Peace and Family Bind Ex Servicemen at Christmas
In a wartime Christmas reflection ex servicemen recall past battles and the loneliness of home seeking comfort in peace and kinship. They speak of platoon as family, front line ordeals, and the rare gifts of mail and meals amid stars above battlefields.
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Boyle
New York
Belgium
Pacific
Korea
Two ex union officials bound over for burglary charges
In Humboldt area, Branch Milton Wainwright and Ernest Co Anderson were bound over for trial on third degree burglary and grand larceny in a case involving about 4500 dollars worth of furniture taken from an Overland Park home. Wainwright faces two additional grand larceny counts for clothing from a car and a refrigerator.
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Olathe
Kan
Teamster
Branch Milton
Tiny Wainwright
Springfield
Ernest Co. Anderson
Kansas City
Overland Park
Wainwright
KSU contest awards honor Woods memorial fund prize
The freshman and sophomore classes at KSU placed fourth in the contest. Each finalist won 5 dollars sourced from the E. E. Woods memorial endowment to Kansas State University for Larry Woods, a speech major who died in World War II. Robert Works of Humboldt, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Works, graduated with honors from Humboldt High School last spring.
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Robert Works
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Mexico City
Larry Woods
Ornales
Java
Lawrence
KSU
E. E. Woods
Robert
George Works
Humboldt
Humboldt High School
Pope John XXIII Calls for Peace and Fair World Wealth Share
In his fourth Christmas message Pope John XXIII urges rulers to avoid force and to pursue equitable sharing of global wealth. He calls for those controlling the economy to balance progress with welfare and security, stressing brotherhood, forgiveness, and hope amid global tension.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Vatican Radio Today
Africa
Pope John
Hearing for Two Springfield Youths
Two Springfield teens will have a hearing on December 26 on a charge of armed robbery for a $50 holdup at a dairy food stand the previous night. The youths were held by the juvenile court after their arrest, and the owner of the stand, Mrs. Etta Aulick, was cited.
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Springfield
Etta Aulick
Chanute Tribune December 22 1961 Chronicle
Local Chanute Tribune page seven reports community news and announcements from December 22 1961. Short items cover school activities church notices and city briefs with dates and local names.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Robbery Seizes Woman and Holds Daughter Lenetta
A female victim was robbed and her 16 year old daughter Lenetta was held hostage for a period, details indicate a threatening confrontation and police investigation underway.
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Lenetta
Weekly Decrease In Petroleum Stocks
The Bureau of Mines reports a weekly drop in US petroleum stocks for the week ending December 16 with total domestic and foreign crude at 245.59 million barrels. Domestic crude fell 107 thousand barrels while foreign crude declined 987 thousand. Kansas stocks stood at 8.907 million barrels, down 339 thousand, and Oklahoma rose 144 thousand to 17.586 million.
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Washington
Bureau of Mines
Kansas
Oklahoma
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