Mrs Johnnie Hughes and daughter visit then head to Seattle
Mrs Johnnie Hughes and her daughter Patty visited with C H Moody family at 1811 S Edith and left for Seattle Tuesday. Moody relatives include Homer Moody and Mrs Clara Long. Mrs Moody to be released next week from Neo sho Memorial Hospital after recent surgery.
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Johnnie Hughes
Patty
Seattle
C. H. Moody
S. Edith
Homer Moody
Pittsburg
Clara Long
Emporia
Moody Home
Moody
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Admittances and Dismissals At Neosho Hospital Tuesday
Daily Transcript lists patients admitted and discharged including Mrs Earl Hunter 1710 W Main medical Mrs Tom Laidlaw Yates Center medical Thomas L Eades Toronto surgery and dismissals for Mrs Kenneth Wood and son 1006 S Forest Mrs Oca Johnson Humboldt Doreen Burghart R 3 Mrs Dale G Stewart 117 N Highland and Charles D Pullman Humboldt Virgil H Solomon and daughter David L Overbay 118 N Western births for Charles Bartholomew 719 N Steuben and Wayne Huffman 703 S Grant two fire run updates moves and a civil suit in Chanute Patsy Rae Wing vs Ronald Lee Wing plus property deeds in Donnan Stephenson to George No Armer Elizabeth Ann Armer and others and several local transfers.
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Neosho Hospital
Earl Hunter
W. Main
Medical
Tom Laidlaw
Yates Center
Thomas L. Eades
Toronto
Kenneth Wood and Son
S. Forest
Oca Johnson
Humboldt
Doreen Burghart
Dale G. Stewart
N. Highland
Charles D. Pullman
Virgil H. Solomon
Rose
David L. Overbay
N. Western
Charles Bartholomew
N. Steuben
Wayne Huffman
S. Grant
Buffalo Births and News Update From Buffalo Area
Mrs Charley Co hoe of Kansas City visits her son and family in Buffalo. Mr and Mrs Dan Markham sell their South Main home to Mr and Mrs John Guiou of Chanute and move to a ranch east of Buffalo. Oscar Clark hosts visits from Wichita and Kansas City relatives. High Prairie homecoming adjusted from Aug 26 to Sept 9. Roxy and Karen Harford depart Redondo Beach after visiting grandparents. Ray Bursch family visiting Phoenicia Africa while missionaries.
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Buffalo
Charley Cohoe
Kansas City
Ralph Cohoe
Sharon
Dan Markham
South Main
John Guiou
Debbie
Chanute
Markhams
Buffalllol
Oscar Clark
Carolyn
Wichita
Donald
David
High Prairie
Roxy
Karen Harford
Redondo Beach
Calif
Mas
George Baker
Ray Bursch
Frances Bursch
Eagles cannot lift 50 pound prey or eat 40 pounds at once
Game experts dismiss reports that eagles carry animals up to 50 pounds or consume 40 pounds of meat per meal as obvious exaggerations. They note that only a small fraction of those weights could ever be handled by any known eagle.
Deaths and Rites in Cha nute and Nelson services
Mrs. Luther Roberts 68 died at home after a long illness, living in Cha nute since 1932 from Ottawa. Survived by husband, sister Carrie Keller, brothers Earl Durant and Joe Durant. Funeral arrangements through Wilson-Johnson Mortuary incomplete. Nelson service held in Koch- Skinner Chapel with Dr. Fred Shaw and Rev. Hunt officiating. Interment Elmwood. bearers listed. floral attendants named.
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Luther Roberts
S. Santa Fe
Nelson
Arvid G. Nelson
Koch- Skinner
Fred Shaw
William T. Hunt
The
Presbyterian Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Osman Bates
John Carlson
L. A. Stout
W. E. White
John Hopkins
Parie ‘Carlson
Carl Haight
Peter Osterfelt
F. Bb. Magwire
Frank Rush
Clarence Haight
Carl Wortman
Roy J. Chapple
Mmes. John Hopkins
E. W. Edwards
Neal Munger
Roy Rathbun
Labor Board Accused By Union Leader
AFL-CIO organizer John W. Livingston blasts the National Labor Relations Board as slow and biased in the Eisenhower era. He argues labor cases take years while small Texas capitalists get rapid resolutions at the Oil, Chemical & Atomic Workers union convention.
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ST. Louis P
John W. Livingston
Afl-Cio
National Labor Relations Board
Texas
Livingston
NLRB
Eisenhower
Oil, Chemical & Atomic Workers Union
Former Sen. Taylor Refuses to Concede in Idaho Primary
Former Senator Glen Taylor refuses to concede in Idaho Democratic senatorial primary after county canvasses show him 170 votes behind Frank Church. He vows to seek a recount if the State Board of Canvassers confirms the results on the upcoming Saturday.
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Boise
Idaho
Glen Taylor
State Board of Canvassers
Taylor
Frank Church
Progressive Party
Senate
Justice Minton Backs Adlai Stevenson
New York report quotes Supreme Court Justice Sherman Minton calling President Eisenhower terribly handicapped physically for the campaign. He says he has great confidence in Adlai E. Stevenson and hopes the Democrat wins the election after returning from a European vacation.
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New York
U. S. Supreme Court
Sherman Minton
Eisenhower
Minton
Adlai E. Stevenson
High Court
Truman
Dinah Shore in Good Condition After Miscarriage
Hollywood singer Dinah Shore, who miscarried yesterday, is reported in good condition at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. She and actor George Montgomery have two children, Melissa eight and John David two. The couple had just returned from a Hawaiian vacation. A 1898 American home utility was a copper lined bath box used as storage when not a tub.
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Hollywood
Dinah Shore
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
George Montgomery
Melissa
John David
Krehbiels Gift 300 Books to Kansas University
Mr and Mrs Nelson W Krehbiel of Moundridge donated over 300 books to the University of Kansas including first editions. The gift enriches the library with works by William Allen White Bret Harte Longfellow Hawthorne and a first edition of Huckleberry Finn. The donors are aunt and uncle of KU choral director Prof Clayton Krehbiel.
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Clayton Krehbiel
K. U
FBI Arrests Man In Ransom Attempt
In Greenville a 35 year old man was arrested on a charge of using the mails to collect a ransom in the Weinberger kidnapping case. The note demanded 10000 dollars for the release of four week old Peter Howard Weinberger missing since July 4. John Harvey Wiggins, an unemployed roofer and tree surgeon, was taken into custody near his home. Ray J. Abbaticchio Jr. led the FBI Charlotte office and said the note aimed to exploit the child’s disappearance.
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Greenville
S. C
FBI
New York
Weinberger
Morris Weinberger
Westbury
Long Island
N.Y
Peter Howard Weinberger
Ray J. Abbaticchio Jr
Charlotte, N.C
John Harvey Wiggins
Wiggins
Abbaticchio
Lehman to Retire from Senate After Year
New York Senator Herbert H. Lehman, a liberal pillar of the Democratic party, announced he will not seek re election at year end citing a heavy heart and good health. He named Mayor Robert F. Wagner as a potential successor, though Wagner said he is not a candidate. Both parties plan senatorial nominees at upcoming state meetings.
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New York
Herbert H. Lehman
Democratic Party
Robert F. Wagner
New York City
Stevens Named to Raise Demo Funds
Roger L. Stevens, New York theatrical producer, was named finance chairman for the Democratic National Committee to raise funds for the national campaign. He previously aided Volunteers for Stevenson in 1952 and backed Adlai E. Stevenson’s preconvention campaign. Eight regional finance committees will be formed to cover six states each.
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Washington
Roger L. Stevens
New York
Stevenson
Adlai E. Stevenson
Paul M. Butler
Shortage of Pilots on Suez Canal
Egypt’s nationalization of the Suez Canal leaves no foreign canal pilots on leave. The Egyptian Suez Canal authority and captains report minimum master mariners required for 40 to 50 ships daily. Capt. Knibb Young of Scotland notes limited rest and the need to train native replacements.
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Suez
Egypt
Suez Canal
Suez Canal Authority
Knibb Young
Scotland
Nasser
Tests Party Planned For New Royster Ninth Graders
A pre enrollment testing program and a welcome party for Royster Junior High ninth graders starting this fall will be held next Tuesday from 1 to 4 30 pm. Principal Paul Parsons will lead the testing, followed by a student council organized party chaired by Carol Barnhart. New students may enroll at the party or at the Royster office.
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Royster Junior High
Paul Parsons
Freda Betts
Royster
Rousing Reception For Estes Kefauver
Sen. Estes Kefauver returned to Madisonville Tennessee to a 5000-strong crowd from Monroe County and east Tennessee. The Democratic vice presidential nominee spoke nonpolitically on the courthouse lawn then spent 55 minutes shaking hands and signing autographs. He visited his bedridden father Robert Cooke Kefauver before the event and warned that another Republican victory could endanger the Tennessee Valley Authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisonville
Tenn
Estes Kefauver
Monroe County
East Tennessee
Great Smoky Mountains
Kefauver
Robert Cooke Kefauver
Here
Tennessee Valley Authority
Sailors Present Painting To Italian Church
Sailors from the sunken Andrea Doria donated a massive painting of the liner to the Church of the Madonna overlooking Genoa harbor. A mass was celebrated by Rev Don Sebastiano Naita, the ship chaplain, at the Genoa shrine for seamen.
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Genoa
Italy
Andrea Doria
Genoa Harbor
Don Sebastiano Naita
Plane Missing Over Atlantic Flight From Iceland to Scotland Vanishes
A medium bomber with two Americans aboard disappeared on a ferry flight from Keflavik Iceland to Scotland. Fleetway Inc of California ferried 20 B26s destined for the French air force. Capt S Gray and navigator D Jarvis were aboard the missing plane as Icelandic control sought contact after takeoff.
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London
Iceland
Scotland
Fleetway, Inc
Burbank
Calif
S. Gray
D. Jarvis
Keflavik
France
A. H. Keyes
D. R. Cairns
Weather Weather Confusion After Calm Day
A brief remark notes disbelief over an event despite perfect weather and steady contact, leaving the speaker puzzled about what occurred.
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America
Life at 104 in Warwick John Savage celebrates birthday
In Warwick Rhode Island John Sav age 104 danced a jig admired a blonde on television stuck his tongue at a photographer and enjoyed a large birthday dinner. His feast included roast pork baked potato blueberry pie ice cream and cake. Gifts comprised two quarts brandy and a pint gin.
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Warwick, RI
John Savage
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