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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1968

Page

2

Home hacks and frugal fixes readers share

Heloise fans describe clever tips from pantyhose fashion fixes to bird nesting, measuring liquids with droppers, dry-clean-like tile cleaning with a detergent bottle, tiebacks from garters, and a soggy custard pie solution using glaze or separate bake pans.

Heloise

Kansas City Officer Killed In Gun Battle

A Kansas City detective was killed and another wounded when eight officers and two ex convicts exchanged fire at a trailer court behind a Northeast Prather Road tavern. The suspects Grove and Romprey were also wounded. Grove sought for a Portland jewelry store robbery. Romprey for parole violation.

Kansas City Prather Road North FBI James Louis Grove Vernon Douglas Romprey Grove Portland Ore Romprey State Penitentiary Jefferson City George Edward Lanigan North Kansas City Memorial Hospital Billy J. Witcg

Neosho County Graduates at KU

The University of Kansas lists 1 022 degree recipients since June 1967 including Andrea Evans Robison and Cynthia Ann Harris both earning Bachelor of Arts. Patricia Kay Simmons and James Paul Harris appear among graduates with Bachelor of Education and related degrees. Commencement exercises are set for June 3.

University of Kansas Lawrence Andrea Evans Robison Cynthia Ann Harris James Paul Harris Patricia Kay Simmons Eric

Heloise Encourages Readers to Bake Custard Pies

Heloise notes success with two pie baking methods and urges readers to try old-fashioned custard pies. She welcomes mail and will answer questions when possible though she cannot reply to every letter due to high volume.

Heloise

Chicago Leads World in Steel and Machinery Output

Chicago produces more steel and machinery than any other city, underscoring its dominance in heavy industry and manufacturing leadership.

Chicago

Scout Activities and Father Daughter Banquet Notes

Scout news covers Pack 235 Den 4 meeting at Mrs Wimsett home with Mike Wimsett leading the flag ceremony and ticket sales for Scout-o rama. Den 100 hosted at Otterbein church with litter pickup and Easter pictures, while Father Daughter Banquet at Murray Hill school featured Elaine Cook and many guests with songs and skits.

Den Kenneth Wimsett Mike Wimsett Donald Hanson Steven Carl Scott Allen Jim Hutchison Jody Maple Otterbein United Methodist Church Steve Slane Earl DeVries James Orbun John Lea Girl Scouts Brownie Murray Hill School Elaine Cook Vickie Petty Bambi Petty Lisa Woods Debra Dodd Martha Johnson Jamie Evenson Vickie New Becky Cook Connie Small Debra Wooldridge Sabrina Brown Bonnie Dickerhoof Susan Davis Miss Cook John Bowes J. D. Evenson Joe Randy Adams David Hannah Ralph Carpenter Robbie Gregg Lloyd Lonnie Carpenter Edwin Aday Mark Hannah Cub

Kansas Counties Share Sales Tax Receipts

Kansas Treasurer Walter H. Peery announced a 6.5 million dollar transfer of sales tax receipts to county treasurers for local ad valorem tax reduction funds. Sedgwick County takes 879,757. Johnson 418,975. Wyandotte 396,051. Shawnee 337,342. Reno 179,667. Wallace 9,378 with smaller shares to Allen 46,405.72. Neosho 47,709. Wilson 38,279.68. Woodson 19,084.29.

Topeka Kansas Walter H. Peery Sedgwick County Johnson Wyandotte Shawnee Reno Wallace County Allen County Neosho County Wilson Woodson

W C Fields Quoted In Time Capsule 1933 Book

In Time Capsule 1933 a cinema section reprints a W C Fields line from the 1933 film International House. Fields portrays a demented aviator who lands on a hotel roof in Wu Hu China thinking it is Kansas City. The hotel manager quips You must be lost. I’m here.

New York W. C. Fields International House Fields Wu Hu China Kansas City

Bonnie and Clyde No Match For Modern Police Methods

W B Jones who joined Clyde Barrow's gang at 16 says Bonnie and Clyde would not last a week against modern police methods. He drove for a year before they were killed on a Louisiana road. He recalls cutting phone lines as the getaway, and notes radios would change the game.

Houston Tex W. B. Jones Clyde Barrow Bonnie and Clyde Jones Louisiana Kprc-Tv Clyde Roy Bonnie

UNICEF aids milk plant in Punjab capacity 16480 gallons daily

UNICEF assisted in building a milk plant in Punjab state with a capacity of 16480 gallons per day. A United Nations group supplied all necessary imported equipment for the facility.

Chandigarh India United Nations Group Punjab The United Nations Children’s Fund Unicef

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Mary Coleman June McGraw Evelyn Street Treva Mayer Cardinals Her Sol Mable Tillman Dorothy Doughty Folks Masonic Temple Garner Shriver Joe Shubitz Robert Dole John Crutcher Richard J. Harmon Raymond van Shiver Wm. H. Avery Kent Frizzell Marion Chipman Chuck McAttee Richard Seaton Tom Blancett Chanute Carol Burkman Charles Forsyth Erie Ci Pauline Page Lavenburg Jim Carter St. Paul HI Young Republican Tioga Ballroom Neosho Co Republican Central Pe Carol Betton Treas Goodland Russel Garden City Hutchinson Aeatanne Emporia Leavenworth Scout News W. C. Fields Quotable Santa FE Park David Blase Westview Baptist Chapel Barrow Gang Gene Wall W. Main South Valley Chapel Shaw Shaw Road Clinton J. Reeser Christian Church Leroy, Ks Admiral G.E Motorola RCA Zenith Citation Masterpiece Harold Humboldt
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