Rummage Sale and Meeting Postponement Notice
Rummage Sale set for August 6 and 7 by Sunflower Chapter Masonic Temple. Les Demoiselles meeting postponed to Wednesday night at 6 30 in Highland Park. Notices include Tribune delivery help line and local contact details.
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Sunflower
Masonic Temple
Les Demoiselles
Highland Park
Admittances Dismissals and Births in Neosho Hospital Record
Daily Transcript lists weekend and today admittances at Neosho Memorial Hospital with names and addresses, followed by dismissals for Saturday Sunday and today, a birth for Sunday, another birth today, and police traffic citations with names and bonds. Notable individuals include Elmer Young 1302 W Main and Ronald Clements 518 N Lafayette.
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Elmer Young
W. Main
James E. Elston
E. Oak
Charles W. Rice
W. 2Nd
Ed Caldwell
S. Larson
Floyd C. Swiler
N. Evergreen
Wanda May Schaefer
R. J
Gerald Stich
Milo Knapp
S. Wilson
M. J. Weaver
S. Steuben
Charles M. Rowland
Iola
John Miller
N. Kansas
Lee Weeks
S. Malcolm
Vickie Lynn Ogle
W. Ash
J. O. Chapman
Yates Center
M. W. Wilson
N. Grant
Kenneth Swaney
S. Highland
Roy C. Swank
William A. Strean
Albert DeMeritt
Lavonburg
Lloyd Barry
South Mound
Leon Spence
Eisenhower Vetoes 62 Billion Bill Over Civil Service Fund
President Eisenhower vetoed a 62 billion dollar appropriations bill for 17 federal agencies citing excess of 500 million dollars for the Civil Service retirement fund. He argued Congress should reconsider allocating more than half a billion not needed and warned of a potential 12 billion dollar deficit this fiscal year. This marks his first veto of an appropriations bill since 1953.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Civil Service
Congress
Civil Service Retirement
Independent Offices Bill Marked for Veterans Administration
The measure, known as the Independent Offices Bill, is marked for Veterans Administration. Details on its scope and status remain unclear in the fragment.
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Veterans Administration
Deaths and Funerals for Parker and Others
J H Parker 87 former Chanute resident died at home in Carthage Mo Friday. He lived at 516 S Highland, served as Chanute night patrolman and worked in oil east of the city. Born Feb 10 1871 Urbana he married Georgia Anna List in 1894 and moved to Carthage in 1927. Funeral in Carthage with burial at Park Cemetery. survivors include wife two sons Walter and Vern and other relatives.
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J. H. Parker
Chanute
iCarthage
S. Highland
Parker
Urbana
E. Parker
Georgia Anna List
Iola
Carthage
Walter
First Christian
Vern
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mary Ellen Parker
Knell Mortuary
Park Cemetery
Comet Merry-Go-Round at Orange County Fair Kills Rider
A souped-up merry-go-round named the Comet hurled riders into a crowd at the Orange County Fair in Middletown. Francis Kearney, 18, Monticello, died about three hours after admission to the Middletown Sanitarium. George Van Aken, 30, Middletown, suffered a possible fractured spine and was hospitalized.
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Middletown
N.Y
Francis Kearney
Monticello
George van Aken
Amusement ride accident injures four near Kearney-Van Aken car
State police reported a ride at the sanitarium malfunctioned when a cable on the Comet ride snapped. Ten cars suspended from cables whirled at about 45 miles an hour, sending the two riders into a concrete sidewalk. Four bystanders suffered shock and bruises.
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Kearney-Van Aken
Men Try To Outtalk Women In Prolonged Contest
Plattsburgh New York AP A young Air Force sergeant quit after talking 60 hours in a vain bid to outtalk a North Carolina woman who had already gabbed 92 hours. Two other staff sergeants remained at it as the test continued for other participants.
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Plattsburgh
N. Y
Air Force
Richard Kozina
Toledo
Ohio
Calvin Norman
Kozina
North Carolina
Thomas Johnson
Memphis
Tenn
Walter Morin
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Johnson
Associated Press
St. John’s Nild
The
Noncommissioned Officers Club at Strategic Air Command Base
A brief note describes a noncommissioned officers club located at a Strategic Air Command Base in northeastern New York, outlining its role as a social venue for airmen and staff.
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Strategic Air Command
New York
Advice for Drinkers From Police News Letter
Boston based detective satire from the Massachusetts Chiefs of Police Assn newsletter suggests a man buy a saloon at home and rely on his wife as supplier. It outlines staged whisky purchases to accumulate savings for the widow over years, ending with a cynical financial windfall.
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Boston
Massachusetts Chiefs of Police Assn
Gratitude lands uncle in Guilford court over license swap
In Guilford Connecticut John Robinson 27 paid 9 dollars after his uncle John Robinson 53 was fined 9 dollars for loaning a driver license to his nephew and driving over the 60 mile per hour limit on the Connecticut Turnpike. The judge noted the uncle’s gratitude for a childhood home loan.
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Guilford
Conn
John Robinson
John
Connecticut
Mathilda LaFlamme
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