Western Envoys Back U N Plan By Norwegians
Western diplomats reportedly back a Norwegian plan giving Dag Hammarskjold the lead in pursuing Eisenhower Middle East peace aims. Norway seeks sponsors for a UN General Assembly resolution, with the secretary general to oversee troop withdrawal safeguards, economic development, and a mobile peace force by September 30. Jordan opposes a widely backed proposal to station UN observers there.
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United Nations
N. Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Eisenhower
Middle East
Norway
General Assembly
United States
Britain
U. N
Lebanon
Jordan
U.S
Hammarskjold
U.N
Assembly
Hammarskould
Ottawa levee project bids open for new works
Col. L. E. Laurion district engineer says bids opened in Ottawa on August 7. The contractor is to start within 10 days of a notice to proceed and finish in 450 calendar days. The project covers 2.6 miles of levee, Marais des Cygnes channel improvements, drainage structures, stone slope protection, levee crest surfacing, and 33 acres of seeding.
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Ottawa
L. E. Laurion
Marais Des Cygnes
Neighbors and Friends Plow 200 Acres for Ill Neighbor
Neighbors and friends of Hessel Ray R.3 rushed to help with 200 acres of plowing for him as he receives medical care at Neosho Memorial Hospital. A long list of volunteers worked across five locations, and photos were taken for Ray at the hospital.
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Hessel Ray
R. 3
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Francis Barnett
Franklin Hayworth
Dale Daniels
Gerald Daniels
Gerald Strack
Carl Huffmaster
Joe Weiner
Dale Weiner
Harold Whitaker
Clarence Sievers
Garry Daniels
Gale McMillen
Craig Erickson
Charles Erickson
A. D. Wiltse
Ed Daniels
Ottawa flood protection contract awarded to Davenport firm
The Army engineers awarded a $979,707 contract for the major part of Ottawa local flood protection works to the McCarthy Improvement Co. of Davenport Iowa as the lowest bid. The award followed a bidding process yesterday with the Iowa firm offering the lowest figure.
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Kansas City
Ottawa
Army Engineers
McCarthy Improvement Co
Davenport
Iowa
Woman Bookie On Stand In Indianapolis Gambling Case
Federal Grand Jury testimony continues in a major gambling operation probe. Thirteen bookies and bettors including Fanny Zovensky of University City missouri share details on a syndicate that allegedly grossed 3.2 million in ten weeks before a Terre Haute raid last November. Other witnesses listed include Dave Goldberg Clayton Missouri Ralph L Pole Wichita Kansas and several from Oklahoma City Stillwater and Oklahoma. The judge ordered a newsmen ban lifted after a scuffle at the witness room and a photographer incident involving Alex Ostrom the Minneapolis businessman.
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Fanny Zovensky
University City
St. Louis
Terre Haute
Cale J. Holder
Minneapolis
Alex Ostrom
Frank Fisse
Indianapolis Star
Ostrom
Fisse
U. S
Don A. Tabbert
Dave Goldberg
Clayton
Ralph L. Pole
Wichita
Kan. A
Ben Chadwell
Oklahoma City
Philip C. Honnold
Jack Griffith
Stillwater
Okla
J. H. Dalton
Wall Street Downtick After Fed Rate Move Quiet Trading
Stocks fell fractions to over a point in late afternoon trading in thin volume. The market eased after the Federal Reserve Board boosted the discount rate in the San Francisco district from 1% to 2%. About 2.9 million shares traded, with all major groups lower and only a few issues posting gains. The closing average for 60 stocks was 183.4, down 2.1.
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Federal Reserve Board
San Francisco
Am Tel
Wesles
Anaconda
Atchison
Beth Steel
Chrysler Noyce
Citron
Ford
Mont Ward
Mo'am
Penney
JC .Elues
Phill Pet
St Jos Lead
Sears Rock
J & Benge
US Steel
Cattle Meager Hogs Steady in Kansas City Market
Kansas City AP reports cattle scarce with calves not tested for price. hogs 2,000 head active and steady across barrows gilts and sows. No. 1 190-260 lb hogs 21.00-22.00, sows 400+ lbs 19.00-21.35, produce unchanged in Chicago and grain futures mixed, with oats and soybeans quoted and prices Notes.
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Kansas City
Chicago Grain
Chicago
Kansas City Cash
Shorts
Five Teens Fined in Police Court Crackdown
Chanute youths cited for teen driving offenses pleaded guilty in police court. Several fined 5 to 15 dollars for disturbing the peace with horns or mufflers, while others posted bonds for reckless driving or speeding. Hearing set for next Thursday for Virgil Collins.
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Chanute
Carla Sue Clark
W. 4Th
Robert Edward Coomes
S.malcolm
Robert Boyd Wiggans
S. Central
Darlene King
N. Evergreen
Tommy Keller
Mickey Petty
N. Highland
Kenneth Pierce
Earl K. Wilson
Tommy Ray Hizey
Galesburg
Virgil Anthony Collins
S. Evergreen
South Santa Fe
3Rd and Steuben
Fatalities in Kansas Rise to 316 This Year
Kansas highway deaths reached 316 for the year, one more than the 315 recorded by this time in 1957. The latest victims include Vivian Tatman, 30, Em peria, in a county road crash near Gridley. Fred Benelli, 17, Pittsburg, in a motorcycle collision near Baxter Springs. Donald Lee Wallace, 8, fatally injured in a two car Wichita crash. and Fred Keller, 81, Delia, in a crash near Delia.
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Kansas
Vivian Tatman
Emporia
Gridley
Fred Benelli
Pittsburg
Baxter Springs
Donald Lee Wallace
Wichita
Fred Keller
Delia
Islands Brace as Hurricane Cleo Approaches
Hurricane Cleo, first of the season, moves west-northwest at 15 mph about 700 miles east of Martinique. Winds near the center reach 145 mph with hurricane-force winds extending 75 miles north and 3 miles south. The Weather Bureau expects continued strength and a slight increase over 12 hours.
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Miami
Fla
South Atlantic
Cleo
Martinique
French Antilles
Local Briefs and Military News From Chanute Area
Includes listings for Glen's Tire Service and Peter Pan Ice Cream specials. Profiles Loren Dulin promoted to captain in Eastern Airlines, with a Chanute childhood and family ties. Also notes Sergeant First Class Thomas A. George and PFC Bernard C. Riebel serving in U S Army units, with brief career and school details.
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Thomas A. George
Fort Leonard Wood
George
Burglary Hints at Local Club Cash Loss
Police report a burglary at a local club where $1,200 in cash and checks were taken. The suspect, who left the club around 11 50 p.m., was not located until after 9 a.m. today when the theft was discovered.
Bailey Rites for Amy Cole Bailey in Elmwood Cemetery
Amy Cole Bailey, longtime Kansas City resident and former Chanute native, died Wednesday in Kansas City. A graveside service is set for 11 a.m. Saturday at Elmwood cemetery with Rev. Charles Wesley Garrett officiating. She was married to William J. Bailey in 1902, lived in Tacoma, Washington, from 1913 until his death in 1953, and is survived by L. Ray Cole and four nieces. Also noted is the death of Marie Charlotte Hale, 43, of 115 South Denman, Chanute, with memorial plans pending by Koch Memorial Home.
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James Dulin
Chanute
Eastern Airlines
Dulin
New York
Houston
Florham Park
N. J
U. S. Naval Air Force
Elmer Redfield
Humboldt
Elmwood
Amy Cole Bailey
Kansas City
Charles Wesley Garrett
L. H. Cole
William J. Bailey
S. Highland
Tacoma
Wash
L. Ray Cole
Ruth Gillespie
Peggy Meyer
Roberta Sewell
Independence
Cleo Congdon
Boulder
Colo
Marie Charlotte Hale
S. Denman
Ina Hale
Chester Hale
Koch Memorial Home
Hospital Admittances Dismissals and Births Noted
Daily Transcript lists admittances on Thursday including Harry Turner 520 S Evergreen for surgery and Wayne Sunday. Eric medical. Dismissals on Thursday include Don Hamil 901 S Central Mrs Clarence Horiie and son 1502 S Central Everett George Earlton. Dismissals today include Judy MacMillan R J Charles M Rowland Iola and Frank Austin Thayer. Births Thursday to Dean Scott 524 S Evergreen a girl and William Boyd 1205 S Forest a boy. Births today to William Clifford 212 N Franklin a boy Benny Maninger 1101 S Lafayette a girl and Don C Simmons 1609 S Highland twins a girl and a boy.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Harry 0. Turner
S. Evergreen
Wayne Sunday
Eric
Don Hamil
S. Central
Clarence Horiie
Dean Scott
William Boyd
S. Forest
William Clifford
N. Franklin
Benny Maninger
S. Lafayette
Don C. Simmons
S. Highland
Fort Scott Club Robbed of $1200 in Heist
Fort Scott Kansas police report a Veterans of Foreign Wars club burglary where two or three professionals forced entry through a skylight. A 500 pound safe was tipped. about $1200 vanished. John Herrera, club manager, provided initial loss estimates.
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FT. Scott
Kan
Claude Emrick
Emrick
John Herrera
Maryland Youth Wins Road-E-O
Edward Meade Smith, 17, of Silver Spring, Md., won the national teenage driving championship with 905 points to claim a $2,000 college scholarship. Marvin Mack Lowry, 18, of Moultrie, Ga., was second with 821 points and a $1,500 scholarship, while Donald C. Weeks, 18, of Portland, Maine, placed third with 815 points and a $1,000 scholarship. Fifty finalists competed from all states plus Alaska Hawaii and the District of Columbia.
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Washington
Edward Meade Smith
Silver Spring
Marvin Mack Lowry
Moultrie
Donald C. Weeks
Portland
Maine
Alaska
Hawaii
District of Columbia
Sanders Dies Of Heart Attack At UCLA
UCLA coach Red Sanders died of a heart attack at age 53 in a downtown Los Angeles hotel room. He had come to UCLA from Vanderbilt in 1949 and built renowned Bruin teams. A woman identifying herself as Ernestine Drake sat nearby when police arrived.
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Los Angeles
America
Henry
Red) Sanders
UCLA
Sanders
Vanderbilt
Ucla Bruin
Ernestine Drake
Eisenhower calls surrender study idea ridiculous
President Eisenhower denounces reports of a study on surrender in atomic war as nonsense and says the United States would not spend money on such an exploration. Senate debate looms as lawmakers oppose funding for surrender research.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
James C. Hagerty
Senate
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
Hagerty
Graf
No Breakup In Heat Wave
The nation saw only minor temperature changes in the last 24 hours as a long heat spell persisted. In the Northeast a brief relief gave way to hot air from the Great Lakes into northern New England with readings around 76 overnight in northern Vermont. Cooler Canadian air dipped into Minnesota Wisconsin and Upper Michigan bringing temps near 61 while showers offered brief relief in some areas. Across the central and southern Plains to the Atlantic coast most readings remained in the 70s or around 80.
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Associated Press
Great Lakes
New England
Vermont
Canada
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Plains
Atlantic Coast
Chanute Tribune page two highlights from August 15, 1958
This brief page two itemizes local notices and community notes from Chanute Kansas dated Friday August 15 1958. It records civic updates social announcements and short community items typical of the era.
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Chanute Tribune
Global Briefs TAIPEI United States vows to honor treaty in Formosa crisis
AP dispatches report tensions in the Formosa Strait with Admiral Smoot signaling restraint while warning that any attack could trigger U S defense under treaty commitments. Other briefs note a Heydrich widow war pension ruling in Germany, Monaco birth rumors, Red Star charges on Nautilus, Chile delay on OAS intervention, Okinawa union dispute hostage case, and Lao Premier Sana nikone cabinet exclusion.
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Taipei
America
Formosa
Formosa Strait
Roland N. Smoot
United States
London
Red Star
Soviet Union
Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying Lady
The column offers guidance for consumers on prudent purchase choices. It highlights evaluating product quality, checking warranties, and avoiding impulse buys. The piece stresses caution when shopping, urging readers to compare prices and seek trustworthy sellers.
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