Christmas Candy at Tioga Specialty Shop and Community News
Brief items note candy promotions at Tioga Specialty Shop and a Tribune contact line. Neosho Valley Community meeting set for 8 p.m. Thursday at the school with a pupil and teacher program by Mrs. Mary Tunnell, cake and coffee served, attendees bring table service. Local births report Julie Ann Ballinger and Karen Sue Krone with family details. Santa Fe, Chanute, Wichita connections appear among visitors and relatives.
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Neosho Valley
Mary Tunnell
Ralph L. Krone
Wichita
Karen Sue
Krone
Doris Vierth
Charles Vierth
Alfred Krone
Chanute
Vierth
No Gun Is Fired But Hunter Wounded
Elk hunter Ted Tracy of Butte was shot in the arm while riding between two brothers in a hunting vehicle in Livingston. A rifle cartridge in his jacket pocket exploded, ricocheted off his chest and entered his left arm, tearing muscles.
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Livingston
Mont
Ted Tracy
Butte
Fragmentary Note Describes Injury From Slug Incident
A damaged report fragment notes that a slug severed several nerves and damaged an artery. The text provides limited context on who was affected, where, or when the incident occurred.
No Hall Comment On Post for Buzick
Governor Fred Hall declines to confirm or deny reports he will appoint Henry Bu gi ok Jr. as state bank commissioner. Buzick, who spoke with the governor, would not discuss the reports. Gordon Lindley has been acting commissioner since Frank Oberg retired months ago.
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Topeka
Fred Hall
Henry
Bugi Ok Jr
Sylvan Grove
Buzick
Gordon Lindley
Kingman
Frank Oberg
Clay
Center
Public Health Service to seek health research funding boost
Washington officials said Congress will be asked to raise Public Health Service research funds by 25 to 30 percent next year. Secretary Folsom announced a federal match program for medical and dental schools and outlined seven key research areas including mental health cancer heart arthritis neurological dental and microbiological.
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Washington
Secretary of Welfare
Folsom
Congress
Public Health Service
National Institutes of Health
Folsomi
State Liquor Control Appointment Heads to Topeka
James L. Galle, an assistant attorney general since July 1953, has been appointed as attorney for the State Liquor Control Office in Topeka. A Republican from McPherson, he had announced plans to run for attorney general in 1956.
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Topeka
James L. Galle
State
Liquor Control Office
Galle
McPherson
Bomb Kills Two at Saigon Theater
A bomb tossed onto the stage of Saigon's leading theater last night killed two men and injured 33 others during a performance about the reunification of Vietnam. Police investigated the attack as a possible act of terrorism.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Jordan Protests Baghdad Pact Sparks Amman Unrest
Rioters clash with police in Amman over Jordan joining the Baghdad Pact. King Hussein dissolves Parliament and government amid violence, prompting curfew in Bethlehem and renewed demonstrations in Jerusalem's Old City against the pact. Casualties reported. tensions widen across the region.
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Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Hazza el- Majali
Bethlehem
Christ's
Beirut
Jerusalem
Old City
Jordan-administered
U.S
Christmas Music Softens Sentences For Two Convicted
In Toledo Ohio a Common Pleas court heard strains of Silent Night as 22 year old Carl C Martin was found guilty of purse snatching Judge Harvey Straub weighed prison versus probation before deciding on the sentence and option presented by the defense and prosecution
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Toledo
Ohio
Common Pleas
Carl C. Martin
Harvey Straub
Martin
New York Plans Calf Brucellosis Immunization Drive
New York State will inoculate all calves aged four to eight months against brucellosis. The Agriculture Department sought $614,350 for 1956 57, up from $487 800, to fully eradicate the disease in dairy cows, Commissioner Daniel J. Carey said.
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Albany
N.Y.P
New York State
Agriculture Department
Daniel J. Carey
Long Arm of Law Hunts Lawless Burglar
In Louisville Kentucky police hunt a burglar who smashed a storm window and reached into Loretta Mueller’s bedroom dresser to steal a purse containing five dollars.
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Louisville
Loretta Mueller
Sen. George of Georgia Seeks Re election
Senator Walter F. George of Georgia announced he will seek renomination in the upcoming Democratic primary. The veteran lawmaker and longtime chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee rejected retirement after 33 years in the Senate, dispelling rumors that Herman Talmadge would succeed him.
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Sen. George
Georgia
Vienna
Walter F. George
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
Herman Talmadge
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