Local Briefs Spotlight Travel and Health News
Short notices report updates from several families and individuals. Martha Stoltz returns from Ottawa to teach biology at Chanute Junior College. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Miller travel from Winfield to Chase and Abilene visiting relatives and Eisenhower sites. Tommy McCready undergoes heart surgery in Kansas City after multiple hospital stays. Marlin Blackston attends a French Lick conference. Bruce Bridgen heads to seminary in New Brunswick.
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W. Oak
The
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Miller
National War Service
National
Betsey Ross Club
Tommy Lee McCready
Robert McCready
S. Lafayette
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Bruce Bridgen
Wichita
Bridgen
Churchill
S. Washington
New Brunswick
N. J
Brigden
St. Louis
Washington
D.C
White Sox Tigers game moved to 6 p.m at City Park
A White Sox versus Tigers tournament match was rescheduled for 6 p.m. tonight at City Park, according to James. Hawks and Yanks are set to play at the same venue tonight, extending the Little League schedule.
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White Sox Tigers
City Park
O. K. James
Hawks
Yanks
Little Leaguers Enter Final Days of Annual Tournament
Time there, as Little Leaguers go into final days of the annual tournament.
K of C Stark Are Winners
Two church league games last night saw the Knights of Columbus defeat the Lutheran club 10 to 8 with J Jerome earning the win and R Burghart the loss, while Tom Jerome hit a homer. Stark defeated the Methodists 12 to 4 behind Hazen. G McKenzie took the loss. Tonight under the lights Stark faces EUB and High Prairie meets Lutherans.
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Knights of Columbus
J. Jerome
R. Burghart
Tom Jerome
K of C
Methodists
Stark
Hazen
G. McKenzie
EUB
High Prairie
Lutherans
Mine Detector Used In Hunt For Diamond Ring
Two women will search the Coolidge golf course with a mine detector for a half carat diamond solitaire ring misplaced during a nine hole round. Mrs. Geri Johannsen 23 loaned the ring to Mrs. Joan Sheeter 24 after it pinched her finger. The loss was not noticed until after play ended.
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Los Angeles
Coolidge
Geri Johannsen
Joan Sheeter
TVA Curb In Jones Okay
Rep. Jones asserts approval of Arnold R. Jones for TVA director would place White House influence over the agency. He criticizes TVA budget director Herbert Vogel and notes Budget Bureau alignment with federal control during Senate Public Works hearings on the nine year term.
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Washington
Jones
D-Ala
Arnold R. Jones
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Senate Public Works Committee
Manhattan
Kan
Harry Curtis
Alabama
Herbert Vogel
Raymond Paty
Budget Bureau
TVA Group
Congress
Senate
House
Ports of Entry Cuts For Economy Reasons
The state dismissed seven of its 11 port of entry supervisors for economy reasons. The cut reduces salaries by about 32 000 to 35 000 annually, said John Kirchner state revenue director and port board chair. Expenditures had exceeded appropriations by about 1 000 monthly, so the reduction was necessary. Retained are Dan Smith Marysville Jack Foreman Syracuse John Rankin Arkansas City and Hugh Friel Pittsburg with expanded territories overseeing 14 to 22 of the 65 ports.
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Topeka
John Kirchner
Port of Entry Board
Dan Smith
Marysville
Jack Foreman
Syracuse
John Rankin
Arkansas City
Hugh Friel
Pittsburg
Japanese Newsmen Exit China Over Visa Refusal
Kyodo News reports all Japanese newsmen left Communist China after visa extensions were denied by Peiping authorities. Some speculate Beijing seeks to compel Japan to accept Communist reporters. In Austria, two Czechoslovak civilians arrived near Mistelbach in a stolen plane seeking asylum and were detained for questioning. London reports on Robin Farrington.
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Kyodo
China
Peiping
Japan
Vienna
Mistelbach
Austria
Senate battles over foreign aid boost in aid bill
Foes led by Ellender and Russell campaign to block a 500.9 million dollar increase over House funding for military and economic aid abroad. The Senate Appropriations Committee approved 3.69 billion for the year, below ceilings and Eisenhower's request, with Passman signaling possible House cuts in conference talks.
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House
Ellender
D-La
Russell
D-Ga
United
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Knowland
Calfornia
Senate Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Rep
Passman
House-Senate
Insurance broker to wed Vivien Leigh’s daughter Suzanne Holman
A 29 year old insurance broker announced engagement to Suzanne Holman 23 daughter of Vivien Leigh and her first husband Leigh Holman. Leigh now married to Sir Laurence Olivier. Leigh and Suzanne vacationed in Europe with Olivier’s travel noted.
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Vivien Leigh
Suzanne Holman
Miss Holman
Miss Leigh
Leigh Holman
Sir Laurence Olivier
Holman
Suzanne
Olivier
Scotland
Jail Visit Promise Sparks Family Moment
In a crowded store a mother promises her rambunctious son Mike a jail visit to see grandma. Mike excitedly tells Jim that his mother said they can go if he behaves. Grandmother Mrs. John Bokay serves as a deputy sheriff and cook at Buchanan County jail.
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Mike
Jim
Space Plan At K State After Fire
Kansas State College assigns temporary space to two departments after Sunday fire in East Waters Hall C. Agriculture director Peaks Wilson says extension agricultural specialists will double at Amberger Hall to accommodate agronomy and flour and feed milling. Hallways may serve as offices or classrooms and some labs move to the old livestock pavilion until fixes. Governor Docking explores use of about 4,200 dollars from the educational building fund for restoration.
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Manhattan
Kas
Kansas State College
East Waters Hall
C. Peaks Wilson
School of Agriculture
Extension Agricultural Specialists
Amberger Hall
Agronomy
East Waters
Wilson
Topeka
George Docking
ST. Joseph
Al-000
Ivin Wright
Mike
Jim
John Brink
Chanute Tribune Highlights From August 27, 1957
The Chanute Tribune issues its Tuesday edition with local news briefs, community notes, and events from August 27, 1957. Readers find updates on school activities, town happenings, and notices of interest to Chanute residents.
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State estimates stray fund needs for restoration work
The report says about 800000 dollars may be required to restore Fast Waters with no estimates yet for laboratory equipment. The state does not carry fire insurance on its buildings.
July Severance Tax Yields $247,315
TOPEKA The new one per cent severance tax on oil and gas production yielded 247 315 for July its first month of operation. Joan Kirchner state revenue director said deposits probably will top 300 000 in succeeding months. Annual revenue has been estimated at 4 1 million dollars.
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Topeka
Joan Kirchner
State Farm Adds Hit and Run Protection to Auto Policy
State Farm offers auto policy extras including hit and run protection for injuries caused by unknown or uninsured drivers. The agent notes this is one of 44 Star Features delivering broader coverage and greater protection. For more information, readers are invited to call.
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State Farm
A&i
Star
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