Dust Storm Recalls Dust Bowl as Winds Hit Plains
A fast deep low pressure center hit the lower Plains reviving Dust Bowl memories. Oklahoma reports damage to new crops and property with five deaths in highway crashes. Tornadoes and high winds stretch across Kansas Missouri Iowa and Illinois with extensive property damage and fatalities.
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Public Auction Notice In Kansas District Court
In Neosho County Kansas Chanute May 6 1964 at 10:00 A M a public auction is listed related to the McFadden and Wiley estates. The petition seeks determination of the sole devisee and legatee under Theodore R McFADDEN will and partition of real property. Plaintiffs ALAN McPADDEN et al assign counsel BALCH BAILEY Chanute Kansas.
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Hearings Set in Two Neosho County Probate Estates
In the Chanute Tribune notices dated April 1 1964 two probate matters in Neosho County Kansas announce hearings on final settlements. Philip A Rettig estate executor Robert L Bailey seeks final settlement fees and distribution with a hearing April 24 1964 in Erie. Bessie B Barker estate administrator Ray C Barker seeks final settlement and heirs determination with a hearing May 1964 in Erie.
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Probate action in Neosho County on Miller estate
In April 1964 the Probate Court of Neosho County Kansas hears Hazel F. Kinsley executrix of Elizabeth C. Miller's estate seeking heirs for Frank C. Miller also known as Frank Miller and descent of real property in Neosho County. The undivided half interest in the West Half of the Southwest Quarter Section 18 Township 29 Range 18 East is described. Defenses must be filed by April 30, 1964 at 3:00 PM in Erie Kansas. The case is before Probate Judge O. Young. Legal counsel Bend, Kansas Keys for Petitioner.
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Humboldt Pancake Day funds aid Rotary service goal
Humboldt Rotarians reported a successful Pancake Day with proceeds earmarked for a Rotary service project. Local social notes cover visitors from Newton and Chanute, WSC S.C.S. conference in Parsons, and multiple Sunday visits and sendoffs including the Slaters heading to Wagoner Oklahoma. Community events feature AM chapter PEO reciprocity luncheon at Garnett with several members attending.
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Sunday church guests and anniversary trips noted
The Rev. Richard Worley, missionary to Thailand, returning to the states, enrolled at Pittsburg State College, preached at First Baptist. Rev. Robert McGuire preached at Iola. Mr. and Mrs. O H Roush celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary with a Kansas City visit to see their son and family, Becky Jones and Mike. The Ronsicks visited Kansas City for the play For Heaven's Sake, their granddaughter Karen Ronsick singing and acting. The Ronsicks stayed with their son’s family in Overland Park. Humboldt Women’s Club plans a 3:15 p.m. meeting at the Presbyterian basement. former Humboldt Music Club members urged to attend.
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Bhutan power struggle widens after royal murder
In Calcutta AP dispatch reports Bhutan grapples with a royal power struggle following Premier Jigme Dorji's assassination on April 5. The Monday arrest of deputy army commander Gen Chapda Namgyal Bahadur signals Maharaja Hwanchuk’s bid to tighten control.
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Rome Strike Shuts Coffee Bars And Restaurants
In Rome a 24 hour shutdown closed cafes bakeries pastry shops and wine bars as an association representing the sector pressed the government to curb inflation. The protest aimed to push for action against rising prices affecting bars and restaurants.
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Soviet anti Judaism drive blamed by study group
A West European Socialist study group accuses the Soviet government of an unprecedented campaign against Judaism. It cites the closure of about 75 percent of synagogues in seven years and claims Jews in the Soviet Union face severe discrimination after a year's study.
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Czechoslovak Leader Off to Moscow For Khrushchev Visit
Moscow reports that Czechoslovak President Antonin Novotny departed for a friendly visit with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev in Moscow as Khrushchev marked his 70th birthday.
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Cable ship begins laying Japan Guam transpacific link
Yokohama AP Long Lines arrives to lay a submarine cable linking Japan with Guam as part of an $80 million project by ITT and AT&T. The 5,950 mile line passes Midway Wake and Hawaii and should open transpacific service around June 20.
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Oil Output Up 60,000 Barrels
U S oil production rose by 60,750 barrels per day last week with total output averaging 7,587,570 barrels daily. Oklahoma increased by 33,500 to 585,300 barrels per day, while Kansas rose 4,960 to 299,870.
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U S Ambassador Reischauer leaves for Honolulu for convalescence
In Tokyo Edwin O Reischauer and his wife depart for Honolulu to recover from a knife wound inflicted by a mentally unbalanced Japanese youth on March 24. In Los Angeles singer Pearl Bailey sues the Flamingo Hotel for 150000 dollars claiming a foot injury sustained while performing at the Las Vegas venue on March 3.
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Shot Injures Man's Thigh in Sunday Accident
BUFFALO Arlie Snider accidentally shot himself Sunday morning while removing a gun from a holster. The bullet pierced his right thigh and lodged below the kneecap. W D Hempen and Bill Landrith transported him to Fredonia hospital, where surgeons removed the bullet and he was released to go home. Dinner guests Sunday at the Hempen home included Percy Rowan of Chanute, Alice Hempen, and George Ray McKinze of Yates Center.
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Carlson Family Visit and Gillespie Relatives Across Kansas
Mr and Mrs John Carlson of rural Buffalo spent the weekend of April 4 in Dallas with their daughter Barbara and Sue Powers Lawrence Gillespie of Derby called on his mother Mrs Anna Gillespie the evening of April 7 They went to Neodesha to visit Mrs Gillespies son Mr and Mrs Kenneth Gillespie and family Lawrence Gillespie is helping build the new post office at Yates Center.
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Iro nhead Wood Ibis Earns Multiple Nicknames
The bird with an ugly bald head, nicknamed ironhead gourdhead and Spanish buzzard, is described.
Boyington Agrees to 1000 Settlement with Dolores
Los Angeles AP reports World War II Marine ace Greg ory Pappy Boyington will pay 1000 to settle his estranged wife Dolores's claim for temporary alimony.
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Pappy) Boyington
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Journalist McCabe Freed After 28 Hours Detention
Foreign correspondent Robert K. Mc Cabe of Newsweek was jailed 28 hours on subversion charges in Jakarta. He was arrested by Indonesian military police after advising editors of potential violence at a rally for anti-Malaysian volunteers held when President Sukarno spoke. He departed for Hong Kong today.
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Past and future work showcased in service message
A brief promotional note highlights continued high-quality work and service. It invites customers to experience the firm’s offerings soon and emphasizes commitment to customer satisfaction.
Wales embraces englynion as a national pastime
In Wales, writing englynion, an intricate verse form, is celebrated as a national pastime reflecting long literary tradition and cultural pride among poets and communities across the country.
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