Local Briefs Span Events From TSU to CAA Notices
Community notes cover visiting relatives, Baker University classes opening September 10, and K. S. P. E. pledges. A Haida Parker Chapter meeting and a Peace and Progress HDU event shift due to Crafts Day. CAA inspectors set October 8 written exams at the airport with appointment rules for pilots and staff.
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Peace and Progress Hdu
HDU
J. L. Gilmore
Urbana
CAA
Safety District
Wichita
Local Briefs and Visits Highlight Community Notes
The item notes a man on furlough after 18 months in Turkey who has gone to Phoenix to finish training. Urbana Ladies Aid cancels this week’s meeting. Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Good Sr. of Knoxville Iowa visited with their son and family including Diane Ricky and Rebecca Sue at 204 E 9th. Dr. Good Sr. works at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Knoxville.
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Vanhart
Turkey
Phoenix
Ariz
R. W. Good Sr
Knoxville
Iowa
R. W. Good
Diane
Ricky
Rebecca Sue
Dr. Good Sr
Veterans Administration Hospital
Hospital admissions and discharges in daily record
Daily Transcript lists hospital activity with admissions and dismissals through Saturday Sunday and today. Births noted for Saturday and Sunday, plus Monday births. Also reports a fire damage incident and traffic citations and a district court filing in Chanute involving a divorce case with details of parties and relief sought.
Malayan Federation Establishes Eight-Year Monarchy
The Federation of Malaya adopts an Eastern style monarchy where a king is elected, not born to the throne, for a five year term. The system highlights an unusual elective monarchy rather than hereditary rule.
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Federation of Malaya
Hog and Cattle Prices Higher in Kansas City and Chicago Markets
Kansas City reporting cattle and hog prices with mixed moves across classes. Cattle mainly steady to marginally higher, hogs 15 to 35 cents higher, vealers and calves firm, sheep and goats showing gains. Chicago notes butter and eggs firm with stable wholesale prices.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U. S
Chicago
Chicago (Ap
White Rocks
Industrials push to year high in late trading
Wall Street advances with industrials leading to new year highs in a fairly active session. Volume around 2.9 million shares, vs 2.52 million Friday, with gains in aircraft, motors, drugs, chemicals, electronics, airlines and tobaccos while nonferrous metals and rails mixed and rubbers fell.
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New York
Talks Hoped With Red China Amid Formosa Tension
Washington prepared for early talks with Red China while keeping guard around Formosa. Ambassador Beam awaited word from Wang Ping-nan to begin talks, as Chou En lai signaled favor toward resuming ambassadorial discussions on peace in the Far East. The U S 7th Fleet remained alert due to prior fighting near Korea.
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Washington
United States
Formosa Strait
U.S
Jacob Beam
Warsaw
Wang Ping-nan
Red China
Korea
Formosa
Chou En Lai
Far East
White House
Indian General Thimayya to visit U S military bases in September
General K. Thimayya, chief of staff of the Indian army, will arrive in the United States on September 16 for a tour of military installations including Fort Leavenworth. The visit comes as Western diplomats brace for a possible Chinese push at the United Nations and amid debates about U S policy toward China.
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Beam
Wang
Warsaw
7Th Fleet
U. S
Formosa
Red China
Central Committee
Red
Obituary notices for Molidor and Griswold families
Mrs. Mary Ellen Molidor 74 of 1313 W 4th died Sunday after a long illness. Born April 14, 1884 in Independence she married Anthony H. Molidor in Independence June 1, 1911. Survivors include her husband Robert L. Clennan Chanute relatives. Rosary Tuesday Koch-Skinner Memorial Chapel with funeral at St. Andrew's Independence. Burial Calvary Cemetery. Also listed are funeral notices for Mrs. Fred Griswold Claremore and Mrs. Sadie Hume Humboldt with service details and out‑of‑town attendees.
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Mary Ellen Molidor
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Independence
Anthony H. Molidor
St. Andrew's Catholic Church
Wichita
Chanute
Molidor
City Service Oil Company
Robert L
The
Home
Ray Clennan
Bertha Martin
Elizabeth Onstott
Webb City
Kurt Peterson
Genda Springs
O. H. Kenworthy
San Diego
Edna Clennan
Los Angeles
Rosary
Koch-Skinner
Peter Finnegan
Finnegan
Calvery
Koch - Skinner Memorial Home
Hume
Sadie Hume
Humboldt Methodist Church
Gene Taylor
Dave Petter
Elmer Harwood
R. W. Blattner
Heart of God
Avery Sprague
A. J. Trueblood
Robert Hamm
Charles Bardwell
Robert Leimenstell
Humboldt
Mount Hope Cemetery
Ray Hume
Grand Junction
Colo
Freda McCarter
Appleton
Wis
James N. Hume
Cincinnati
Lester Beckwith
Lincoln
Neb
Verner Beckwith
Culbertson
Maude Fadeley
Wilcox
Ollie Beckwith
A. E. Hardesty
Garnett
Delia Bolin
el Dorado
Art Holmes
Acheson Criticizes U S Policy Over Quemoy
Former Secretary of State Acheson accuses the administration of backing Quemoy to the brink of war. He argues Washington has lost control, pulled between Chiang Kai-shek and the Communists, with the White House offering no comment after Red China's offer to negotiate.
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Quemoy
Chiang Kai-shek
Acheson
Red China
White House
AP Feature Contest Won by Bette Metzler
Bette Metzler of the Wichita Beacon wins the August AP feature contest among Kansas newspapers. Her winning item covers Sedgwick County teachers concluding a three day institute with a grammar workshop amid a confused note as Wichita readies for the new school term.
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Kansas City
Bette Metzler
The
Wichita Beacon
Associated Press
Kansas
Wichita
Sedgwick County
Grammer
Bill Colvin
Manhattan Mercury
E. Lawson May
Hutchinson News
Advertisements Promise Real, Reliable Guidance for Readers
The public notice urges trust in the paper's ads, claiming they offer genuine advice. It emphasizes reliability and that the advertisements are written for the reader, presenting them as trustworthy and useful.
Stoker-Deelers' Assn of Onterie Reg'd Granted by SEC
The Stoker-Deelers Association of Onterie registered with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Official action records show regulatory acknowledgement and compliance status.
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Stoker-Deelers’ Assn. of
Onterie
U.S. Securities & Exchange
Comm
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U.S. Royal
Glen's Tire
S. Santa Fe
Tribune
C.E.S
Mamie Heinze
W.M
Edna Petter
Sec’y
George M. McKown
Tulsa
Okla
Roy Braden
S. Malcolm
Baker University
Baldwin
Baker
Carter Brookhart
Jack
S. Highland
Fairyland Park
Jane
Police Department
Robert Campbell
Martinsville
Ind
E. A. Vanhart
R. J
A. Richard Babcock
Rapid City, M. D
Urbana Ladies Aid
Daily Transcript
Lloyd Myers
William Sparks
W. L. Blogg
Stark
Harold Robertson
Buffalo
James A. Sunday
Erie
William Horton
S. Central
Juan Serrato
Yates Center
Robert Cable
W. Mulberry
James T. Hooker
Thayer
Everett Darder
Jerry Sloan
Vera Solomon
S. Evergreen
Vincent Ortiz
Paul Lowe
N. Lafayette
Ernie Harms
R. L. Yockey
Eric
Everett Carter
Chris Brazil
James J. Moore
S. Steuben
Albert L. Hase
Sacramento
Calif
Lord Jones
District Court
Hester J. Gordon
Lyndon L. Gordon
Amberg
Acton
Kansas City Hay
Chicago Grain
Kansas City Cash
Wall Street
Am Tel & Tel
Atchison Ee
Beth Steel
Chrysler Tenet
Arenenee
Ford Mtr
Elec Steeweeee
Ster Eone
Mo Kan Tex . Mont Ward
Avarene
Penny JC
Phill Petween Een
RCA
St Jos Lead
Sears Roeb
Sinclair Eee
Soconyee
Spen Chem
Oil Ind Serene
Std Oil
U S Steel
FERC
Kobe
al Ea
the Tribune
Fred Griswold
Claremore
Fred M. Griswold
Lus
Madsen
Lake
Kingston
Anglo-Northern Securities
Torehfo
Toronto
Canada
Olson
Tae Te
Peg
West Main & Plummer
Main & Highland
Pet — Ritz
Olson's
Kitty Clover
Pie
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