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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1959
Page
8
Dr. George W. Crane urges careful mate selection and prudent planning for a stable home. He warns against rushing into marriage and highlights religious alignment, employment readiness, and financial stability as keys to a lasting union. He advises evaluating character with his 200-point tests and cautions against parental dependency.
Gov George Docking and Mrs Docking hosted Kansas Democratic House members Floyd Breeding Newell A George and Denver Hargis and their wives at a Washington dinner. Docking attended a Federal State Relations Committee meeting and and the Breedings will host a reception for the Dockings with many Congress members invited. Docking said he is not a candidate for Senate or vice president in 1940.
Camp training for Girl Scout unit leaders is set for Thursday and Friday with sessions for day camp enthusiasts June 22 to 26 from 1 to 7 pm daily. Meetings run from 4 30 am to 2 30 pm. Thursday’s gathering occurs at Camp Wonderwood and Friday’s at the annex behind the Christian church. Contact Mr L J Cox for more information.
A CTA spokesman says a veteran motorman failed to brake in time, causing a rear collision of two Loop trains during rush hour. About 125 taken to hospitals, 800 passengers aboard, two seriously injured and 19 hospitalized overnight. Motorman Dominic Paris, 46, was injured and declined to comment.
Paul Cook of Stark was elected president of the Save The Quail Association in a meeting Friday night at the George Cobb home. Fred Humphrey of Bronson becomes vice president and Betty Baldwin of Savonburg takes over as secretary treasurer succeeding Carl Olson and Minnie Atkinson respectively.
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