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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1958

Page

6

Eisenhower to Deliver Nationwide TV Speech Tonight

President Eisenhower ends a six day campaign tour with a coast to coast television address on CBS at 7 30 p m CST urging a Republican Congress as an alternative to radical government. An aide said the speech will be fairly combustible and reflect a blunt challenge to Democrats. The address is paid for by the National Citizens for Eisenhower 1958 Committee and follows a day of radio questions and an Oct Amphi Theatre rally.

Chicago Eisenhower Congress CBS

German Boy To Undergo Heart Surgery At Johns Hopkins

Klaus Kaemmerer a German boy with a deformed heart arrives at Johns Hopkins Hospital after his mother joins him. Dr Blalock will perform the repair as more than 500 U S troops and local residents contributed to the fundraiser to bring him and his mother to Baltimore.

Baltimore Klaus Kaemmerer Germany Johns Hopkins Hospital Klaus Alfred Blalock Blalock Frankfort Hopkins Sigrid Kaemmerer Kaemmerers United States 3Rd Missile Battalion 71St Artillery Karlsruhe

Chanute residents chosen as homecoming judges

Two Chanute individuals served on a twelve member judging panel for the Kansas State Teachers College Pittsburg homecoming queen selection. Carl Nordt and Mrs. Nora Knight heard from 36 hopefuls, then, after luncheon, the finalists modeled in formals before the panel.

Chanute Kansas State Teachers College Pittsburg Carl Nordt Chanute Chamber of Commerce Nora Knight Chanute Junior College

College Assembly Chooses Homecoming Queen Candidate

Students will vote Thursday to select a homecoming queen as ceremonies lead into Friday night’s U S Navy Band concert. The event crowns the winner in a campus celebration.

U. S. Navy

Thornburg pupil absent with mumps. local social notes

Thornburg Lawrence Coats was absent from school last week with the mumps. Mr and Mrs Carl Stone Shirley Jim and Robert were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Walter Bradford. Sam Sturdevant and granddaughter Sandra spent the weekend in Tulsa with William Sturdevant and family. Mr and Mrs L R Kuntz and children drove to Kansas City Kansas Thursday night after working on the farm two weeks. Mr and Mrs Walter Bradford spent Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs Floyd Ladd of rural Humboldt. Mr and Mrs W H Morton Mmes Lee Hall Roy Wiles L J Owens and Walter Bradford attended the National HDU convention in Wichita Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Guy Umbarger visited Mr and Mrs Claude Freidline recently.

Floyd Ladd Humboldt W. H. Morton Mmes Lee Hall Roy Wiles L. J. Owens Walter Bradford HDU Wichita Guy Umbarger Claude Freidline

Soil Bank Rates Explained by Local ASC Leader

Leon Choate of Wilson County outlines how Conservation Reserve annual payments are set. He notes the county committee uses Soil Bank law and federal regulations, considering land value, cash rents, and needed incentives, with national and local averages guiding individual farm rates. The national average for contracts starting in 1959 is $13.50 per acre.

Fredonia Conservation Reserve Leon Choate Wilson County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee ASC Soil Bank U. S. Department of Agriculture Secretary of Agriculture

Kansas Farm Program Described With Two Payment Rates

The text explains Soil Bank payments for 1959 contracts in Kansas and Wilson County. It outlines two farm rates regular and incentive based on land enrolled in the Reserve, with a non division rate for partial enrollment. It notes a $5,000 annual cap per farmer and adjustments for land productivity.

Top Prices Paid For Hereford Cattle at Royal Show

Hereford cattle sale at the American Royal Livestock show saw 37 bulls bring 52145 and 1 428 average while 16 heifers averaged 754. Double H Farm paid 4200 for yearling HR Silver Image consigned by Herschede Ranch. Hull-Dobbs Ranch exhibited the top 10 Herefords.

Kansas City Double H Farm Garnett Kan Herschede Ranch Hereford Ariz Hull-Dobbs Ranch Fort Worth Tex L. E. Mathers Sr Mason City Ill

Readers renew Tribune subscription in Idaho letter

Mrs. A C Jones of 704 6th Avenue South Nampa Idaho renews her Tribune subscription saying she has read the paper for almost 40 years and cannot do without it. Santa Fe carloadings for the week ending October 18 totaled 29852, with connections 12344 and total 42196, up from last year. Local visits note Mr and Mrs Clay Whitehead and family in Benedict, plus John Coddington named Santa Fe relief agent there.

the Tribune Today A. C. Jones Santa Fe John Coddington Climax Benedict Tony M. Darbe Mrs. Darbe Tulsa

Rakosi near death in Russian sanatorium

Vienna reports Matyas Rakosi the Hungary dictator until 1956 is dying in a Russian sanatorium at age 66 after a heart attack and long illness doctors have given up hope per diplomatic sources. Jakarta reports Java earthquake kills seven and injures 1856 with 95 houses destroyed 206 heavily damaged 51 slightly damaged Surabaya Malang Jogja karta shaken. Singapore bans publications from 53 Red China and Hong Kong publishers and revokes seven local mosquito papers permits for harmful material to Malaysia public morals. Vienna reports Czechoslovakia sends 12 contractors and associates to prison.

Vienna Die Presse Matyas Rakosi Hungary Rakosi Jakarta Indonesia East Java Blitar Surabaya Maland Jogjakarta Singapore Red China Hong Kong Malaya

Group jailed for public works fraud in Prague scheme

A Prague court sentenced the criminal group to ten months to fifteen years for forging bills and skimming illegal commissions on public construction contracts. Authorities say the ring evaded taxes on about 1.4 million dollars in work.

Prague Radio

World churchman lauds unity push at Christian Churches convention

The Rev. Edwin T. Dahlberg, Baptist and president of the National Council of Churches, told about 3,500 delegates at Kiel Auditorium that progress toward Christian unity was underway. Applause spread through the orchestra and balcony as the outsider speaker praised the movement and its pioneering role.

ST. Louis International Convention of Christian Churches Edwin T. Dahlberg National Council of Churches Kiel Auditorium Opera House

Swallows Set to Depart Mission San Juan Capistrano

Swallows at Mission San Juan Capistrano are expected to depart for Central and South America for the 181st time on Thursday. The annual migration aligns with feast days of St. Juan and St. Joseph, with variations possible due to weather and leadership. celebrations and masses will mark the event at the mission founded in 1776 by Father Junipero Serra.

San Juan Capistrano Calif Mission San Juan Capistrano St. Juan St. Joseph's Day San Juan St. Joseph's Junipero Serra Sacred Garden St. John Central South America Patagonia

Chanute Tribune Retains Vibrant Local News Voice

The Chanute Tribune reports on community events and local affairs in a 1958 issue dated Wednesday October 22, highlighting civic updates, society notices, and regional happenings in Chanute and surrounding areas.

The Chanute Tribune Po

St Patrick's Cathedral Seats 4500 in New York

The St Patrick's Cathedral in New York City offers seating for about 4500 people. The grand church anchors Manhattan's Fifth Avenue as a major religious and cultural landmark.

St. Patrick's Cathedral New York City

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