Banker Cuts Interest On Stock Loans After Blizzard Losses
Clayton New Mexico F. H. Chilcote president of Farmers & Stock Men's Bank cut interest rates to help ranchers restock after a severe northeast New Mexico blizzard. He committed about $100000 in loans to replace lost cattle with his son in law El dean Reeves, bank VP, aiding ranchers as frostbite injuries and near death experiences were recalled from a 24 hour storm search for cattle.
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F. H. Chilcote
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Clayton
Chilcote
Eldean Reeves
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Reeves
Neighbors helped amid 80 mph winds at ranch home
Chilcote recalls being blown along by fierce gusts that slammed them into a fence as they searched for safety. He vows to assist neighbors and ensure they receive a fair deal despite the perilous conditions.
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Chilcote
Vote Today On Wheat Commission Vote Today On Wheat Commission
Kansas House considers final votes on bills to create a State Wheat Commission funded by a two mill tax per bushel and to reorganize the State Commission of Revenue and Taxation. The plan would abolish the tax commission and form a tax appeals board and new departments, with seven governor appointed commissioners.
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Traffic Deaths in Topeka Area State Records
Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the State Accident Records Section show 2 deaths in the past 24 hours. Year to date for 1957 totals 112, compared with 139 for the same period in 1956.
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Topeka
Kansas
Alcohol To Cause 20 000 Fatalities
Dr. Herman A. Heise of Milwaukee told 350 doctors and lawyers that about 20,000 Americans will drink and drive and die by year end. He cited alcohol as a factor in about half of the 1956 highway deaths and projected about 40,000 new deaths for the current year.
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Philadelphia
Herman A. Heise
Milwaukee
American Medical Assn. Medico - Legal
Heise
Port Said convoy enters Suez Canal first since blockage
A ten-ship convoy entered the Suez Canal today marking the first passage since the waterway was blocked last November. The ships, up to 7,064 tons, paid tolls to Egypt and included four Italian, two Russian, one Greek, one West German, one Romanian and one Finnish vessel.
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Port Saidra
Suez Canal
Egypt
Five orchid varieties found in icy Greenland landscape
Scientists report discovering five orchid varieties thriving in Greenland’s cold climate. Researchers note resilient adaptations allowing these species to endure low temperatures and short growing seasons, signaling surprising plant diversity in polar regions.
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Greenland
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