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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1956

Page

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Saigon Letter Reports Blood Drive and Living Conditions

Herman Janzen, former Neosho County Red Cross leader, writes from Saigon about early blood collection efforts in a city of over a million, poor sanitation, and daily life including boiled water and hot meals. He notes plans to move to a new home and describes local conditions and experiences. A separate note mentions court office expansion in the Memorial Building and a trend toward spotted paint used in city schools.

Neosho County The American Red Cross Herman Janzen Saigon Viet Nam Janzen State Board of Health

Baptists Plan Convention in Chanute with 1800 expected

Members of the local planning committee met at First Baptist church to outline arrangements for the Kansas Baptist Convention to be held Oct 17 to 20. About 1800 visitors are expected with housing for 1000, aided by the Ministerial Alliance and Chamber of Commerce.

Kansas Baptist Convention E. M. Pearson Les Matthews Chamber of Commerce Gayel Bender Paul First Baptist Church Ministerial Alliance Emlyn Davies Toronto Canada Weldon Wilson Port Man and Housing Clarence Oldfield Southeast Kansas Assn Charles Barr Colfax Baptist Church Robert Wheatley Humboldt Baptist Church Howard Gilham Trinity Baptist Church A. J. Anderson Pleasant Valley Baptist Church Paul Life Chanute Ministerial Alliance

Rooms Converted for Meetings and Visual Education Use

The Lincoln and Roosevelt rooms become usable for meetings and visual education after conversion of heating systems from coal to gas. The rooms, created from space freed by the upgrade, are effectively new and ready for use.

Lincoln Roosevelt

Navy Bomber Crashes In Sanford Killing Four

A two engine Navy attack bomber struck two houses near a landing field in Sanford Florida killing four people including 3 year old Sue Lowe. The Lowe family suffered severe burns along with their 4 year old son David while the three crew members also perished in the crash.

Cmdr Ozai Donald Hall Sanford Gerald Michael O'Hara Somerville Mass William Valentine Swigowski W. B. Brown Navy Lowe Brown

Spirited Bidding Lights Up Neosho County 4-H Fat Livestock Sale

Neosho County 4-H Fat Livestock Sale drew about 500 at the fairgrounds with sixteen steers averaging 32.33 per hundredweight and fifteen hogs at 31 per 100 pounds. Grand champion Hereford steer owned by Billy George sold for 381.15 at 38.50 per cwt to Art Hudspeth. Highest pork bid reached 52 per hundredweight for a 200 pound barrow sold by Joyce Womeldorff to the Exchange State Bank of St Paul. A Shropshire lamb sold for 29 cents per pound to Square Deal Commission Co. of Parsons. Neal McCoy auctioneered.

Erie Neosho County Billy George Hillcrest Club Art Hudspeth Chanute Joyce Womeldorff Prairie Schooners Exchange State Bank of St. Paul Lowell Sharp Hillcrest Square Deal Commission Co Parsons Neal McCoy

Jet Fighter Crashes Near Olathe Killing Pilot

A Cougar jet fighter from the nearby Naval Air Station crashed on farmland five miles northeast of the Olathe base, killing the sole occupant. Betty Tinberg, who runs a general store, reported hearing the aircraft in trouble and her 8 year old daughter witnessed the craft appear to explode before ground impact as wreckage scattered widely. The pilot's identity was not released.

Olathe Kas Naval Air Station Here Betty Tinberg

Egypt to Meet Nation Group on Suez Canal Proposal

Egypt agrees to meet with the five nation committee on international control of the Suez Canal but does not commit to acceptance. Nasser signals willingness to meet. Menzies discusses details as Cairo meeting location remains unsettled.

London Egypt Suez Canal Nasser Five Nation Committee Robert G. Menzies Australia Samy Aboul Tetouh Menzies Cairo Downing St Eden

Eureka Man Dead After Crossing Street

Eureka 68 year old Frank Taylor was struck by a livestock truck on Main Street and died shortly after. Police said the truck was driven by Frederick Gravatt of Hamilton Kansas.

Eureka, Kas Frank Taylor Eureka Main Street Frederick T. Gravatt Hamilton Kas

Lincoln Base Airman Dies of Injuries in Kansas Accident

Douglas Gilman, 20, stationed at Lincoln Air Force Base in Nebraska, died in a Concordia hospital from injuries suffered in a pre car crash near Minneapolis Kansas on August 18.

Concordia Kas Douglas Gilman Lincoln Neb Air Force Base Minneapolis

Farm Woman Killed In Two Car Collision Near Wellsville

Mrs. Ralph Batdorf, 47, was killed yesterday in a two car crash about a mile from her Wellsville farm home. Four others from Wellsville sustained injuries in the collision.

Wellsville Kas Ralph Batdorf

Do Not Disturb Ordinance Hinders Salina Salesmen

In Salina the nine year old Do Not Disturb ordinance restricting door to door selling drew renewed attention as competition grows. Chamber of Commerce manager John Cranor urged repeal or modification to permit local business soliciting, while Mayor Hawks said no adequate alternative exists and the law will likely stay.

Salina John Cranor Cranor Salinans Albert Hawks

Weather snapshot for Kansas with warm, cloudy trend

Mostly cloudy and warm in Kansas with light showers reported from Wichita to Atchison. Topeka and Wamega logged .07 inch. highs reached 102 in Garden City and 101 in Salina. Topeka 94 and Concordia 77 lows. Forecast calls for possible isolated showers tonight and cooler, drier conditions by Wednesday.

Topeka Kansas Wichita Atchison Wamega Garden City Salina Hills City Chanute Emporia Goodland Concordia

Mother Hen Fields Brave Little Chicks

The Tribune reports on a farm near Chanute where a mother hen and her chicks survived a dramatic hatching scene. The hens nested in a hayloft above a two foot loft entrance, and the mother used precise winging to cushion each chick as they fell onto the barn floor.

the Tribune Clyde Hinkle Farm Chanute Hinkle Terrafirma

Nurse Admits Killing Three Babies in Connecticut

In New Haven a 33 year old pediatric nurse admitted fatally injuring three infants and police named the victims Bruce Malkan Cynthia Hubbard and an 11 day old Kap sinow daughter. The nurse was not licensed and is held on bond as court resumed hearings.

New Haven Conn Virginia B. Jaspers Edward L. Reybolds James J. Corrigan Allen H. Kapsinow Corrigan Bruce Malkan Willard Malkan New Canaan Cynthia Hubbard Allen Hubbard Guilford

Music Room Completion Expected Sept 15

The new Junior College-Senior High School music room addition is expected to be finished by September 15 according to contractor Charles Berthot Jr. Delays were caused by a steel shortage from a nationwide industry strike. Exterior work, including grading and pours, will finish before school starts next Tuesday. Inside tasks include ceiling, flooring, lighting, cabinets, heating units, windows, and painting. Heat will be supplied via an underground tunnel from the main building.

Charles Berthot Jr Berthoz

Two Tons of Garbage Lifted for $530

In New York City three sympathic garbage collectors dumped two tons of refuse into a Bronx street so a woman could recover $530 she had placed in a garbage can. Mrs. Rosalie Mirabel, a 32 year old stationery store operator, recalled the money and halted the truck. The men sifted through the garbage for 30 minutes and found the envelope. She awarded them a $5 reward.

New York Bronx Rosalie Mirabel

Judy J. Jordan Receives $800 Baptist Scholarship

Judy J. Jordan daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Jordan 203 North Washington received an $800 scholarship from the American Baptist Student Aid Fund announced in New York She was nominated by Rev W Gayel Bender minister of First Baptist Church and will use the funds at Ottawa University this fall.

Judy J. Jordan Frank Jordan Washington American Baptist Student Aid Fund New York W. Gayel Bender First Baptist Church Miss Jordan Ottawa University

Kansas Democrats Name Officers in Bid for Resurgent Campaign

Kansas Democrats re elected Frank Theis as state chairman and named Ruby Harris vice chairman with Myrl Kliesen and Tom Corcoran as secretary and treasurer. Docking was praised as the only honest gubernatorial candidate, and a platform promising an audit of state books, civil rights, and school funding was outlined.

Topeka Frank Theis Arkansas City Democratic State Committee Robert Docking George Docking Ruby Harris Marion Vera Heath Merriam Myrl Kliesen Dodge City Tom Corcoran Clay Center State Committee Theis Kansas Docking Platform Committee

Junior College Entrance Tests Are Tomorrow

Examinations and enrollment start for the fall term at the Junior College with tests in English, scholastic ability, reading and mathematics. Freshmen enrollment in room 300 at 9 a.m. Juniors and seniors have specified times, while preschool teachers meet with Supt. Fisher and Horine to discuss the new Mental Health Association. Warren Shaw, who defeated Hall for the GOP nomination, urged party unity at a state committee meeting where John Crutcher was named likely next chair.

Supt Buford Fisher Chanute Teachers Assn E. G. Hor‘ine Erie Neosho County Mental Health Assn Roys‘ter Junior High Royster Student Council Eisenhower Clifford Hope John Crutcher Hutchinson Hope Shaw Hall

Explosion in Montreal Suburb Destroys 16 Family Building

An explosion in Villa LaSalle Montreal, likely from escaped gas after a construction crew cut a gas main, wrecked a 16 family apartment house. Early reports warned of 5 to 8 deaths and 15 injured as emergency crews battled the gas leak.

Montreal Villa LaSalle

Traffic Fatalities in Topeka State Report 1956 Update

Topeka notes 5 traffic fatalities in the last 24 hours and 403 year to date in 1956, with 352 for the same period in 1955. The report includes two earlier deaths not previously reported.

Topeka Kansas

Also Mentioned on This Page

Baptists Life C. L. Oldfield Charles L. Barr A. F. Anderson Robert R. Wheatley Howard E. Gilham Tribune Lincoln and Royster Boys Baptists Plan Convention Land Ore Ralph Johson Bob Hodges South India Memorial Building Grant Avenue Baptist Church By Rene J. Cappon Orheuee Sherlock Holmes Ted Churchill S. Washington Jaspers James Pratt Colby Kansas Republican Party GOP Pratt Warren W. Shaw Fred Hall State Central Committee California Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Post
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