Chanute youths perform music to aid tuberculosis patients
A 7 30 p m Tuesday concert at the Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital features the Rockets led by Cliff Sperry and Lawrence Lovett on guitars and vocals with the Twintones Jody Lock Richard Reeves plus Dale Steinman on accordion Jimmy Alexander on drums Hazel Crawford on vocals and Carl Reep on trumpet. Police report 29 traffic incidents in Chanute last month including two injuries and 51 cars five trucks and 23 day light crashes.
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Chanute
Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
The
Rockets
Cliff Sperry
Lawrence Lovett
Twintones
Jody Lock
Richard Reeves
Dale Steinman
Jimmy Alexander
Hazel Crawford
Carl Reep
Renewal of Industrial Levy To Be Decided Here Tuesday
Chanute voters will decide on continuing a half mill city industrial fund levy for two more years alongside local races. The fund supports industrial development with past uses including attracting Burlington Mfg Co and Aero-Duct, building repairs, surveys, and promotional efforts. A yes keeps the levy, no ends it.
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Chanute
City Industrial Fund
Burlington Mfg. Co
Burlington
Chamber of Commerce
Iola
Henry L. Bumgardner
Gerald T. Canatsey
Richard G. Cook
Evalyn Cyrus
Robert L. Lane
Mack C. Colt
Linday Ingroum
Land-owners receive 47390 award in Parsons water project case
Erie district court increased the Giegers award for land taken for the Parsons water reservoir and damages by 7550 to 47390 after appealing a 39840 appraisal. The 229 acres condemned belonged to the Giegers with 16.6 acres easements for the dam site. A separate Weast condemnation appeal seeks 300 for two acres.
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Erie — District Court
E. L. Gieger
Parsons City
Anna Marie Chappell
Vernice Parker
Chanute
Wayne Gibson
Ed McMains
St. Paul
John Heitman
Walnut
Sam Yockey
Parsons
Roy Weast
Weast
Pauline Shellhorn
R. H. Eberhart
Leo Long
Harley Johnson
Eric
John H. Mitchell
Emil Semrad
Thayer
Melvin Stone
John Drummond
Rodhell Wilson
T. F. Ahlers
Charley Olson
Rural Lavenburg
Emma Kennedy
Gieger
Ratner, Mattox and Ratner
Wichita
Charles F. Henshall
Glenn Jones
Charles Forsyth
Erie
Boy Scout Exposition Planned for April 26
Preparations for a regional Boy Scout exposition set for April 26 are under way at the National Guard armory. About 50 Scouters from Toronto Yates Center Iola Humboldt and Chanute attended a Wednesday meeting at the Evangelical United Brethren church to outline plans. Twenty six of 29 area units including Cuba troops and Explorer posts will participate.
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Toronto
Yates Center
Iola
Humboldt
Chanute
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Cuba
National Guard Armory
Chuck Rodgers
Dick Bohling
Raymond Friederich
Charles Chauncey
Dale Steinman
Clayton Ward
Small Tornadoes Hit Missouri Area
Small tornadoes damaged property in California and Otterville in central Missouri with no injuries. California saw damage to two implement firms and 10 homes. Otterville reported a torn porch and broken power lines. St Joseph suffered heavy wind damage with a storefront front collapsing during gusts up to 72 miles per hour.
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California
Otterville
Missouri
St. Joseph
Car Misses Curve. Driver Roy Owens Killed
Coffeyville police say Roy Owens, 29, was speeding south on U S 169 when his car missed a curve and plunged down an embankment hitting a tree. Capt Hobart Thomas found the wreck shortly after.
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Coffeyville (Ap
Roy Owens
Hobart Thomas
Coffeyville
U. S. 169
Thomas
Concordia Boy Dies After Fall From Cliff
In Concordia Kansas a 10 year old boy Raymond Blochlinger fell about 30 feet and died last night. He was the son of Mr and Mrs John Blochlinger and had four other siblings in the family.
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Concordia, Kan
Raymond ‘Blochlinger
John Blochlinger
Insurance contact and phone line notice
If you do not receive your Tribune, contact Wasser for insurance. Call Ph. 119 for your carrier. if unavailable after hours, call 700 after 6 p.m.
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Tribune
Wasser
Price Index Plan is Out of Date
The Labor Department seeks to revise the consumer price index after changes in American life since 1950. A revised basket would reflect more television sets cars and home appliances and less dress clothes. Mitchell asked for 4.6 million dollars to begin the update with a 1964 timeline.
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Washington
Labor Department
Secretary of Labor
James P
Mitchell
House
Fair Weather Area Forecast and Temperature Outlook
A Kansas region forecast projects generally fair conditions through Saturday with cooler nights and diminishing winds. Tonight lows 35 to 40, highs Saturday 65 to 70, and a five day outlook showing 5 to 10 degrees above normal with little precipitation. Winds reached 48 mph at Topeka and 70 mph in St Joseph yesterday with temps dropping up to 40 degrees.
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Topeka
Kansas
St. Joseph
Olathe
Russell
Hill City
Goodland
Pittsburg
Weather Bureau
Jets for Pakistan
Washington reports the United States plans to begin delivering B57 jet bombers to Pakistan late this year, according to the Pentagon.
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Washington
United States
Pakistan
Pentagon
C of C Annual Meet Set for Monday Night
About 200 people expected at the Chamber of Commerce annual meeting Monday night at the Masonic Temple. The event begins at 6 30 with dinner tickets available from the chamber office or at the door. Speaker will be William L Graham Wichita oil man and founder of an international small business lending agency.
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Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Temple
Les Matthews
Memorial Building
William L. Graham
Wichita Oil
Scalding Death of 15-Month-Old Ramsay in Kansas City
Noel Eugene Ramsay, 15 months, died from tub scalds suffered after the child turned on hot water while playing in the bathtub. His father James T. Ramsay reported the incident occurring Wednesday night.
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Kansas City
Noel Eugene Ramsay
James T. Ramsay
Broken Arm Suffered In Three Story Fall
Kansas City AP reports Robert Seaman aged 30 suffered an arm fracture after a three story fall. He landed on a second floor ledge before tumbling to the sidewalk.
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Kansas City
Robert Seaman
Seaman
Traffic Fatalities in Kansas Reach 112 This Year
AP reports from the State Accident Records Section show Kansas traffic fatalities for 1959 to date reaching 112, with 1 in the last 24 hours. Comparable period in 1958 tallied 94, indicating a rise.
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Topeka
Kansas
Berlin crisis debate shapes NATO stance and talks on German unification
At the NATO Foreign Ministers Council in its 10th anniversary session, ministers urged defiance of Soviet aims in Berlin and backed direct East and West German talks on unification under U S Britain France and Soviet oversight. United States pledged full nuclear deterrence if needed, and Herter touted missile progress. Eight area towns vote Tuesday on mayor council school board bonds and taxes with multiple contests listed for Buffalo Elsmore Benedict Glen Hurst Iola and more.
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Washington
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council
Berlin
Soviet Union
Geneva
East Germany
West Germany
Giuseppe Pella
Heinrich von Brentano
Germany
United States
Britain
France
Europe
North America
Christian Herter
Foreign Ministers Council
U.S
Johnsons To Remodel Johnsons To Remodel
Johnson Brothers Furniture plans extensive remodeling at 14 N Lincoln starting Monday. The project will add about 700 square feet and repave the storefront with a single entrance, a larger front window, repainting and redesigning, plus a 25 by 30 foot back balcony for display.
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Johnson Brothers Furniture
N. Lincoln
A. B. Johnson
Youth Threats Lead to Juvenile Handling in Joplin
In Joplin Missouri a 15 year old boy threatened Ruth Snow with scissors as she entered her car. He was spotted by the Snows and picked up by police. The youth admitted threatening another woman with a screwdriver last year and was turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Joplin
Ruth Snow
Liz Is Flipping Liz Taylor Ed Fisher Quick Nevada Wedding Plan
Elizabeth Taylor and Eddie Fisher plan a private wedding likely on May 11 in Nevada. Debbie Reynolds will not oppose Fisher’s quick divorce to marry Taylor, enabling them to be together as Fisher establishes Nevada residence. Fisher may seek incompatibility in the divorce suit. Debbie Reynolds is in Los Angeles after arriving from Spain.
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Las Vegas
New
Elizabeth Taylor
Eddie Fisher
Debbie
Debbie Reynolds
Fisher
Nevada
Miss Taylor
Liz
Eddie
Los Angeles
Spain
Ives
California
Survey shows Chanute teen canteen wins student approval
Surveys of Chanute Senior High and Royster Junior High students show strong support for continuing the Teen Canteen. 990 students responded with 573 yes and 136 no to its worth, attendance split with many never going due to parental concerns and rumors. police chief Morehead notes no recent complaints.
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Chanute Senior High School
Royster Junior High School
Glen Halbe
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Halbe
Tom Morehead
Morehead
Teen Canteen Board
Prairie Fires Out of Control
In Morris County Kansas two prairie fires burned for hours near Cottonwood Falls and Rock Springs. Sheriff Elliott Smith said one blaze damaged Merrill Ranch, possibly killing livestock. Fire crews from Council Grove Cottonwood Falls and Herington assisted. Geary County Sheriff Vince Collins found evidence of arson at the Rock Springs fire. No damage estimates reported.
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Cottonwood Falls
Kas
Morris County
Kansas
Elliot Smith
Morris Chase County
Merrill Ranch
Council Grove
Herington
Rock Springs
Junction City
Vince Collins
Geary County
Rex Greve Injured in Motorcycle Crash
Rex Greve aged 19 of 326 West Fifth suffered a severe laceration compound nasal fracture and multiple cuts after a motorcycle crash at Elm and Kansas. He was taken to Neosho Memorial Hospital where his condition was listed as satisfactory.
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Rex Greve
W. 5Th
Elm
Kansas
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Greve
Pony Express Began From St. Joseph Nine Years Ago
The Pony Express service was launched from St. Joseph to Sacramento nine years ago today. Relays of horses and riders carried the mail between St. Joseph and Sacramento, California.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
St. Joseph
Sacramento
Calif
Bond Forfeiture Follows DWI Arrest in Mission
John W. Basler of Mission forfeited a $175 bond after failing to appear for a police court hearing scheduled after his March 26 arrest on charges of driving while intoxicated reckless driving and transporting an open bottle. He was detained after his car struck a vehicle driven by Sam Newland at Lincoln and Walnut.
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John W. Basler
Mission
Sam Newland
N. Santa Fe
Linicoln and
Walnut
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J. Robert Leimen- Houdashelt
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B. G. Bradshaw
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Fredonia
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Charles Hiller
Melvin Morley
R. F. Johnson
Galesburg
Buford Meeker
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C. C
Quincy D. Reed
Homer Shaw
Tom Crawshaw
Merle Willis
Altoona
Virgil Gamble
H. R Gentry
T A. Street
R. R. Stafford
M. C. Mitchell
William Hanson
W. W. Jones
Tropicana Hotel
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Flamingo Hotel
Debbie Ru
Bob Geib
Herman Lehrack
S. Forest
Larry Brown
L. C. Bejma
Grant
S. Highland
Pony Express
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