Chanute Ties for Seventh After 10 3 Win Over Weir
Chanute baseball defeated Weir 10 to 3 as Treloggen pitched seven innings for Chanute. Faulkerson Lindblad and Neeley led offense with two hits each, while Weir committed five errors. Chanute improves to 19 8 and travels to Independence Thursday as Tigers also beat Chanute earlier in league play.
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Hudson
Neeley
Reinhardt
Faulkerson
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Bums, Hawks Win Games in Little League Action
The Bums beat the Yankees 9-6 to climb to third place behind the Rockets and White Sox. Everly and Wickard pitched for the Bums with Kern behind the plate. Benson and Anderson took the loss. The Hawks won their third straight, continuing their rise in the standings.
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Yankees
Everly
Wickard
Kern
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Anderson
Hawks
Baptists Dominate Second Round In Church Softball Action
First Baptist shut out the Christians 17-0 in the second round, aided by Hall's one hitter and five RBI including homers in the first two innings. Saddler added a three-run homer as Grogan and Matlock handled the batteries. St Patrick beat High Prairie 17-8 in the other game as Godinez and Brooks powered the offense with ten runs in the fourth. Godinez of St Patrick later withdrew a protest from Monday night. Third round opens Thursday with First Baptist vs EUB and High Prairie vs the Lutherans.
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Christians
Hall
Saddler
Grogan
Smith
Matlock
Christians St. Patrick
High Prairie
Eagle
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T. Godinez
St. Patrick
Anderson
Brooks
EUB
Stark L. Godinez
First Baptist Meeting
Santa Fe Carload Totals Show Week Comparison
Santa Fe rail data report for the week ending July 5 shows 33 202 carloads, up from 21 653 a year earlier. From connections 11 010 cars were received, total cars moved 44 212, higher than 32 926 in the prior year. preceding week totals reached 39 562.
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Santa Fe
Property Deeds Filed Including Hagans Tyner and Steinman Transfers
Daily Transcript notes multiple real estate transfers in Neosho County including Don E. Wetts to James Hagans for Lots 18 19 Bik 15 Milo subdivision interest Sweaney to Steinman for That Part of North 8 East 8 in Seney Township Gerald Braden and wife to Ernest Olson for Lot 3 Bik 56 and adjacent strip in Nobles County.
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Emilio O. Serrato
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Charles M. Hill Jr
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Neal W. McCoy
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Harry Byers
Virgil A. Powell
M. P. Faulkner
Park Place
Merton E. Harris
Harry K. Smith
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Lee L. Tharp
L & Bik
Bower's Central
Maud
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Robert
Lindquist
Jones
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Richard Ralph McMinimy
Calvin Hurford
Bower's
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Harvey
Elmore
Ross
Erie
Neosho County
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James M. Hagans
Eric William Harris Weis
Adrian H. Tyner
Milo
Nobies Country Club
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Strong Ties Urged For U S Canada In Speech In Ottawa
President Eisenhower urged Canada and the United States to strengthen ties amid disagreements on wheat exports oil imports and trade while stressing free world cooperation. He spoke in the House of Commons chamber during talks with Prime Minister Diefenbaker and floated a possible Canada U S Cabinet on Defense. The address emphasized dialogue over conflict and noted benefits from surplus wheat sales for relief and world markets.
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Canada
U.S
United States
House of Commons
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Countries in the Long Run Boost Living Standards and Markets
The article argues that open trade and longer term policy help lift living standards and enlarge markets for all. It emphasizes growth through international cooperation and broad access to goods and services across borders.
Mayfield Fined and Jailed for Indecent Exposure
Paul Mayfield of 1009 W Second was fined 250 dollars and sentenced to one month in jail on each of two counts of indecent exposure. Terms run consecutively with a six month parole. Charges by Charles Forsyth, county attorney, filed April 17 and May 18. evidence heard July 1.
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Charles Forsyth
Son's Grave Not Found Shifts Financial Burden to Parents
BELLEVILLE N J AP Mr and Mrs Carman Scoppettuolo seek government aid to resume a sentimental journey to their son James who was killed in action near the Rhine in 1945. After spending 1540 they learned they were in the wrong grave site and have since spent years scraping funds to try again.
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Belleville
N. J
Carman _ Scoppettuolo
United States
James
The
Rhine
Patton
3Rd Army
Parents seek refund after burial mix up in war graves
The Scoppettuolo family faced tragedy when their son was buried in Germany despite being told he lay in Normandy. Out of funds, they returned home heartbroken. They pressed Rep. Peter W. Rodino who helped push a bill to reimburse 1540 dollars as the House moved it toward the Senate.
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St. Laurent
Normandy
France
Germany
Scoppettuolos
Peter W. Rodino
D-Nj
House of Representatives
Senate
Fire at Snake Pit destroys reptile collection in Barserville
Firemen battled a blaze at the Snake Pit near Highway 101, Barserville, Calif. The building burned to the ground killing dozens of deadly snakes including cobras raiders and boas. Owner Tex Cordell estimated $16,000 in damage. No human injuries or snake bites were reported.
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Barberville
Calif
Highway 101
Here
Tex Cordell
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