Humboldt High to Graduate 47 in Diamond Anniversary
Humboldt High School plans to graduate 47 seniors at its diamond anniversary commencement next Tuesday. Dean A McGee will deliver the address Your Frontiers. The Baccalaureate speaker will be Rev Ruth Campbell. Diplomas will be presented by Mrs Robert Finney.
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Humboldt — Humboldt High School
Karl Killion
Dean A. McGee
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries of Oklahoma
Humboldt High School
Larry Arme
Douglas Davis
Todd Gannon
James Anderson
Humboldt Rotary Club
Monarch Cement Company
Killion
Robert A. Finney
Humboldt Board of Education
William Scott
Orville Mason
Jacqueline Sue Lamonn
Mae Frances Landrum
Sandra Ann Lassman
Paul L. Moore Marita Nadine Perry
Jerrine Ann Puckett
Harley Eugene Reaves
Margarita Trinidad Sanchez
Ann Elizabeth Saying
Paul Andrew Setter
Verna Lee Smith
Linda Lee Stoll
James Arthur Summervill
Robert Lloyd Thott
Carol Marie Tipton
Mary Fllen Vass
Richard F. Weilert
Joseph Howard Womack
Kathryn Kay Hoepker Wood
Wall Street Closes Near Historic High on Moderate Gain
The New York market kept a moderate gain with activity tapering late after a busy start. Volume was about 3 million shares versus 3.25 million the prior day as most stock moves were small with some losses while the market stayed above Wednesday levels.
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New York
IGA Interest Sold in Chicago Food Stores Tie
AP reports the sale of a half interest in IGA Food Stores, a Chicago chain with more than 8 000 locations. Details describe ownership transfer and potential impact on operations and branding.
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Chicago
IGA Food
IGA Plans Nationwide Sale Of Stores And Depots
Don R. Grimes president announces Marchan Ltd of Toronto will acquire 73 depots and stores spread across 45 states and seven Canadian provinces in a major expansion move.
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Marchan Ltd
Toronto
IGA
Don R. Grimes
Woman Driver Says She Looked in Purse Before Pole Crash
In Leavenworth a woman driver told police she failed to see a wooden utility pole because she was looking in her purse. The crash damaged the pole and disrupted power lines.
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Leavenworth
Cost of Living Rises to Record High in April
The Labor Department reports April consumer prices rose two tenths of a percent from March to 1239 percent of the 1947-49 base, matching last year’s peak. Higher state and local taxes supported the level while transportation medical care recreation and personal care costs increased. food costs fell one tenth of one percent continuing a nine month decline.
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Washington
Labor Department
Deaths and Funerals in Chanute andarea highlights
Mrs Candido G Godinez and Mrs Juanita Serena Godinez both died, with services set at St Patricks Catholic church. Harry A Berg, 72, died after a heart attack near Colony. funeral plans pending. Mrs Gladys May Lester, 40, of Chanute died in Iola hospital. Johnson Mortuary handling arrangements.
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Candido G. Godinez
Juanita Serena Godinez
S&s. Forest
Leon
Mexico
Kansas
Chanute
Godinez
Harry A. Berg
Franklin
Colony
Ottumwa
Iowa
Grace Payne
Swedish Lutheran Church
Freemont
Neb
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Iola
Ralph
Charlotte
Columbus
Farris Funeral Home
Arthur Leroy Lester
Gladys May Lester
N. Lafayette
Allen County Hospital
Kentucky
Tampa
Fla
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John Db
Richard Lee
Jerry Lee
Laura Thompson
South Haven
Mich
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Michigan
Audrey Amos
Grand Rapids
Hetty Watkins
Altoona
Jerry
Jimmy Thompson
United States Navy
Danny
Butch
United States Army
John
Florida
Michael
Johnson Mortuary
Cattle Meager Hogs Steady in Kansas City Market
Kansas City AP report shows cattle meager with 300 head, hogs 2,000 opening moderately active. Barrows and gilts generally steady, sows scarce. calves none, cattle market untested. Sheep 100, market untested. Also notes on Kansas City produce, Chicago produce, and futures with wheat down 12 cents.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Kansas City Cash
Local Notices and Community Updates in Tribune Briefs
U.S. Royal Tires and Rose Bushes ad notes as well as residents’ visits, Army service updates, and club activities. Includes Elliott Nursery ad, Do-Si-Do square dance, college commencements, and local family news from Chanute area with dates and names such as Mrs Breyfogie Laurie Vincent Fort Belvoir LaHarpe Bethany College J. Warren.
Lawson to Represent Kansas at National TB Meeting in Chicago
Dr Roy A Lawson superintendent of the Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital will join Kansas delegates at the National Tuberculosis Association meeting in Chicago May 24 28 About 3000 physicians public health authorities and volunteers will attend The meeting covers TB prevention and control and the annual Christmas seals sale supports the program About 250000 people have active TB and 1750000 have inactive TB and one quarter of the nation is infected with TB germs The group will discuss preventing 40000000 infected individuals from becoming diseased
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Roy A. Lawson
Southeast
Kansas
National Tuberculosis Association
Chicago
Kansas Trudeau Socety
American Trudeau Society
Driver Pleads Guilty in Chanute Police Court
Edward W. Kelly of Kansas City now living in Chanute pleaded guilty yesterday to driving while intoxicated in police court and was fined 125 dollars.
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Edward W. Kelly
Kansas City
Chanute
City Patrolmen Arrest Flagged Suspect Last Friday
A person was arrested by city patrolmen last Friday. The charge of making an illegal U turn was dismissed.
Admittances and dismissals listed in Daily Transcript
Daily Transcript records admissions and dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Admittances yesterday include Carmen Cooley and Mrs. Hoepker. dismissals list multiple patients by names and addresses. No damage reported.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Carmen D. Cooley
Eric
Arthur C. Hoepker
Humboldt
Michael Westerman
Idla
Linda Guenther
Benedict
Jonnie Leatherman
Rhonda Melton
Hoyt
Rudy Godinez
S. Steuben
Johnny Edmondson
N. Franklin
Gene Orr
N. Highland
Mark Johnson
Thayer
Edna Nibarger
S. Highland
Frank van Gotten Jr
S. Santa Fe
David Kustandorter
Denman
Paul Life
W. Std
Kansas approves June oil allowable at 324000 barrels daily
The Kansas oil allowable for June is set at 324000 barrels daily, down 2000 from May. John Roberts of the Kansas Corporation Commission sought 325000 but the board cut 1000 more, marking the first production change in seven months. Allowables in field tables drop in most areas with declines in Spivak and Nichols fields. June nominations total 312030 barrels daily, and storage on May 9 stands at 9639000 barrels, up 995000 from April.
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Wichita
Kansas
Spivak
Nichols
Astronauts View Takeoff For Space At Cape
Six of the seven Mercury astronauts previewed the Cape Canaveral launch site with a tour of the Atlas missile pads planned for the next day. They viewed the jump off point for the first manned space flight as officials described future milestones for the 1960s space program.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Mercury
Space
Cape
U.S
Carbondale
Ohio
Donald Slayton
Sparta
Wis
Virgil Grissom
Mitchell
Ind
Alan Shepard Jr
East Gerry
N.H
Walter Schirra Jr
Hackensack
N.J
Malcolm Carpenter
Garden Grove
Calif
Navy
Marine Corps
John Glenn Jr
New Concord
CofE to Honor Robert Finney with Doctor of Laws
Robert A. Finney of Humboldt will receive an honorary Doctor of Laws degree at the College of Emporia commencement on May 30. He is a business leader, bank director, farm operator, and active in state and national civic bodies, including the U. S. Chamber of Commerce.
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William Boles
F. E. Boles
LaHarpe
Bethany College
Lola High
Bethany
Lindsborg
Emporia
Robert A. Finney
Humboldt
College of Emporia
Finney
Humboldt Brick and Tile Company
Neosho Valley Oil and Gas Trust
Humboldt Shale Mining Company
Humboldt National Bank
Allen County
Structural Clay Products Institute
Kansas State Chamber of Commerce
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Indianapolis
Ind
Butler University
University of Chicago
Allegheny College
Meadville
C. of E
Luther E. Sharpe
Kansas
Dramatics Group Organized at Juco
Delta Psi Omega a national honorary dramatics fraternity organized at Chanute Junior College with a first meeting in the Silver Grill. Ten members were initiated in the college auditorium with David Parker as sponsor. Officers: Howard McMurray president, Jerry Waldrip vice president, Judy Oliver secretary. Remaining charter members listed. The group aims to honor meritorious college dramatics participation.
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Delta Psi Omera
Silver Grill
Chanute Junior College
David Parker
Howard McMurray
Jerry Waldrip
Judy Oliver
Sam Morford
Forrest Junod
Steve Griffiths
Edna Heady
Joyce McLaren
Karen Penner
Eunice Jackson
Larry
Erie and Vicinity Officials Attend District Meeting
Erie and nearby officials traveled to Girard for a Kansas League of Municipalities district meeting to discuss a proposed state constitutional amendment on city home rule. Attendees included May or L. R. Rogers and several city leaders, plus visiting postmasters and Shrine attendees from Pittsburg and Wichita.
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Erie
Girard
Kansas League of Municipalities
L. R. Rogers
Hollis Dunham
Verla Craven
C. E. Fones
Frederick Swan
James White
Harvey Steele
Kenneth Oop
Mara
Community notices from the region a week of travel and meetings
Mrs. Wilber E. Jacobs assists at the post office during the postmaster’s convention in Salina. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Richey and guests attend the Tuist oil show and visit Bartlesville. Alpha Gray visits Chanute for graduation exercises at Cleo I. Dalton home. David Dalton graduates. Maude Beck and Bill Stitzell visit Moran with Stitzell’s Katy station agent husband. Stitzell cares for ill aunt Mrs. Beck in Erie. Milk sanitarians Earl Robinson Howard Murray Milford Hall attend a meeting in Parsons. changes in the milk code explained. Mrs. Leonard Treadway, recently ill, released from Mercy Hospital Parsons and recuperating at home.
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National Postmasters Assn
Yockey
Buford Jacobs
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Chanute
Tom Crossan
Philadelphia
Maude Beck
Wilber E. Jacobs
C. E. Yockey
Salina
E. J. Richey
Tuist
Nelson Carr
Bartlesville
Alpha Gray
Cleo I. Dalton
David Dalton
Bill Stitzell
Moran
Earl Robinson
Howard Murray
Milford Hall
Parsons
Robinson
Murray
Neosho Valley Cooperative Creamery
Hall
Leonard Treadway
Mercy Hospital
Walsh Fined For Driving Charge In Police Court
Mike Walsh of 612 S Lincoln was fined 125 dollars in police court yesterday after pleading guilty to a driving charge. He was arrested last Saturday.
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Mike Walsh
S. Lincoln
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