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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1957
Page
2
The Neosho County Pomona Grange will meet at 8 p.m. Friday in Rural School. Fruit salad and cookies will be served. City Manager R. J. Hayes will start a regular vacation tomorrow and plans to return to his office Monday.
Admittances Monday list Karen Robertson Chanute Yvonne L Jerome 619 S Malcolm surgical Mrs W H Tidd Iola medical Dismissals Monday Mrs Lige Wells 602 S Central Mrs Charles Julian Altoona Mrs Raymond Bell 27 W 4th Dismissals today Alphonso Knapp 502 S Lincoln E E Zastrow 501 S Garfield O M Bristow 21 E 8th Mrs Lewis Bean and son LaHarpe Mrs Mary E Garrison 1105 S Central Birth Monday Mr and Mrs Jimmie L Orton Stark a girl District Court Filing Chanute Herbert Urwin Neely vs Merie Esther Neely divorce decree property settlement custody of one minor child 14
Mrs August Seaholm 78 of 204 N Lafayette died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a month long illness She was born in Sweden and lived in Chanute 73 years Survivors include her husband daughter grandson and sister Funeral services set for Grant Avenue Baptist Church with Rev E M Pearson officiating Burial at Swede Center Cemetery Johnson Mortuary in charge Also noted are funeral services for Mrs James E Just held at Koch-Skinner Memorial Chapel with burial at Elmwood Cemetery and a graveside service led by the Rebekah Lodge segment closes with burial of William Hurrie who rang the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia</S:
A four engine Navy radar plane with 23 men aboard exploded and plunged into the sea near Oahu at daybreak. Four survivors and two bodies recovered. extensive air and sea search under way. Survivors include Cmdr Guy Howard Lt jg John Thomas Kline Lt jg Richard L Reuichler and Franklin A Henry.
A US Air Force 133 training plane crashed into fog on Mt Carmela near Brindisi killing two airmen aboard. Officials identified the fliers as Lieutenants Eldred and Cone from an American base in Germany, with a search for a third crew member ongoing.
An identical aircraft of the same type disappeared after departing from the U S base at Chacaurox France yesterday morning. It failed to reach Naples and prompted an expanding search by authorities.
A two week old puppy was found inside a shopping bag in a South Philadelphia mailbox yesterday. Postal Supervisor Samuel Parisi retrieved the pup, fed it milk at the post office, and took the animal home as a Christmas rescue.
A car and a semi-trailer collided near Paris Texas killing Walter E. Clay and his wife of Tulsa Oklahoma. The victims are identified as residents of Tulsa.
Kansas City market report lists cattle and calves with steers and heifers at high to good grades, cows and bulls across price ranges, and calves and stocker values. Hog and sheep figures show price declines and steady to higher lambs, with Kansas City produce and Chicago grain data also summarized.
In New York the stock market held a slight gain in late afternoon trading despite early gains being trimmed. Volume reached about 2.4 million shares, down from 2.8 million the day before. Leading issues advanced only in fractions to about a point while many issues declined in the same range.
Delano M. Palmer, 42, of Winfield, died last night in a one car accident a half mile east of this Greenwood County town. The crash occurred near NEAL Kas. investigation ongoing by local authorities.
Ann Landers advises a 33 year old man on dating an older, moneyed partner while keeping a younger, needy prospect in view. The column warns the setup could become a costly trap and urges practical, mature choices rather than exploitation. The writer also addresses a blind diabetic mother seeking work, noting city ordinances and welfare options and directing assistance via Family Service Agency.
In Pontiac Michigan, Anne Holland and her husband James and their four children are confined to the Oakland County Tuberculosis Sanatorium with tubercular meningitis and tuberculosis. The son John is blind from illness but may regain sight. the three older children may return home for limited hours tomorrow.
In Drayton Plains a receptionist identified as Mrs. Holland, who has only one living relative a brother named Cecil, is mentioned in an item from The Chanute Tribune dated December 24, 1957.
The Oklahoma Supreme Court barred stores from cutting prices below statutory limits to meet competition with trading stamps. It upheld a prohibition on a merchant giving double stamps on a day. The law requires a six percent markup above cost including freight and taxes. Safeway argued stamps masked true prices, but the court did not rule on constitutionality.
The government ordered the James R. Hoffa wiretap conspiracy case back to the U.S. District Court calendar for retrial January 6 after a jury deadlocked the first trial.
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