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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1956

Page

5

Ever Ready 4-H Club Meets at North Valley School

Local 4 H group will gather Wednesday evening at 8 o clock. Community notices list visitors of the Harkrader family from Benedict and kin from Wichita. Also named are Bak er University Glee Club member Jean LaRue and St Anthony Hospital School of Practical Nursing graduates including Joan Buford Walker.

North Valley School Roy Harkrader Benedict V. C. Dennison Elmer Dennison Wichita Jean LaRue T. S. LaRue Eric Baker University Women's Glee Club Joan Buford Walker Chanute St. Anthony Hospital School of Practical Nursing

Local control urged over water and power spending

Seaton, touring on a seven day schedule after a Washington breakfast with Republican leaders, argued that federal money implies federal control and pressed for local interest and local control rather than centralized federal czars in Washington. He spoke yesterday here amid calls for restraint in federal funding.

Washington Seaton Eisenhower

Town in Portsmouth Loses Phone Service After Strike

Portsmouth Ohio, a 40 000 population city, loses all telephone service as violence ends a two month strike at Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co. Police Chief Hugh Rudity declares emergency and recalls officers after 25 men attack five cable workers with clubs injuring them. exchanges in Sciotoville also shut down.

Portsmouth Ohio Hugh Rudity Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co Sciotoville C. E. Williams Williams CWA

Partnership Program For Power Facilities

Interior Secretary Fred A. Seaton says 40 billion dollars will be needed for construction of electric power facilities in the next decade and only the Eisenhower administration partnership program can supply it.

Kansas City Fred A. Seaton

Presbyterian moderator elected in Southeast Kansas corner

In Pittsburg Rev. David H. Todd of Parsons was chosen as moderator by the Neo sho Presbytery. The body also approved a union overview for the Presbyterian Church and United Presbyterian Church merger. Neodesha asked to restrict water use amid Fall River Reservoir concerns. Unio ntown hired a Kansas City firm to study costs to bring water to the city.

Pittsburg Kas Neosho David H. Todd Parsons The Presbyterian Church U.S.A United Presbyterian Church Neodesha Board of City Commissioners Kansas State Board of ‘Health Fredonia Coffeyville Independence Cherryyvale Us. Corps of Engineers Fall River Reservoir

College of EmporiaEnrollment Reaches 274 This Fall

Total enrollment at the College of Emporia climbs to 274 for the fall term, boosted by a freshman class of 116 the largest in recent years. This compares with 234 enrolled at the same point last year.

Emporia College of Emporia

Miss Connie Taylor Competes In Miss Football Pageant

Kansas State College junior Miss Connie Taylor models one outfit for the Miss Football contest at Berkeley California this week. Fifteen campus beauties from the United States and Canada compete for the title as part of the annual event.

Connie Taylor Kansas State College Berkeley Calif United States Canada the Tribune Chanute Tribune

Berkeley football festival kickoff and end date

A Berkeley football festival runs from Tuesday to Saturday. Connie, 20, from Salina, is pictured.

Berkeley Connie Salina

Adlai to Speak in Kansas City on Sept. 27

Adlai Stevenson, Democratic candidate for president, plans to speak in Kansas City Kansas on Thursday Sept. 27 at 12 30 p.m. Wyandotte County Democratic chairman Jack Dear announced tentative approval from the Democratic National Committee in Washington. He is also slated to speak in Kansas City Missouri the night of Sept. 26.

Kansas City Kas Adlai Stevenson Jack Dear Wyandotte County Democratic National Committee Washington Stevenson

Kansan Beulah Rogers elected head of Rebekah Lodges

Beulah Rogers of Lawrence Kansas yesterday won the presidency of the International Association of Rebekah Lodges. The election elevates a Kansan to the top post in the organization.

Omahap Beulah Rogers Lawrence, Kas International Assn. of Rebekah

Nixon Delivers Light Jab About Adlai in Campaign Swing

Vice President Nixon mocked Adlai Stevenson during a Whittier California speech after praising him the night before in a public tour across 32 states. He argued the 1952 plateau had been surpassed and urged continued GOP leadership in peace progress and prosperity.

Reno Nev Nixon Adlai Stevenson Whittier Calif

Lizzie Harmon Estate Auction Notice

Court-appointed administrator Mrs T P Jones directs sale of the Lizzie Harmon estate. Auction to be conducted by M W Wilson as auctioneer with Mrs T P Jones serving as clerk.

Chester Bowman Neal McCoy H&h Chanute Kansas

National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis Mentioned

A note references the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis highlighting its role in funding medical relief and research efforts. The snippet emphasizes the charity's ongoing support without detailing events or figures.

Dent The National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis

Logan Renamed State Chairman for March of Dimes in Kansas

Topeka's J. Glenn Logan has been reappointed by Basil O'Connor as state chairman for the March of Dimes in Kansas. The announcement was issued today by the national organization.

Emporia J. Glenn Logan Topeka Kansas Basil O'Connor Press

Alligator Returned to Oklahoma City Zoo After Escape

Alfred the eight foot, 250 pound alligator escaped Lincoln Park Zoo for three days and wandered into a nearby lake. Zoo curator Bob Jenni and two men captured the reptile using a spear gun line and a broken arrow, then hauled him back to the reptile house.

Oklahoma City Alfred Lincoln Park Zoo Bob Jenni Jenni

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