Gas Bill Heads for House Floor Action Before Recess
The controversial natural gas bill advances to potential House debate, with a Rules Committee vote of 7 5 and Commerce Committee approval of 15 13. Supporters seek a favorable poll result before discussion, while opponents warn of higher consumer prices. Senate plans no hearings until next year.
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Southeast Kansas News Briefs Roundup From Several Towns
A Kansas dispatch details events across Southeast towns. Mrs. C A Thom as texted from Mexico City she survived the Sunday earthquake and will return August 7. Allen County donors grow to 144 while Guardsmen add 70 typed names. Mercy Hospital funds aim to attract nurses with a 6000 dollar goal. Oswego rescuer remains unnamed after guiding two men from Neosho River current. Independence victims recover after copperhead bite to one woman and her granddaughter Becky Ann. New Mexico once hosted five flags during the Pueblo Indian Revolt era.
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All Stars defeat Whiz Kids 26 to 8 in softball clash
The All Stars beat the Whiz Kids 26 to 8 at Highland Park in a church league game. Three home runs fueled the surge with Chapman Grogan and Hall homering. McCoy Nelson and McKenzie Steele shared pitching duties.
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Plane crash off Osaka kills three aboard
A Japanese promotional plane for The Spirit of St. Louis crashed into the sea near Osaka, killing publicity chief Toshiro Iwatomi of Warner Brothers and two Japanese pilots. In Taipei, Chang Po-fang was freed after half his 15 year sentence for murder.
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Pittsburg Invitational Golf Meet Set For Weekend
The Pittsburg Invitational Golf tournament will be held Saturday and Sunday with all flights playing 18 holes and no qualifying round. Players declare for the championship flight and pairings are made at noon Sunday. A B and C flights may start Saturday or Sunday morning with 9:30 a.m. Sunday latest. Prizes exceed $1,000 in merchandise across flights.
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Chanute Wins First National Bank Little League
Chanute defeated Humboldt 7 to 1 last night at the softball diamond to take a victory in a first National Bank league game.
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Whistling Swan Finds A Mate At Cornell
Cornell's whistling swan has a swain and may welcome offspring next season. A prior mate escaped in Bethlehem and was killed by a taxi after a visit arranged from Philadelphia Zoo. The new arrival is a gift from William Smith of Lyndonville, New York.
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Air Force marks 50th birthday with Eisenhower tribute
President Eisenhower congratulates the Air Force on its 50th anniversary in Washington as 6,000 attendees at the Air Force Association convention plan memorial services at Arlington. The event notes the Air Force’s origins in the 1907 Aeronautical Division and its postwar status as a separate service. AFA displays include new weapons and aviation tech such as a 30 mm Vulcan gun, the ASN-7 navigation system, and the Lockheed X17 rocket.
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West Point Founded in 1802
The United States Military Academy at West Point was established in 1802 marking the origin of the United States Army’s officer training institution. The academy later became a premier source of military leadership and engineering education.
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Atmosphere Survival Tested In Severe Conditions
A Chanute Tribune brief notes Earth endures a severe atmospheric test challenging survival. Scientists study upper air layers and weather patterns while agencies monitor anomalies and potential climatic impact. Public interest grows as data collection proceeds.
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Rockets trounce Athletics 23-5 at Highland Park
The Rockets beat the Athletics 23 to 5 in the junior division while the White Sox routed the Cardinals 23 to 2 in the senior division. The Rockets played at Highland Park and the White Sox at the EUB church diamond.
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Army Signal Corps review volumes released
The U S Army has published two volumes surveying the Signal Corps work from Pearl Harbor through the first 18 months of World War I.
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