Local Briefs highlight license renewals and travel notices
Donna Lee Morris of Wichita faces surgery Tuesday for a broken hip and leg after a one car crash last week. The Municipal Airport will host a Civil Aeronautics Administration inspection Wednesday with written exams for CAA ratings and safety staff available. Alfred Hawes and Roy Hawes were arrested for disorderly conduct. Roy posted 50 dollars and did not appear for the hearing. The identity of a third person and a hospital death tentatively identified as Purca Luna of New York are noted.
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Donna Lee Morris
Wichita
Marie Middleton
S. Santa Fe
Civil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
Carl A. South
Alfred
Roy Hawes
Washington
Alfred Hawes
Lena Greenberg
New York
Purca Luna
Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Record
Admittances list Saturday and Sunday for Mrs Emmett Harper Humboldt and others across Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma with several medical and surgical cases. Dismissals include multiple families in Er ie Topeka Yates Center and Galesburg. Births report three newborns Friday Sunday to Phillips Klines Wheeler and others. Police citations note two drivers and a fire run reported at 5 50 pm at 17 E Eighth.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Emmett Harper
Humboldt, Medical
Charles McKellips
S. Washington
Steven Kepley
Scotts Bluff
Neb
Jacob Neff
N. Grant
Kyle Brinkmeyer
Tulsa
Holland Lowry
Humboldt
W. E. Hiday
Rose
Raymond Ericson
Elsmore
Mary Moon
Eric
Surgical
Jeanne Wise
E. Main
Delbert Daniels
Erie
Ralph Evans
Arthur Kline
Topeka
Roberto Rodrigues
N. Garfield
Milo Kesner
S. Edith
Charles Hill
Stark
Leonard Steinle
Yates Center
Abbie Elrod
S. Santa Fe
George Phillips
Evergreen
John Klines
Galesburg
Bill Wheeler
Walnut
Lindblad Shines in Junior League All Star Run
Paul Lindblad outstanding for the Western all stars in Wichita tournament. He appeared in relief in all three games, striking out 12 over the series. In game one the East won 6 0, he yielded one hit and one walk in one inning. In game two the West won 3 2 with no earned runs in 1 inning. In the finale Lindblad worked 3 2 3 innings allowing two runs on two hits, striking out the last three batters in the sixth.
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Paul
Lindblad
Wichita
Sam Dixon
Topeka
Dixon
East
West
Bus Crash Kills Four on New Jersey Parkway
A public service bus bound from Atlantic City to New York hit a Garden State Parkway abutment after a tire blowout. Four people were killed and 30 injured as the vehicle skidded 100 yards. Rescue crews freed victims with acetylene torches. The dead included Eva H. Distenfeld of Brooklyn, among others identified at Fitkin Memorial Hospital.
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Eva H. Distenfeld
Brooklyn
N.Y
Carthage Man Faces Second Degree Murder Charge
Harold E. Humphrey, 44, a Carthage garage mechanic, is charged with second degree murder in the death of his wife Evelyn Humphrey, 37. Prosecutor Richard Webster said Humphrey admitted striking her during an argument. Her body was found Sunday in a motel cabin where they had been living since April. The couple had previously lived in Wichita and Joplin before moving to Carthage.
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Carthage
Harold E. Humphrey
Evelyn Humphrey
Richard Webster
Jasper County
Humphrey
Deaths and Funeral Rites in Chanute Area
Funeral notices and services for Emma Jane Wintten in Erie Walnut and Chanute area figures include Mary Taylor Blinn 51 of Chanute funeral in Freidonia with burial at East Hill Cemetery. Other obituaries list Albert Vio Solomon Ceciel Comer Claude Perry Lula Campbell Cation and service details across Johnson Mortuary Roy S Gibson Koch Sk inner and Dunham funeral homes with burial at McCune Elmwood Leanna cemeteries. Survivors listed include spouses children parents siblings and grandchildren.
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Emma Jane Wintten
Walnut
Erie Christian Church
A. W. Swanson
East Hill
Erie
Pierce Funeral Home
Mary Taylor Blinn
Fredonia Hospital
J. B. Taylor
Comer
Cecil Comer
Johnson Mortuary
Ted D. Hurst
Hazel Slain
Jim McGrath
Ernie Stevens
Joe Brazil
Chris Brazi
Leonard Brazil
Dale Steinman
McCune
Elmwood Cemetery
Koch-Skinner Funeral Home
Cation
Lula Campbell Cation
Eugene Taylor
Humboldt
Floyd L. Johnson
D. A. Finney
Old Rugged Cross
Mmes Lloyd Lock
Lowell Palet
Floyd Carpenter
Lloyd Lock
Lowel Palet
Bert Fewins
Harold Butts
Estel Cottle
Leanna Cemetery
Cattle and Hog Prices Steady as Market Mixed at Kansas City
Kansas City livestock report shows cattle steady across classes despite slower stockers and feeders, while hogs fall modestly with barrows and gilts down about 50. Prices span from 13.00 to 26.00 for fed steers and 20.50 to 24.25 for various grades, with calves firm in spots. Produce and soybeans edged lower in nearby futures as mixed primary commodities trade continues.
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Kansas City
USDA
U. S
Chicago
Vinita Man Elected Tulsa Legion Commander
The State Department of the American Legion elected C. J. Wright of Vinita as its commander in the closing session of the annual convention yesterday in Tulsa.
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Tulsa
State Department of the American Legion
C. J. Wright
Vinita
Wall Street Slumps as Syria Coup Triggers Market Losses
Wall Street declined after reports that the Assadist seizure of power in Syria drove stock prices lower today. Trading volume reached about 2 million shares, above Friday’s 1.47 million, with multiple listed issues showing modest percentage drops.
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New York
Chig Ae
Anaconda
Atchison Kis Cca Ls
Carysler
Bodons Ss Fedele
Spen Chem
Old Oil
Icccuas
Inssatt
Sun Chem
RIE Homer
Akatoes
Kansas Pioneer Dies At Junction City
Linden S. Sargent 92 longtime Junction City resident died after a short illness. He came to town in 1866 on the first passenger train and retired in 1941 after running a drug store started by his father in 1865. He recalled Wild Bill Hickok once serving as town marshal. Private funeral services are set for 10 a.m. Wednesday.
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Junction City
Linden S. Sargent
Sargent
Wild Bill Hickok
Hard-Working Thieves Steal Safe for 35 Cents in New Jersey
In Irvington New Jersey thieves broke into North Jersey Dairyland Inc. stole a 500 pound safe dragged it down two flights of stairs and loaded it into a car they drove five miles before unloading and prying it open. The only contents were 35 cents according to a company spokesman.
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Irvington
N. J
North Jersey Dairyland Inc
UAW leader asks Big Three for car price cut
Walter P. Reuther, president of the United Auto Workers, urged the auto industry’s Big Three to reduce car prices in exchange for modified union contract demands. No immediate comment was available from the automakers.
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Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers
Jailer Faces Quiet Week as Corbin Police Near Silence
In Corbin Kentucky eight days passed without any arrests leaving jail cells empty and prompting a patrolman to joke about the town's police department being either very good or ineffective.
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Corbin
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