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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1958
Page
12
Junior and senior girls in the home economics department at Senior High School observed nine children aged two to four during a play period and lunch in a three day series supervised by Treva Adelgren. The aim is to document development sequences and vocabulary growth through direct observation and recording of the children's activities and speech.
The Federal State Crop Reporting Service predicted a record Kansas corn yield of 40 bushels per acre as of Oct 1, surpassing the prior highs of 38.5 set in 1867 and 1869. Total production is about 63,320,000 bushels, up over three million from last month. Sorghum forecast remains 119,480,000 bushels, second to last year’s 129,129,000.
The American Legion and Auxiliary held their annual Coffee Tour on Thursday morning at the Legion hall in Humboldt. Officials from both organizations visited Algy Duty Post and Auxiliary during the event.
Visitors from Legion and Auxiliary attend the sessions with chiefs and officers named. Lincoln school PTA discusses one way Elm Street plan for safety, dues rise, budget adoption, and December meeting. Program on Johnny Reads features parents and librarians. Legion auxiliary plan November chili supper and Rehabilitation Day sewing. Members attend Southeast Kansas district Grand Army of the Republic meeting in Iola.
Kansas GOP candidate Clyde Reed denounces Governor Docking's tax program as an unrealistically high. Reed spoke at a Wellington rally saying the plan harms the state while pledging to develop industry and improve education.
Reed criticized the state school budget, accusing opponents of turning education into politics. He claimed such moves would yield second-rate schools and a second-rate state, describing the rhetoric as sad and shocking.
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