Limited New Leads From Joplin Visit In Forgery Case
Neosho and Montgomery County officers back from Joplin produced little new information on Mrs. Lucille Jones. Entry to the home was refused, and a search warrant would require court action. Officers confirmed forged checks tied to county sheriffs and noted no children with Mrs. Jones.
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Joplin
Neosho
Montgomery County
Lucille Jones
Tom Morehead
Morehead
Jack Reynolds
Chan Wolfe
Jones House
Missouri
Reynolds
Lige Matlock
Kansas Bureau of Investi
Jasper County
Barton County
Jones
Pittsburg
Scout Adventure Starts From Chanute With Oklahoma Trip
Left Hand Troop 3 of First Methodist Church will depart by train tomorrow night for a Scout adventure in Oklahoma led by Bill Slane and George Palen. The group travels to Bartlesville for a camp overnight, then visits Woolaroc museum, Frank Phillips ranch, Will Rogers memorial, and a buffalo ranch before returning Sunday night. Meanwhile Dari-Delite store near Lincoln and Second has a grand opening, with Jo Lane and Eva Lee Hammons operating the new business on the site of the late Fisher home.
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Boy Scouts
First Methodist Church
Oklahoma
Bill Slane
George Palen
Slane
Barttlesville
John Westfall
Sedan Area
Bartlesville
Chanute
Palen
Woolaroc Museum
Frank Phillips
Will Rogers
Claremore
Afton
Jo Lane
Eva Lee Hammons
Lincoln
Second
Paul Fisher
Not So Hot Forecast Signals Cooling Front
The Weather Bureau notes a cool front moving across Nebraska expected to reach northwest Kansas this afternoon and spread statewide tomorrow. Temperatures forecast to fall five to ten degrees with possible thunderstorms mainly in the north, highs today 95 to 100 dropping to 85 to 95 tomorrow.
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Topeka
the Weather Bureau
Nebraska
Kansas
Injuries Fatal in Pratt County Two-Car Crash
Rodney Lee Jenkins 5 of Cullison died in Pratt hospital after injuries from a two car crash near Cullison on Wednesday. The death follows the collision that same day and investigators provided details yesterday.
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PRATT
Rodney Lee Jenkins
Cullison
Pratt Hospital
Postal Workers Prayer Meetings Drive Pay Bill Action
Postal workers held prayer gatherings across the country urging Congress to pass a pay raise. The House approved a bill boosting average salaries by 546 dollars to 4340, awaiting Senate action, while President Eisenhower opposed it in current form.
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Associated Press
Congress
House
Senate
Chanute
Merger Forms Kansas State Labor Federation AFL CIO
The Kansas State Federation of Labor AFL CIO formed without opposition. Bill Holly of Wichita heads the new group with Jim Yount as executive vice president and Floyd Black as executive secretary. The charter was presented by R J Thomas of AFL CIO and officers named from AFL and CIO.
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Floyd Black
Topeka
Kansas Federation of Labor
R. J. Thomas
United Automobile Workers
George Meany
Afl-Cio
AFL
CIO
F. R. Wilson
Kansas City
Joe Pucci
Pittsburg
H. E Mooney
Wichita
Ernest Stewart
Hutchinson
Delano Bass
Parsons
Robert Vestal
Salina
L. A. Moore
M. H. Stroh
Leavenworth
Charles Johnson
Robert C. Willard
Fort Scott
M. R. Lee
Jame van Duyne
Claire Schmitt
McPherson
Robert Beagel
Howard Hoy
John Capell
Galena Publisher Sued for $20,000 Libel Damages
Joplin Missouri. Frank Bruce reports a federal libel suit filed in U S District Court against a Galena Kansas publisher. J B Baughman city manager of Joplin seeks $10,000 for actual damages and $10,000 punitive damages over defamatory material printed in the Southwestern, a weekly newspaper.
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Joplin
Frank Bruce
Galena, Kas
U. S
Iby
J. B. Baughman
Baughman
Southwestern
Man Electrocuted Moving Lamp at Dinner
In St Louis area a 43 year old man, Orenza Young, was moving a floor lamp during dinner when a short circuit and moisture on his body caused an electric shock. He died at the scene. Local police attributed the accident to the lamp's short circuit and damp skin.
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ST. Louis W
Orenza Young
Young
St. Louis
Last U S Division Pulling Out of Japan
The Defense Department announced the withdrawal of the Army's 1st Cavalry Division from Japan, nearly 12 years after landing there. The move fulfills President Eisenhower's pledge to have all U S ground troops leave Japan within the year.
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Washington
Japan
Defense Department
Eisenhower
U. S
A Tests Postponed At Atomic Test Site
The Atomic Energy Commission has postponed the atomic test for 24 hours at the Nevada site. The firing schedule is reset to 4 15 a.m. tomorrow.
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Atomic Test Site
Nev.p
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Three Billion Fund For 58 Highways
The government announces a 2.875 billion dollar highway program for 1958 to 1960. It funds interstate routes linking most large cities, plus federal aid primary secondary and urban highways. Top allocations go to New York and Texas, with detailed state breakdowns for each system.
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Washington
Bureau of Public Roads
New York
Texas
California
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Ohio
Michigan
Kansas
Scores Injured In Subway Blast In Philadelphia
A six car Broad Street subway train was rocked by a blast during morning rush hour in Philadelphia. Dozens were injured though none seriously. Cars windows shattered causing cuts and shock as the blast followed a short circuited motor in the lead car triggering a circuit breaker explosion.
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Philadelphia
Broad Street
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Dulles Proposes Open Sky Plan To Halt Attacks
London reports that John Foster Dulles urged a widened open skies scheme to allow Soviet and American planes to inspect each other s territories and key sites. The plan would seek a broader disarmament treaty with all nations consent in a first stage.
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Dulles
London
John Foster Dulles
United States
Soviet Union
Europe
U. S
U. N. Subcommittee On
Britain
France
Canada
Eisenhower
Atlantic Alliance
Russia
Nikolai Bulganin
Washington
Plane Crash Kills 2 At Kirtland AFB
First Lt. David W. Koeh a pilot instructor from Mt. Pleasant Michigan and his student Lt. Gene R. Chaney of Wichita Kansas died when their T-33 jet trainer crashed during an emergency landing at Kirtland Air Force Base yesterday.
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Albuquerque, N. M
David W. Koeh
Air Force
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Gene R. Chaney
E. Parkview Dr
Wichita
Kas
Kirtland Air Force Base
Traffic Fatalities In State Report For 1957
Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the State Accident Records Section show 1 in the last 24 hours and 288 to date in 1957, compared with 363 in the same period of 1956.
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Topeka
Kansas
Dispute Over Treatment of Disturbed Patient at Osawatomie State Hospital
The State Civil Service Board hears appeals of four Osawatomie State Hospital workers fired or suspended after alleged mistreatment of a patient, Emil Brooks, and his fellow aides. Brooks and Kennedy deny kicking or hitting. doctors testified to possible abuse while supervisors say restraining rules were violated.
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Topeka
State Civil Service Board
Osawatomie State Hospital
Emil Brooks
Charles E. Kennedy
Brooks
Leroy Platz
Bill McMeins
Kennedy
Nial MacAllister
George Zubowicz
Brook
Platz
McMiens
Eisenhower Says Jury Trial Weakens Civil Rights Bill
President Eisenhower denounced the Senate jury trial amendment as weakening the nations judicial system and leaving many qualified voters disenfranchised. He warned the measure would render the civil rights bill largely ineffective in protecting voting rights.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Sen. Potter
R-Mich
White House
James C. Hagerty
Congress
Sen
Knowland
California
GOP
House
Hagerty
Potter
Russell
DGA
Unionist Testifies on Exploitation by Employers and Unions
Washington A Catholic Trade Unions official testified that crooked management and unions have imposed economic slavery on nearly a million Puerto Rican and Black workers in New York City. He linked Johnny Dio and James Hoffa to rackets, urged Taft Hartley reforms, and named 22 New York unions colluding with firms to keep wages at near minimum levels.
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Washington
Assn
New York City
John McNiff
Association
Johnny Dio
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
McNiff
Senate
Hoffa
Midwest
Riesel
Dio
Victor Riesel
New York
Little Hen Lucy Ends Egg Spree At Rutgers
Rutgers officials report Lucy the hen has not laid since arriving at the agriculture station. Poultry physiologist Dr. Paul D. Starkie plans X rays to check for double ovary ducts. Delaporte of Renville had celebrated Lucy after she laid 17 eggs in five days.
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New Brunswick
N.J
Rutgers
Lucy
Joh Delaporte
Renville
Delaporte
Rutgers University agriculture experiment _ station
Paul D. Starkie
Starkie
Higher Education
Dr Earl Ford to Speak at Urbana Church Service
Dr Earl Ford will speak at Urbana Evangelical United Brethren Church during Sunday service at 10 a.m. The event invites local residents to attend and hear Ford address religious topics.
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Earl Ford
Urbana
Four of Kansas Family Killed in California Train Collision
Riverside California report states a care train collision at an intersection yesterday killed four members of a Climax Kansas family and left another member critically injured. Dead are Robert E Essick 38 and his children Rebecca Sue 14 Ann 12 and Bill 9. His wife Eda was hospitalized with critical injuries.
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Riverside
Calif
Kas
Robert E. Essick
Rebecca Sue
Ann
Bill
Eda
If you don't get your Tribune call your carrier
Notice directs readers to contact their newspaper carrier if copies are missing and provides an after hours contact number 700 after 6 pm for assistance.
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Tribune
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William Hohenschild
Holy Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
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Taylor Henry
Springfield
John Brockmeier
Sacred Heart Church
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William C. Daugherty
National Assn. of Letter Carriers
Kansas Labor
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U.S
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