Soldier questioned in Peter Gorham scout slaying
Police planned a showup of a Ft. Riley soldier in the July 5 Duck Lake Scout Camp killing of 12 year old Peter Gorham near Muske gon. Investigators seek the blue car driver who spoke to Peter after he disappeared as seven more detectives join the case.
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Riley
Muskegon, Mich
Ft. Riley
Kas
Peter Gorham
Wabaningo
Peter
Evanston
Robert Cavanaugh
Texas
Special Engineer Corps
Elsie Farrell
Muskegon
Frederick A. Gorham
Gorham
Wahaningo
Hoover Defends Reorganization Commission
Former President Hoover accuses Democrats of an infamous smear over his government reorganization commission. He says Eisenhower is implementing changes and that statements in the Democratic Digest misrepresent his panel as partisan. Hoover cites his work as fair and well conducted.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Eisenhower
Wagar Wedding Anniversary Celebrated in Southeast Kansas
Southeast Kansas Corner reports the 68th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wagar celebrated with a barbecue and picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Small. The event highlights local family life in Neodesha area.
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Neodesha
W. H. Wagar
Elmer Small
Elmer Harwood
Grand Lake
Vinita
Okla
Wendell Bell
Kansas City
J. M. Redding
Suzanne
Wendy
Humboldt News Highlights Local Travel and Visitors
Humboldt residents report visits and departures from multiple families. McCluskeys return from Des Moines after visiting four brothers. Duane Hardy and family depart for Nucla, Colorado. Several others travel to Kansas City, Wichita, Nowata, Bartlesville, and Colorado Rockies for family visits and vacations.
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C. W. McCluskey
Des Moines
McCluskey
Duane Hardy
Nucla
Colo
C. Strieby
Homer Smith
Kansas City
Hardy
Patricia
Michael
Beth Morelan
Miami
Okla
J. W. Morelan
Roy Vaughan
Chanute
Mary Morelan
William Morelan
Herbert Shipman
C. N. Wilkerson
Andrea Sue Wilkerson
Richard Wilkerson
Wichita
Andrew Sebbert
Carl Boyer
Humboldt
John Pennington
H. R. Williams
Chicago
C. A. Reynolds
Odessa
Tex
Chanute Tribune Briefs August 17 196
Brief items from the Chanute Tribune cover local events on August 17. Highlights include civic notices, community updates, and short notices about residents and happenings in Chanute and nearby areas.
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The
Chanute Tribune
In the Post Office and Mrs Wood From Kent's Store
A fragment notes activity at the post office and mentions Mrs Wood associated with Kent's Store as part of a larger local scene. The readable text provides names tied to a commerce and civic setting, implying routine community business.
Boy Takes Mumps Into Denver Jail
Detective Leavitt reports a 9-year-old boy was jailed in Juvenile Hall for comic book theft. A mother exclaimed upon learning of her son’s mumps, confirmed by a police physician. The remark implies a contagious jail context with no likely early release for others.
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Denver
John Leavitt
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