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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1958

Page

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Arc Welding Firm Expands with Chanute Branch

The Southeast Kansas Division of Forney Arc Welders Inc. opens Sept 1 in Chanute, hiring over ten salesmen and selling welding equipment to farmers. The Kansas Boats industry also plans a Southeast Kansas start Sept 1 at 202 Evergreen, with both firms aided by the Chanute Chamber of Commerce. Frank Riley will manage the Forney operation, moving with his wife and two children. crews from Wichita Topeka and Salina will train and staff a ten man sales force serving farms across Southeast Kansas.

Southeast Kansas Forney Arc Welders Inc W. Main Kansas Kansas Boats Industry S. Evergreen Frank Riley Ottawa Forney Arc Riley Chanute Wichita Topeka Salina Missouri and Oklahoma Butler County Franklin County Fort Collins Colo Pennsylvania Canada Des Moines James Patricia State Department Washington Electric Arc Tribune

Missiles Fire Accidently Hit Target Plane in Training

A T-33 trainer crashed near Clinton Missouri after three Falcon air to air missiles fired accidentally while a mock interception. Pilots 1st Lt John D Rice and 1st Lt Raymond Zuhars Jr parachuted to safety with minor injuries.

Clinton, Mo Air Force Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base Grandview John D. Rice Raymond Zuhars Jr Duluth Minn Richards-Gebaur Ronald Soane Calhoun Clinton

Youth Is Charged With Theft of Car

Melvin Stierwalt age 17 of 33 West 4th faces Montgomery County charges for theft of a car taken August 12 at Cherryvale. He was arraigned in Independence city court with a preliminary hearing set for August 26 and is jailed on a 1500 bond. A 15 year old Chanute boy was also involved but his Montgomery County case was dismissed by juvenile authorities. The youths admitted taking a car in Pryor Oklahoma around 4 am the day of the theft. the Cherryvale vehicle belonged to a Wichita man. No charges are planned against either youth in this county.

Melvin Stierwalt Montgomery County Cherryvale Chanute Independence Stierwalt Pryor Okla George Edmondson S. Grant Stierwall

Emergency Surgery For Gary VanGotten

Gary VanGotten 11 underwent emergency surgery at the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City for a head injury from a bicycle car collision on August 10. He was transported from Neosho Memorial Hospital early yesterday. no late update on his condition. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Frank C VanGotten of 1315 S Santa Fe, and the crash occurred at 15th and Edith. the other boy suffered only cuts and bruises.

Gary VanGotten University of Kansas Medical Center Kansas City Neosho Memorial Hospital Gary Frank C. VanGotten S. Santa Fe Edith

Three Die in Missouri Two Car Crash Near Odessa

A collision near Odessa Missouri killed three people including John and Hazel Albertson of Independence and Gerald Smith of Pontiac Michigan. Two badly injured children Joy and Carol Albertson were saved by passing motorist C C Moore of Kansas City who extinguished the fire. Donald Wheatley of Pontiac suffered a head injury.

Odessa Here C. C. Moore Kansas City Joy Albertson Carol Jane John Albert Hazel Albertson Independence Gerald Smith Pontiac Mich Smith Donald Paul Wheatley

Paul Lowe in Serious Condition After Heart Attack

Paul Lowe of 1002 N Lafayette, implement dealer, was reported in serious condition today at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. Family said he was stricken about 3 a.m. yesterday and suffered a second attack early today.

Paul Lowe N. Lafayette Neosho Memorial Hospital

Redmond Dam Approved in Compromise

The House passed a compromise bill totaling 1.118 billion dollars for water projects and public works for the year starting July 1. It includes 400 thousand dollars to begin John Redmond dam construction in Kansas near Burlington on the Neosho river. Elk City and Meramec projects were dropped.

Washington House Voice Vote Senate Senate Appropriations Committee Kansas Missouri Senate House Elk City Meramec River John Redmond Burlington Neosho River Army Engineers

25 New Employees for Coffeyville Firm

Ozark Smelting and Mining Co in Coffeyville hires 25 men to speed construction of a new barium monohydrate unit slated for fall production. Superintendent George Wayman cites seasonal pickup in Lee Wasser for insurance as part of the payroll increase.

Coffeyville Ozark Smelting and Mining Co George Wayman Lee Wasser

Eisenhower Urges Obedience to Federal Court Orders

President Eisenhower stated that all Americans have a solemn obligation to comply with federal court orders in the school integration controversy and that states must support and obey such orders. He cautioned against defying court decrees and indicated federal action would follow if violence or obstruction occurred.

Washington Eisenhower Little Rock Ark

Baker Denies Knowledge of 300000 Dollar Ransom

In Washington AP report Robert Barney Baker denies receiving any part of the Greenlease ransom and says he remembers nothing of the money. Senate investigators link him to gang figures as his ex wife Mollie and Ruth Brougher accuse him of fugitives and murder-related past. Baker defends himself as a God fearing man with a weak memory and poor heart.

Washington (Ap Ster Robert Barney) Baker Senate Robert F. Kennedy Senate Rackets Committee United States Baker Mollie Baker Joseph Costello St. Louis Greenlease Averell Harriman New York Harriman Kennedy Brougher Florida New York City

VFW Feeds Chanute Businessmen At Annual Event

More than 500 Chanute businessmen attended the VFW annual merchants’ feed at the National Guard armory. Volunteers cooked 200 chickens by 7 pm as long lines formed for the meal. Potatoes, cabbage, tomatoes, rolls, and butter totaled hundreds of pounds to prepare the salad and sides. Food committee members Harold Cooper and Johnnie Akers assisted, with Earl Morgan as VFW Commander.

VFW Chanute Chanute Armory Tribune Veterans of Foreign Wars National Guard The Post Frank Mangan Harold Cooper Johnnie Akers Earl Morgan VFW Comander

Five Inch Rain in Ensign Blocks Highway Route 56

Ensign Kansas received nearly five inches of rain on Tuesday with six feet of water flooding U S 56 at one point. Kansas Highway Patrol troopers were on emergency duty after a truck was reported swept off the highway. Heavy rains also hit nearby Oklahoma and Utah.

Ensign, Kas Ensign U. S. 56 Kansas Highway Patrol Oklahoma Guymon Okla

Terrorists Bomb Beirut Central Post Office

A terrorist planted a bomb in Beirut central post office and detonated it in a toilet in the parcel post area. The blast harmed three people as police lines and tanks stood nearby.

Beirut

Neosho County Fair Opens Friday in Erie

The Neosho County Fair in Erie features livestock judging 4 H and FFA talent shows and a tractor safety demo. Entries must be in by Friday. events run through Sunday with a free Shodeo and a Monday fat stock sale auctioneer Neal McCoy Cha nute guiding sale of hogs and lambs.

Erie Neosho County Frice Ine Tnt Stock Safe Gale Mullen FFA Erie High School Kansas Farm Bureau Safety Division Erie Saddle Club Neal McCoy Chanute

Rollie Mizner Dies From Auto Crash Injuries

Rollie O. Mizner, 59, of West Mineral, Kansas, died in a Pittsburg hospital from injuries sustained in an auto accident southwest of Pittsburg on Sunday. He had been hospitalized since the crash.

Pittsburg Kas Rollie O. Mizner West Mineral

Teamster Contrib Controversy Ties to 1956 Kansas Campaign

In Topeka AP report, Democratic state chairman Frank Theis confirmed a 1956 Teamsters donation surfaced in records tied to the Docking-for-Governor effort. Theis noted a $2,500 sum left in an envelope at the Jayhawk Hotel and later processed as Docking campaign funds.

Topeka Frank Theis Teamsters Union Theis Docking Jayhawk Sam Smith Wichita Smith McGuckin Kansas City Lawrence Democratic State Committee Teamsters Docking Foc Governor Club State Democratic Central Committee

Heavy rains lash southwest Kansas flash floods reported

Southwest Kansas experienced heavy rains causing flash floods with Meade recording 5.08 inches and Ensign near 4.90. Highway U.S. 56 was briefly flooded with six feet of water near Ensign though roads were open by morning. Weather official notes possible downstream overflows and continued partly cloudy with isolated thunderstorms through Thursday.

Topeka Kansas Meade Ensign Hugoton Sublette Plains Elkhart Liberal Kisment U.S. 56 Highway Patrol Richard Garrett Mulberry Creek Cedar Bluff Dam Trego-Ellis County Syracuse Ness City Ashland Big Bow Hays Dodge City Garden City Hanover Mayesville Manhattan Garrett Olathe Goodland Concordia

County Property Sales Must Go To General Fund

Atty. Gen. John Anderson ruled that proceeds from the sale of county property must be placed in the county general fund. He said hospital funding comes from annual tax levies, not sale proceeds.

Topeka (Ap John Anderson Anderson

Traffic Fatalities In Topeka 1958 Tallied

Kansas traffic fatalities recorded by the state accident records section show 326 for the same period to date in 1958, with 1 in the last 24 hours and 957 for the 24 hour period. The report lists Topeka as part of the statewide totals.

Topeka Kansas

Neon lights illuminate Cheops pyramid interiors

In Cairo, neon lighting was installed inside Cheops, the largest pyramid, allowing visitors to see without relying on candles. Previously guests and guides navigated by flickering flame, now the interior is lit for clearer viewing.

Cairo Cheons Pyramids

Old Age Benefits Boosted by Bill

Washington AP reports the social security bill now before President Eisenhower would raise monthly benefits for old age assistance in Kansas by 2.65 dollars and in Missouri by 2.17 dollars, with changes also authorized for dependent children aid blind aid and disability payments if state and local contributions stay at 1958 59 levels.

Washington Kansas Missouri Eisenhower Social Security Administration

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Arc Welding Firm Chanute Chamber of Commerce Redmond Dam Eddie Cockeyed Democratic Party George Docking C. FE. McGuckin Sen. Goldwater Organized Labor Barry Goldwater R-Ariz Teamster Payne Ratner Ratner Union GOP Fred Mall Hall General Fund
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