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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1958

Page

2

Hogs Higher Cattle Steady At Kansas City Market

AP report from Kansas City notes hogs active with gains for barrows and gilts, sows higher, cattle mostly steady with grain fed steers at 25 to 26.50, stocker and feeder calves 23 to 33, lambs 21.50 to 22.00, with assorted prices for sows and bulls and a range for shipping and stock cattle. Also listed are Kansas City produce items including eggs butter and poultry markets with modest changes.

Kansas City Livestock Kansas City Parsons U. S

Grain and commodity prices mixed in Chicago and Kansas City markets

AP reports mixed cash prices and futures for butter eggs wheat and corn in Chicago and Kansas City. No. 2 red wheat around 1.92 to 2.03 in Chicago bids while No. 2 hard wheat in KC trades near 1.94 to 2.03 with various grades cited.

Chicago Kansas City Cash Kansas City Wheat Corn Shorts

Sputnik No 4 Heard As Possible Satellite Signal in Kansas City

AP reports amateur Elmo Melton at 59 claims to have detected a new sky signal on intervals of 100 105 and 117 minutes. He compares it to Sputnik 3 and believes a new satellite is broadcasting, while noting the audible difference describes a fast T like four dashes per second.

Naval Research Laboratory Washington Melton Kansas City Elmo Melton Chicago Radio Chicago

Deaths and Funerals Noted in Centerville and Humboldt Areas

The Rev. Ray E. Hunt, 74, former Centerville township resident, died in Kalamazoo after a two month illness. Survived by two sons, two sisters, three brothers, and several relatives. Funeral arrangements include a service in Erie and an extended service at Mount Hope cemetery, Galesburg. Nora N. Boyer’s funeral was held at Johnson Mortuary with burial at Mount Hope cemetery Humboldt, with E M Pearson officiating and choirs singing Face to Face and Abide With Me.

Ray E. Hunt Ray E. Hurt Centerville Township Galesburg Kalamazoo Mich Fayetteville Ark Centerville John A Martha Baldwin Hunt Chester L. Hunt Herbert B Louisiana Clara McMillan Atoka Okla Hazel McElwee Parsons Harry C Erie Walter T Riley Ralph Pomona Kas Pierce Funeral Home Mount Hope Cemetery Boyer Nora N. Boyer Johnson Mortuary E. M. Pearson Humboldt Myron Cooper Lee Uden Hazel Slane Henning Barnquist Carl Ostrom

Family Killed in Private Plane Crash Near Batavia

A private four seat plane crashed in dense fog near the New York State Thruway two miles north of Batavia killing Air Force Sergeant Francis McKinney his wife Anne Mae Deborah 4 and Robert 2. The fatal flight occurred after airport officials warned against flying in fog.

Batavia N.Y Air Force Francis McKinney Jacksonville Ark Anne Mae Deborah Robert McKinney New York State Thruway Here Little Rock

Around The World Dinner By UNESCO Council

The Neosho County UNESCO Council sponsors an Around The World Dinner at 6 30 p m on October 23 in the Federated Church in Erie. It is a covered dish event with attendees bringing table service. Fifteen foreign students from Pittsburg State College will be guests. The public and families are invited.

Neosho County Unesco Council Federated Church Erie Pittsburg State College

Foreign recipes requested for communal dinner

The notice asks those with recipes for foreign foods to bring them to the dinner.

Postponed Concert With Martha Deatherage Tomorrow

A concert by Martha Deatherage, postponed from Saturday, will be held at 8 30 p m tomorrow at Parsons Junior College. Sponsored by five music clubs including St Cecilia of Chanute, she will be accompanied by Eva Mae Smith of Parsons. A reception follows at the Parsonian Hotel. club members and guests are invited.

Martha Deatherage Parsons Junior College St. Cecilia Club of Chanute Miss Deatherage Eva Mae Smith Parsons Parsonian Hotel Music Club

Area Combed For Burglar Near Paxico Kah

Area authorities combed rural lands near the Wabaunsee Shawnee line for one of two burglars after a break in at a Paxico filling station. A second man was captured at Willard. Cars planes and dogs aided the search with patrols from two counties and a National Guard craft involved.

Topeka Wabaunsee- Shawnee Paxico Kas Willard Salina National Guard Wabaunsee Shawnee County

Eisenhower condemns hoodlums behind temple bombings

President Eisenhower called the bombings of Jewish temples in Atlanta and Peoria the work of hoodlums of the Al Capone and Babyface Nelson type. He rejected links to the Confederacy and urged calling them by their criminal names rather than any Civil War era label.

Washington Eisenhower al Capone Nelson Atlanta Peoria Ill al Capones Nelsons

Court Studies School Case in Little Rock High Schools

The Eighth Circuit weighed a bid to permanently block leasing Little Rock High Schools to private, segregated use. Judge Woodrough ordered the temporary restraining order against leasing extended pending merits arguments. Thurgood Marshall argued the board aimed to bring in new parties and insisted the case seeks enforcement of the federal order integrating the schools.

Little Rock Thurgood Marshall The National Assn, For the Advancement of Colored People Marshall NAACP

Wall Street ends high hopes fade in late trading

Wall Street moved irregularly lower late in the day after an initial rally faded. Trading was heavy with about 5 million shares changing hands, versus 5.11 million Tuesday. Most key stocks showed fractional gains or losses as the market fluctuated under selling pressure.

New York

Woman Uses Trout Net To Capture Cockatiel

Mrs Art Johanson of Denver Colorado captured a brightly colored cockateel that landed on her porch using her husband’s trout landing net. The unusual rescue was reported by AP.

Denver Colo Art Johanson

Rural Grange Opens House at Rural School

Rural Grange will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday at Rural School for an open house. The ad also notes U.S. Royal Tires and Glen's Tire Service at 412 S. Santa Fe.

U.S. Royal Tires Glen's Tire S. Santa Fe Rural Grange Rural School

Daily Transcript Admittances and Dismissals Noted

Yesterday and today at Neosho Memorial Hospital list multiple admissions and dismissals with names and locations. Traffic cases include speeding bonds posted, while district court actions cover false pretenses, maintenance, replevin, and custody with various dismissals and briefings.

Neosho Memorial Hospital Benjamin Collison Humboldt John Broughton FE. Oak Gary Steele Buffalo C. P. Sandeen George B. Moore Earl Loveall N. Franklin Oscar W. Nelson Elsmore David Hedman S. Highland M J. Roberts E. Oak Clifford Heisler William A. Helton Jr Harvey Starks William H. Shults Melvin Baker Harry E. Green Earlton Earl Stanlick N. Steuben Charles Hanson S. Steuben District Court Action Chanute Maurice BD. Stryker City of

Social Calendar of Women Clubs and Community Groups

Modern Mothers meet at 198 Forest 2 P M Mrs Larry Wilson hosts. Girl Scouts gather in Federation room 5 30 P M. Chapter DD PEO with Mrs Jim Gilbreath at 509 Highland 2 30 P M. Friendly club hosted by Mrs Kenneth Cummings 1202 South Plummer. Hobo chili supper 6 30 Friday Oct 17 1958. Past Nobile Grands Mrs Ethel Stevens 923 West Main 2 P M. Wilson class at Methodist church quilting 10 A M. Dorothea L. Dextent DUV Memorial building 2 30 P M. Confraternity of Christian Mothers St Patrick School 7 30 P M. Golden Shrine of White Shrine of Jerusalem Masonic Temple 8 P M. IC Guild of EUB church church party 7 36 P M. Ladies Day Bridge Chanute Country Club 1 30 P M. Laurel Mothers club Mrs Lewis Watts 19 S Gretchen 1 30 P M.

Modern Mothers Club Larry Wilson Forest Girl Scouts Federation Room Jim Gilbreath Highland Friendly Club Kenneth Cummings Plummer Ethel Stevens W. Main Chanute Country Club Laurel Mothers Club Lewis Watts S. Gretchen

Worlds Largest Umbrella to Serve as NY Airways Terminal

The world's biggest steel ribbed umbrella will act as Pan American World Airways terminal at New York International Airport. Thomas R. Mullen of Lehigh Structural Steel will fabricate and erect the eight million dollar structure. The roof spans four acres with girders up to 224 feet long weighing 75 tons.

New York Pan American World Airways New York International Airport Thomas R. Mullen Lehigh Structural Steel Company Allentown Mullen

Home care tips for furniture and sewing machines

Readers learn simple fixes for preventing perfume stains on desk surfaces. A waxed paper under a dresser scarf protects wood from liquids. Ink stains on wood can be treated with equal parts linseed oil and vinegar, wiped with a soft cloth. For sewing machines, tighten tension and oil thoroughly to stop dropped stitches.

Thawing and Cooking a Frozen Duck Safely

A note on safe handling advises thawing a frozen duck before cooking and cooking it promptly after thawing to ensure quality and safety.

Extra Good Grated Cheddar Added to Biscuit Mix

Instructions note adding grated cheddar cheese to the biscuit mix before stirring in the liquid. The tip emphasizes cheese inclusion to boost flavor and texture in the batter.

Republican Women Plan District Meeting in Baxter Springs

The Third District Kansas Women’s Republican club meets in the new Youth Center October 25 with a 10 30 a m business session and a 12 30 luncheon. GOP candidates for state officers and their wives invited. Congressman Myron V George and Clyde M Reed speak at luncheon. Luncheon price 150. Reservations to Mrs C Y Semple Box 390 Baxter Springs by October 22.

Kansas

May Misfortunes Tag Bill Paton

Zionsville resident Young Bill Paton endures a string of misfortunes each May. In May 1956 he had measles, May 1957 a broken foot from wrestling, and this May a fractured leg from basketball. Read the advertisements.

Zionsville Ind Bill Paton

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