McCoy family picnic set for Sunday at Highland Park
Local briefs note the annual McCoy family picnic will be held Sunday in Highland Park. Also listed are travels of area residents including the Casebolt Ushers from Grand Rapids and Fort Dodge, Jimmy Gardner in a Kansas City stage show, and trips by the Klingners to Hawaii.
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Highland Park
Dale Casebolt
Rolen Dale
N. Malcolm
Grand Rapids
Mich
Jimmy Gardner
Fred C. Gardner
Kansas City
Starlight Theatre
Jimmy
the Starlight
Michael
Hospital Admittances Dismissals and Births Noted
Daily Transcript lists Monday admittances Mrs Harold Kimble 704 S Allen surgical George Ward 1604 S Highland medical Kathi Shultz 517 W Olive medical and admittances today Mrs Richard Coykendall Humboldt surgical Mrs Emma Farrow 1124 N Forest medical Mrs Dana Goltry 12 W 4th medical. Dismissals Monday John J Reed El Dorado Anita Kramer Humboldt Roger K Edwards 1012 S Forest. Births Monday Mr and Mrs Micheal L Dillon Lavonburg a girl Mr and Mrs Robert Boyd Humboldt a girl. Births today Rev and Mrs Don E Renken Thayer a girl Mr and Mrs Joseph Gormley Jr 625 W 14th a boy.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Harold Kimble
S. Allen
Surgical
George D. Ward
Humboldt
Roger K. Edwards
S. Forest
Micheal L. Dillon
Lavonburg
Robert Boyd
Don E. Renken
Thayer
Joseph Gormley Jr
W. 14Th
PERA Attorney General Rules Traffic Convictions Reporting
Atty Gen John Anderson ruled that all moving traffic violation convictions must be reported to the State Motor Vehicles Department. The ruling covers offenses under highway vehicle operation ordinances and requires reports from various courts and clerks. He notes city courts had unclear reporting duties and says reports will aid in suspending or revoking driving privileges of habitual offenders. He also states juvenile court judges may suspend driving privileges for juveniles and levy penalties up to $5 or require traffic school under the Kansas Juvenile Code.
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PERA
John Anderson
Anderson
Justices of the Peace
Courts of Common Pleas
Department of Motor Vehicles
Kansas
Army Grid Players Hurt in Accident
WEST POINT New York Bill Carpenter sophomore end on the U S Military Academy football team suffered a gashed ankle when 2 jeep overturned last night and will be lost to the team about five weeks Carpenter is from Springfield Pa and is rated the best end prospect on the Army squad Dick Warner of Berwick Pa 4 veteran end was driver of the jeep He escaped without injury Two other candidates for jobs as ends George Kaiser of Ottawa Kas and Otto Everbach of New Albany Ind also were passengers in the jeep They suffered scratches and bruises that will sideline them for 10 days.
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West Point
N. Y
Bill Carpenter
U.S. Military Academy
Carpenter
Springfield
Dick Warner
Berwick
George Kaiser
Ottawa
Kas
Otto Everbach
New Albany
Ind
Right Time and Spot For Motor to Quit
Fort Scott editor Vic Lindsey on vacation in the Grand Canyon trips ends with car trouble in Albuquerque New Mexico. Lindsey and his wife stop to visit uncle Burt Lindsey an auto mechanic on his day off when the motor choked out in front of the home.
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Fort Scott
Vic Lindsey
The
Fort Scott Tribune
Grand Canyon
Lindseys
Albuquerque
N. M
Burt Lindsey
Dulles Speaks on Russian Missile Threat and Policy Shifts
Secretary of State Dulles warned that Russia may have tested an intercontinental missile and stressed the United States faces a serious threat. He noted Soviet advances in Syria and said U S policy on Chinese reporters could shift in light of reciprocity demands. He avoided declaring the Russian claim false while noting limited means to verify it.
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Joseph E. Ritter
St. Louis
Edward J. Hunkeler
Kansas City
Kansas
Paul C. Schulte
Indianapolis
Gerald T. Bergen
Omaha
Mark Carroll
Wichita
John Washington
B. Franz
Dodge City
Dulles
Russia
United States
Free World
Syria
Red China
State Department
U.S
China
Konrad Adenauer
Monthly Payment Hike for Disabled Veterans
President Eisenhower signed a bill increasing monthly benefits for about two million veterans with service disabilities. The adjustments take effect Oct 1, with increases up to nearly 25 percent for those permanently disabled and around 10 percent for most beneficiaries.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Deaths and Funerals in Nova Scotia and Kansas
Clarke M. Meighen of Sweet's Corners Nova Scotia died at home August 26 after a long illness. Survived by wife Pearle King Meighen and a daughter. Also: Thomas Leslie Bushfield, 75, of Buffalo Kansas, died August 8 at home. Funeral at Buffalo Christian Church. Survived by wife Mab el Thoroughman Bushfield, children Mabel and James, siblings, and four grandchildren. Burial in Buffalo cemetery.
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Clarke M. Meighen _ Clarke
M Meighen
Sweet's Corners
Nova Scotia
Pearle King Meighen
Chanute High School
Neosho County
Thomas Leslie Bushfield
Buffalo
Buffalo Christian Church
Bushfield
Samuel and
Evalin Bushfield
Mabel Thoroughman
Yates Center
Buffalo Christan Church
Post Office
Mabel Jean Ambrose
James Lewis
Kansas City
Anna Isaacs
Medford
Ore
Oscar
Durant
Okla
George
Fredonia
Floyd Shively
W. T. [Blackwood
F.R. Collison
R. O. Blank
Jesus
Bryan Canty
Fred Wheeler
George Cox
Earl Matthews
Walter Follmer
Jake Cutler
Buffalo Cemetery
Campbell Mortuary
Young
Leo Nelson Young
Moniday
Church of the Nazarene
Claude E. Pittenger
Robert Miley
Heaven
Beautiful
Isle
Mmes
John Reep
George Barker
Delmar Miley
Charles Stanlick
Clarence Horjine
Don Gillih
St Benedicts Ends Centennial Observance with Altar Consecrations
Monks of St Benedicts abbey conclude their centennial events with simultaneous consecration of 29 altars in the new abbey church and a pontifical high mass by Archbishop Amleto Cicognani. The ceremony, the largest of its kind in North America, will involve 60 clergy and 25 Benedictine plus four Trappist abbots.
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Atchison
St.Benedict's Abbey
Amleto, Cicognani
United States
North America
Kansas City Market Report Shows Cattle Slaughter Steers Steady
Livestock prices hold with cows active to 25 higher and stockers slow. Hogs steady to 50 higher on 200–250 lb barrows. sows up to 50. Sheep and lambs mostly steady, native spring slaughter lambs 20.50–22.50, ewes 4.50–7.50. Eggs and butter mixed. grains firm after early pressure.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
U. S
Chicago
Chanute Tribune Briefs August 27 1957
Local notices summarize community events and updates from Chanute Kansas as of August 27 1957 including civic happenings, a few upcoming meetings and public notices. details are brief and sparse on this page.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Kansas City Hay Receipts Plummet Year Over Year
Kansas City reports hay receipts show 1 car of prairie delivered this week, with 6 cars a week ago and none a year ago, indicating a sharp drop in supply year over year.
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Kansas City
Jones Search Leads to Crime
Mrs. Jones described the forged checks funding food and clothing for her family while seeking their missing daughter. She and husband Jones, married in 1951, were jailed near Joplin on $5,000 bond each with trial set for the October term in Erie district court.
Wall Street recovers as market nears session highs
The New York stock market showed a solid recovery with prices near the session’s best late this afternoon. Daily volume was roughly 2,100,000 shares, down from 2,680,000 yesterday.
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New York
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Phoenix
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Charles Ward Sr
S. Washington
Paul Ward
S. Grant
Chanute
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the Tribune
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Hollywood Workshop
Royal Transport
Shah of Iran
High Line
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Forrestal
Mediterranean
Sutlej River
New Delhi
India
Fall
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Tim
Kilty
Maine Aires
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