Three Men Plead Guilty In Police Court Liquor Charges
Clifford Chaney of Humboldt Gerald Chaney and the Gaitan of Kansas City pleaded guilty in police court yesterday to liquor charges from an early Sunday arrest and were paroled from 15 day jail terms. Ford Chaney and Gaitan charged with transportation, Gerald Chaney with intoxication. two Kansas City women had disturbing the peace charges dismissed.
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Clifford Chaney
Humboldt
Gerald Chaney
the Gaitan
Kansas City
Gaitan
Daily Transcript Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals
Hospital notices list Monday admittances including Mrs John L Webber and Wilbur Moffatt and surgeries for Mrs G L Wiltse and Esther Giles. Dismissals include Mrs Edward Billbe and son and Mrs Clinton Durst. A birth is recorded for Mr and Mrs Edward L Osborn. Fire loss reported at 1501 Evergreen. District Court filings in Chanute include Bertha Jeffrey quiet title action and Phelps et al damage suit for $1,098.50 actual and $1,000 punitive damages.
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John L. Webber
S. Kansas
Harvey Spencer
Eric
Wilbur Moffatt
Ester Giles
Humboldt
Edward Billbe and Son
S. Evergreen
Clinton Durst
Buffalo
Arthur E. Turner
S. Santa Fe
District Court
Chanute
Bertha Y. Jeffrey
Richard Jeffrey
Phelps
Charlies M. Woodruff
Robert Pennington
Florence Wood- Tiffe
Everett McGowen
Justice of Peace Court
Erie
Solomon Shed Garage Fire Destroys Building and Contents
A shed garage at 1301 S Evergreen owned by Mr and Mrs Solomon was gutted by a fire of undetermined origin. Fire Chief Brennan said two bicycles, bicycle parts, a folding bed and bedding were among the items burned. The loss is insured and under investigation after being discovered by Solomon children returning from a swimming pool. The building was already too far advanced to save.
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E. C. Mon
S. Evergreen
C. W. Brennan
Brennan
Last Rites Are Held For Former Sen George
Former Sen Walter F George was buried in Vienna Georgia after a brief interment service attended by congressmen an ambassador and a governor. The 34 year senator and NATO envoy was praised as a great and good man with tremendous courage by Rev L C Cutts at the First Baptist Church.
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Vienna
Ga.p
Walter F. George
Georgia
Senate
NATO
L. C. Cutts
First Baptist Church
George
Cutts
Fist Fight Proves Fatal For Sooner Harvest Hand
In Potter Nebraska a tavern fist fight left James T. Stanford of Snyder Oklahoma dead on arrival at a Sidney hospital after being struck by Potter Town Marshal Dale Langley following Stanford allegedly striking Langley. Autopsy ordered, inquest considered, no arrests or charges filed.
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Potter
Neb
Cheyenne
William Shhulz
James T. Stanford
Snyder
Okla
Dale Langley
Langley
Stanford
Sidney
Do Justly Love Mercy Walk Humbly with Thy God
A short religious note quotes a biblical verse urging justice mercy and humility as central to faith. The fragment emphasizes reverence and moral duty within personal devotion.
Deaths and Funeral Notices in Chanute Area
Charles Fenton Haas 75 cabinet maker died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a long local life. Survived by wife Nora, son Clyde Haas, daughters Lucille Nance Louise Gill, stepchildren and siblings, funeral arrangements by Johnson Mortuary. Frank Wood 58 oil producer died in Great Bend after heart attack. survived by wife Thelma and sister. service at Great Bend. James B. Luckey 79 died at Neosho Memorial Hospital. survived by daughter, granddaughter, brother. service set at Koch-Skinner Memorial chapel with burial in Cincinnati.
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Charles Fenton Haas
Chanute
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Neodesha
Church of God At
Bethel
Elks Lodge
Nora Franklin
Fayetteville
Ark
S. Grant
Clyde Haas
Coffeyville
Lucille Nance
Birmingham
Ala
Louise Gill
Jean Wise
Ruby Marhasin
Ruth Weeks
C. E. Franklin
Ella Rupert
Josie Randal
Johnson Mortuary
Frank Wood
Great Bend
Barton
Cowley
Hoisington
Wood Oil Company
Georgia Wells
Wells
Dee Wells
Thelma
Charles Coppock
Wichita Falls
Tex
Fred Montague
J. M. Evans
Jimmie Evans
James B. Luckey
W. Main
Cincinnati
Ohio
Jessie Cameron
Fenton United Dry Cleaning Company
Cincinnati Railroad Club
Masonic Lodge
Montgomery Ohio
Charles L. Broadwell
William Gilmore
Wichita
August Luckey
Seattle
Koch-Skinner Memorial
Wall Street Losses Deepen in Sluggish Trading
The New York stock market extended losses in late afternoon trading as volume reached about 1.8 million shares, slightly up from yesterday's 1.79 million.
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New York
Funds Urged For Fort Riley and Fort Leavenworth
Brig. Gen. William R. Shuler told a House Appropriations subcommittee that Ft. Riley needs more aircraft and two new barracks for unit training in cargo helicopter and fixed wing transport missions. He sought 24.2 million dollars this year and 82.2 million for permanent facilities, plus 236 thousand for an emergency power station and 100 thousand to relocate underground electric lines at Fort Leavenworth.
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Washington
Ft. Riley
William R. Shuler
Army
House
Shuler
Ft. Leavenworth
Midwest
Kansas City Livestock Prices Slip Across Hogs Cattle
Kansas City market reports cattle 6,009 head with calves 800 and hogs 3,000. Slaughter cattle unevenly steady to 50 lower, hogs 25 to 50 lower, sows steady, spring lambs steady to 25 higher, stockers steady. Parsons list shows varied cattle and hogs with prices and weights, lambs 20 to 22.50. Kansas City produce notes eggs and butter steady. Chicago prices for dairy and poultry also steady.
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Kansas City
USDA
Parsons
Chicago
Chicago grain futures drift lower on light demand
Grain futures softened on the Chicago board with wheat and oats dropping while corn and soybeans showed modest declines. Kansas City prices for wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans moved mixed within narrow ranges as various grades and hulls traded.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Kansas City
Automatic Wage Hike For Beech Workers
Beech Aircraft Corp reports an automatic wage increase added nearly 1 million dollars to its annual payroll starting August 1. J. E. Isaacs, Beech industrial relations manager, said about 7,800 hourly paid employees at Beech facilities in Wichita are affected.
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Wichita
Beech Aircraft Corp
J. E. Isaacs
Beech Industrial Relations
Beech
Wich
Beech and IAM District Lodge 70 Reach Wage Agreement
The 7.5 cent hourly raise applies to ita, Herington and Liberal and Boulder Colorado workers. The raise was included in a three year contract reached July 30 1956 between Beech Aircraft and District Lodge 70 of the International Association of Machinists.
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Ita
Herington
Liberal
Boulder
Colo
Beech
District Lodge 70
International Assn. of Machinists
Wife's Bang-up Chase Ruins Husband's Car in LA
Robert Smallfield will decide whether to press charges against his ex wife Wilma Smallfield 42 for a miles long chase that left his new car damaged eight times by her 1949 sedan. Police booked her on assault with a deadly weapon but prosecutors may not pursue without a formal complaint. She said she wanted to scare him not kill him and professed love.
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Los Angeles
Robert Smallfield
Wilma
Smallfield
Navy to mothball 60 ships including Iowa
The Navy plans to place 60 ships in mothballs to cut expenses though fighting power will not be greatly affected by new atomic submarines and other modern vessels joining the fleet by June. Eight destroyers sixteen destroyer escorts two submarines and five transports five landing ships two attack cargo ships and twenty one mine sweepers and mine hunters are to be deactivated with specific vessels selected soon.
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Washington
Navy
Iowa
Submarines from New London and Norfolk collide at sea
Two Atlantic Fleet submarines the Tusk based in New London Connecticut and the Cobbler from Submarine Squadron 6 in Norfolk Virginia collided about 100 miles south of New London at 4 39 am during routine submerged ops. Crews escaped with only minor damage and no injuries as Navy investigates.
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Washington
Navy
Tusk
New London
Probate notices and highway condemnation in Neosho County
First published July 30 1957 Chanute Tribune notes hearings on the estate of J E Peterson including land rights in Allen's Prospect Hill Chanute addition Neosho County. Guardians and administrators named for Ernest Garnett Mounsey Lizzie M Balch Lola P Stewart estates with August 21 1957 hearing deadlines. The Kansas State Highway Commission condemns portions of land in Chanute for Highway 39 with appraisers to assess damages August 22 1957.
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Chanute Tribune
Ecere
Kansas
NEOSHO COUN_e
J. KE. Peterson
Neosho County
Allen
Prospect Hill
City of
Chanute
J. KB. Peterson
Erie
W. Marvin Peterson
Robert Pennington
Ernest Garnett Mounsey
State OF
Neosho
Sald County
Lizzie ‘M. Balch
Lizzie M. Balch
Joe F. Balch
Balch & Bailey
Lola P, Stewart
Lola P. Stewart
Edna A. Petterson
District Court
Cond Nation OF Land
Ethel
RK. Bastian
Forest Street
N. BE
RFD
Joe McMingn
RID
Paul Dryden
Elizabeth Burris
Lincoln
Gladys Hardendorf
Ed Hardendorf
Central
Marie B. Rideau
Clifford Ray
Harry Byers
W. A Strean
Joe Ermey
Ray Rush
North Tioga Township
Gertrude Byers
Box
State Highway Commission of Kansas
Range
Ebur
Schultz
James R. Sheridan
Glen C. McLaren
Treasurers Quarterly Statement for Neosho County 1957
County Treasurer Don Harding reports total cash in the treasury at July 31 1957 and itemizes fund balances across general townships cities and special accounts including tax warrants social security and education funds. The document records total general townships and city amounts and closes with a sworn oath by Harding and county officials.
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County Teachers’ Institut Fund
Neosho County
Neosho
Ssee Fair Building Fund
Eee Building Fund
Ecseeee
Eeseve State General
Bariton General
Galesburg General
Stark General
St. Paul General
St. Paul Bond and Interest
St. Paul
Paul
St. Paul Speical Paving
St. Paul Water Hyd
Thayer General
Thayer Bindweed
Thayer
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Yates Center
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Solomon
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Charles F. Haas
Texaco
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Sheriff's Public Auction Sale
Fredonia, Kansas
Kirwin Farms
Montgomery County
Wilson County
Altoona
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Kirke C. Veeder
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T. D. Hampson
D. H. Forbes
Sportsmans Bowl
N. Allen
Myra Esser
Robert Mounsey
Trix
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