Chanute nursing school hires two more instructors
At the regular monthly meeting the State Board of Nurse Registration and Nursing Education, Chanute School of Practical Nursing hires one full-time instructor and a clinical supervisor effective January 2. Grace Brazil named substitute part time supervisor. hospital plans and rapid setup cited as major issues.
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Chanute School of Practical Nursing
Board of Education
Regu
State Board of
Letty Gaier
Parsons
Tor
Larry Filosa
Coffeyville Hospital
Grace Brazil
Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
Buford Fisher
Chanute
Feder
Thane McCormick
State Department of Vocational Education
Chanute School
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Fisher
Vocational School Plan Debated at Chanute Board
Chanute board of education debated establishing a state proposed vocational technical school. Directors opposed the high initial cost of about $500,000 and $50,000 annual operating expenses, preferring county wide tax support for a junior college first, with possible later vocational courses.
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Chanute Board of Education
Chanute Junior College
Kansas
Coffeyville
Fisher
Chanute
Chanute Board
Neosho County
Allen County
State Board of Vocational Education
Pleasant autumn weather continues in Kansas through Wednesday
The area forecast calls for generally fair conditions with little temperature change through Wednesday. Highs reach middle to upper 80s on Wednesday, lows tonight 50 to 55. Topeka reports 80s today and 98 at Chanute, cool 40s to 62 earlier.
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Topeka
Kansas
Hill City
Chanute
Goodland
Pittsburg
Mayor of Topeka seeks Macy's store deal
Topeka Mayor Hal W. Gerlach met Macy's Inc officials in New York to discuss a proposed 3.2 million store. Negotiations cover selling industrial revenue bonds to fund construction and Macy's leasing the building for 40 years to cover principal and interest.
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Topeka
Hal W. Gerlach
New York
Macy's, Inc
Gerlach
Macy
Macy's
Buffalo Homecoming Parade and Bean Contests
Buffalo hosts its annual Homecoming with a parade at 11 a.m. The event includes turtle races bean feed team pulling and chicken races plus children's races a talent program and a dance. Prizes will be awarded for the winning floats.
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Buffalo
Probe of Young Shoplifters and Community Homecoming Details
Police investigate a 27-name teen shoplifting ring linked to a drinking party. A 14-year-old girl returned merchandise valued at about 400 dollars including 50 records, clothing, cosmetics, purses, and six large stuffed dogs. Ages range 13 to 17, with restitution by some parents reported. Homecoming events include seven floats, cash prizes, eight bands, a bean feed, team pulling, a 7 pm talent show, and an American Legion dance with Jim's Westerners.
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Lige Matlock
Matlock
Joe Hake
Chanute
Chanute United Fund drives past half goal in drive
United Fund contributions in the past 24 hours bring total to 1734.50 with 731 latest donations. A total of 138 donor cards have been turned in, averaging 12.71 per gift. Drive chairman Glen Halbe notes Fair Share awards for firms with 85 to 100 percent employee participation amid a month long push at Main and Santa Fe, with a goal of 21896.09.
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United Fund
Glen Halbe
Drive
United Fund Campaign
Hays Man Named To Historical Board
TOPEKA AP Paul Ward of Hays was appointed a member of the Kansas Frontier Historical Park Board of Managers by Gov John Anderson. Anderson also named Frank Dillenbach Troy and John Batchelder Highland to two year terms on the advisory board of trustees of the Highland Presbyterian Mission.
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Topeka
Paul Ward
Hays
Kansas Frontier Historical Park Board of Managers
John Anderson
Anderson
Frank Dillenbach
Troy
John Batchelder
Highland
Highland Presbyterian Mission
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
A short intercepted note addressed to Cha expresses brevity in language as no barrier to friendship. The writer signs with a simple Yours, emphasizing personal sentiment over formal wording.
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Cha
Sheriff’s Sale Brings $40.50 at Erie Courthouse
A sheriff sale of unclaimed property raised $40.50 with two items sold a sow and a tire and wheel. Clarence Richardson paid $32 for the sow and Rolland Breneman of rural Galesburg bought the tire and wheel for $8.50. Breneman turned in the stray saw per the sheriff’s office. Proceeds go to the county school fund.
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Erie
Clarence Richardson
Eric
Rolland Breneman
Galesburg
Breneman
Louis Hines
Tribune Subscribers Grade Carriers Mostly Excellent
The Tribune receives 147 letters in the Inland Daily Press Association contest praising carriers. Of these, 134 rate service as excellent, nine good, and five poor. A local newsboy is the most written about. 15 customers sent notes, 13 excellent and two good. Contest ends Oct 19, with five winners to receive pins or emblems. Letters highlight courtesy, prompt delivery, and care, while some note delays or porch delivery issues.
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Marge Nation
Parsons
Kansas Assn
Chanute
Fisher
Murray Hill
Tribune
Inland Daily Press Assn
Ings
Bay Day
Flora Flails Cuba as Hurricane Flora Rises
Hurricane Flora battered Cuba for a fifth day and moved toward the Bahamas as winds reached 75 mph. Reports said Cuba faced massive crop loss and shortages with officials warning of half rations while aid channels opened with Red Cross offers. Cuba, Haiti, Jamaica and Tobago reported deaths and displacements as Castro toured eastern provinces seeking relief.
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Miami
Fla
Flora
Cuba
Bahamas
Weather Bureau
Guantanamo Bay
Atlantic
Acklins Island
Crooked Island
U.S. Weather Bureau
Guantanamo
Haiti
U.S. Naval Base
Jamaica
Tobago
Fidel Castro
Havana
Brazil
Soviet Union
Agrarian Reform Institute
Carlos Rodriguez
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Maryari
Castro
Oriente
U.S
Santiago
Mayari
Phil Cooper Elected President of Neosho County Realtors
Phil Cooper was elected president of the Neosho County Board of Realtors for the coming year at the annual election. Ebar Schultz will be vice president, Glora Richardson secretary treasurer, with Frank Hotchkiss and Robert Allen named to the board of directors. Paul Brennecke is outgoing president and Boyd Burns leaves the secretary treasurer post. Schultz has prior board service. Glen McLaren also retires from the board.
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Phil Cooper
Neosho County
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Santa Fe
Ira Barber
Women's Committee of the
Chamber of Commerce
Yours
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Ceive
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