Tribune Briefs Narrowed by Local Police Reports
Ernest A. Olson is reported critically ill at his home 22314 N Washington. Floyd Hamilton of 613 N Highland held on intoxication charge then released on 15 bond. A car damaged a business district door on 8 Evergreen struck by an unidentified woman. Mrs Ray Russell of 2128 Evergreen travels to Newton to visit her daughter and husband Tom Roach.
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Ernest A. Olson
Washington
Floyd Hamilton
N. Highland
Evergreen
Harry Hanson
Ray Russell
Tom Roach
Newton
Daily Transcript Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals
Memorial Hospital records list Wednesday admittances including Mrs Dale Collison Humboldt and Mrs Teresco Orozco 1102 S Forest medical along with Mrs Olive Colan 208 Plummer Mrs Eric Gibson 310 S Kansas medical and today Logan Hunt 1215 S Malcolm Mrs J C Staats Humboldt medical Dismissals include Dan Wickard 1108 S Forest Mrs George Lesco Thayer John Borjas 801 N Santa Fe Mrs Homer Walker 620 W Main and today Mrs Dean Justice 320 N Evergreen Births note Mr and Mrs Francis Stich Earlton welcome a son Traffic citation issued to Charles W Eagle Buffalo for running stop sign at Main and Forest Tire run at 1200 N Lee Farm tractor damaged one tire District Court actions include Charles Giefer vs Barbara Giefer custody case dismissed Mary Dent vs Calvin Hurford and Board of County Commissioners defense information motion under advisement Arthur J Mullin et al vs Santa Fe Railway Co judgment Defense motion to dismiss taken under advisement Marriage licenses issued George Rucke Jr 2 and Barbara Giefer 21 Parsons Donald LaVern 29 and Helen Louise Larson 24 Chanute
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Dale Collison
Humboldt
Medical
Teresco Orozco
S. Forest
Olive Colan
Plummer
Eric Gibson
S. Kansas
Logan Hunt
S. Malcolm
J.C. Staats
Dan Wickard
George Lesco
Thayer
John Borjas
N. Santa Fe
Homer Walker
W. Main
Dean Justice
N. Evergreen
Francis Stich
Earlton
District Court Action
Piie
Charles Giefer
Barbara Giefer
Mary Dent
Calvin Hurford
Board of County Commissioners
Arthur J. Mullin
Santa Fe Railway Co
George Rucke Jr
Parsons
Donald LaVern
Helen Louise Larson
Chanute
Curb Relief Unlikely On Wheat for Own Use
Washington The House Agriculture Committee chair said no change will occur to wheat grown for farm consumption despite Eisenhower urging. He noted all committee members opposed last year and expect no reversal. The Senate bill would exempt wheat grown for feed or seed from acreage limits.
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Washington
Cooley
D-Nc
House Agriculture Committee
Eisenhower
Senate
Kansas Pipeline Runs Show Daily Increase
Kansas crude oil pipeline runs rose to 338 927 barrels a day in the week ended Jan 9 from the prior week by 1550 barrels. The level remained 11073 barrels a day below the January allowance set by the Kansas Corporation Commission according to the State Conservation Division estimate.
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Wichitap
Kansas
State Conservation Division
Kansas Corporation Commission
Robert Roth Named Assistant State Attorney
Robert J. Roth a 27 year old research clerk for the Kansas Supreme Court was appointed a state assistant attorney general. The Victoria Kansas native will succeed James L. Galle as a seven thousand dollar per year assistant to Attorney General Harold R. Fatzer.
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Topeka
Robert J. Roth
Kansas Supreme Court
Roth
Victoria
Kas
James L. Galle
McPherson
Atty
Harold R. Fatzer
Farm stored wheat drops in Kansas survey shows sharp decline
Government survey reports Kansas farm wheat holdings at 28.245 million bushels, 45 percent below last year and 52 percent under the 10 year average. About 15 million bushels moved from farms since October 1. Corn holdings stand at 13.715 million bushels.
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Topekapa
Kansas
Federal
State Departments of Agriculture
Grain stocks show declines from year ago levels
Harvest supplies remain lower than last year across corn and other grains with about 12 million bushels of grain moved since Oct 1. Sorghum oats rye and soybeans also down though less sharply while hay and barley holdings are nearly unchanged.
William Wright Named By Topeka C of C
William R. Wright, former Topeka Chamber of Commerce manager, is employed in Ada Oklahoma for a similar post and will succeed F L Inman who resigns January 31 to enter private business.
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Topeka
William R. Wright
Ada, Okla
Chamber of Commerce
Wright
F. L. Inman
Deaths and Funerals in Missouri and Kansas
Funeral services and burial details for Wayne Cokeley Lars F Nelson Jesse D Crumrine John W Mathis Florence A Johnson and related survivors and arrangements listed by local funeral homes in Nevada Chanute Buffalo Elmwood Oakwood Parsons Wellington and Erie with service times and locations where provided
Twin Weight Record Challenged at El Dorado
An El Dorado housewife, Barbara Winters Duty, contests Fat Lee from Louisiana over a claim that his 19 pound 6 ounce twins are the third largest in medical history. She notes her own twin brother Harold weighed 20 pounds 4 ounces at birth in Nevada Missouri on February 24, 1934, with her 10 pounds 4 ounces. Medical records cite the heaviest 19th century twins at 351 pounds combined.
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EL Dorado
Louisiana
Fat Lee
Elmer H. Duty
Barbara Winters
Nevada
Harold
Duty
Cattle Hog Market Report From Kansas City Parson’s Sale
Kansas City livestock markets show cattle steady to mixed with canners and cutters weak to 50 lower. Hogs 11.25-11.50 for 190-230 lb buyers. sows 8.00-9.50. Sheep generally steady with good to prime lambs 16.00-17.50. Parson’s sale reports hogs 25 lower, top today 11.00, cattle steady with steers 18.00-20.00 and heifers 17.00-19.00, calves 15.00-19.00, stockers 10.25-12.25. Kansas City mixed grain and egg/Butter markets noted. wheat 2.23-2.27, corn 1.45-1.48, oats 0.70-0.74, soybeans 2.33.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
P Usda
U. S
Parsons
Kansas Oil and Gas Shows 1955 Increase
Kansas oil production rose to 121,036,218 barrels in 1955, up 2,700,000 from 1954, while natural gas deliveries reached 459,855,080,000 cubic feet, 54 billion more than the prior year. Value of crude oil and gas totaled 391,906,194 dollars, with 8,155 wells drilled and 3,928 plugged, per the State Corporation Commission.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Corporation Commission
Fred Hall
KCC
Hall
Corporation Commission
Girl Missing Held as Material Witness in Baffling Case
In New York a 20 year old woman named Jacqueline Smith is missing since Christmas Eve after visiting Thomas G. Daniels. Daniels is jailed on $25,000 bail as authorities call the case almost certainly a criminal homicide. He has given conflicting accounts and police fear the girl is dead.
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New York
Jacqueline Smith
Thomas G. Daniels
Miss Smith
Daniel
Hudson River
Gov Hall's Father Suffered Light Stroke in Newton
Fred L. Hall father of Governor Fred Hall was admitted to Axtel Christian Hospital in Newton after a light stroke. The 69 year old retired Santa Fe Railroad engineer is listed in satisfactory condition by the attending physician.
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Newton
Fred L. Hall
Fred Hall
Axtel Christian Hospital
Santa Fe
First Woman Elected Elder at Humboldt Presbyterian
Humboldt Missouri reports the Humboldt Presbyterian Church elected its first woman elder in nearly a century, Mrs. Fred Johnson, for a three year term. Other officers include Gilbert Catlon and Courtney Moses as session members, and J A Van Nice, Mark Ellis, Robert Gordon as trustees. A Lent preaching mission was planned, reports 1955 church programs, and a fellowship dinner preceded the annual business meeting.
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Presbyterian Church
Humboldt Presbyterian Church
Fred Johnson
Carpenter
Doan’s Pills Offer Relief From Backache And Irritation
Nagging backache and headaches may stem from overexertion stress or poor habits. Doan’s Pills relieve pain soothe bladder irritation and gently diurese through the kidneys to ease discomfort. If you feel miserable with restless nights try Doan’s for familiar relief trusted for decades.
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Dean
Doan
Humboldt Lions meet at church for eye care project
The Humboldt Lions club held its regular meeting at the Christian church with Ray Cooper presiding. Dr. Ed Cathers of Chanute spoke on eye care and the club discussed furnishing glasses to those without. Women of the church served dinner beforehand.
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Delmar Brack
Women’s Service Guild
Wayne Bailey
Guild
Fred Bartholomew
R E. Brown
Chanute
G. C. van Nice
Police Chief Denies Moberly a Phenix City Claim
Moberly Missouri police chief and sheriff rebut county prosecutor John F. Carmody who described the town as Missouri s Phenix City, signaling a clash over the label and its implications for local crime.
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Moberly, Mo.p
Moberly
John F. Carmody
Missouri
Phenix
Nightmare in Red TV Feature Scheduled for Jan 24
NBC repeats the documentary Nightmare in Red on January 24 at 9 30 p m EST in response to mail requests. First aired December 27 it examines the birth of communism in Russia. Sponsor Armstrong Cork Co notes repeats are rare and the program comes from City Alabama and Moberly.
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New York
NBC
Russia
Armstrong Cork Co
Moberly Officials Weigh Grand Jury Probe Into Vice Rumors
Police Chief Omar Winn vows to keep Moberly clean as prosecutor seeks a grand jury investigation of alleged vice in the north central Missouri town of 13 000. Carmody cites Phenix City as a warning while claiming he was attacked in his office and left bleeding. Sheriff Amos Magruder defends the city’s crime level.
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Omar Winn
Carmody
Phenix City
Missouri
Amos Magruder
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