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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1955

Page

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Tile laying and new furnishings mark high school modernization

The senior high home economics kitchen is being upgraded with a new tile floor ahead of the installation of modern kitchen units by a Topeka firm. Tile covers corridors outside the home economics room and outside the superintendent’s office. New desks and a recovered counter were placed in the superintendent’s outer office. A kitten seen near Elm and Evergreen prompts a plea to help if found. A 5500 kilowatt peak load and a 4500 Sunday use record were reported at the city electric plant by plant superintendent Fred Mosier. Sergeant Armand Smith, Chanute alumnus now at Fort Benjamin Harrison, drums with the 35th Army band and toured Chicago TV. he spent 18 months in Korea with Special Services and recently visited family in the area.

City Electric Fred Mosier Smith Korea United Nations

Lard spill causes slick street in Lexington heat

A 50 pound can of lard fell from a passing truck at a busy Lexington intersection. Ninety degree heat caused slippery conditions as firemen hosed down the roadway and crews sanded the area to restore safe conditions.

Fuel Delivered To Jet Plant In Kansas City Strike

Pickets stayed aside as a trainload of fuel entered the Westinghouse jet engine plant in south Kansas City amid a seven week strike. Sheriff advised union that heat risk caused fuel overflow and explosion hazard prompting temporary concessions. Union officials urged public negotiations and asked for session details. Westinghouse kept the door open for talks while rejecting public disclosure.

Kansas City Westinghouse Missouri Pacific Kenneth Worley United Auto Workers (Cio Arvid Owsley Worsley

Two Traffic Accidents Reported by Police

Two non injury motor vehicle accidents were investigated by police overnight. A Tahor Motor Company car at 15 N Evergreen was struck by a truck trailer when the truck turned from Elm to Evergreen, damaging rear bumper and front wheels. The truck and trailer were undamaged. A second collision at 23 N Grant involved a backing car owned by Vyrl Roberts of rural Erie and a car driven by James H Wade of 1021 N Grant, with damage to the right front of Wade’s car.

Tahor Motor Company N. Evergreen Elm Evergreen Donald B. Durbin Kansas City

Thayer Visitors Mr and Mrs Ray Adams

Mr and Mrs Ray Adams of Thayer were visitors here Saturday.

Ray Adams of Thayer

Motor Car Crash Injures Don Whitworth Near Chanute

Don Whitworth age 25 of Wichita suffered a neck fracture when his car left US 169 north of Chanute and struck a telephone pole at about 12:20 a.m. The Wichita car rental vehicle was demolished after traveling 150 feet. Whitworth was taken to Neosho Memorial Hospital. Sheriff Lee Montgomery investigated the mishap.

Don Whitworth Wichita Chanute Lee Montgomery Montgomery Whitworth

Graham in Hospital After Backset in Condition

H. Craig Graham, business leader and co owner of the Self Service grocery chain, was admitted to Neosho Memorial Hospital yesterday for observation and treatment. His physician described his condition as a backset in general condition, not serious.

Whitworth Chanute John Witt S. Ashby Neosho Memorial Hospital H. Craig Graham

Plan Rejected Against Internal War Call in Argentina

Buenos Aires reports President Juan Peron rejects the Radical party appeal for state funding to wage internal strife. The opposition’s bid faces strong government opposition amid rising tensions in Argentina.

Buenos Aires Argentina Juan Peron Voice Radical Party

Tribune Delivery Help Line Notice

A local notice advises residents who did not receive their Tribune to call telephone number 17 between 5 30 and 6 30 p m on weekdays and Saturdays for assistance.

Tribune

Red China Frees Airmen as Geneva Talks Open

Geneva reports say Peiping released 11 American fliers and will return 40 civilian prisoners to the United States. U S ambassador Johnson and Peiping envoy Wang Ping-nan opened private talks on tensions in the Far East with a planned agenda including civilian repatriation and other practical matters. The first meeting lasted 45 minutes and the next is set for Aug 2 at 10 a.m.

Wang Ping-nan Peiping Warsaw U. Alexis Johnson U. S Czechoslovakia Far East Johnson People’s Republic of China United States of America Geneva Palace of Nations United Nations Wang Ralph Clough State Department Robert B. Ekwall United States Red China China Hong Kong Harold E. Fischer Jr Swea City Iowa

Two-car crash victim dies in Wichita

One of five injured in a two car wreck at Wichita east edge died yesterday from his injuries. The deceased is 18 year old Leo Gillespie.

Wichita Leo Gillespie

Congress Hangs On Housing and Pay Bills in Lapsed Adjournment

Washington leaders grapple with housing and pay raise conflicts as Congress fails to find a path to adjournment before the July 31 deadline. Senate and House conferences struggle over three main items, including the housing bill and the Defense Production Act, while the $92 million appropriations bill stalls.

Washington Congress House Senate New York Europe Senate House Eisenhower Sen Fulbright D-Ark

Springfield Boiler Company Wins City Contract

The Springfield Boiler Company of Springfield Illinois won the bid to supply a new boiler for the city electric plant. The low bid of 226329 dollars beat Combustion Engineering Company of New York 289303 and Riley Stoker Corp of Wooster 315387. City officials said auxiliary equipment remains to be purchased and installations are expected to take about a year to complete.

Springfield Boiler Company Springfield, Ill City Governing Board Combustion Engineering Company New York City N.Y Riley \Stoker Corp Wooster Mass Ross Cooper Cooper

One Killed Six Injured In Traffic Accident Near Wellington

A 10 year old Gary Lee Larimore was killed yesterday in a south Wellington auto crash. His parents Jay C Higgins and four other children were injured and taken to St Luke s Hospital in serious condition. Mrs Higgins the driver said she apparently fell asleep at the wheel.

Wellington IP Gary Lee Larimore Here Jay C. Higgins Wichita St.Luke's Hospital

Traffic Fatalities Reported in Topeka

State Accident Records Section lists traffic fatalities in the last 48 hours. To date in 1955 there are 308, compared with 307 in the same period in 1954.

Topekap Kansas

Shocking Machine Kills Fish Stirring Legal Action

State game protectors warn of widespread use of electric shock devices to catch fish. John Sharp says flatheads are especially vulnerable and populations may drop. two men in Ottawa fined for using such a device on the Marais des Cygne River.

John Sharp Sharp Neosho Ottawa Justice Court Marais Des Cygne Olin Minckiey Paul LeGer Robert H., Hertman Forrest Cordell Gardner Rantoul Franklin County

Fair Coolers Likely Across the Region Tomorrow

In today’s forecast the region sees fair weather, cooler temps, and a dip tonight with lows in the lower 70s. Tuesday should bring highs in the upper 90s to 105 in western areas and mid to upper 90s elsewhere, with generally light scattered showers reported in parts of Wichita and Kansas City.

Topeka Gulf of Mexico Kansas Wamega Lincoln Neb Salina Russell Hill City Garden City Hutchinson Concordia Goodland Emporia Wichita Kansas City Weather Bureau

Allen Chosen To Lead Kansas Savings and Loan Board

Robert N. Allen, president of Chanute Building and Loan Association, was named chairman of the Kansas Savings and Loan Board at Topeka. D. G. Hutton of Kingman was named secretary. H. C. Allphin of Kinsley is retiring chairman. Cleo Dalston of Erie and D. fF. Sodin of Goodland are other members. The board supervises and regulates state chartered savings and loan associations and issues charters for new ones.

Robert N. Allen Chanute Building and Loan Association Kansas Savings and Loan Board Topeka Forest Heaney State Savings and Loan Commissione D. G. Hutton Kingman H. C. Allphin Kinsley Cleo Dalston Erie Building and Loan Association D. Ff. Sodin Goodland

Frank Luther Injured In Swimming Mishap

Frank Luther, 16, of R. 3 Eric, sustained a concussion after a slip at the city pool slide. He received treatment at Neosho Memorial Hospital yesterday afternoon and was released to return home.

Frank Luther Eric Neosho Memorial Hospital

11 U.S. airmen to be released by Red China

Peiping says 11 U.S. airmen held since 1953 are to be released and will reach Hong Kong Thursday. The fliers were captured after a 1953 incident over Korea and were sentenced for espionage by a Chinese military tribunal. Their exact departure details were not disclosed.

Red China Manchuria U. S Secret Intelligence Service Supreme People's Court the Tribune China Peiping

Peace Break In Mine Strike Reaches New Contract

Douglas Arizona Phelps Dodge Corp and the International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers reached a new contract after a month long strike affecting 35,000 workers at Phelps Dodge Kennecott Copper and International Smelting and Refining. Wage increases of 11 to 17 1/2 cents per hour and expanded health and welfare benefits are included. Wages rise from 13.12 to 19.04 a day to 14.04 to 20.44. The agreement runs to July 1 1956 and the health plan was the major sticking point.

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Santa Fe Lake Bill Brinkmeyer Robert E. Kern S. Malcolm Home Economics Dimple Zook Berta Henderson Mosier Woo H.W Sgt Armand Smith Floyd E. Smith Fort Benjamin Harrison Indianapolis Ind 35Th Army Band Chicago Columbus Lexington Mary A. Grice Miss Grice Mr. A State Division of Child Welfare Catholic Social Service Kansas Children’s Service League Warner Moore Sedgwick County Graham In Hospital Peiping Radio Allen Neolsho Ssceos Wang Pingnan Dag Hammarskjold John Knox Arnold Jr Silver Spring William H. Baumer Lewisburg Eugene John Vandi Clayton N. Y Elmer F. Lellewellyn Missoula Mont Wallace L. Brown Banks Ala John W. Buck Armathwaite Tenn Steven E. Kiba J.C Akron Ohio Harry M. Benjamin Jr Worthington Minn John W. Thompson III Orange Va Daniel C. Schmidt Redding Calif Far East Air Force North Korea Halloran
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