Winter Storm Slams East Knocking Out Transport
A prewinter blizzard crippled the region from New York to Washington slowing commerce and closing schools and plants. The storm delayed stock exchange openings, forced government offices to shut, and left thousands unable to work as transportation systems froze.
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Daily Transcript Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Report
Daily Transcript notes Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions on Saturday including Troy Carter Earlene Boyd Mrs Roscoe Offenbacker and more with dismissals of Bessie Young Charles Becker Mrs Herbert Lowry and others. Admissions yesterday list William Gibson and Phillip Mitchell among others with surgeries for Howard Locke George Norris and Kenneth Ellsworth. Local charges include speeding fines and traffic citations along with a few miscellaneous notices.
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Humboldt
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Wichita
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Thomas Morrison
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Kathy Turner
Savonburg OES Elects Its New Officers
Savonburg chapter No 335 of the Order of the Eastern Star elected Vera Singer as worthy matron and Richard Singer as worthy patron at a Wednesday meeting. Other officers named include Geneva Erikson as associate matron and Wallace Erikson as associate patron. Installation set for December 21 with Mr and Mrs Charles Hill Jr presiding. Reports on the Masonic Home and Masons night were given. district meeting planned for February 13.
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State Inmate Pleads Guilty Across State Lines
Archie Mc Glasson, serving 15 years for burglary in Kansas, pleaded guilty in federal court to transporting a stolen Pueblo, Colorado, bond across state lines. Assistant U.S. Attorney George Peabody led the case before Judge Delmas C. Hill. McGlasson and accomplices traveled from Oklahoma City to Pueblo around May 15 to retrieve a safe from a Pueblo finance company, with contents reported as cash and checks.
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Rogers woman awaits sentence in Oklahoma City case
More than 200 shares of stock totaling over $5,000 are cited. Rogers woman awaits sentence on a guilty plea at Oklahoma City. Peck woman was placed on probation and Owens received a three year sentence.
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Senior class president elected at Southern College of Optometry
Dwight E. Blackwood, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Blackwood of 218 E. Sixth, was elected president of the senior class at the Southern College of Optometry in Memphis. He plans to receive his Doctor of Optometry degree in June 1961 after completing studies begun at Washburn University and Air Force service as a jet pilot. Blackwood is a 1951 Chanute High School graduate who earned a Bachelor of Arts from Washburn in 1955. His wife, the former Phyllis Beach, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don F. Beach of 20 S. Tennessee. They have one son, Timmy.
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Tribune Phone Contact Instructions
If you cannot reach your Tribune contact, call your carrier. If he cannot be reached, call 700 after 6 p.m.
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Bowling Scores and Elks No 7 Results
Elks bowling scores listed with multiple high games and players. Brennan 219, Snowden 16, Osborn 26, Mathis 20, Cochran 213, Meredith 222, Loftmouse 209, Williams 199, and other high marks noted across Elks No. 2 4 6 7 8 lines. Contact numbers appear after some lines.
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Contract Awarded For Pomona Dam Work
A $3,365,272 contract to Cook Construction Co. Jackson Mississippi for work at Pomona dam and reservoir is being awarded. The item notes winter bathing and whipping near Ottawa Kas. The passage includes stray text about ascetic practices and blood letting, but the core is a formal contract award for Pomona dam work.
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Freedom of Speech Halts At Sassing of Parents
Dear Ann Landers prints reader questions on family discipline, parental authority, and postwar guidance. Responses warn that freedom of speech does not excuse disrespect toward parents and advise keeping lines of authority clear within a household.
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Senators Carlson and George Informed of Army Engineers Award
Army engineers in Kansas City Missouri informed Senator Frank Carlson Republican and Representative Newell A George Democrat of Kansas today about an award. The project will involve completion of embankments.
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Mrs Belding Delivers Laos Talk At Sorority Luncheon
Mrs Florence Belding of Iola spoke on Laos during a Delta Kappa Gamma luncheon at the Tik Tok cafe in Humboldt. Mrs Hazel Meeker led the meeting, with Christmas carols by Mrs Marie Reynolds and a special elementary program directed by Mrs Belding with Lincoln school pupils.
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Savonburg Church Hosts Rhodesia Mission Talk
Ev angelist and Mrs Ziden Nutt from Galesburg presented a mission program at Savonburg Christian church last Tuesday evening. The Nutts plan to depart for Southern Rhodesia early next summer to continue mission work.
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4-H Club News Best Yet
A 4-H Club will meet Thursday at 6 30 p.m. in Fairfield School to sing Christmas carols and exchange gifts.
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