Safari Museum honors Martin Johnson and Osa in Chanute
Mrs. Freda Cripps Cripps of Albany California sister of the late Martin Johnson visited Chanute for the Safari Museum dedication honoring Martin and Osa Johnson. She thanked all who funded and built the museum and sent items for display. A coyote sighting near Chanute amused farmer Roy Phobus as coyotes predate on field rats. Dr Henry K Baker spoke on mental health at the Optimist club breakfast. A man in a undershirt and eyeglasses walked past the Silver Grill during the talk. Minor League games Penney's vs Nation's and Self Service vs Evans Music were stopped by darkness. four innings counted as official.
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Freda Johnson Cripps
Albany
Calif
Martin Johnson
Osa
Martin
California
Henry K. Baker
Optimist Club
Silver Grill Cafe
W. Main
Penney's
Nation's
Self Service
Evans Music
Fast Easy Extra Money Ad Sells First Day
A Tribune classified ad promises quick cash from household items and reports a buyer on the first day. Readers are urged to call HE 14100 and place ads by phone mail or in person.
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Tribune
The
Veterans Plan Extends VA Direct Loans to Kansas Homes
The Veterans Administration announced a plan designating Leavenworth County Kansas as eligible for direct loan assistance to buy non farm homes and farm residences for qualified veterans.
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Washington
Leavenworth County
Kas
Veterans Administration
Fatal Czech airliner crash in Morocco kills 72
A Czechoslovak Ilyushin-18 crashed while gliding to Casablanca, killing 72 aboard. The descent from Prague included 10 Moroccans and 27 Mali citizens, with one Mali survivor later dying of burns. Captain Josef Mikus led the flight. the mishap halted near Rabat due to weather.
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Morocco
Casablanca
Prague
Zurich
Kouli Baly
Josef Mikus
Mali
Negro Air
Guinea
Ghana
Rabat
Sale
Camp Care
Exact Cause Of Jetliner Crash Sought Near Denver
Federal investigators probed the United Airlines Flight 859 crash near Denver seeking the exact cause after the DC-8 veered from the runway and exploded in flames. Of 122 aboard, 16 died, 18 uninjured escaped, 50 taken to hospitals, and 38 including 7 crew survived serious injury. Witnesses praised crew and ground responders who guided passengers to safety.
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Denver
United Air
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Earl Guyer
U.s.veterans Hospital
Fort Lyons
Colo
Guyer
Henry Blom
Blom
Chicago
Omaha
John Grosso
John Bryne
Lyle Creek
Phoenix
Ariz
Bryne
Sally Whipple
la Jolla
Calif
Mental Health Offered Use of Hospital
Neosho Memorial Hospital extended meeting and conference rooms to the Neosho County Mental Health Assn and offered clinical facilities for the mental health program as needed. Robert Geiger, president of the Neosho Mental Health Assn., attended to discuss needs and hospital aid. Board members plan an inspection of the obstetrics and patient wings with completion expected in August and a public open house scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Neosho County
Robert Geiger
Neosho Mental Health Assn
Walter Poor
Virgil Mix
Stark
Hugh T. Jones
Dwight Wallingford
Pasture Fire Burns on Wester Robison Farm
An extensive pasture fire burned yesterday evening at the Wester Robison farm six miles west of the airport. Neighbors Ralph Winterrowd and Joe Adelgren helped extinguish the blaze with water soaked sacks after a lengthy battle starting around 5 30 p m. Cause is unknown. Mary Busby was not home.
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Wester Robison
Clement White
R. Buffalo
White
Mr. White
Ralph Winterrowd
Ralph Jr
Joe Adelgren
Mary Busby
Dr. Pao-shu Chen Joins Medical Staff At TB Hospital
Dr. Pao-shu Chen joined the Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital medical staff on July 1, succeeding Dr. Yong W. Kim who resigned to work at Gelvin Haughey Clinic in Concordia. A 57 year old Chinese national, he studied at Peking Union Medical College and held posts in Shanghai and Formosa before joining Topeka State Hospital in 1957. He lives at 319 N. Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pao-shu Chen
Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
Yong W. Kim
Gelvin Haughey
Concordia
U.S
Formosa
China
Chen
Peking Union Medical College
Peking
Rockefeller Foundation
Shanghai
National Institute of Health
University of Minnesota
Topeka State Hospital
Sek Tuberculosis Hospital
James Brown
N. Grant
Ashley Heads United Fund in Chanute election
Richard Ashley was elected president of Chanute United Fund Inc at a Bank of Commerce meeting. Eliza beth Pieper and Bill Young were named first and second vice presidents, with William Gray Jr as treasurer and Mrs. Coleen Ikenberry secretary of the board. Joseph Lewis chairs the budget committee and a large board of directors was elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Ashley
Chanute United Fund Inc
Bank of Commerce
Elizabeth Pieper
Bill Young
William Gray Jr
Coleen Ikenberry
Joseph Lewis
Lewis
Lewis, Gray
Ashley
Young
Ikenberry
Miss Pieper
Jim Cooper
Gladys Easton
Charles Henshall
Carl Pate
Floyd Potter
Pete Rosenthal
Ed Zastrow
Carl Haight
Richard Willis
Dean Foster
Dale Painter
William Bodley
Ralph Ellis
Dwight MccCreight
M. L. Morton
Joe Balch
Chauncey Fisher
Joe Melnyke
Buford Fisher
Marvin Seefeldt
Dean Sutcliffe
Leroy Whiteman
Alfred Krone
George Palen
Erie Centennial Parade Opens Reunion Night
In Erie the Soldiers and Sailors Reunion continues with a 5 PM parade, saddle club performances, and square dancing. A 40 square dance contest starts at 8 PM, followed by a street dance at 9. The centennial queen selection is planned for tomorrow.
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Erie
Soldiers and Sailors
Saddle Club
Centennial gala opens in Altoona with queen coronation
Altoona hosts a three day Wilson County centennial with eight queen candidates from county towns and a coronation by Mayor William F. Hansen at 9 p m after the 4 H style revue. Tug of war contests lead Friday events followed by parades, races, contests, and band performances through Saturday.
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Altoona
Wilson County
William F. Hansen
Dan Pherigo
Gayla Jo Cress
Lowell Shire
Lafontaine
Ball Park
Fredonia
New Albany
Benedict
Neodesha
Coyville
Buffalo
George ‘Hyde
Altoona High School
Ralph Dice
Four Chanute youths implicated in mailbox damage
Police say four Chanute teen boys damaged government mail boxes at 9th and Highland and 11th and Evergreen with illegal firecrackers Monday night. Three of the four admitted participation. ages given as 19, 18, 17, and 14. The case involving the three older youths was referred to postal authorities. the younger is under juvenile jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland
11Th
Evergreen
Kansas
Christy waives hearing in burglary case bound over
Lyle Christy formerly of Chainute and Humboldt waived preliminary hearing in city court on burglary and larceny charges and was bound over to district court with bond set at 1500 dollars. He is tied to a chain saw theft from John Erickson farm northwest of here. A juvenile court hearing for a 15 year old Chainute boy involved granted conditional parole to leave state pending employment confirmation.
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Lyle Christy
Chanute
Humboldt
Christy
John Erickson
Here
Weather outlook and Kansas rainfall report
In Topeka and Kansas, rain fell heavily across western and north central areas with severe weather and hail. Tornado clouds were spotted near Natoma Dorrance and Dodge City but no tornado damage reported. Jewell received 1.83 inches of rain as four inches fell just east of town. Forecast calls for partly cloudy to cloudy skies with scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight and Thursday with highs 80 to 85 and lows 40 to 65.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Natoma
Dorrance
Dodge City
Jewell
Missile Alarm Moon In Record High Orbit
The United States launched the Midas III satellite into a 1,850 mile high polar orbit, the first U S missile alarm orbit to pass over Russia. The craft carries an infrared eye to detect missile exhaust and aims to provide near instant warnings alongside radar and computer systems.
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Point Arguello
Calif
United States
Russia
Air Force
U.S
Africa
Navy Space Base
Midas III
Midas
Atlas
Samos
Ural Mountains
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Cape Canaveral
Fila
Kansan Missouri towns organize protest against gas rate rise
A Kansas City meeting formed a protest board against Cities Service Gas Co. rate hikes filed with the Federal Power Commission. Chanute officials will lead, hiring a Washington firm to file intervention to delay the rate, with six months before it takes effect and possible refunds if denied. Erie Humboldt area towns affected.
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Cities Service Gas Co
Federal Power Commission
Kansas and
Missouri
Kansas City
Washington, D. C
FPC
R. J. Hayes
John Sherman Jr
Chanute
Sherman
Hayes
Washington
Cities
Cities Service
Erie
Humboldt
Government Not Trusted
Otto A. Blume, a Missouri farmer in his 60s, defies federal marshals who moved him off his farm then leveled the condemned portion. He returned to live in a truck on high ground near the Pomine de Terre reservoir and warned the government wants lakefront property. He said he wrote Kennedy, Kennedy, and Rep. Morgan M. Moulder claiming entitlement to every inch of shoreline.
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Pittsburg
Otto A. Blume
Missouri Ozarks
Pomine de Terre
Blume
O. A. Blume
Castro
Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Morgan M. Moulder
D-Mo
Korean Dam Break Kills 114, 13 Missing
The Korean Red Cross reported 114 killed and 13 missing after a dam burst near Namwon south of Seoul. About 220 houses were washed away and 203 destroyed as floods from days of heavy rain hit a 20,000 person community. Two villages flooded when Seback Myun reservoir waters spilled through an irrigation dam.
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Seoul
South Korean
Red Cross
Namwon
Seback Myun
Weather Woman Is Honored for Weather Records
ULYSSES Kas AP Mrs H F McCall honored for a well kept record of Grant County weather since March 1917. She is one of 29 volunteer observers in the United States presented awards today from the Weather Bureau.
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Ulysses, Kas
H. F. McCall
Grant County
$1000 Loss In Farm Fire Near Chanute
The Glen Neely farm on Shaw road southeast of Chanute suffered a $1000 fire loss. A box car with tools and riding gear burned. a Dodge truck nearby was scorched and a barn was at risk. Mary Neely, 13, credited the Chanute fire department for saving the barn as firefighters arrived at 2:48 pm.
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Glen Neely
Shaw Road
Chanute
Mary Neely
Topeka Man Detained After Stripping in Public
A Topeka man was taken into custody by police at Lincoln and Main around 7 a.m. after he stripped and discarded his clothes along a route from 15 N. Grant. Officers noted a history of mental illness, he was examined by a physician and later released to relatives from Topeka. Wasser for Insurance. HE 19530.
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Topeka
Lincoln and
Main
N. Grant
Kashmir not top topic as Ayub and Kennedy focus on economy
In Washington Ayub Khan and John F Kennedy set Kashmir aside for now and pledged U S scientific help to combat soil salinity affecting 27 million acres in Pakistan. Salinger said a team of U S scientists will study the salinity and aid efforts to restore fertility while Kashmir to be raised at a later meeting.
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Washington
Pakistan
Ayub Khan
Kennedy
Kashmir
Ayub
Pieerre Salinger
U.S
Salinger
Nehru
White House
India
Jubbulpore
United States
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Belle Leighty
S. Steuben
Independence
Mrs. Cripps
Safari
Roy Phobus
Leo
Phebus
Phobus
Dr. Baker
Robison
TB Hospital
Southeast
United Funds
BOE Co
Midas I
Wasser
Rancor
Heiping
Mount Vernon
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