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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1958

Page

5

Official Ordered To Provide Bank Report

Shawnee County District Court ordered State Bank Commissioner J A O Leary to supply a copy of the bank examiners report to attorney F J Carman for the Williams family in the Hoyt bank case. Carman asked dismissal of the bank receiver's suit in Jackson County alleging political motive.

Topera Shawnee County State Bank J. A. O'Leary Jeff Williams Hoyt, Kas F. J. Carman Jackson County Holton Williams Jeff Leonard Williams John Kirk Kirk O'Leary Carman Shawnee Paul Heinz

UNICEF Drive At Royster Junior High Nets $495

About 300 students dressed in costumes collected 495 for UNICEF. Student council sponsor Freda Betts said the tally was more than two and a half times last year’s 189 and will go to the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund after expenses.

Royster United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund Freda Betts Unicef

Student Council Drives Charity Can Contest At Junior High

The bright colored collection cans were emptied to fund medicines and foodstuffs for children abroad. Twenty Social Living classes competed, Mrs. Tommy Mee’s class led with $41.46 total and $1.66 per student, reps Lynn Defebaugh and David Oyler. Hazel Russell’s class was close behind with $55.31 and $1.58 per student, rep Sally Balch. The winning class earns a student council rewarded treat.

Tommy Mee Lynn Defebaugh David Oyler

Tax cuts ease burden for Wilson County taxpayers

Neodesha, Fredonia and Benedict report lower tax rates with a three mill cut in Neodesha the largest. County assessed valuation stands at 27 918 113 up 400 000 from 1957 while new building programs add to some communities taxes. Burlington names Otis Douglass family Farm Family of the Month for their 930 acre farm eight miles southwest. Fort Scott notes a pig raising program for Bourbon county farm youth.

Neodesha Wilson County Fredonia Benedict Burlington Otis Douglass Emporia Chamber of Commerce

Pig Letter Contest Sponsored by Fort Scott Kiwanis Club

Sponsored by the Fort Scott Kiwanis Club a letter writing contest awards a purebred or registered pig to the best entrant. The winner must return two gifts at weaning time to be given to other contest winners. Coffeyville holdings sold for 100000 to W F Cook and sons and O N Penner including factory building tracts and 70 lots with unclear development plans.

Fort Scott Kiwanis Club Coffeyville Ludowici-Celadon W. F., Cook and Sons O. N. Penner

State Officers Named By Extension Workers

In Manhattan AP reports new officers were elected for Kansas home economics agents, county extension agents, and 4-H Club agents. Rosemary Crist becomes Home Economics Agents president. Kathryn Sughrue is president elect. other officers include Beverly Kindler and Juanita Johnson in vice presidency roles, with Dorothy Hoyt as secretary and Mary Meek as historian. Harry Duckers Jr leads the county agents group. Gerald O McMasters is vice president. James W. Sturdevant is secretary-treasurer. Bill Borst heads the club agents. Bill Collins is vice president. Bill Willis is secretary treasurer. Roger Hecht serves as reporter.

Manhattan Associations of Kansas Home Economics Extension Service Workers Kansas State College Rosemary Crist Beloit Home Economics Agents Assn Kathryn Sughrue Garden City Beverly Kindler Oberlin Juanita Johnson Girard Dorothy Hoyt Pratt Clayre Ratzlaff Columbus Mary Meek Abilene Harry Duckers Jr Wyandotte County County Agents Gerald O McMasters Stockton James W. Sturdevant el Dorado Bill Borst Club Agents Association Bill Collins Newton Bill Willis Wellington Roger Hecht Paola

Docking Urges Voters to Review State Government

Gov. George Docking urged citizens to study his 21 month administration ahead of next Tuesday's election. He appealed to Democrats Republicans and independents to assess government economy tax policy and integrity while highlighting support for schools and conservation programs. He criticized opponents and pressed for open government under press scrutiny.

Pittsburg George Docking Kansas Docking

Fort Scott forecast of landslide by Docking sparks debate

The article quotes Docking predicting a Democratic landslide during a Fort Scott appearance, stating his analysis shows a wave of victory strong beyond belief. He characterizes the government as being in a goldfish bowl amid the political climate.

Fort Scott Docking

Record Vote Expected In Tuesday's Election

TOPEKA AP A record vote for a non-presidential election is expected by Secretary of State Paul Shanahan He estimates the vote total may reach 800000 The off year record was 788651 in 1934 The presidential year top is 872139 in 1952 The last non-presidential election in 1954 produced 622633 votes

Topeka Paul Shanahan

Election Law Violation Charged of Teamster in Wichita

Sam E. Smith a 43 year old business agent for Local 795 of the Teamsters Union is free on a $1000 bond after arraignment on charges of violating Kansas election law. The case was brought by Leonard F. Banowetz before Common Pleas Judge John N. Stice on Thursday.

Wichita Sam E. Smith The Teamsters Union Kansas Smith Common Pleas John N. Stice Leonard F. Banowetz

Wichita Attorney Faces Corruption Charge Over Campaign Slogan

Preliminary hearing set for November 10. Banowetz accuses Smith of giving a pen and pocket guard bearing Keep Kansas free Vote no on amendment No. 3 at a Haysville meeting last week. Value estimated at 20 cents. Conviction could bring a $500 fine or up to two years imprisonment or both.

Wichita Banowetz Smith Haysville Kansas

Youth Joins Army. Girlfriend Enlists With Him

CHICAGO AP Leonard W Faifner 19 has joined the Army and his fiancée Florida Jean Gosnell 18 has enlisted for three years. Faifner hopes to make a career in the Army. Miss Gosnell also plans a long service commitment.

Chicago Leonard W. Faifner Faifner Florida Jean Gosnell

Woman Corps enlistment tied to boyfriend’s Army career

Gosnell plans to join the Woman’s Army Corps to learn about her boyfriend’s work and become a better Army wife. She will be assigned to Ft. McClellan Alabama, while Farmer goes to Ft. Leonard Wood Missouri.

Gosnell Woman's Army Corps Farmer Ft. Leonard Wood Miss Gosnell Ft. McClellan Ala

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