Commander Johns to Command Air Group 4 at Moffett Field
Commander R. L. Johns and his wife from Washington arrive to visit his parents and plan a West Coast posting. He will report to the Command Fleet Air Alameda as air group commander and is set to take command of Air Task Group 4 in the fall at Naval Air Station Moffett Field California. They will later travel to Colorado for a week vacation with the group.
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R. L. Johns
Washington D. C
L. L. Johns
T*v
West Coast
Fleet Air
Hospital Admittances Dismissals Birth and Marriages Listed
Daily Transcript lists Wednesday admittances Mrs Aldenderfer and others, today’s admissions including Lawrence Erickson and Mrs Whitford, dismissals of Richard Baughn and Mrs Ferguson, birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Howard Locke, marriage licenses for Adderson Patterson and Dwenell, LeRoy and Heck, and district court cases on child support with deeds filed in Neosho County. It also records numerous real estate transfers in Chanute and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Locke
S. Garfield
Eric
Kenneth Adderson Patterson
Chanute
Nancy Jo Dwenell
Roy Simpson Elwood
Parsons
Mabel Holcomb
James Wilburn LeRoy
Carolyn Joan Heck
Thayer
Dwight Ellis Tipping
Mary Esther Finley
Carthage
Neosho County
Sylvia Winslow
Donald R. Ward
Alliance
L. L. Rowan
Dale M. West
Sunnyside
Raymond H. Hibbs
Donald G. Stanislaus
Eden Park
W. H. Mineo
Wayland
Carpenter
South Mound
Inez Bray
David
Goding
Sadie
Bryson
Ray W. Wood
Royster’s
Hesting
Herbert Ll. Bloom
Land
Lee Montgomery
Alfred W. Olson
Jazzie M. Balch
Chris K. Cariburg
Highland Park
Inez Phelps Et al
Virgil Moody
Wayne G. Reeves
Bernard A. Koch
Jones
Ferdinand J. Davied
Leroy Burnett
Crawford
St. Paul
Edith George
Herman Stich
Carrie E. Overbay
Lee K. Lasater
Lindsays
Chester Hale
Harry Byers
South Maywood
Chanute Touls
Herb
Ney
Heart Attack Fatal After Fighting Fire
Stanley Zuras, 60, died of a heart attack while battling a motel blaze in Mackinaw City as firemen waited for a train to clear a crossing. The 12 unit frame motel was destroyed and investigators cited an explosion of undetermined origin.
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Mackinaw City
Mich
Stanley Zuras
Zuras
Senate orders destruction of jury deliberations recordings
The Senate Internal Security subcommittee demanded University of Chicago researchers destroy secret recordings of juries in a Wichita Kansas federal court. The 1953 surveillance was funded by a Ford Foundation grant of 400000 dollars to study verdict formation and juror instruction understanding. The inquiry followed public hearings last October and the subcommittee report dated March 20 was released today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
University of Chicago
Wichita
Kas
Ford Foundation
Subcommittee
Hamm William I Hamm 87 Shaw railroad foreman dies
William I Hamm 87 a retired Santa Fe railroad section foreman of Shaw died yesterday at Neo Sho Memorial Hospital after a stroke. He was born October 20 1868 in Carter County Kentucky and lived in Shaw since age 13 with a long marriage to Ada Evans. Surviving include a son Earl Hamm and several grandchildren. Funeral set Saturday 2 30 p m at Shaw Christian Church with Rev Ted Hurst officiating. burial in Shaw Cemetery. Body lies in state at Pierce Funeral Home Erie.
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Ww. I. Hamm
William I
Bill) Hamm
Shaw
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Carter County
Kentucky
Thomas Hamm
Kansas
Arkansas City
Hamm
Santa Fe Railroad
Shaw Christian Church
Ted Hurst
Chanute Christian Church
Shaw Cemetery
Pierce Funeral Home
Erie
Wagner Roy funeral held in Galesburg
The funeral service for Roy Wagner was held Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the Koch-Skinner Memorial Chapel. The Rev. Gene Regis of the Galesburg Christian Church officiated. Interment followed at Mt. Hope Cemetery. Bearers included Everett Hughes Bill McNaught Lester Shrum Raleigh Hughes Clayton Duccy and Buford Meeker. Lucille Hughes and Mrs Gene Regis sang Ivory Palaces and Someday We'll Understand with Mrs Dave Petterson at the organ.
Family of Five On Long Trip By Motorcycle
POMONA Calif The Cecil Bradley family begins a 4500 mile summer vacation by motorcycle. Mr Bradley drives Mrs Bradley rides rear seat with kids Cecil Jr 11 Frad 5 and Jackie 15 in a sidecar. They carry cooking camping gear to live on the road planning to see sights through Las Vegas Salt Lake City Cheyenne Farlin and back via Dallas and Douglas. Bradley will sell a gas station and write notes for a motorcycle magazine while a portable radio plays.
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Pomona
Calif
Cecil Bradley
Farlin
Iowa
Jackie
West
Las Vegas
Nev
Salt Lake City
Cheyenne
Wyo
Bradley
Dallas
Tex
Douglas
Aziz
Racing Harness Horses Declared A Hobby By Appeals Court
In Denver the U S Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that raising and racing harness horses is a hobby. The decision sends A L Derby's dispute with the Internal Revenue Service back to federal district court in Kansas over deductions claimed for 1948 and 1949 losses. Derby sought to treat losses of about 87000 dollars as business expenses.
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Denver
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
A. L. Derby
Wichita
Derby
Internal Revenue Service
U. S. District Court of Kansas
Revenue Service
District Court
IRS
Kansan
Prairie Queen visitors and local cemetery meeting noted
Prairie Queen notes Neil Phe bus from Kansas City visiting his father Roy Phebus for two weeks. Big Creek Cemetery Assn. meeting attended by Mr and Mrs Harry Briley at Fred and Malson's home. Mrs Tom Pinkley Jr from Chicago visiting her in law family on way to California for military husband. Pinkley Sr. travels with her returning by train. Wilbur Switzer and Chet Hale plus wives visit Joplin on a recent Sunday. Janet Stagner of Wichita visits grandparents Ralph and Martha Phebus. her parents C H Stagner celebrate the Fourth here. Harold Robbins and his mother Charlotte Robbins from Wichita visit.
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Prairie Queen
Neil Phebus
Kansas City
Roy Phebus
Harry Briley
Big Creek Cemetery Assn
Fred Malson
Tom Pinkley Jr
Chicago
Tom Pinkley
California
Pinkley Sr
Wilbur Switzer
Chet Hale
Joplin
Janet Stagner
Wichita
Ralph Phebus
C. H. Stagner
Harold Robbins
Charlotte Robbins
Fourth of July Visits and Family Gatherings Reported
A series of home visits and gatherings are noted. Mrs. Harold Robbins with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pinkley and family are hosting. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cowan vacationing in California visiting his daughters Florence and Darlene. Earl Barnhart and family weekend in Wichita visiting her brother Jim Dell. H. E. Asher of Chanute hosted dinner with L. T. Lasley. Evening visitors included Charles Mueller, Christy, Cathy, Clarence Webb, Linda, and Marilyn. Janice and Marty Barnhart visiting aunt and uncle Clyde Carpenter and son Lloyd near Atchison. Joe McCullough and Virginia of Coffeyville were Sunday guests at Gus Mueller's home.
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Harold Robbins
Tom Pinkley
Bill Cowan
California
Florence
Darlene
Earl Barnhart
Wichita
Jim Dell
H. E. Asher
Chanute
L. T. Lasley
Charles Mueller
Christy
Cathy
Clarence Webb
Linda
Marilyn
Janice
Marty Barnhart
Clyde Carpenter
Lloyd
Atchison
Joe McCullough
Virginia
Coffeyville
Doctor Is 102 and Quiet About Birthday
Uniontown Pennsylvania notes Dr. John D. Sturgeon, a physician with over 75 years of practice, celebrating his 102nd birthday with a quiet dinner at home. He declines to set rules for longevity and avoids tobacco and liquor. His family includes four children, eight grandchildren, and 12 great grandchildren. his son Dr. John D. Sturgeon Jr. works at Uniontown Hospital.
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Uniontown
John D. Sturgeon
Sturgeon
Uniontown Hospital
Pennsylvania
Beekeeper Hospitalized After Bee Sting in Salisbury
A China Grove beekeeper, James R. Nichols, 50, was hospitalized after a bee sting on his leg. He was removing honey from a hive when the attack triggered a terrible reaction and severe pain, according to hospital staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury, N.C
China Grove
James R. Nichols
Rt. 3
Nichols
Massachusetts Lawmakers Reject State Song Commission
Boston a state legislative group says Massachusetts does not need a theme song. The house ways and means committee denied a proposal to form a special commission to pick a state song and award a thousand dollars to the winning songwriter.
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Boston
Massachusetts
House
Ways and Means
Cattle and Hog Prices Mixed as Markets Dip in Kansas City
Market notes show hogs fairly active with prices down 25 cents for U S 1 to 3 weights, cattle mostly steady with good to choice steers at 17.00 to 19.00 and prime veals up to 20.00. Kansas City and Parsons reports list varied stocker and dairy prices, with lambs and ewes also adjusting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
USDA
U. S
Parsons
Market Notes on Eggs Poultry and Market Averages
Eggs steady to firm with wholesale buying prices mostly unchanged. Live poultry receipts listed, with prices for heavy and light hens, broilers, roasters, roosters, and caponettes. Also reports on Wall Street stocks. July soybeans and wheat futures move in a subdued trading session. Kansas City grain and hay quotes show mixed movements across cereals and feeds.
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Chicago
F.o.b
Chicago Grain
Board of Trade Today
Mrs Taylor Presides At CWF Meeting
Mrs P H Taylor presided over the Christian Women’s Fellowship general meeting at the church yesterday afternoon. The session opened with group singing and included devotions by Mrs Albert Benson and a lesson titled Presenting CWF by Mrs Eugene Oyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Taylor
Christian Womens Fellow
Ship of the Christian Church
Albert Benson
Eugene Oyler
Dale Dahlgren
A. B. Chauncey
No Man Is An Island
Charles Chauncey
Henry Alford
Southeast Kansas Associational Meeting Set for Friday
Social calendar lists a Southeast Kansas Associational Meeting at First Baptist Church Friday July 13 at 10 a.m. A Christian Culture Class is postponed until July 20. Also listed is Ladies Day Bridge at the Country Club at 1:45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeast
Kansas
First Baptist Church
Wichita Woman Killed in Highway Curve Crash
A 34-year old Wichita woman, Mrs Wilma Swafford, was killed when her car overturned on a curve on Highway K2 near Norwich Kansas early today.
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Norwich
Kas
Wilma Swafford
Here
Athlete's Foot Keratolytic Ad From Casey's Rexall Drug
An advertisement promoting a keratolytic treatment for athlete's foot claims the product deadens and peels infected skin to expose germs to the medicine. It guarantees money back if not satisfied within one hour and mentions Casey's Rexall Drug Store as the selling point.
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Casey's
Rexall Droge
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Ida Leonard
Jess Leonard
Haze
Senate
Harrison
the Tribune
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Calvert
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Allis
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Avco Mig
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Elec
Gen Motors
Goodyear
Gulf Oil
Homestic
G&r
Nat Bisc
NY Central
Ieee
Phill Petseteereee
Reyn
St Jos
Seeenee
B.E Goodrich Vacation
Tire Sale
B. F. Goodrich
Reed's
Texaco Service
Washburn Texaco
SVC
Jack's
B.f.goodrich
E. Main
S. Lincoln
N. Senta Fe
E. Elm
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Socony
Spen Chem
Enee
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UN Pac Sreevegenee
US Steele
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Mrs. Taylor
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