Deaths and Funerals in Arkansas and Fort Scott
Obituaries note Mrs. E Smith of Smith Arkansas and Mrs. Lacy Louise Lacey of Fort Scott with services in Fort Smith and Fort Scott. Bearden service for Jerry Bearden conducted in Gibson Koch Chapel with graves in Elmwood Cemetery. Surviving relatives include husband two brothers and other extended family.
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Ae E Smith
Gararden
Smith, Ark
Coan
Robert E. Smith
Woodlawn
Fort Smith
C. W. Timmons
Allen Timmons
Philadelphia
Fort Scott
Jack
Charles
Dana Moodie
Willard H. Lansdowne
Parsons
William
Olive) Cooker
Coffey
Glasgow School Board Rewrites Hemline Rules
The Glasgow school board drops knee length mandate for skirts replacing it with reasonable and modest length worn in a lady like manner. Clothiers said they could not supply skirts meeting the original knee length requirement, prompting the adjustment.
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Glasgow, Mont
Glasgow School Board
Local News Briefs From Chanute Area
Denny Senseney teaches at Wichita East High School and Roosevelt Junior High as a student and music major at Wichita State University. Visiting Napa resident Junita Trabue and Frank Fox return to New York City. Police report minor car crash in South Highland and a missing transistor radio from a camping trailer. A collision on East 2nd alley junction damages two cars. Salzwedel cited for failing to yield.
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Denny Senseney
Sam Senseney
S. Garfield
Wichita East High School
Roosevelt Junior High School
Wichita State University
Chanute High School
Neosho County Community Junior College
Raymond C. Salzwedel
S. Evergreen
Frank M. Dexter
S. Kansas
East 2Nd
Salzwedel
Dexter
Lack of Office Space Brings Jail Sentence
Five Caldwell County commissioners were sentenced to 48 hours in the county jail after a Superior Court judge found them in contempt for failing to provide adequate office space for the clerk of Superior Court.
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Lenoir
N.C
Caldwell County
Superior Court
Traffic Fatalities Logged in Topeka Area
Topeka AP reports a 24 hour period ending at 9 a.m. Saturday with 0 traffic deaths. For August the total is 62, for 1968 the year-to-date is 406, and the comparable 1967 period shows 2 deaths.
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Topeka
Kansas
Nine Drivers Cited On Speeding Charges
Police cited nine drivers on speeding charges during a 1 hour 45 minute radar check on Main. The operation ran from 8 15 to 10 in 20 mile per hour zones. Names, addresses and speeds include Leon Spence 1301 W 4th 25 mph and Richard Horn 712 S Grant 41 mph. Spence posted a $10 bond. Savala faced a separate charge for driving without a license.
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Leon Spence
W. 4Th
Glenn Taylor
W. Elm
Lynn R. Evans
W. 9Th
Betty Toland
S. Kansas
David Savala
S. Forest
Brad N. Courter
Richard Horn
S. Grant
Richard L. Hunt
Bernard J. Mudd
Spence
Pipeline oil runs rise in Kansas to 261,612 bpd
The State Conservation Commission reported Kansas crude oil pipeline runs averaged 261,612 barrels per day for the week ended August 26, up 1,668 from the prior week. The current allowable limit stands at 270,000 barrels daily.
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Wichita
Kansas
State Conservation Commission
Marijuana Seizure Breaks Record For Year
The U S Customs Service seized over 35 tons of marijuana in the year ending June 30, the largest 12 month haul to date, compared with 13 tons seized in the previous year.
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New York
U.S. Customs Service
Today in History Echoes of War and Policy Across Centuries
On Aug 31 events span WWI German victory at Tannenberg in 1914 and English exile of Jews in 1290, Wilhelmina’s birth in 1680, FDR's 1935 neutrality act, RAF Berlin raid in 1940, Hurricane Carol's 1954 havoc, and California surpassing New York as the most populous state in 1964.
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Tannenberg
Poland
Berlin
United States
California
New York
Scout News Troop 105 Elects Leaders and Plans Kansas City Trip
Twenty members of the Senior Girl Scout troop and two guests met Monday with Kathy Khim at Hillside Acres for breakfast and a sunrise view. Patrol leaders and officers were elected. Plans for a trip to Kansas City the weekend of Sept. 6 were discussed.
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Kathy Khim
Hillside Acres
Kansas City
Sheepmen and Cattlemen End Long Feud at State Fair
At the Wyoming State fair in Douglas the long standing rift between sheepmen and cattlemen ended as the partition between the Wyoming Stock Growers Association and Wyoming Wool Growers Association booths was removed. Visitors from both exhibits can mingle freely for the first time in over fifty years.
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Douglas
Wyo
Wyoming Stock Growers Association
Wyoming Wool Growers Association
Daily Transit Neosho Memorial Hospital and City Court Roundup
Visiting hours at Neosho Memorial Hospital limited to two shifts. Census shows 71 adults and pediatrics with three babies. Friday admissions include Leif Erickson and Mrs. Oscar Cunningham. Dismissals listed for multiple local residents. Police court actions include Moe Ogle intoxication and Don Noland cited for a U turn. Bonds posted for Larry Palet and others for careless driving. Police summonses issued for Darcy Parks and Lyle Bridges.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Leif Erickson
Steuben
Oscar Cunningham
Vernon Goyette
Savenburg
Blaine LaRue
S. Highland
Wallace C. Johnson
S. Central
Howard Steen
Moe Ogle
Chanute
Don R. Noland
W. Main
Miegal
Larry Palet
Savenburg R
Darcy L. Parks
Lyle D. Bridges
Humboldt R
Advertising Converts Pressure into Prosperity Adv
An advertising note asserts that marketing converts pressure into prosperity, framing promotion as a path to economic success through strategic messaging and consumer engagement.
Zeckendorf lists 79 million debt and 1.88 million assets
New York recalls William Zeckendorf former Webb and Knapp president filed for Bankruptcy Act arrangements in federal court noting debts total 79 076 100 53 with assets 1 885 620 73. He attributes most obligations to his tenure as head of the firm now in bankruptcy proceedings.
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New York
William Zeckendorf
Webb & Knapp
Zeckendorf
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