Chanute area frog hunters spot beaver activity and more
While frog hunting along the Neosho River east of Chanute, Mr and Mrs Robert Trabue and Jack Brennan observed a red fox and beaver activity. A meeting in Chanute formed a tentative class for exceptional children with 21 attending and 17 signing to promote the effort.
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Robert Trabue
Jack Brennan
Neosho River
Chanute
Brennan
Missing mother says two children and husband vanished
A 24-year-old Missouri mother, Mildred Brink, reports her husband Walter Brink and their two daughters, Michelle 5 and Tracy 3, missing since June 16 after he left with their belongings. Police say the case is civil and not police jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Mildred Brink
Walter Brink
Michelle
Tracy
Elva Carr
Jones Pleads Guilty and Receives Parole
William G. Jones of 914 N. Grant pleaded guilty in city court to enticing a child for immoral purposes and lewd conduct. Judge Robert Pennington sentenced six months on each count, parole granted for two years, and costs of court action were ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Jones
N. Grant
Robert Pennington
Loss of Blood Fatal For Burlington Man
Glenn M. Snider, 50, of Burlington, Kansas, died from loss of blood after his hands were caught in a hay baler. He was alone eight miles northwest of Burlington Thursday night while trying to loosen tangled twine. the accident was discovered four hours later.
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Burlington, Kas
Glenn M. Snider
Snider
Burlington
Becks Indicted By Grand Jury
Seattle King County Grand Jury charged Teamster President Dave Beck and his son Dave Beck Jr. with grand larceny of union funds. Beck denied the charges at a press conference calling them ridiculous and planned a national tour after posting 3000 dollar bond.
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Seattle
King County
Grand Jury
Dave Beck
Dave Junior
Beck
Junior
Union
30 Month Prison Term In Forgery Case
Eldon Baugh, 38, a former dancing instructor from Moberly, Missouri, received a 30 month federal sentence for interstate transportation of $9,000 in forged American Express money orders. The forged blanks, stolen in Wichita, were taken to Littleton Colorado on March 31. Baugh was arrested April 18 in Fort Branch Indiana. His brother Paul Baugh, 37, was later sentenced in St Louis for robbery and implicated in the forged orders scheme.
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Topeka
Kas
Eldon Baugh
Moberly
Baugh
Wichita
Littleton
Colo
Fort Branch
Ind
Paul Baugh
New Police Chief Makes First Arrest in Miami Beach
Michael Fox, 64, recently named police chief, arrested Abraham Buchalter, 56, after finding him in possession of gambling equipment. Buchalter was booked on gambling equipment charges.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Michael Fox
Fox
Abraham Buchalter
Traffic Fatalities in Kansas 1957 Update
State Accident Records Section reports 0 fatalities in past 24 hours, total 256 for 1957 to date, compared with 329 for the same period in 1956.
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Topeka
Kansas
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Tribune
Civil Defense mock alert tests evacuee housing at Chanute
The Operations Alert drill described evacuations and housing for 10 000 evacuees at Chanute and noted Wichita Kansas City and Salina were bombed in the mock assault. Jim Gilbreath kept radio duty for 17 hours, coordinating 15 counties as Pittsburg station ran around the clock. Officials reported 95 521 526 people in simulated bombed areas and 191 vital targets were supposedly struck. The exercise produced delays in communications and left officials cautious on its success. President Eisenhower spent the weekend at his Gettysburg farm after a helicopter trip to a secret capital hideout.
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Chanute
State Civil Defense
Topeka
Jim Gilbreath
Gilbreath
Civil Defense
Pittsburg
United States
U. S
North Pole
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Bootleg Whiskey Found In Raid on Home Here
Chanute police and county officers with a search warrant raided the home of Carl Brooks at 1301 N Washington last night and found a gallon of bootleg whiskey under a bed. Brooks was taken into custody and charged with possession of bootleg whiskey.
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Chanute
Carl Brooks
Washington
Tom Morehead
Brooks
Truck Threat To Town In Mountains
Dunsmuir California faces runaway trucks on U S Highway 99 as a heavy plywood hauler plowed through Main Street. A driver was killed, two seriously hurt, five treated for minor injuries, and a highway patrol response followed as officials plan talks with the city to curb the danger.
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Dunsmuir
Calif
U. S. Highway 99
Mt. Shasta Highlands
Sacramento Valley
Jack Perry
Buel Knichloe
Tucson
Ariz
State Highway and Public Utility Commission
Bartlett
Kas
Missouri Pacific
Orland Keith
Carthage
Driver Arrested After Night Collision at Main and Plummer
A crash at Main and Plummer damaged a 1955 Chevrolet driven by Hazel May Richardson and a 1937 Pontiac driven by A L LaSalle of 101 N Plummer. LaSalle was arrested on charges of operating a motor vehicle under the influence and leaving the scene, later released on a $150 bond with a hearing set for 4 p.m. next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel May Richardson
A. L. LaSalle
N. Plummer
Main
Plummer
LaSalle
Spending Brake Triggers Threats Of Tighter Federal Curbs
House Democrats protest a reported presidential order to hold 1958 federal spending to 1957 levels. Rep. Cannon accuses the administration of duplicity as the Appropriations Committee eyes a spending ceiling for the President.
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Washington
House
Rep. Cannon
D-Mo
House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Cannon
Percival M. Brundage
Atomic Energy Commission
Warm Weekend Outlook for Topeka Kansas
The Weather Bureau in Topeka cautions a minor cool front moves into northwest Kansas offering little relief from heat. Expect 90s north and 100 to 105 in the south with tonight’s lows 60s to 70s. Skies to stay fair to partly cloudy through Sunday with scattered thunderstorms in the northwest and extreme north tonight and Sunday.
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Topeka
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Rparks
Salina
Goodland
Marais Des Cygnes
Fox Departs for Quincy Home After Week with Kin
Gaylene Fox leaves today for her home in Quincy Illinois following a visit since Monday with her sister and husband Mr and Mrs Don Haymaker 2020 Evergreen.
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Gaylene Fox
Quincy
Ill
Mrs
Don Haymaker
Evergreen
Senate group approves funds for Neosho River projects
The Senate Appropriations Committee backed 200000 for start on Neosho River dam construction and 125000 planning for Burlington dam and Council Grove reservoir. They also approved 4700000 for Toronto dam on Verdigris River. Neosho Cottonwood Flood Control Assn officers plan July 28 talks with Army Engineers from Tulsa on Burlington and Council Grove progress.
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Strawn
Neosho River
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
House
Burlington Dam
Council Grove Reservoir
Neosho Cottonwood Flood ‘Control Assn
Washington, D.C
Association
Burlington
Army Engineers
Congress
Toronto
Verdigris River
Hottses
Neosho-Cottonwood Flood Control Assn
Tulsa
Council Grove
Gore Offers Sub Civil Rights Bill
Senator Gore of Tennessee says he is consulting with Republican and Democratic senators to devise a substitute for the administration civil rights bill. The move aims to craft an alternative approach through bipartisan talks in Washington.
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Gore
Washington
Sen
D-Tenn
Bender Resigns for Mission Post Across Missouri River
The Rev W Gaye Bender resigns as pastor of First Baptist Ottawa to become Superintendent of Missions for the Missouri River Baptist Association in Kansas City Kansas beginning Aug 1 He will coordinate and promote denominational work among 41 churches from Central Baptist Theological Seminary in Kansas City He will attend a Greenlake Wisconsin conference before leaving and his family will stay at 120 N Forest Ottawa until mid August Meanwhile the Senate enters a weekend session for civil rights bill debate with a tentative Tuesday vote under a unanimous consent agreement and potential filibuster threats
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W. Gaye Bender
First Baptist Church
Missouri River Baptist Association
Kansas City
Kas
Bender
Association
Central Baptist Theological Seminary
American Baptist Assembly
Greenlake
Wis
Edwin
Ottawa University
N. Forest
Senate
Knowland
Gore
House
Attorney General
Eisenhower
Russell
Johnson
Violent Storm Strikes Chicago Claims Several Lives
A six hour severe electrical storm drenched the Chicago metro area with 6.24 inches of rain, flooding basements and streets. At least three people died, hundreds fled homes, Midway airport halted operations, and Joliet and nearby towns reported extensive damage and rescues.
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Chicago
Midway Airport
William Leen
Atella Toney
New Lenox
Joliet
Richard Campbell
Weather Bureau
Cortland St
Milwaukee Railroad
Lake Shore
Congress Street
Peterson Visits Kansas City for Weekend with Mrs Al Sill
Delores Peterson travels to Kansas City to spend the weekend with Mrs. Al Sill.
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Delores Peterson
Kansas City
al Sill
Power Failure Delays Mock Alert Plans in Tucson
Civil Defense workers faced a real emergency as a national mock alert proceeded. A local power outage knocked the courthouse headquarters offline, halting work until Louis Menager retrieved a flashlight and resumed operations after 15 minutes.
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Tucson
Ariz
Louis Menager
Nuisance Provisions Target Dogs At Large
Police Department enforces rules prohibiting dogs from running at large or howling to disturb the peace. Ady 77-41 references cite enforcement actions and penalties for violations. The measure aims to curb disturbances and maintain neighborhood order.
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Police Department
Ady
Car Strikes Bridge East of Chanute Woman Uninjured
Beatrice N Felt of Wichta drove on K39 about 13 miles east of Chanute when her car struck the bridge concrete bannister. Sheriff L Montgomery said loss of control while slowing for a preceding vehicle caused the crash. The driver was uninjured. the concrete barrier was cracked.
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Erie
Beatrice N. Felt
Wichta
Chanute
Lee Montgomery
Tuskegee Housing Limit Law Draws Negro Boycott
Gov James E Folsom lets a bill become law without approval eliminating most Negro residential areas from Tuskegee Alabama city limits. Negro residents have boycotted white merchants for two weeks in protest of the measure. Khrushchev and Bulganin plan to fly back to Prague after a swing through Czechoslovak hinterlands ending with separate departures from Bratislava.
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Montgomery
Ala
James E. Folsom
Tuskegee
Alabama
Praguf
Czechoslovakia
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Prague
Kremlin
Bratislava
Sovakia
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Brian
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Nancy Harris
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