Casual Remarks by the Wife and Probate Notices Collide
A humor piece cites wifely quips by HAL BOYLE, warning husbands of domestic nudges, while behind the jokes a stack of Kansas probate and estate notices appears. The notices urge defenses by specific dates in Erie and Chanute, naming CARL D KIMBLE and Ruby V Purkey as decedents, with state welfare interest and a constitutional amendment submission noted for 1944.
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Chanute Tribune
State OF Kansas
Neosho County
Edward C. Kimble
Carl D. Kimble
Erie
Neo$ho County
Kansas
Ruby
State Department OF Social Welfare OF
J. A. Babicki
Topeka
Kansas Proposition Amends Biannual General and Township Elections
Legislative amendment seeks voter approval to modify Section 2 of Article 4 of the Kansas Constitution. It outlines biannual general and township elections on the Tuesday after the first Monday in November of even years. It also sets terms for county commissioners and limits on county treasurer term repetitions.
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State OF Kansas
State of
Kansas
Paul R. Shanahan
Johnson Attacks Goldwater in Campaign Swing
President Johnson targets Goldwater by name during a Southern to Northeast swing. He weathers heckling in Augusta and Macon, cites defense votes, and rallies 60,000 to 70,000 outside Columbia, DC, promising to end North South differences before the November vote.
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Washington
Johnson
Northeast
Deep South
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Boston
Pittsburgh
Evansville
Ind
Albuquerque
N.M
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
White House
South
Augusta
Macon
Senate
Capitol
Sydney
Australia
Linus Pauling
Pauling
South Pacific
Eisenhower urges vote for Goldwater in 1964 race
The report notes President Eisenhower endorses Senator Barry Goldwater in the upcoming presidential election, urging Americans to vote for him on November 3. He emphasizes liberty, firm foreign policy, strong military defense, and free economy as core values. The letter was released by Republican National Chairman Dean Burch.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Barry Goldwater
U.S.A
Dean Burch
Eisenhower
Families greet, travel, and births across Kansas and Idaho
Walnut Clyde Ermey visits Yakima relatives as he mourns his brother Ira in Ottawa. Ottawa attendees attend the funeral. Bohlander family guests from Arkansas City and Fort Scott. Camp Lejeune service member sent to Okinawa. Coghill and Shireman families visit Erie, celebrating Mrs. Shireman’s birthday. Puckett and Bass families announce newborn Phyllis Eileen and siblings. Garland Bowman visits from Ashton, Idaho on way to New Mexico for winter.
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Clyde Ermey
Yakima
Wash
William Duling
Kansas
Ira Ermey
Ottawa
Duling
Frank Bohlander
Arkansas City
Fern Bohlander
Keitha Bohlander
Fort Scott
Charles Shireman
Jack Shireman
Erie
R. J. Shireman
Leroy Puckett
Mercy Hospital
Noble Puckett
Harry Little
Pucketts
Doris
Carroll
Karen
Independence
New Mexico
Labor Contract At Hesston Firm Reached
Hesston Manufacturing Co. and the Hesston Manufacturing Workers Association announced a three year labor contract through Oct 1 1967. The company said the pact includes an average hourly wage increase over the three year period.
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Hesston, Kan
Hesston Manufacturing Co
Hesston Manufacturing Workers Association
Radioactivity uptick reported over seven states
The Public Health Service reported slight Monday increases in air radioactivity across seven states. Officials said the rises were consistent with prior patterns and ongoing monitoring continues.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Elsmore Church Group Elects Officers At Annual Meet
Elsmore members of the LOW of Friend's Home Lutheran church met for the annual meeting and election of officers at Mrs. Gerald Johnson's home with 32 adults and 11 children present. Lesson leaders were Martha Ludlum and others.
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Friend’s Home Lutheran Church
Gerald Johnson
Leonard Carlson
Mmes
Max Ludlum
Clarence Ericson
Fredolph Hawkinson
Factory contract covers alfalfa harvesting equipment firm
About 19 cents. The agreement covers roughly 415 hourly paid factory ship ping parts maintenance and engineering shop employees. The company makes alfalfa harvesting equipment. The contract includes medical and weekly indemnity insurance, sick leave pay, vacations, holidays, crew chief differential and holiday differentials.
Chanute Tribune October 27 1964 front page brief
Chanute Tribune reports local news brief highlights from Tuesday October 27 1964. Coverage notes community events, school activities and public notices shaping Chanute and surrounding districts.
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Chanute Tribune
The
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