Tammy Kramer Survives Jack Ingestion In Galesburg
Tammy Kramer eleven months old nearly choked on a jack while playing at her grandparents home in Galesburg. The family car left the road in a snowstorm. passing motorists helped reach Erie Clinic where doctors removed the jack and Tammy recovered at Parsons Hospital for two days. Separate winter incident reported a yellow cat snatched a parakeet in a snowed street, then released it. A Minneapolis resident advised carrying asphalt shingles for traction when stuck in ice, noting shingles can help move a stuck car.
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Tammy
Kramers
Carl Kramer
Galesburg
Wichita
Bank of Commerce Re-elect Officers
Bank of Commerce directors re-elected officers after their annual stockholders meeting. Directors include Hugh T. Jones W G Bodley Bruce Burris Mrs Margaret Bodley William Gough Don McCune H O Turner Joseph G Lewis Joe Balch. Officers are Jones Bodley Lewis Turner Umbarger Gorton Daisy Jordan Rosia Casper. Annual report shows resources rise by over 200000 in 1961.
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Bank of Commerce
Hugh T. Jones
W. G. Bodley
Bruce Burris
Mrs
Margaret Bodley
William Gough
Don McCune
H. O. Turner
Joseph G. Lewis
Joe Balch
Jones
Lewis
Turner
Wayne Umbarger
John Gorton
Daisy Jordan
Rosia Casper
Fire Destroys Hatton Chevrolet Co in Valley Center
A $200,000 blaze gutted the Hatton Chevrolet Co. in Valley Center killing twenty one cars. Firefighter helper Charles Hite, 18, was overcome by smoke and treated in hospital, listed in good condition.
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Valley Center
Kas
Hatton Chevrolet Co
Charles Hite
Space experts defend Moon mission costs and value
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP United States postponed Ranger 3 lunar launch due to Atlas booster trouble. Experts defend manned spaceflight highlighting science, world prestige, and military security, with quotes from Dr Robert Seamans and references to John Glenn Alan Shepard and Virgil Grissom.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla.api
United States
Atlas
Fla
Moon
Robert C. Seamans Jr
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Kennedy
Alan B. Shepard
Virgil I. Grissom
John H. Glenn Jr
U.S
Curtis LeMay
Air Force
Seamans
New Concord Reacts To John Glenn Space Mission
New Concord Ohio to celebrate Marine Lt. Col. John H Glenn Jr Mercury astronaut set to orbit Earth next week. Town signs posters calendar ads and booster club support reflect pride while locals note increased Marine enlistments and nostalgia for past displays that were stolen.
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United States
John H. Glenn Jr
Earth
New Concord
Ohio
Mercury
Johnny
U.S. 40
Columbus
Wheeling
W. Va
Merbury
Glenn
John H. Glenn Sr
East Muskingum Music Sponsors
Inn
Bank and Pharmacy
John Glenn
Everett G. Thompson
New Concord High School
James K. Taylor
First National Bank Officers Are Elected
Dale Painter reports re election of officers and directors of the First National Bank. Directors named include Robert L Briley Wilfrid Cavaness James F Cooper B M Dunham C W Greene A F Leverenz E E Lofgren Mahlon Morley L S Wilson Dale Painter R D Painter John E Painter. Officers include Morley and Wilson vice presidents C A Wood cashier James Benton and Mrs Lou Lucas assistant cashiers. Total resources rose about half a million dollars last year.
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First National Bank
Dale Painter
Robert L. Briley
Wilfrid Cavaness
James F. Cooper
B. M. Dunham
C. W. Greene
A. F. Leverenz
E. E. Lofgren
Mahlon Morley
L. S. Wilson
R. D. Painter
John E. Painter
Morley
Wilson
C. A. Wood
James Benton
Lou Lucas
First National
Painter
Drug Ring Busted as Agents Seize 24 Pounds of Heroin
Federal and city agents dismantle an international narcotics ring in New York by seizing 24 pounds of pure heroin valued at about 3.5 million dollars. The heroin was hidden under plaster in a Brooklyn tenement. Three guns were recovered. Five suspects detained in Brooklyn and two in Manhattan.
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New York
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Humboldt Post Office Contract Awarded
The Commonwealth Construction Co of Oklahoma City wins the Humboldt post office contract for a new building on New York Street between 8th and 9th. The brick structure with 2,471 square feet inside and 5,349 square feet outside will be leased to the Postal Department for 10 years with options to extend up to 20 years.
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Humboldt
Commonwealth Construction Co
Oklahoma City
Postal Department
New York Street
9Th
Commonwealth
Oklahoma
Hog Barn Fire Destroys 99 Hogs at Humboldt Farm
A fire at the Dale and Joe Weiner farm in Humboldt R. 2 destroyed a barn killing 99 feeder hogs. Hay and feed were lost too. The blaze is believed to have started from electrical wiring.
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Dale and
Joe Weiner
Humboldt R. 2
Kansan Killed in New Mexico Crash
Francis E. Fiske 74 of Barnes Kansas died when his car left U S 54 five miles west of Vaughn New Mexico and overturned Thursday, authorities said.
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Kansan
New Mexico
Vaughn
N.M
Francis E. Fiske
Barnes
Kan
U.S. 54
Eight Inch Snow Covers Area Schools Close
Heavy snowfall of about eight inches led to widespread school closures as roads remained hazardous. County and area stores sold out of snow shovels while county and city crews worked to clear highways and rural routes. Road conditions stayed treacherous but progress was reported, with several towns noting buses canceled or delayed.
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Thayer
St. Paul
Galesburg
Walnut
Midway
South
Mound
Stark
Kimball
Fairfield
Earlton
Lavonburg
Neosho Couterday
Emery
Clear County
Chanute
S. Hill
Erie
Altoona
Elsmore
Humboldt
Benedict
Bill Dickson
Dickson
Heavy Snowstorm Buries Large Area Of Midwest
A powerful Midwest snowstorm, centered in Kansas and Missouri, left several dead and caused widespread school closures as blizzards and drifting snow spread across the region. Temperatures plunged below zero, with Kansas City and Wichita reporting record snow depths and a new storm forecast for the area.
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Middle-West
Midwest
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Missouri
Great Bend
Kan
Newton
Fulton
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Bozeman
Drummond
Mont
Clarksville
Tenn
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Key West
Homestead
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el Dorado
Garnett
Topeka
Herrington
Fort Scott
Chanute
Marysville
Eureka
Wichita
Emporia
Kansas City
Goodland
Cedar Bluff
Webster
Pittsburg
Hill City
Russell
Dodge City
City Manager Helps Stranger in Snowy Streets
Kansas City AP. City Manager Robert P. Weatherford gave a ride to a shivering young woman at a bus stop during a snow event. When she learned the driver’s name she accused him of enforcing the snow ordinance by removing cars, then exited after reaching her destination.
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Kansas City
Robert P. Weatherford
Weatherford
Burglar Hits Humboldt High Bank in Vault Theft
Burglars broke into Humboldt High School through the gym east door and cut a hole in the vault wall. They stole 140 dollars in cash, left a cigar box with 419 dollars of receipts, and tripped the interior alarm. Police and Kansas Bureau of Investigation agents aided the Allen County sheriff in the probe.
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IOLA
Humboldt High School
Allen County
B. E. Lorance
Lorance
Spt
William Scott
Scott
Humboldt Police
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Military Action Sought Against Castro by Americas
The Cuban Revolutionary Council asked for joint military action by the American Republics against Fidel Castro. The council, the main alliance of anti Castro groups, says action is needed following the January 22 foreign ministers conference for hemispheric security.
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Miami
Fla
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Fidel Castro
Greek PM Replies to Eldred on Chanute Man’s Death Sentence
Mrs. A G Eldred of Emporia Kan received a brief telegram from Greek Prime Minister Karamanlis after writing on Roger Ranney of Chanute Kan who is on death row for murdering two Greek seamen. The message read Thank you for your ideas.
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Emporia
Kan
A. G. Eldred
Greece
C. Karamanlis
Roger Ranney
Ranney
Chanute
10.5 Per Cent Absent From Topeka Schools
About 10.5 percent of Topeka city school children were absent Thursday with 2302 of nearly 22 000 students out ill Flu colds and sore throats led the list with a few measles cases reported Absenteeism tied to illness in the public schools of the city.
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Topeka
Traffic Fatalities Report For Topeka Area
Kansas traffic death log reports 24 hours to 9 am Friday January 23 1962 with 23 deaths compared to 31 in the same period of 1961.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas House Adjourns After Budget Week Action
The Kansas House adjourned to 1 p.m. Monday after approving four Ways and Means bills including fee increases for the Board of Pharmacy and grain inspection. The session also advanced about 1.2 million general funds for minor state agencies and introduced new bills funding district court, legislative expenses, and state pensions. A bill to divert 60,000 from the Kansas Centennial fund would create an historical park in Ford and Gray Counties. State and local officials seek tax relief and school aid policy changes via a proposed 15th constitutional amendment and related construction cooperatives with districts.
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Topeka
House
Bill Mitchell
Senate
Board of Pharmacy
Ways and Means Committee
State Historical Society
Ford County
Gray County
Roy Taylor
Dodge City
J.R. Allen
Dcimarron
Richard Liebert
Coffeysville
Crash Kills Kesner in Reseda California
Richard Lowell Kesner a 46 year old concert violinist formerly with Lawrence Welk’s orchestra died in a motor vehicle crash in Reseda California. The accident occurred when his vehicle collided with another and emergency crews responded to the scene. Kesner was known for his performances with the Welk orchestra and his career included solo engagements and collaborations with noted ensembles.
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Reseda
Calif
Richard Lowell Kesner
Lawrence Welk
Phone line advises Tribune readers to dial HE 1-3400
Informal notice urges contacting the Tribune via HE 1 3400 after p m for carrier related issues. The fragmentary text hints at alternatives if the named person cannot be reached.
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Tribune
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