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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1962
Page
7
Police suspect arson as a third fire in Salina within six weeks damages the Roosevelt Junior High School in Salina. The blaze started in a wood working shop closet and was controlled by firefighters in 30 minutes.
A fire at a pipeline regulator station in Baldwin Kansas cut natural gas to the town for about ten hours Friday night into Saturday. Temperatures fell to the low 20s but no hardship cases were reported before service was restored early Sunday. Residents sought heat at public schools and Baker University gymnasium which have alternative fuel systems. The unmanned regulator station lies 32 miles west of Baldwin.
Gomer Ransom Wells Sr., a retired minister of the Reorganized Latter Day Saints Church, died Sunday night in Independence at age 94. He served as a minister for 65 years. The Lincoln Memorial interiors are waterproofed by paint mixed with wax and kerosene.
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