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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1962
Page
5
Wilson county agricultural extension office urges immediate grain checks in Fredonia wheat storage. It offers tips to control pests by leveling grain for even fumigant penetration, applying maximum dosage across the top surface, and fumigating on a still day to prevent gas loss.
State of Kansas Neosho County probate court appoints Robert L Briley as Administrator With Will Annexed of James F Gilmore deceased. Creditors heirs and devisees must file claims within nine months from first publication or be barred. Balch & Briley attorneys represent the administrator.
Notices from Neosho County probate court appoint executors Ceva F. Yockey and Morris D. Hildreth with nine month creditor claims periods. Also Ordinance No 1619 levies 0.12 mills general fund and 0.5 mills industrial fund for 1963 in Chanute, Kansas, effective ten days after publication. Mayor John W. Lapham and City Clerk Howard Parsons sign.
Humboldt students prepare for the new term with senior to seventh grade enrollments spread across days. Sports physicals and football practice set for late August while local visitors and events, including the Hum boldt Biblesta parade plans, fill the town calendar.
Notice outlines proposed amendments to the Kansas Constitution to be voted on November 6 1962. It covers changes to Section 3 of Article 2 and Section 1 of Article 2, detailing citizen voting qualifications and legislator compensation. The document is certified by Secretary of State Paul R. Shanahan and notes concurrent resolutions 2 and 3. It also includes a hearing notice in Neosho County regarding the Seegers estate.
Arthur Eisenman, a 34 year old life termer from Kansas City, escaped from the Kansas Mental Hospital at Larned Sunday after lunch and was recaptured Monday night in a 30 acre cane field five miles north of Larned. A statewide alert mobilized officers from Dodge City to La Crosse with aerial spotters and a search line, and Eisenman was returned to the hospital. Governor Anderson and hospital officials defended procedures amid complaints of escapes.
Erie residents report visits and travel to Kansas City Arlington Texas and Houston. Local clubs held events at the Grillette with bridge and high scores. several families plan early fall gatherings while others return from trips and medical checkups at KU Medical Center and nearby towns.
The House passed a bill to push auto makers toward safety features over speed and horsepower. It would require cars bought for federal use to meet safety standards set by the secretary of commerce, with the aim of establishing universal safety requirements beyond frills and claims.
Leslie B. Morrisett of Greenwich Connecticut sues his mother-in-law Clover Boldt Johaneson of New York City for 500000 alleging she caused his wife to leave him and start a divorce action in Florida. A federal suit was filed on Monday.
Mrs Charles M Hill of Colony Kansas won second prize in a national essay contest on the role of land grant colleges and universities at the 26th annual meeting of the National Home Demonstration Council in Lexington Kentucky where Mrs John C Stephenson of Downs Kansas was elected president of the Master Farm Homemakers Guild among about 7500 delegates.
Matthew Franklin Rickert age 29 of Ellinwood Kansas was given six months in jail after pleading guilty to negligent homicide. He drove a car that overturned on a curve near Great Bend July 18 killing 18 year old Karen Frey of Great Bend. The district court complaint says speed was a factor.
A new tiny tablet called Primatene claims to stop asthma spasms and relieve hay fever quickly. Tested and prescribed by doctors, it supposedly opens bronchial tubes and loosens mucus with hours of relief, without injections or nebulizers. Available in most states without prescription for 98 cents at drugstores.
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