Cowbird Nesting Observed By Cardinal Pair
A reader reports cowbirds lay eggs in other birds nests and the foster parents may hatch and feed them. In Chanute, a cardinal was seen feeding a young cowbird at a feeder, suggesting the foster system can extend to care for intruders. Chanute teachers and officials attended the NEA centennial in Philadelphia with 5000 delegates and a U.S. postage stamp commemorating the event. The group toured museums and historic sites. Supt. Buford Fisher and Mrs. Fisher joined for pre visit plans and expect to return by week end.
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the Tribune
Arthur C. Cochran
S. Forest
Cochran
Emergency Powers For Irish Leader
Dublin reports Prime Minister Eamon de Valera assumed sweeping emergency powers to crack down on the outlawed Irish Republican Army. Police raids across the Irish Republic over the weekend yielded more than 60 arrests.
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Dublin
Ireland
Eamon de Valera
Irish Republican Army
Irish Republic
Daily Transcript Admittances and Dismissals Report
A compact listing of hospital adments and dismissals by day with names and addresses. Saturday and Sunday entries include patients such as Henry Clark and Mrs. Dwane Bailey. Birth notices record a girl for Mr. and Mrs J E Shurtz and a boy for Mr. and Mrs Hugh Berthot. A truck fire at 1018 Katy near A BW Clark is noted with Alinor Gamage.
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Dwane Bailey
Wichita
Elmer Kuhn
Clara Oberg
Lavenburg
Homer Elsworth
Eric
J. O. Adams
W Beach
Abbie Tye
St. Paul
Michael Petty
Edith
Frank Testoris
Benedict
Sharon Lacey
N. Steuben
Stafford S. Hale
S. Steuben
Mathenus Benton
James Waller
W. 3Rd
John Larson
Cherryvale
Paul Dillon
Belle Glade
Fla
Mary Thornton
S. Forest
Henry Clark
S. Washington
Leonard Imhof
W. 1St
Mary Jo Carpenter
James Wooldridge
Thayer
John Lock
Ruth Putnam
J. E. Shurtz
Humboldt
Hugh Berthot
Charles Tripp
Washington
Clark
Katy
Alinor Gamage
Scientists Meet in Nova Scotia to Seek Nuclear Threat Solutions
Twenty four leading scientists from eleven nations gather in Pugwash Nova Scotia to discuss preventing mankind from destroying itself with atomic weapons. The private talks include prominent figures from the Soviet, Chinese and Western scientific communities. Cy rus Eaton hosts at his home, ensuring secrecy with a no-interview rule.
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Pugwash
N. S
Nova Scotia
Pugwash School
Cyrus Eaton
Cleveland
A. V. Topchiev
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Chou Peiyuan
Red China
Peiping University
Leo Szilard
Chicago
Hideki Yukawa
Tokyo
J. Rotblat
London
Atomic Scientists Assn
Australia
Austria
Canada
France
India
Poland
Investigation Continues In Drowning At Ellis Jail
Atty Gen John Anderson said the Ellis city jail drowning of Earl Perkins 42 during a June 16 flash flood is under investigation. The only point left is if anyone willfully refused to act to save him. An anonymous letter prompted the inquiry with a public report expected soon. Police Chief Charles Nelson said the flood waters entering the jail surprised authorities.
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Topeka
Anderson
Ellis
Charles Nelson
Perkins
No Negotiations In Wage Dispute In Kansas City
The wage dispute between Kansas City Power and Light Co and three IBEW locals continued into the second week with no negotiating sessions scheduled. State mediation chairman Daniel C. Rogers said he hoped both sides would meet on their own.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Power & Light Co
Daniel C. Rogers
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Four Chanute Men Inducted for Service to Kansas City
Four young Chanute men left today for final induction into the armed services in Kansas City tomorrow. The county selective service listing names Robert Bruce Perry Jr. Richard N. Greve William A. Legge and Harvey L. Young with their Chanute addresses.
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Chanute
Armed Services
Kansas City
County Selective Service Office
Robert Bruce Perry Jr
W. Main
Richard N. Greve
William A. Legge
N. Evergreen
Harvey L. Young
W. Pine
Traffic Fatalities in Kansas During Holiday Period
To date in 1957 the State Accident Records Section lists 255 traffic deaths during the holiday period, compared with 320 in the same period of 1956.
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Topeka
Kansas
Mysterious Journal Placed in Truman Cornerstone
A Milwaukee Journal dated May 3 1957 was listed among items placed in the copper cornerstone box of the Harry S Truman library in Independence Missouri The list was read at Masonic ceremonies by William H Utz who received it from George Marquis The box will be sealed later this week with Truman and staff to review contents Also listed were the Kansas City Star the Independence Examiner and mementos including Truman medallions and an 1864 silver dollar
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Ry S. Truman
Senate
Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
Truman
William H. Utz
St. Joseph
Grand Lodge of
Missouri
George Marquis
Marquis
The
Kansas City Star
Independence Examiner
Trumans
Delay in Trial Over Segregation
A prolonged conference between attorneys and U S District Judge Robert L Taylor postponed the Clinton 15 case and segregationist John Kasper. The defendants face criminal contempt for stirring racial unrest at Clinton High School during integration last fall. Defense lawyers seek to disassociate their clients from Kasper. Kasper, once a Washington bookseller and segregation advocate, is accused of instigating the disorders.
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Knoxville
Tenn
U.S
Kasper
Washington, D.C
Clinton
Parole Violation Admitted by Wilson
Robert Dale Wilson, arrested here Saturday for passing bad checks, has admitted he is wanted for parole violation at Sol Dad California. Police Chief Tom Morehead said he was also reported by the Kansas Bureau of Identification as having arrest records in Denver for car theft, burglary in Provo Utah, car thefts in Tulsa and Winfield, and a prior term at Hutchinson Reformatory for grand larceny.
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Robert Dale Wilson
Soldad
Calif
Tom Morehead
Kansas Bureau of Identification
Denver
Provo
Utah
Tulsa
Winfield
Hutchinson Reformatory
Oklahoma Kansas Air Guards begin summer training in Casper
The 137th Fighter Interceptor Wing of the Oklahoma and Kansas Air National Guards started its annual two week summer training at Natrona Field, Casper, Wyoming, today.
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Casper
Wyo
137Th
Oklahoma and Kansas Air National Guards
Natrona Air Force Base
Eisenhower Son Buys Gettysburg Farm Home
The White House announced that John Eisenhower, Army major and son of President Eisenhower, has purchased a home on the Gettysburg farm owned by his father. The move places the family on the historic property in Pennsylvania.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
John
Gettysburg
iPa
Cool Front Cuts Heat Across Kansas Today
A cool front moves across Kansas cooling highs 15 to 20 degrees from Monday. Hill City reached 106 yesterday, Garden City 104, Russell 101, Chanute 93. Highs now expected in the 80s in the west and northwest with a few showers possible and overnight lows upper 60s to low 70s.
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Mercury
Hill City
Garden City
Russell
Chanute
Kansas
Goodland
Kansas City
Tornado-Track P51 Belly Lands Near Topeka
A P51 piloted by Jim Cook of Jacksboro Texas forced a belly landing near Topeka after takeoff. Cook was not hurt in the incident noted yesterday.
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Topeka
Jim Cook
Jacksboro
Tex
Cook
West Watches Soviet Policy Shift in Disarmament Talks
Western diplomats assess a possible change in Kremlin stance after a Moscow purge as disarmament talks resume. Moscow radio warns concessions unlikely while the United States pushes partial nuclear limits and aerial inspection plans. Harold Stassen outlines U S concessions in a treaty framework.
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London
Kremlin
Moscow
U.S.A
U.S.S.R
Washington
V. M. Molotov
Lazar M. Kaganovich
Georgi Malenkov
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow Radio
U. S
Harold E. Stassen
Valerian Zorin
Stassen
U.S
Emergency Loans Authorized for Area
Congressman Myron V. George announced emergency loans for disaster areas under Public Law 38 81st Congress amended. Loans provide temporary credit to farmers via the Farmers Home Administration. Applications may be made in county FHA offices, including Neo sho County at Erie led by Hanserd Z. House and Wilson County at Fredonia led by John W. Edwards.
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Washington
Myron V. George
Farmers Home Administration
Neosho County
Erie
Hanserd Z. House
Wilson County
John W. Edwards
FHA
Fredonia
Two Minor Accidents In Traffic Here
Police investigated two small motor vehicle mishaps Sunday with no injuries. Effie A. Ross backed from a parking space striking Betty Kirby’s car, causing left front fender damage. A car parked by Joe Arthur was hit by Mary Jean Brazil’s northbound vehicle. rear bumper and tail light were damaged while Brazil’s car remained undamaged.
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Effie A. Ross
S. Edith
Betty Kirby
R. J
Joe Arthur
Erie
Mary Jean Brazil
S. Evergreen
Katy
Brazil
Tribune Delivery Help Line Instructions
If you do not receive your Tribune, contact your carrier for service. If the carrier cannot be reached, call 700 after 6 p.m. for assistance with delivery issues.
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Tribune
Charges mount against Malenkov in Soviet purge story
In Moscow and Prague rising charges target Georgi Malenkov and the anti party group, with Malenkov accused of coercing a party official to sign a forgery. Khrushchev and Bulganin visit Prague amid a crackdown that also implicates Molotov, Beria, and Abakumov in related executions.
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Moscow
Georgi Malenkov
Kremlin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Red
Czechoslovakia
Malenkov
Leningrad
Stalin
Matenkov
Prague
Khrushchev
Bulganin
Rude Pravo
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Lazar Kaganovich
Nikolai Shvernik
Lavrentiy P. Beria
Victor Abakumov
Beria
Secret Police
Missouri Probe Into Double Killing Near Beach
An inquest was set for today into the shooting deaths of Edwin Boysen and Larry Irwin found four miles north of Beach Missouri. Prosecutor LeRoy Snodgrass said it appears the two were waylaid and killed. Boysen operated the Roberts Riding Ranch at Kaiser State Park and Irwin, 16, worked for him. Witnesses heard shots Friday night and described a close range execution. The bodies were found by tourists on horseback near the Camden Miller county line. Irwin’s parents live in Iberia Missouri.
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Usagf Beach
Edwin Boysen
Kaiser State Park
Larry Irwin
Iberia
Boysen
Donald Arnold
Highway 42
Snodgrass
Herman V. Abbott
Camden-Miller County
Irwin
Clare Irwin
South Dakota
Cessna YH41 Four-Place Helicopter Named Seneca
Cessna Aircraft Co. announced its YH41 four place helicopter for the U.S. Army will be named the Seneca. The naming aligns with the Army policy assigning Indian names to aircraft in addition to numbers.
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Cessna Aircraft Co
U.S
Army
Call for Arab Unity Amid Moslem Feast in Cairo
Millions of Moslem faithful began a five day Bairam feast in Cairo. Speakers urged Arab unity to counter imperialist threats in Algeria and the Gulf of Aqaba.
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Cairo
Algeria
Gulf of Aqaba
Gasoline Ignites While Man Washes Hair
Kansas City report says Melvin Purtle, 32, was seriously burned when he tried to wash grease from his hair with gasoline. Fumes were ignited by a water heater in his bathroom. He suffered burns over about 20 percent of his body and is listed as in fair condition.
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Kansas City
Melvin Purtle
Massed protest at Tokyo demands Girard handover
In Tokyo fifty four protesters gathered before the American Embassy demanding the return of GI William S. Girard for trial in Japan on manslaughter charges over the killing of a scrap collector. The dispute centers on enticement claims and the decision to try in Japanese courts.
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Tokyo
William S. Girard
Japan
Washington
Supreme Court
J. Lee Rankins
Girard
Civil rights bill moves to Senate battle begins
Senator Knowl and Republican ally signaled a historic civil rights clash by moving today to bring the House passed bill before the Senate, accelerating congressional action.
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Washington
Sen
Knowland
Calif
Senate
Cavein Fatal for Salina Construction Worker
Salina. Albert A. Olson died at a hospital after a trench cave-in at a ditch beside a house construction site. Digging with Olson, Harvey L. Gooch and Al Gabel were buried when earth collapsed. Gooch suffered minor injuries and was hospitalized.
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Salina P
Albert A
Bill) Olson
Harvey L. Gooch
al Gabel
Olson
Gooch
Operation Kinderlift For Refugee Children
The US Air Force launched its annual Kinderlift operation flying 2 000 German refugee children to West Germany for summer vacations. Twin engine planes carried the first 500 children out of isolated West Berlin, with others to follow over three days. The forged check case involving Richard William Hobson is noted with authorities returning him from Dirham North Carolina to Erie.
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Berlin
US Air Force
West Germany
Hobson
West Berlin
Tom
Violent Death Toll During Holiday Reaches 727
The long Independence Day period saw at least 727 deaths from all causes with 423 traffic fatalities, 205 drownings, and 99 other accidents. Kansas reported seven traffic deaths. Notable victims include C F Aschman Inman Bill Olson Salina Jenalda Dillon Burr Oak Larry Icenogle Mary Kinderknecht Norman Whitlock Thomas Bennett Lewis Stantisevan.
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Associated Press
Ned H. Dearborn
National Safety Council
Kansas
C. F. Aschman
Inman
Kas
McPherson
Albert A
Bill) Olson
Salina
Fred Albert Bangerter
Lenora
Hutchinson Street
Lewis Frank Stantisevan
Crowley
Colo
Ulysses
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Philadelphia
United States
National Education Association
Ruth Mannoni
Chanute Teachers Association
Mannoni
Ruth Crossfield
Murray Hill
Supt
Buford Fisher
Athaleen Dahlstrom
Supt. Fisher
Fisher
Daily Transcript
Brenda Lee Rickerson
Weaver Blake
Blake
Brenda
Jim Rickerson
Paul Brennecke
Chanute Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Truman Library
Cornerstone
Independence, Mo
Milwaukee Journal
Har
Wilson
Air Guard
West
Communist Parties of the
Soviet Union
LeRoy Snodgrass
Miller County
Vyrl Dennis
ST. Louis
Jim Bunning
Detroit
Curt Simmons
Bunning
Simmons
Miami
Weather Bureau
Gulf of Mexico
John B. Holliser
Russia
United Nations
Cavein
North Carolina
Richard William Hobson
Dirham
N.C
Lee Montgomery
Charles Forsyth
Sid
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