Anderson Ruling Rejects Constitutional Amendment
Anderson ruled two amendments invalid on a technicality and said the title is defective. The discussions concern right to work and changes to how supreme court justices are selected, with lawmakers waiting on court action and a possible special session to address corrections. Local officials and state labor groups weigh legal maneuvers and voter impact.
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Sonnisuomitteu
House
State Affairs Committee
Anderson
Clark Kuppinger
Supreme Court
Jers
Toderson
Senate Journal
Kansas
House Labor Committee
State Federation of Laborislature
William Ryan
Norton
Civic clubs and volunteers in Maricopa feature Hummer
Earl Hummer of Maricopa California formerly of Cha mute leads local civic groups including West Side Association for Retarded Children and Parents and Friends of the Physically Handicapped. He recently received a two volume encyclopedia set from Exchange clubs and chairs multiple local projects. In Taft C.M. Griffith reports a lonely left hand glove found among lost items as townsfolk search for keys and glasses.
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Earl Hummer
Chamute
Maricopa
Calif
California
West Side
Assa
Tait
Cuyamal
Parents and Friends of the Physically Handicapped
Taft
Warmer Trend Forecast Near 60 Degrees This Week
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with a warming trend, highs near 60. Residents felt a chill with morning temperatures around the low 40s, and gardeners were advised to protect tomato plants tonight. The Weather Bureau noted cool nights with lows near freezing in many areas and scattered light precipitation ending by morning.
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Weather Bureau
Associated Press
Topeka
Goodland
Pittsburg
Two Honored By Teachers In Chanute Meeting
The Chanute Teachers Assn met at Hut ton School with about 100 attendees. Retiring teachers Mrs Blackwood and Mr Hutton received luggage gifts, joined by Jeanette Wikstrom of Junior High as departing faculty. Howard Jester spoke on retirement programs and Mrs Lorna Howe discussed social security effects on teachers. A business session followed.
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Chanute Teachers Assn
Hutton
2. Blackwood
Jeanette Wickstrom
Howard Jester
Jun
Kansas State Teachers Assn
Lorna Howe
Pressure Builds as Kansas Legislature Debates Sales Tax
In Topeka AP reports rising mood around the Kansas Legislature as a sales tax bill climbs to Gov. Docking with veto likely. House vote 71 44. three Democrats for the bill seven Republicans against. Debate centers on if Democrats and some Republicans will support overriding the veto amid pressure from opponents.
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Topeka
Kansas
George Docking
Tony Schartz
Great
Docking
Senate
Joan Adams
D-Osborne
Sninority
Adams
House
Border Counties
Micnard Rock
Arkansas City
Donald B. Joseph
JD Whitewater
Nevada man found drowned after vehicle exit
The body of 28 year old Paul Edwin Young was found by a passer near Dry Creek two miles west of Nevada. Coroner Richard Shorten ruled drowning as the cause. Young, a field man for a tractor manufacturer, had been in Fort Scott on business.
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Nevada
Paul Edwin Young
Richard Shorten
Young
US 34
Dryywood Creek
Neada
Young, & Field
Fort Scott
Kas
GM terminates UAW contract threat sparks unsure outlook
General Mow Corp served notice terminating the three year contract with the UAW, effective midnight May 29. GM vice president Louis Seaton hopes a new agreement can be reached within 30 days while negotiations may extend current terms day by day if needed.
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Detroit — General Mow Corp
United Auto Workers Union
Louis Seaton
Vand
UAW
General Motors
Ford Motor Co
Walter P Reuther
School Vote Postponed For Allen County Consolidation
The consolidation vote for southern Allen County school districts was delayed from April 30 to May 9 due to an improperly filled notice. Affected districts include Prairie View South Fairview Bethel Jeddo Central Avenue and Cottage Grove. About 52 students attend the four schools with two not opening last year. A merger meeting was held at Cottage Grove with State Education official George Reida as speaker.
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Allen County
Unn Todd
Prairie
South Fairview
Bethel
Jeddo
Central Avenue
Cottage
Grove
Todd
Cot ¢Tage Grove
George Reida
State Department of Edu
Cation
Holstein Show Held in Erie for Area Herds
Forty head of stock from 13 area herds competed in the Southeast Kansas Holstein Show at the Erie fairgrounds. Winners included Leo and Paul Fickel of Earlton and their sons Roger and Danny with six firsts, four seconds, and two fourths. Various class placings listed for bull calves, junior and senior yearling bulls, aged bulls, and senior heifer calves with multiple entrants led by Strickler and Fickel family members.
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Erie
Kansas
Fairgrounds
Gale Mullen
County Farm
Neosho County
Leo
Paul Fickel
Earlton
Roger
Danny
Ivan Strickler
Ola
Phil Miller
Parsons
Robert Blevins
Edna
Blevins
Ned
DeVoe
Columbus
Beezley Farm
Girard
Jack Graham
Miller
Roger Fickel
Strickler
Karen Quathamer
Paul Setter
Humboldt
Raymond Baker
Iola
Kansas FFA Awards at State Convention spotlight
The Kansas Future Farmers of America state convention honored junior and senior yearling heifers and cows with top awards. Winners include Miller Chanute and Yates Center, Patty Baker, and Carol Moore, with Ralph Young named state president. Other honors gick to Beezley Farm and Leo Fickel, plus multiple 4H and judging accolades across Ellsworth, Arkansas City, and nearby chapters. Erie and Tribune areas reported winners in beet production, dairy, and soil and water management as 101 Gogetters Club led 4H judging results.
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Miller
Graham
Tom Baker
Iola
Xonnie Voor
Tea
Danny Fickel
Patty Baker
Erie
Carlyle
Eldon Eastman
Arkansas
Miller Chanute
Yates Center
Kansas
Carol
Future Farmers of America An
Manhattan
Arkansas City
FFA
Leo-Hickel
Poor
Beezley Farm
Chanute
Leo
Walter
Fickel
Setter
Roger Fickel Poor
and Herman
Beloit
Earl Reinhart
Earlton Aberle
Sabetha
Ellsworth, Sentinel
Leo Fickel
Karen Quallamer
Paul Setter
Mike Beezley
Carleen Conger
Carol Noore
Pat Beezley
Roger Fickel
Labette County
Prairie Dell Club
Allen County
LaVerne Modesitt
Thayer
Harold *Olson
Altoona
Brown Burned in Home Fire Injures 95 Year Old Resident
Fred Brown, 95, of 95 N Garfield sustained second degree burns on both arms and on his neck and chin in a nighttime apartment blaze. He received care at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Fire Chief Brennan attributed the fire to fumes from washing clothes in gasoline near a hot water heater, damaging the bathroom, kitchen, and furnishings of the Bartholomew owned apartment at 905 N Garfield.
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Fred Brown
Garfield
Brown
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Brennan
Fred
Marilyn Monroe advocates the sack as movement
In a staged interview at the Chanute Senior High School lawn Marilyn Monroe praises wearing a sack as freedom of movement calling movement divine. The scene contrasts her casual attire with Arthur Miller’s writing, while students and teachers observe the talk about fashion and future teachers.
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Ataruyn Ton Oe
Sacks
Marilyn
Miss Monroe
Arthur Miller
Terrif
Chanute
Teachers of America Club
Pittsburg
Howard McMurray
Janice Carlain
Lee
Ellen Wilson
Oleva Lewis
Wess
Chanute Club
Columbus Club
Royster Elects 58 59 Officers at Junior High
Royster Junior High elected the 1958 59 student council officers today after a spirited campaign. John Hunt won president Karen Kreider was named vice president and Pam Gray secretary. Campaign activities included signs in halls and classrooms and voter outreach.
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Royster
Royster Junior High
Karen Kreider
Pam Gray
Jim McCune
Hunt
Waim Gough
Barry Gerken
Janet O'Connor
Miss Kreider
Lin Dalton
Gary Burn
Wdidate
Steve Wells
Miss Gray
Andrea Golger
Deed
Lucas
Jennifer Jordan
Two Youths To Be Charged In Thayer Break In
ERIE Charges of breaking and entering will be filed against two youths apprehended at the H L Umbarger filling station in Thayer. Harvey Dean Jr. 16 Neodesha and Leo W Blake Morehead were caught by employee Roy Godding about 11 p.m. with two tires and wheels from Ivan Engel Thayer. They were taken into custody and are held in the county jail. A separate note reports a break in at St Paul public school over the weekend with $32 missing from drive collection cans.
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Ivan Engel
Thayer
Godding
Reynolds
St. Paul
Ken
Coffeyville Man Still Being Hunted
Coffeyville man William Moore pulled a knife on a city marshal, seized the marshal’s revolver, and fled in the marshal’s car eight miles north of Coffeyville while being transported to Independence jail on a bad check charge. Marshal Roy Bryan escaped uninjured after the incident. Moore had earlier been arrested at Girard, Kansas.
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CokrEs Vane
Kan
William €. Moore
Kansas
Moore
Couny
Independence
Roy Bryan
Coffeyville
Bryan
Girard Kan
Farm Edition Highlights Four-County Agriculture Coverage
The Tribune presents Farm Edition with sections A and B featuring farm activities in a four-county area. Includes farm interest stories and pictures, plus advertisements from merchants and service firms supplying farm equipment and needs.
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Yancy Whitworth Elected State Vice President at Juco Group Meeting
Yancy Whitworth son of Mr and Mrs William K Whitworth and a sophomore at Junior College was elected state vice president of the Student Kamas State Teachers group at a Pittsburgh meeting. Campaign manager Darlene Burghart and delegate Marilyn Costin attended. twelve junior college stations and Nora Knight attended the event held Friday and Saturday.
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Yancy Whitworth
William K. Whitworth
Kamas State
Pittsburg
Whitworth
Pittaburgh
Reba Jones Declares Candidacy for Neosho Clerk
Mrs Reba M Jones of 217 E 1th announces her candidacy as the Democratic nominee for district court clerk in Neosho County She is the widow of TP Jones a locomotive engineer with four married sons and a daughter She was born in Chanute raised there and worked 14 years for Baker manufacturing before its dress plant closed She pledges to serve the welfare of Neosho County if elected
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Reba M. Jones
Neosho County
TP Jones
Sam
Jones
Chanute
Aid
Baker Manufacturing Company
Baker
Play at Senior High to stage Arsenic and Old Lace
Senior High School students under Robert L. Martin will present Arsenic and Old Lace next Monday and Tuesday evenings in the high school auditorium at 4 o clock. The cast includes Charlene Galt Judy Oliver Aunt Martha, Mike Sparks Mortimer, Jack Kensinger Teddy, Howard McMurray Jonathan, plus Elaine Father Brophy Dr Einstein and several others in this Broadway comedy about two elderly sisters and their macabre acts.
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Robert L. Martin
Joseph Kesserling
Theigh School Editorium
New York
Howard Lindsey
Russell Crouse
Broadway
Abeby
Martha Brewster
Brooklyn
Teddy
Theodore Roosevelt
Mortimer
Jonathan
Dr. Einstein
Elaine
Judy Oliver
Charlene Galt
Martha
Mike Sparks
Jack Kensinger
Howard McMurray
Carol Sho
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