EKLUND Insurance Brief and Local Notices
News items include a note to see EKLUND for insurance details, Mrs. T. F. Ablers sightseeing in Kansas City, A. Larry D. Hamilton preparing for a post in St. Pauli AFB after a 30 day visit with parents, Hamilton’s prior duty in Japan, William Edward Davis pleading guilty to running a stop sign with a $10 fine, Trooper Harbaugh's arrest, Nelle H. Stevens noting 54 teachers registered for the Neosho County Institute in Erie, Santa Fe carloadings for August 6 1955 and comparisons to 1954, total cars moved and prior week totals, and a Sorghum Valley Grange meeting with cookies served.
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Larry D. Hamilton
St. Pauli Afb
Minn
Floyd Hamilton
N. Highland
Hamilton
Japan
William Edward Davis
Parsons
Justice of the Peace
Don E. Wells
Erie
Dick Harbaugh
Highway Patrol
Thaye
Santa Fe
Stowaway Girl Held For Hearing Monday
A 16 year old Hawaiian girl identified as Joycelyn Joan Pilapil faces delinquency charges after stowing away aboard the Canadian destroyer Athabaskan. She is held in juvenile hall on 500 bail pending a hearing next Monday as authorities plan to return her to her Hilo parents. She expressed desire to contact an uncle in San Francisco with potential bail arrangements. the uncle’s name was not disclosed.
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Los Angeles
California
Joycelyn Joan Pilapil
Athabaskan
U. S
U.S
Hilo
San Francisco
Double Jolt in Ann Arbor Collision Leaves No Serious Injuries
B J Blandowski, 67, and his son Raymond Blandowski, 20, were involved in a head on crash in Ann Arbor last night. Neither party sustained serious injuries.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Frank Blandowski
Raymond
No Neglect in Slot Case Over Seizure at Goodland
Fatzer announced there was no wilful neglect of duty by Sherman County attorney Thomas H. Taggart for not signing a complaint during the Goodland slot machine seizures. Taggart consulted with Fatzer for about 90 minutes and offered full cooperation, with Fatzer stating Taggart had no duty to join in the proceedings. The conference touched on Taggart’s reasons and his cooperation in related cases.
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Topeka
Harold R. Fatzer
Thomas H. Taggart
Sherman County
Goodland
Taggart
Fatzer
Goodland Elks Club
Veterans of Foreign Wars Club
Two Chicago Democrats Gather for Tonight's Talk
In Chicago a pair of Democratic leaders meet for a discussion likely to shape upcoming party strategy. The session, held in a public venue, focuses on policy directions and potential collaborative initiatives.
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Chicago
300000 Japanese Prayed for Atomic Dead in Nagasaki
In Nagasaki Japan on the tenth anniversary of the atomic bombing a crowd of about 300000 gathered with incense and flowers. Bells toll and chimes marked the memorial as mourners prayed for the dead in the city's solemn observance.
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Nagasaki
Japan
Wyatt Earp Week Honors Frontiersman in Kansas City
Kansas and Missouriwill observe Wyatt Earp Week from August 27 to September 6 to honor the gunfighter. A program in Kansas City on August 27 will present former Mayor John B. Gage with the first national Wyatt Earp Law and Order Plaque, a ceremony to be followed by a civic luncheon. ABC TV will film and air highlights coast to coast. plaque annuals will be given January 13 to civic leaders and law enforcement officers in the two states. Earp once served as marshal in Ellsworth Wichita and Dodge City along the Chisholm cattle trail.
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Kansas City
Davy Crockett
Kansas
Missouri
Wyatt Earp
Old West
John B. Gage
Pendergast
Earp
Ellsworth
Wichita
Dodge City
Chisholm
Texas
Local Notes from Erie Area Schools and Community Events
Erie and Vicinity reports include Cha nute Supt. Buford Fisher guest speaking at Federated church service with Glen Dietz introducing him. Mary Ann Torrence, first cornet with Pittsburg Teachers College band, performed a solo. The Tor rences are on vacation. Mrs. Bill Snyder hosted Shirley’s sixth birthday party with Louise and Carol Jean Miller assisting. attendees listed. Mrs. W. B. Gillis has returned home after illness. Dorothy Treadway of St Paul cares for her. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Whitworth returned from a Colorado fishing trip and visited the North fruit region.
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Supt
Buford Fisher
Chanute Schools
Federated Church
Glen Dietz
Mary Ann Torrence
Pittsburg Teachers College
J. M. Torrence
Bill Snyder
Shirley
Louise
Carol Jean Miller
Mary Forsyth
Janice Purdy
John McDaniels
Earl Beeler
Marjorie Hines
Nancy Cox
Stephen Walker
Janie Wilcox
Claudia McKinney
Claudette Powell
Paulette Bowyer
Laina Nelson
Jan Smith
Pamela Snyder
W. B. Gillis
Marie Liebst
South Main
Dorothy Treadway
St. Paul
Wesley Whitworth
Gunnison
Colo
North
Musk Oxen Tested as Domestic Animals for U.S. Farms
Tern Colorado and a crop find are noted. Mr and Mrs Vearl Heady visit Girard with Mrs Peak who is ill. Mr and Mrs Edwin Lowe from Sedan visit Mrs Lowe’s grandmother Mrs Wells and Edwin’s parents. John Bass and daughter Ann return from Texas trip. Musk oxen undergo testing for farm use.
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Colorado
Vearl Heady
Girard
Thomas Peak
Edwin E. Lowe
Sedan
Lowe
U.S
Martin and Lewis to Continue as Comedy Team
After weeks of feuding Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis met with Paramount boss Frank Freeman and the studio said they agreed to stay together as America's highest paid comedy team. A split had been rumored.
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Hollywood P
Martin
Lewis
Martin and Lewis
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Paramount
Frank Freeman
America
Otis School Bonds Approved to Expand Grade School
Otis Kansas voters approved a $159,000 bond issue by 185 to 143 to build four classrooms a gym and an auditorium. Nearly 80 percent of eligible voters cast ballots.
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OTIS
Kas.p
Tulsa Woman Faces Murder
Mrs. Geraldine Terry, 23, charged with murder in her husband Bill Lee Terry's death, awaits a non jury trial on Aug 30. She was freed on a 10 000 dollar bond after saying he was stabbed when he fell on a butcher knife during a struggle. Foster father Gleaver McConnell offered 200 shares of U S Steel stock as bond security.
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Tulsa
Geraldine Terry
Bill Lee Terry
Gleaver McConnell
U. S. Steel Corp
Lewis C. Johnson
Terry
Man killed in kitchen knife struggle after threat
The Chanute Tribune reports Terry and his wife were in a confrontation when he threatened to kill her. She grabbed the knife and, during the struggle, he fell onto it. Terry died at a Tulsa hospital hours later.
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Terry
Tulsa
Inchon Island Reinforced by 1200 ROK Workers
Twelve hundred Red-hating Korean railway workers arrived at Inchon from Seoul to reinforce about 300 demonstrators besieging the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission billets on Wolmi. About 700 U.S. soldiers guard the island, scene of MacArthur’s Inchon landing in 1950.
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Seoul
Inchon
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Wolmi
U.S
Gen. MacArthur
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Kansas State Board of Health
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New York
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Ilinois
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Eisenhower
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Ironrite
Paul Harris
Charles Mussulman
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Crockett
Erie & Vicinity
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Geneva
Palace of Nations
John Bass
Ann
Bass
Chanute Tribune
Illinois
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Crosley
Kenmar
Kenmore
Lennox Universal
Jenny Lindbed
Neal McCoy
D. J. Cox
C. C. Debolt
Buick
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Mitchell Motor Co
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