Community Notices and Local Updates from Tribune
Brief items detail organizational meetings and social events from Haida Parker Chapter 385 and Sorghum Valley Grange, plus personal visits and travel reports. Reports include traffic damage near Main and Grant in Joplin, intoxication arrests in Neodesha and Manhattan, and a child illness in Joplin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main and
Grant
Maude M. Gibson
Joplin
James H. White
R. 1
Manhattan
Paradise in College Public Relations author profile
Henry L. Bagley son of Mrs. Josephine Bagley 816 S Forest writes in College Public Relations Quarterly He is professor and director of public relations at Hardin Simmons University Abilene Texas He details three summers directing publicity for the University of Colorado College of Education Boulder He plans to stay in Boulder this summer pursue a doctorate and teach a class Bagley was elected chairman of District 10 of the American College Public Relations Association in February last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Bagley
Josephine Bagley
S. Forest
College Public Relations Quarterly
Bagley
Hardin-Simmons University
Abilene
Tex
College of Education
University of Colorado
Boulder
Colo
College
American College Public Relations Association
Dist. No. 10
Mothers Day Visits and Navy Leave Highlight Local News
The report lists multiple families visiting relatives for Mother's Day and notes Kenneth Clark’s Navy training completion in San Diego with a home leave. It also mentions visits between the Barnhills, Winder, Winans, Clark, Meyers, Schultz, and other local residents in Bartlesville, Coffeyville, Perry, Chanute, and Wichita areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Winder
Mabel Thornton
Harvey Barnhill
Kansas City
Perry
Iowa
Barnhill
Sam Jenkins
Kenneth Clark
San Diego
Charles Wagner
Bobby Harford
Harold Winans
Richard
Park Meyers
Chanute
Glenn Michael
Ward Corbitt
Sandra Schultz
Wesley Hospital
Wichita
Herbert Schultz
Elaine
Quits in Manufacturing Exceed Two Percent Monthly
The National Association of Manufacturers reports that more than 2 percent of the labor force voluntarily quits each month in the manufacturing sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Assn. of Manufacturers
Leap Picture Wins Contest in AP Missouri Kansas Event
The 1956 AP Missouri Kansas photo contest awarded Jim Wampler of the Wichita Eagle the sweepstakes prize for Eternity showing a man leaping to his death from a 16th floor hotel. Wampler also won Division A news first. Kansas City Star presented a plaque. Second place went to Sol Studio for Fulton Fire. third to Howard E Vogt for Fiery Descent. E W Johnson and Mrs Johnson attend the AP meeting in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Wampler
Wichita Eagle
Missouri-Kansas Associated Press News
Kansas City
Donald E. Ferguson
Allis Hotel
Downtown
Associated Press
Missouri-Kansas News
Wampler
Kansas City Star
Missouri-Kansas
Sol Studio
Fulton Fire
State Hospital
Fulton, Mo
Howard E. Vogt
The
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Cukjati takes third in half mile at state track meet
Bob Cukjati finished third in the 880-yard run in 2 minutes 1.8 seconds setting a new school mark. Bob Kohler of Wyandotte won the event in 1 minute 59.8 seconds. The former Chanute record of 2:01.9 was set by Cukjati at the regional meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Cukjati
Blue Comets
Wichita
Bob Kohler
Wyandotte
Chanute
Cukjati
Ronnie Fowler Tops West Main Stock Car Races
Ronnie Fowler of Chanute driving No. 44 won the feature the trophy dash and the fast car in the West Main stock car races last night. Joe Brundage No. 99 Iola won the slow car and an Australian pursuit race. Chuck Oswald No. 31 Yates Center won the consolation with 11 cars racing and six finishers in the feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie Fowler
Chanute
Joe Brundage
Iola
Chuck Oswald
Yates Center
Bill McDaniel
Buddy Almond
Squirt Bartholomew
Coffeyville
A. D. Ireland
Dick Kinney
McDaniel
Almond
Rod Quincy
Neosho Falls
George Spencer
Yates
High School Track Scores And Standings From Meet
Wichita East led with 26 points followed by Shawnee Mission 23 and Wyandotte 21. Other tallies included Independence 12 Lawrence 12 Derby 9 Wellington 8 Salina 7 and several 1 to 6 point scorers. Chanute entrants joined Cukjati and Ambler in various events as the squad traveled with Allen and Stowell. Fredonia scored 8 in Class A as Augusta led with 19 while Class B was split between Douglas and Halstead at 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita East
Shawnee Mission
Wyandotte
Wichita North
Hutchinson
McPherson
Ottawa
Independence
Lawrence
Derby
Wellington
Salina
Ward
Sumner
Great Bend
Hayden
Emporia
Manhattan
Arkansas City
Garden City
el Dorado
Coffeyville
Chanute
Cukjati
Spencer Ambler
Ambler
Keith Umbarger
Shelby Swain
Mike Fickel
Gary McKenzie
Larry Byers
Noah Allen
Dick Stowell
Fredonia
Augusta
Douglass
Halstead
Demos May Air Row Between Army Air Force
Washington reports indicate Democrats in Congress may publicly air a dispute between the Army and Air Force over defense spending and strategy. The issue arose on Armed Forces Day with mixed Senate and House reactions and references to potential waste and duplication in the missile field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Army
Air Force
Pentagon
Wilson
Francis Case
R-Sd
Mahon
Dtex
Sen. Jackson
D-Wash
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Armed Forces Day
Ft. Campbell
a_ Housemittee
CBS
Comet Golfers Finish Tenth at State Meet
The Blue Comet four man team of David Gough Larry Powell Mike Harris and Jerry McCune finished 10th and the two man duo Fred Gifford and Bill Barker placed 12th at the state high school tournament in Wichita. Wichita East won the four man crown with 614 while Shawnee Mission led the two man event with 328. Other scores list Shawnee Mission 644 Hutchinson 652 Topeka 653 Salina 679 Dodge City 685 Manhattan 685 Wichita North 691.
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Sons
Wyandotte
el Dolook
Rosedale
Highland
Park
St. Agnes
Kansas
Armed Services
Arkansas City
Wichita West
Feyville
Chanute
Gough
Powell
Harris
Mel Cune
Gifford
Barker
Max Cole
Wichita East
Blue Comet
Wichita
Harlie Wolgast
David Gough
Larry Powell
Mike Harris
Jerry McCune
Fred Gifford
Bill Barker
Shawnee Mission
Hutchinson
Topeka
Salina
Dodge City
Manhattan
Wichita North
Kingston Votes to Tear Down Old Bandstand
In Kingston New Hampshire residents fallback to tearing down an aging bandstand amid plans to repurpose the site and improve town use. The vote marks a local shift toward redevelopment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingson
N.H
Kingston
May 21 1956 Chanute Tribune Highlight
Noted Kansas community paper pages show local notes and events from Chanute and surrounding areas for May 21 1956, including society notices, brief announcements, and regional updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chanute Tribune
Spears Chiropractic Sanitarium claim cancer relief program
An advertisement from the Spears Chiropractic Sanitarium and Hospital in Denver Colorado promotes a cancer relief program. It offers 72 pages of testimonial proof and urges readers not to despair, claiming to relieve many cancerous conditions and prevent others and inviting written inquiries.
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Spears Chiropractic Sanitarium and Hospital
Denver
Colo
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Ina Craig
Eva Pownall
Thayer
H. E. Anderson
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