Homemaker Is Saluted Harvest of Values feature in Chanute
Chanute area homes showcase prosperity as local banks offer financing for construction and improvements. Merchants honor homemakers this week in a Harvest of Values promotion, urging buyers to consult contractors, decorators, and retailers for the latest materials and services at budget friendly prices.
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Three People Face Murder Charge in Taxicab Driver Slaying
Kansas City AP report alleges a 2 year old fry cook and the parents of six children, Lee H. Smith 46, Eileen Smith 43, and Charles D. Payne, 41, were charged with second degree murder in the fatal stabbing of taxi driver Harvey Warner. Preliminary hearings set for Oct 1. Warner stabbed outside a bar after a Friday night fight.
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Widows Kefauver and Daly News Roundup
Washington widow of Sen Estes Kefauver declines Senate bid saying she is not trained for public office. New York John Daly's wife Virginia Warren Daly gives birth to a boy at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital. they have an 11 month old son and moved from the United States to Formosa last year. Seoul former Premier Yo Chan Tiger Song begins presidential campaign from a Seoul jail cell while awaiting trial for wartime executions and for slandering South Korea's government as Chung Hee Park faces the race.
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Dr H H Kung Observes 84th Birthday in Formosa
Dr H H Kung former premier of Nationalist China observed his 84th birthday in Taipei Formosa. He is a brother in law of Chiang Kai shek wife of the Chinese Nationalist president.
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Wheat Sales To Commies Is Urged
Topeka AP Lud Strnad Kansas wheat farmer and National Agricultural Advisory Council member urges U S grain sales to Russia China and satellites He notes Farmers Union Cooperative Marketing Association sells to Yugoslavia and proposes sending sales teams worldwide including to China to dispose of surplus grain and says he bears no brief for Chinese leadership but shares peasants' interests such sales would aid dollar exchange and challenge ideology.
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Deserted plains reveal meteorite finds more easily
Meteorites are easier to spot in flat arid regions where rocks are sparse. The dry climate and slow erosion increase chances of survival, making deserts ideal for locating meteorite specimens.
Prague party official named Slovak National Council chair
AP dispatch from Vienna reports Michal Chudik of the Soviet Communist Politburo named chairman of the Slovak National Council. He succeeds Josef Lenart, elevated to premier of Czechoslovakia in a purge that removed Stalinist officials.
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Music for Cattle Quieted by Death March Tests
In Kansas City Kansas the Swift & Co packing plant played classical and semi classical music in the slaughter room to see if it would quiet cattle en route to their deaths. Herbert M Wiggs general manager said a similar test is under way at Evansville Indiana.
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Baby Girl Killed In Wellington Crash
A car veered into a ditch and rolled several times near Wellington Kansas killing nine week old Robin Ann Morton and injuring three women. The mother Mrs Robert Morton 21 of Trenton Tennessee was not seriously hurt. In serious condition were Mrs Shirley A Carleton 19 Humboldt Tennessee and Mrs H C Frame 37 Shelbyville Tennessee. The women were returning from Wellington to Conway Springs where their husbands work on a telephone cable project.
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Robin Ann Morton
Robert Morton
Trenton
Tenn
Shirley A. Carleton
Humboldt
H. C. Frame
Shelbyville
Conway Springs
Telehone
Norway’s barren rock shaped by glaciers and streams
Barren rock, cut by streams and buried under glaciers, covers three-fourths of Norway, shaping its rugged landscape and geology.
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Poor Crops Put Soviet in Food Bind
The Soviet Union faces bread shortages due to mismanaged harvests and a 10 percent crop loss, prompting warnings to save bread and consider price hikes. Despite warnings, emergency wheat imports abroad total about 7 million tons to offset drought losses. Grain from the virgin lands falters, and Moscow sees long queues for vegetables as machinery shortages hurt harvests. Canada and Australia have large wheat and flour orders to stabilize supply, while private farming and hoarding shape food access.
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Humboldt Group Meetings and Dinner Gatherings
Humboldt community enjoyed dessert bridge hosted by Mr. and Mrs. H K Johnson with four tables. High score went to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Collison. low score tied by Mr. and Mrs. Ben Barfoot and Mr. and Mrs. R W Blattner. Attendees included multiple local couples and teachers. other items note travels, appointments, and a Maple Grove School reunion with performances and memorials.
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H. K. Johnson
Dale Collison
Ben Barfoot
R. W. Blattner
Elmer Harwood
Elmer Redfield
George Works
Marvin Wellcome
Johnson
Ace Hi Bridge Club
Clyde Carroll
W. J. Casper
J. E. Nessel
Franklin
Paul Finney
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Dora Lacy
Calif
Lola
Robert
A. Finney
Maple Grove
Martin Henrichs Jr
Zillah
Indiana
Bloomington
Nellie Drollinger
Martin Hen
Pre- Humboldt High School
Archaeology in Guadalupe Mountains Texas Less Known
The Guadalupe Mountains in Texas are among the least documented in regional archaeology. Scholars note limited fieldwork and sparse published records, leaving many sites and cultural histories incompletely understood. Further study could reveal forgotten practices and vanished lifeways of past communities.
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Texas
Southwest
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