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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1957

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Planes Lived to Landing as Dallas Airport Crowd Gasped

A Braniff Convair 340 with 41 aboard struggled after nose gear jammed on takeoff from Oklahoma City. Captain Mittendorf guided a two-wheel landing at Dallas Love Field while ambulances and fire crews stood by. All survived with no injuries reported.

Dallas Tex Braniff Airways R. O. Mittendorf Susie Bruck Bert Hathaway Oklahoma City Corpus Christi San Antonio Kansas City Mittendorf Braniff Love Field Miss Bruck

Rejected Suitor Kills Choir Girl and Himself in Cove

In Cove Arkansas, Helen Griffith, 20, was shot four times during a Holy Week service at Hilltop Holiness Church after leaving the choir. A 61-year-old man was wounded, and minutes later the rejected suitor Haskell Sullivan, 25, killed himself in Nano Chito Oklahoma with the same weapon, leaving a note claiming responsibility.

Haskell Sullivan Nano Chito Okla Cove McCurtain County Sullivan J. L. Sullivan Helen Jesus

Humphrey Ready to Accept Unspent Treasury Allowance

Secretary Humphrey said he would personally accept a leftover stationery allowance refund from Sen. Williams. Williams lamented a 1508.26 balance from the last fiscal year, claiming a new rule blocked refunds and that unspent funds would be taxed. Humphrey offered to take the check if Williams sends it, noting unspent funds would revert to the Treasury if not drawn.

Washington Treasury Humphrey Sen Williams Senate Sen. Williams

Coroner's Jury Rules Five Deaths Accidental

In Glasgow Missouri a coroner's jury ruled the deaths of five young men in a Missouri River car crash were accidental. Tests showed no intoxication. Dr. W A Bloom Howard County coroner said all five drowned and suffered multiple fractures and injuries. 16 year old Buddy Pete Kirby survived the plunge from the hill and embankment into the river.

Glasgow Missouri River W. A. Bloom Howard County Buddy Pete Kirby

Traffic Fatalities In Topeka For 1957 Update

Topeka reports three traffic fatalities in the past 24 hours and a year to date total of 145 for 1957, compared with 176 for the same period in 1956, according to the State Accident Records Section.

Topeka Kansas

Two Chanute Teens Admit Gasoline Theft

Two teenage boys near Chanute confessed to stealing gasoline over the past weeks within a 10 to 12 mile radius. Chief Tom Morehead said the case is now with the county sheriff for further investigation as charges have not yet been decided. Gas thefts are reported frequently in the area with five gallon cans recovered from hideouts on two occasions.

Chanute Tom Morehead Morehead Sheriff’s Office

Parking restrictions lifted at Murray Hill school for Easter service

Chief of Police Tom Morehead announced that parking rules around Murray Hill school will be lifted tomorrow for an Easter service. Morning worship by Evangelical United Brethren church begins at 10 45 AM at the school.

Murray Hill School Tom Morehead Evangelical United Brethren Church

Easter observances mark joyous as world celebrates

The Associated Press reports Christians worldwide prepare to celebrate Easter commemorating the resurrection of Christ. Pius XII's Easter message will be televised in Europe and broadcast by Vatican Radio and 14 networks in 28 languages. In the United States millions attend services and sunrise ceremonies statewide. President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower, vacationing in Augusta, attend services as Washington holds sunrise rites at Walter Reed and Arlington National Cemetery with NBC coverage. Postmaster General Summerfield delivers the prayer.

Associated Press Prince of Peace Old Jerusalem Middle East Rome Pius XII Europe Vatican Radio United States Eisenhower Augusta Washington Walter Reed Army Medical Center Arlington National Cemetery NBC Arthur Summerfield

Subway Crash Hurts Sixty Five in Brooklyn Tunnel

A Brooklyn tunnel wreck injured sixty five riders when a moving train struck a stalled car on a jammed brake. Motorman Victor O Brinis aided passengers as other crew members were trapped and hospitalized with serious injuries.

New York Brooklyn City Transit Queens Victor P. O’brinis O’brinis William A. Hoke Kings County Hospital Daniel Rotunda New Hyde Park N. Y Hoke

Man Freed From Box Car Prisoner Rescued In Santa Fe Yard

Willie Forrest II, 41, was locked in a box car in the Santa Fe yard near Chanute after sleeping through his accidental confinement. Police and bystanders heard his pleas, freed him, and arranged care and help to return him to Tulsa. He said he believed the job hunt in Tulsa prompted his journey and he preferred not to ride back by train.

Forrest II Willie Chanute Tulsa Santa Fe T. H. Ahlers Star Drilling Machine Co Ahlers

Area City Officials to Meet in Chanute May 7

Southeast Kansas city officials gather in Chanute for the annual district meeting to discuss 1957 Legislature changes affecting city government. From 50 to 100 officers expected. 115 neighboring mayors invited. district meetings sponsored by the League of Kansas Municipalities with staff input.

Chanute Kansas City Harold R. Williams Williams League of Kansas Municipalities League Tioga Hotel Olathe Hiawatha Abilene Great Bend Dodge City Wellington WaKeeney Norton Concordia

Jewel Ogden Heads KCC Oil Gas Division

Jewel M. Ogden 43 former stockman is named director of the Kansas Corporation Commission Oil and Gas Conservation Division in Wichita effective June 15. Ogden a Democrat will succeed C. C. Linley who resigns. Linley had been conservation director since December 12, 1956. Beatty plans to resume private legal practice following Linley’s departure.

Topeka Jewel M. Ogden Kansas Corporation Commission Wichita Ogden C. C. Linley Cimmaron Beatty Ellsworth Hutchinson Linley Marion Beatty KCC

Palm Trees Vanish From Front Yard In San Gabriel

Lloyd E. Owen returns from a three day trip to find two palm trees valued at 90 dollars missing from his San Gabriel front yard.

San Gabriel Calif Lloyd E. Owen

Easter Weather Mix Of Sun And Showers Forecast

Forecast calls for considerable cloudiness with showers and storms mainly west and south. Mild temperatures in the 60s and 70s expected today and Sunday, with a chance of intermittent showers and a risk of dust storms in western Kansas yesterday. Tornado reports near St John and Brookville.

Andunday Kansas St. John Great Bend Pratt Brookville Salina Independence Iola Leroy Altamont Worden Garnett Coffeyville Sedan Thayer Concordia Manhattan Wamega Topeka Lecompton Hays Larned Pittsburg Emporia Hill City Goodland

Baby Killed in Wichita Collision

Janet K. Stanback seven months old died in a two car crash in Wichita last night. Parents Donald H. Stanback thirty one and Peggy Stanback twenty four and two other daughters were among the injured along with five other people.

Wichita Janet K. Stanback Donald H. Stanback Peggy Sedgwick Kas

Storms Kill Six In Wisconsin

Violent storms with destructive winds heavy rain and tornadoes struck Wisconsin and other states. At least six people died in southern Wisconsin as the storms continued through the night. Tornadoes hit Texas causing severe weather in the Dallas area with no reported injuries. Small tornadoes also touched Nebraska and Kansas with no damage or injuries reported.

Associated Press Plains Midwest Wisconsin Texas Dallas Dallas-Fort Worth Culbertson Neb St. John Kan Nebraska South Dakota Dakotas Mississippi Valley Great Lakes Region

Payot Is Divided Bootlegger Claims in Tulsa Case

In Tulsa, AP reports the government pursues charges against 20 defendants including Police Commissioner Jay L. Jones Police Chief Paul J. Livingston and Tulsa Tribune reporter Nolen Bulloch for conspiring to bring whisky into dry Oklahoma The trial resumes after a police officer testified he was told to ignore bootleggers and a whisky peddler described a payoff split among officials and others The case centers on a seven way division of proceeds from bootleggers gamblers and prostitutes and includes testimony about a protection scheme and a meeting arranged by Sid Steen and CAL Crawford weeks before the grand jury convened

Oklahoma Jay UL. Jones Paul J. Livingston Tulsa Tribune Nolen Bulloch Richard Carter Jack Gott Carter Gott Livingston John Bill Edwards Jones Bulloch Edwards Sid Steen The Tulsa World U. S

Little Boy Injured In Traffic Accident

Donnie Allen six year old son of Mr and Mrs Ned Allen 905 S Malcolm escaped with a cut in the mouth when his bicycle collided with a car at 14th and Santa Fe about 2 pm yesterday police reported. The car was driven by Ollie Ann Shultz 912 N Garfield passenger Marsha North was bumped on the head and the boy was taken home by ambulance. Police also investigated a collision at Lincoln and Walnut at 4 pm between Arvid E Lindquist Fredonia and Harry Joe Dent 701 N Grant.

Donnie Allen Ned Allen Lincoln Walnut Arvid E. Lindquist Fredonia Harry Joe Dent N. Grant Linquist

Salina Man Killed in Dust Storm Crash Near Colby

Salina man Charles Widner was killed in a collision between a car and a truck yesterday during a heavy dust storm northeast of Colby Kansas. Witnesses described low visibility and a sudden dust storm that contributed to the crash. Widner was a resident of Salina and his family was notified.

Colby Kas Charles Widner Salina Here

Leg Amputation after Rocket Motor Explosion

Rex Kerstetter of Protection Kansas had a leg amputated after a rocket motor exploded during an exhibition Tuesday. He was struck by a large piece of metal in the incident.

Hays Rex Kerstetter Protection Kas

Lenten Series Reflects on Christ’s Passion and Modern Living

Gloria Armel urges reflection on the fourteen stations of the cross and Christ's sacrifice. She notes modern Americans struggle to imitate Lent, questioning whether they would follow Jesus beyond Sunday devotion. Armel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Armel of Humboldt, shares personal observations.

Christ Jesus Pilate Hill of Calvary God Calvary America Gloria Armel Is the Mrs. N. A. Armel Humboldt

Soviet Middle East proposals studied by U S officials

State Department officials promised a careful study of Russia latest Middle East proposals but saw little chance of American agreement. Britain and France received notes as Washington weighed a four power plan to neutralize the region and end alliances. Eight Middle Eastern states including Baghdad Pact members back Eisenhower program. Discussions with Nasser over Suez Canal plans near report to U N Security Council by mid next week.

Washington State Department Russia Middle East United States Britain France Congress Eisenhower Nasser Suez Canal U.N. Security Council

Holy Fire re-enacted at Church of the Holy Sepulchre

Flames burst from the tomb of Christ as the Holy Fire ritual was staged in Jerusalem. Thousands flocked to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre for Holy Saturday services while rites allowed and prohibited for different faiths highlighted the event. Cypriots, Ethiopians, and Armenians in this era shared in lighting their own candles from the sacred flame.

Jerusalem Church of the Holy Sepulchre Soviet Union

Shot in Face Grocer Survives

Detroit police report a gunman and two accomplices shot grocer Harper C. Corey as he left his east side shop. The 60 year old man was pistol whipped and robbed of 62 dollars before the blast entered his face but did not cause a serious injury.

Detroit

Going to a Fire Ticket Dismissed for Firefighter

Grand Rapids Michigan bill Versluys 32 had a speeding ticket dismissed after he ran to help extinguish a grass fire. Versluys is a member of the Grand Rapids Township Volunteer Fire Department. The court ruled the charge invalid due to the emergency.

Grand Rapids, Mich Bill Versluys Versluys Grand Rapids

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Choir Girl Russell Elliott Elliott Main Tribune Prison On Wheels Area Jewel Ogden KCC Oil Baby Gloria Armel U.S
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