Local man held on intoxication charge, released on bond
Larry Cleaver of 1602 South Malcolm was taken into custody by police last night on intoxication and resisting arrest charges and released on a $40 bond. A stolen green Fender skirt was reported from a family car at 917 South Santa Fe. Rural Grange met at the school with Nathan Hole presiding and conferred first and second degrees on four candidates.
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Larry Cleaver
S. Malcolm
Walter Wilson
S. Santa Fe
Rural Grange
Nathan Hole
Iola
Girard
Neosho County
Pomona Grange
Crawford County
Cremona
Sorghum Valley
LeRoy Hunt
Irene Moore
Dorothy Powell
W. D. Weber
Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Listed
Daily Transcript lists Thursday admissions for Harry J. Palen Buffalo George F. Baker Thayer Mrs George Lesco surgical and dismissals including Mrs Gale McMillen and a family with Dr Donald Ray Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Don L Wyatt a daughter at 1115 West Ist.
Heart Experts Urged To Ignore Questionaire
The Journal of the American Medical Association urged heart specialists to ignore a questionnaire about President Eisenhower's fitness for a second term. The survey, mailed by the American Research Foundation in Princeton to 400 listed specialists, offered no use for the data and a foundation official declined to name the client.
Personal Income Rises to 3112 Billion Level
The Commerce Department reported November personal income at a record annual rate of 3112 billion dollars, up about two billion from October. For the first 11 months, income averaged 302 billion, 15 billion higher than a year earlier, driven largely by higher industrial payrolls with autos accounting for half the rise.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Louisiana Twins Are Third Largest In Medical History
A Leesville fisherman claims his twin daughters born at Baptist Hospital New Orleans weigh a total of 19 pounds 6 ounces and are reportedly the third largest twins in medical history. Dr C W Lovell of Baptist notes the Lagus twins rank among the heaviest.
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New Orleans
Earl Layus
Leesville
Baptist Hospital
C. W. Lovell
Baptist
Funeral Service for Head of TWA
Notables of aviation and business filled a Garden City church for the funeral of Ralph H. Damon 58 president of Trans World Airlines and former American Airlines leader. Damon died Wednesday of pneumonia at Nassau Hospital after entering the hospital the day after Christmas. He headed Republic Aviation Corp during World War II and joined TWA in 1949 after 13 years as American’s president.
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Ralph
Damon
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Nassau Hospital
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Republic Aviation Corp
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Two Price Plan Urged for Wheat Growers
Wheat growers from Nebraska Kansas North Dakota Illinois Oregon Washington and Colorado urged Secretary Benson to adopt a two price plan at a two day conference that concluded yesterday.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
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Nebraska
Kansas
North Dakota
Illinois
Oregon
Colorado
Gruenther Hinted to Lead U S Joint Chiefs at Hague
The Independent Socialist Het Parool reported Gen Alfred Gruenther is slated to succeed General Arthur Radford as chairman of the U S Joint Chiefs of Staff, with the nomination linked to The Hague.
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Netherlands
Het Parool
Alfred Gruenther
Aum
Arthur W. Radforc
U.S
Joint Chiefs of Bist
Reinhardt Rites for Bertha Reinhardt Held at First Methodist
The funeral for 84 year old Bertha C Reinhardt a longtime Chanute resident died Wednesday and will be at 2 pm Saturday at First Methodist with Rev Judd Jones officiating Interment in Elmwood cemetery Koch Skinner Memorial Home in charge.
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Bertha C. Reinhardt
Chanute
First Methodist Church
Judd Jones
Mark Kevin Smith
Vernon ‘Smith
Walnut
Fort Scott Mercy Hospital
Rita
Bernard
Jimmy
M. J. Purdon
Jesse Smith
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Frank Baumstark
Carson Funeral Home of
Coop Food Store Quits at Emporia
Emporia coop grocery to close after members vote to dissolve the cooperative founded in 1936. dwindling membership and supermarket competition cited as reasons as stock goes to close to end business.
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Coop Food Store
Emporia
Emporia Cooperative Assn
Stewart Injures Back In Parachute Scene
Actor James Stewart wrenched his back during The Spirit of St. Louis filming. He was dragged 50 feet in a parachute harness as wind machines created a blizzard when the chute caught. Stewart plays Charles Lindbergh and was to bail out into a snowstorm.
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Hollywood
James Stewart
Two Schoolmates Die In Car Collision
Report details injuries suffered in a car crash that claimed the lives of two unnamed schoolmates. The incident prompted medical treatment for others involved and an investigation by local authorities.
Wall Street Advances and Mixed Losses Across Markets
Wall Street in New York shows moderate gains with prices up and a few outstandings. Trading accelerates as about 2.5 million shares change hands. some losses appear scattered while gains reach about 2 points at best. Wichita report notes George Templar of Arkansas City named state Brotherhood Week chairman by Dr. Harry F. Corbin for the National Conference of Christians and Jews.
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New York PA
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National Conference of Christians and Jews
Harry F. Corbin
Anti Red Idea Offensive Planned for Asia and Middle East
President Eisenhower to seek a 50 percent increase in U S Information Agency funding in his January 16 budget message if Congress approves. The move would expand anti-Communist information campaigns in Asia and the Middle East beyond last year’s 5 million dollar appropriation.
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Washington
Asia
Middle East
Congress
Eisenhower
U.S. Information Agency
Woman Fumes Over Fine In Municipal Court
An Oklahoma City woman objected to paying a $10 fine in Municipal Court yesterday telling Judge James Demopolos that the officer who stopped her should be fined as well for running a stop sign to catch her. She eventually paid the fine.
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Oklahoma City
James Demopolos
Parsons Boy Seeks Replaced Lost Dog From Police
Frankie Washburn son of Capt Frank Washburn asked the Parsons police to pick a dog from the pound to replace his lost pet Tuffy. The desk man said the pound is not in operation and no stray dogs are in custody. Coffeyville police transport by patrol car stopped by city order signed by Chief Glenn Fill.
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Parsons
Police Department
Frankie Washburn
Frank Washburn
Tuffy
Frankie
Tto
Coffeyville
Glenn Fill
Adlai's Son Dismissed From Chicago Hospital
John Fell Steven, son of Democratic presidential candidate Adlai E. Stevenson, left Passavant Hospital yesterday after two weeks of confinement for unspecified reasons.
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Chicago
John Fell Stevenson
Adlai E. Stevenson
Passavant Hospital
Coyote drive sponsored by Altoona Future Farmers of America
The Altoona and Fredonia Future Farmers of America plan a coyote drive Sunday at 12:15 PM from the Altoona agriculture building. Participants may bring only shotguns and dogs. In Fort Scott Ralph White side, a local grocer, was elected Chamber of Commerce head for 1956, succeeding T. P. Branch.
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Altoona
Altoona and
Fredonia Future Farmers of America
Altoona Agriculture Building
Fort Scott
Ralph Whiteside
Fort Scott Grocer
Chamber of Commerce
T. P. Branch
Puerto Rican nationalists' convictions upheld by U S Court of Appeals
The U S Court for Appeals unanimously upheld the conviction and sentences of nine Puerto Rican nationalists accused of plotting to free their homeland from the United States. In another brief item, New Delhi reported that the United States presented India a 51.
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New York
U.S. Court For Appeals
United States
New
Tito Nasser declare nonalignment boosts world peace
Cairo Egypt January 6 1956 Yugoslav President Tito and Egyptian Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser issued a joint statement reaffirming their nonalignment policy as a major contribution to world peace in a public display of détente.
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Cairo
Egypt
Tito
Gamal Abdel Nasser
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