Collision damages car in front, no truck damage reported
A car driven by Herbert Fox received damage in a collision with a truck driven by James G. Gilliland. the truck was undamaged. Passengers listed include Ernest Winters and family from California and Norman residents. Christmas stories planned at the Public Library Saturday at 10 30 AM. Robert Reed from San Diego arrives for holiday visit.
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Herbert Fox
Washington
James G. Gilliland
S. Evergreen
Robert A. Reed
San Diego
Everett. Reed
Reed
W. Main
Clifford Anderson
C. E. Baum
Humboldt
San Diego State College
Admittances and dismissals listed at Neosho Memorial
Daily Transcript details Thursday admittances John A. Carmichael and Charles Gieser. dismissals include Mrs. John Weilert, Mrs. Buford Allen, Mrs. Douglas Ford, Mrs. Volney Leigh, Lester Etter, Mrs. Enos Perez, and Mrs. Lester Glassburn. Births note sons for Webb Marks and Gene Bilyeu. today births recorded for William Frederick and George Schoonover.
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Charles Gieser
Yates Center
Surgical
John Weilert
Humboldt
Buford Allen and Son
Douglas Ford
Thayer
Volney Leigh
Kansas
Lester T. Etter
Enos Perez
Lester Glassburn
St. Paul
Webb Marks
S. Highland
Gene Bilyeu
N. Forest
William Frederick
George Schoonover
Savonburg
Gunman slain grocer during failed abduction near Harvard
Robert Phillips of Rockford Ill. admitted killing grocer Lyle Larson after a failed attempt to force open the store. About 50 state police aided the search with roadblocks set near Harvard, about 5 miles northwest of Chicago. Phillips, captured near Elgin, said he was dying of cancer and intended to die anyway.
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Harvard
Robert Phillips
Rockford
Chicago
Harry C. Herendeen
Phillips
Lyle Larson
Larson
Don James
VaLgonhalic
Elgin
Ill
Airman Safeguards Plane by Daring In-Flight Climb
Air Force officials recommended Sgt. Raymond A. Doyle of New Bedford Massachusetts for the Distinguished Flying Cross after he dangled from the exterior of a C124 Globemaster for 45 minutes to lock the landing gear and save 14 occupants as the aircraft prepared to land at Barksdale Air Force Base SHREVEPORT Louisiana.
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Shreveport
Barksdale Air Force Base
Air Force
Raymond A. Doyle
New Bedford
Mass
High Buddhist Priest Visits U S Army Camp
Ensho Fukuyosh a 59 year old priest who left his mountain temple visited a U S Army camp in Otsu Japan this week and decided to stay for Christmas He said he wanted to learn about the west and was surprised by soldiers and their weapons yet saw the post chapel as a place of worship and reflection.
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Otsu
Japan
Ensho Fukuyosh
Keown executes Merrifield in 1953 airliner case
In 1953 Merrifield, strapped to a plane wing and wearing a parachute, faced execution after a risky attempt tied to robbing social figures. He refused to admit killing the patrolman, and sent a written statement for a posthumous release as guards maintained a cold press during the procedure.
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Doyle
M. W. Thomas
Merrifield
Keown
Benefit Reported Ended For Socialist Worker
The Veterans Administration suspended James Kutcher of Newark New Jersey from a 282 a month disability pension awarded for war injuries after charges of aiding an enemy and undermining public interest. The VA cited an anonymous source alleging in 1951 he stated the U S government is composed of traitors and that the government deems him an enemy sympathizer.
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New York
New York Post
Veterans Administration
James Kutcher
Newark
N. J
Italy
Post
Kutcher
Socialist Worker Party
United States
U.S
Tough Outlaw Faints In Electric Chair
Eddyville Kentucky Chester Merrifield, a lifelong criminal, fainted in the electric chair and died without consciousness after being executed for killing Louisville police officer Alvin Keown. The 37 year old gunman, crippled in a gun fight with pursuit, met his death early today.
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Eddyville
Chester Merrifield
Louisville
Alvin Keown
Woman Ends Tree Swap For The One She Wanted
In Little Rock Arkansas a woman returned a Christmas tree she had bought and sought an exchange. While showroom staff allowed her to browse, the returned tree was put back on display and she ultimately chose the same tree she had initially brought back.
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Little Rock
Ark
State Okays Pay Increases For State Workers
The Kansas Finance Council approved 10 to 30 percent pay hikes for budget analysts property appraisers psychiatric aides cottage parents and other staff. New monthly ranges set include 376 to 647 for analysts 280 to 587 for appraisers 200 to 309 for psychiatric aides and 210 to 267 for cottage parents, pending further study by the council.
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Council
Larned State Hospital
Coun
Pacifists convicted for defiance of air raid drill
In New York nineteen pacifists were found guilty of violating the Defense Emergency Act by refusing to take shelter during an air raid drill as a protest against war.
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New York
New York State
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Tioga Specialty Shop
Tribune
Ernest Winters
Larry
Mary
Biggs
Calif
Everett Chambers
Norman
Kathryn
Douglas
Neodesha
Albert Steeves
Winters
Bessie May Chambers
Altoona
Daily Transcript
Neosho Memorial Hospital
John A. Carmichael
N. Santa Fe, Medical
the Tribune
Star of Bethlehem
Spirit
Shine
Chanute Nash Motor and Truck CO
U.S. Army
Tough Outlaw
Chandler's
Wilbur Chandler Main & Forest
Merry Christmas
Chanute Business Machines Co
Geel
Nu-Way Cleaners
Highway Commission
Topekap
Kansas Finance Council
Lision
Disney's Market
N. Santa Fe
Frank Gibson
Orval Kepley
Marilyn Taylor
Leonard Weatherby
Joyce Haines
Sed Watt
Gibson & Kepley Hardware
Saal
Consolidated Gas
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