May 25 for a club tour at a meeting held Thursday night in the High Prairie church. Nineteen members eight parents and a visitor attended the session. Rich-
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Chanute Tribune Highlights May 14 1957 Edition
Chanute Tribune reports from May 14 1957 cover local news, community events, and regional updates. Includes briefs on town meetings and school notices with period voice and concise summaries.
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Chanute Tribune
Beaver City Birth Triplets Reported at Local Hospital
A local notice reports Mrs. Doe schult delivered triplets amid a special school day outing. The event drew community interest as Beaver City residents followed the unusual birth announcement and school calendar quirks.
Sneak Day Outing Noted in Beaver City
Beaver City Nebraska reports Melvin Doeschult guiding high school seniors on a Sneak Day trip to Colorado Springs. The incident highlights a planned unauthorized excursion and local response.
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Beaver City
Henson Named Assistant Attorney General in Topeka
Charles N. Henson Jr. of Belleville has been appointed assistant attorney general effective May 20. The announcement confirms the new post in Topeka and notes Henson will join the state Department of Law.
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Topeka
Charles N. Henson Jr
Belleville
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