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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1958

Page

2

Eisenhower Opposes General Tax Cuts Amid Recession

President Eisenhower said the recession has spent its force but declined to predict a quick recovery. He argued against general tax cuts now, citing deficit risks and the need for careful study as markets show signals of leveling off. He also urged no wage or price controls and supported Alaska and Hawaii statehood within GOP platform pledges.

Washington Eisenhower America Alaska Hawaii House

Little League Sets Season Start June 2

About 20 Little League representatives met to finalize plans for the season. Program secretary O. K. James said the season will begin June 2. Children not signed up before the first game will be ineligible for the rest of the season. Fifteen teams are organized in two age brackets.

O. K. James

Presbyterians Reunite in Rainy Pittsburgh Ceremony

In a pour ing rain two colorfully garbed processions of Presbyterians met at a street corner in Pittsburgh and joined hands to form one church The merging of the Presbyterian Church in the U S A and its counterpart was marked by the right hand of fellowship and a shared hymn praising blessings.

Pittsburgh Presbyterian Church U.S.A Harold R. Martin

Dockings Receive Shower of Gifts At Governors Meet

Governors from many states showered gifts on the attendees at the conference in Florida. Each governor received items such as an orange tree lease with 400 square feet of soil, periodic orange deliveries, luggage sets, or rattlesnake meat. Kansas contributed a thermos bucket from a chemical firm for Gov. and Mrs. Docking.

Topeka George Docking Florida Kansas

Gifts For Pittsburg State Reach $6,000 Memorial Drive

Pittsburg Kansas AP report: Mrs. George A. Moore donated 5000 dollars to the Pittsburg State Teachers College Endowment Assn at its annual meeting to establish a memorial scholarship for her late husband long a Pittsburg Headlight publisher. Prof and Mrs J A Massey added 1000 dollars.

Pittsburg Kas George A. Moore Pittsburg State Teachers College Endowment Assn J. A. Massey

Cow Invades Campus Leads Police Chase Then Dies

A four year old cow escaped from a pasture at Washburn University in Topeka, invaded the campus, and collapsed after an apparent over-exertion. During the escape she eluded three city policemen as she ran through the south part of the city before dying.

Topeka Bessie Washburn University

Vernon Barrow Dies In Topeka

Vernon M Barrow of Topeka former state parole agent and member of the old Board of Penal Institutions has died. Funeral details were not provided in the notice.

Topeka Vernon M Barrow Old Board of Penal Institutions Barrow

Another Big Boost For Kansas Wheat

Ample moisture and warm weather fueled a large week for Kansas wheat with 62 percent headed, up from 19 percent. The crop remains rated excellent despite some leaf rust appearing in southern districts.

Topeka Kansas

Scouts Meet With Den Mothers For Father’s Day Gifts

Den 5 Pack 100 Cub scouts gathered Monday evening with their matron Mrs Melvin Franks and assistant Mrs Ted Gorrell and den chief Ricky McLaren. Raymond Cameron led the flag salute and distributed refreshments. Free China will join seven international trade fairs in 1958 across the United States Italy Japan Canada Korea the Philippines and Iraq.

Den 5 Cub Den Melvin Franks Ted Gorrell Ricky McLaren Raymond Cameron Cubs Free China United States Italy Japan Canada Korea Philippines Iraq

Graduation Honors and Local Visits Mark Stark News

Ten members graduate from Grant Rural High School as Thursday night exercises draw a large crowd. Reverend Judd Jones of Chanute delivers the commencement address. At a separate note, Jerry Fox and Richard Brenner attend Nancy Defenbaugh’s birthday party hosted by her parents.п

Stark Grant Rural High School Judd Jones Chanute Jerry Fox Richard Brenner Nancy Defenbaugh Charles Stanley Wichita Stanley Jewell Elder St. Louis Illinois Artie Boggs Independence Park Vern Elder Kansas City Hershel Elder

Be neat when you prepare that lsalad

The note urges careful kitchen prep for an appealing salad. Readers are advised to slice ingredients evenly to ensure uniform bite size and presentation.

Reception Honors Shermans On Golden Anniversary

About 200 guests attended a Sunday reception honoring Dr. and Mrs. John N. Sherman of 205 Lincoln on their golden wedding anniversary. Hosted by their son John Sherman Jr. and wife, the event featured floral decorations, a white and gold table setting, a two layer cake with rings, and a guest book led by Mrs. Leslie Cable. The Shermans were married May 27, 1908, and a Tioga Hotel dinner party followed for relatives and close friends.

John N. Sherman S. Lincoln Shermans John Sherman Jr Ann Redelberger Mmes James Butin Herbert Rollow H. M. Bauer Carl Wortman Dee D. Mitchell Howard Fees Clyde Bloomheart R. W. Lind Avery Garton Ed Hardendorf John Jens Leslie Cable Tioga Hotel

Grammar and pronunciation Q&A for learners

The text asks three questions about English usage. First asks what is wrong with the sentence He never let on that he knew about this. Second asks the correct pronunciation of juvenile. Third asks which word is misspelled among Marshmallow marmalade marionette marshall.

Etiquette Q A on politeness in business calls

A reader asks if hanging up without goodbye is rude and the answer is that politeness requires a courteous goodbye in business and social calls. It also states guests should not leave a formal dinner early unless urgent, such as illness, and mentions a reader from Minco Oklahoma with original teeth who can lift 100 pounds.

J. J. Yingling Minco

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