Humboldt honors Fultons at Myer family dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fulton and children of Baltimore were guests of honor at a Lincoln Park Sunday noon Myer family dinner. The gathering included numerous relatives and friends from Kansas City Iola Piqua Chanute Augusta and other nearby towns as they shared meals and photos during a tied tribute event.
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Chick) Fulton
Baltimore
Myer
Lincoln Park
Alfred Myer
John
Gary
Dale
Jim Eberhart
Lawrence
Robert Orth
Robert Jr
Jim Larson
Carlene
Mike O'Neal
Charles Cole
Rochelle
Jennifer
Kansas City
Ray Beilisine
Radine
Independence
Merle Myer
James Hamilton
Linda
Jim
Iola
Jim Clark
Charles Thurman
Chanute
Glen Orth
Nancy
Piqua
M. A. York
Kansas
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Hutchinson
Clarence York
Augusta
Becky Jones
Ed Barnhart
S. K. Taylor
Ray Stoll
Vesta Wood
Yates Center
Ernest Orth
Joan Orth
Humboldt
Miss Orth
Russell Wirt
Pam Sterling
Joe Sterling
Rogers, Ark
Mabel Sterling
Mary Franklyn Sterling
A. J. Sterling
J. R. Bisbee
Lora
Lee Fulton
Bertha Orth
Joan, Wayne
Janet Joyce
Coffeyville
Col
Mrs. Kimbrick
Mrs. Jordan
The
License to Preach Granted to Roy Marks at Grant Avenue Baptist
Roy Marks son of Blaine and Mrs. Marks at 617 N Grant received a license to preach at Grant Avenue Baptist Church. The vote occurred at the churchs regular business meeting last Wednesday. Rev E M Pearson presented the license as the choir sang and the sermon drew from I Corinthians 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Marks
Blaine Marks
N. Grant
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
E. M. Pearson
Chanute Junior College
Marks
Ottawa University
FDA says over 15000 Americans received thalidomide pills
FDA spokesman reports surveys show more than 15,000 U.S. patients obtained thalidomide from doctors, about 3,200 of them women of childbearing age. Senate briefings note no confirmed malformations from U.S. pills yet, but experts warn uncertainty remains until January 1. FDA data cite 1,231 physicians supplied the drug with most contacted or pills returned or destroyed.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
U.S
Wallace Janssen
FDA
United States
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Dtenn
Senate
Europe
Food and Drug
George P. Larrick
Senate Judiciary Committee
$5.5 Billion Incentive Tax Cut Proposed in Congress
Sen. Javits urges a $5.5 billion incentive tax cut for individuals and corporations before recess. He criticizes President Kennedy for indecision while urging speed to avert a potential recession. House and Senate committees prepare hearings on the economy with officials Dillon and Bell slated to testify. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce supports a rapid deep tax cut tied to a balanced budget plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob K. Javits
R-N
Congress
Javits
Kennedy
Senate
Senate House
William Preamire
D-Wis
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Wil
House
Ways and Means Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
David Bell
Ladd Plumley
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Plumley
Advertising Club of Washington
Chanute Trio Wins Trophies at Accordion Festival
Debra and Diane Kepley and Beverly Erickson received trophies for superior accordion solos at the Mid America Music Association Accordion Festival in Kansas City Kan on Aug 4 and 5. Three accordion duets also earned trophies. The festival drew 1,075 entries from eight states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debra
Diane Kepley
Neil Kepley
S. Kansas
Beverly Erickson
Kelly Erickson
N. Washington
Kansas City
Kan
Jimmy Kuntz
Debra Kepley
Karen Katz
Miss Erickson
Phyllis Rae
Parsons
Karen
Jimmy Kutz
Marion Kutz
Chanute
Parsons Accordion Studio
Marilyn Wall
Bertram Wall
N. Plummer
JoDean Cox
Leo Cox
S. Garfield
Eric Erickson
Aunt Challenges Von Linde Marriage In New York Suit
Estelle Sophian of Mission Kansas seeks annulment for the marriage of Lucille Rogers Von Linde to Manfred Von Linde a plastic surgeon. She alleges non consummation and false pretenses including noble titles and a Swedish prince lineage. The case involves an estate estimated at 500000 and a related request to bar Von Linde as estate administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Estelle F. Sophian
Mission
Kan
Lucille Rogers von Linde
von Linde
Manfred von Linde
van Linde
Justice Amsterdam
Kravitz
Sophian
Robert Dent
Birmingham
Ala
von ‘Linde
Army aloof to Walker charge over Stalingrad claim
The Army avoids comment on former Maj. Gen. Ed Walker's assertion that the Stalingrad battle was a Communist propaganda tool to mobilize American war effort. The service notes a classified Stalingrad report exists, and Walker cites a Pentagon briefing from 1948 or 1949.
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Washington
Edwin A. Walker
Stalingrad
Walker
Army
Germany
Pentagon
Dallas
Tex. News
John W
Iron Mike) O'Daniel
Bee Swat Distracts Driver. Mother Killed, Son Injured
In Factoryville Pennsylvania a mother identified as 50 year old Mrs Theodore Pettie from Sellersville swatted a bee while driving. The distraction caused the car to smash into a bridge killing her and injuring her 17 year old son Russell who was hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Pettie
Sellersville
Russell
Former envoy disputes siege remarks on Stalingrad
O Daniel, ex military attache at the U S Embassy in Moscow from 1949, said he could not recall calling the siege a propagand a force. He spent three to four days in Stalingrad. Walker, a Dallas resident and former Texas Democratic gubernatorial hopeful, said the German army had at most three direct attacks and 3000 troops outside the city. An Army spokesman declined to comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Daniel
O’daniel
Moskow
Stalingrad
Walker
Dallas
Texas
Twister Hits Near Holton in Kansas Storm System
A Kansas twister destroyed at least six farm homes a school and a Grange hall near Holton while another tornado damaged buildings on farms near Meriden. Two women were injured. Winds up to 81 mph frayed tree limbs in Topeka and hail plus 55 mph winds hit Ottawa. The 80 member National Guard unit at Holton was mobilized to aid storm victims.
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Holton
Kan
Kansas
Meriden
Missouri
Topeka
Ottawa
National Guard
Joe Nickell
Chanute Tribune Highlights August 7 1962 Local Briefs
Chanute Tribune issue from Tuesday August 7 1962 covers community notices school events and public announcements with local names places and dates featured in concise briefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chanute Tribune
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Lee Bracken
Wilson County Fair
Beavers 4-H Club
Honor Fultons
Mr. and
Mrs
Lee
Ellen Sue Wagner
Cere
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Warren Works
Miss Wagner
Dal Curry
Walter Wagner
Cindi
Robert Townsend
George Works
Albert Smith
Loyd Moon
Louis Hammond
Roezetta
Millard Cress
Gren Orth
Robert ‘Sharp
Craig
Ann
Jean
Maynard Cress
Carl ‘Ladd
Phyllis
Jane and
Ray
Gloria Armel
Miss Armel
America
David L. McCune
Chanute Ins. Board
Ramona Edith Soto
Klamath Falls
Ore
Sheridan
Wyo
Klamath
Pioneer
Sen
Me Nation
Liam McChesney Martin Jr
von Lindes
Rollow TV
Lindsay
S. Santa Fe
San Diego
Calif
Swat
Bee
Factoryville, Pa
Carthage
Robert Perry
Eddie I. Leavitt
Carol Carney
Perry
Buse
First National Bank
Guest House
Motor Inn
Allan and
Elise Hall
Santa Fe
Mahlon Morley
Best Western Motels
Hall
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