Cars Damaged In Two Saturday Accidents
Two separate two car wrecks occurred Saturday with damage to vehicle left sides and rear bumpers. No injuries were reported as Ethel Ramey’s parked car was struck in one incident involving Clara M. Gerhardt backing from a driveway. In the other, John E. McMeekin Jr. collided with Rosalynd Booth while both traveled north on Lincoln. Booth’s vehicle sustained no damage.
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Ethel Ramey
Wichita
Clara M. Gerhardt
S. Central
Gerhardt
John E. McMeekin, Jr
Lincoln
Neb
Rosalynd Booth
S. Larson
Booth
Thayer Beats Altoona 7-6 in Babe Ruth Clash
Thayer Babe Ruth team defeated Altoona 7-6 to improve to six wins, one loss in league play. Larry Brown earned the win for Thayer, with Bob Williams credited in the Babe Ruth squad. The Pee Wee unit also beat Altoona 7-4, and Thayer eyes Cherryvale next on Sunday after a prior two-week win.
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Thayer
Thayer Babe Ruth
Altoona
Pee Wee
Larry Brown
Babe Ruth
Bobby Williams
Cherryvale
All Boys
Kansas City
Athletics
Lone Elm Boy Bitten by Monkey at City Park
A seven year old boy, Mike Johns, was bitten by a monkey yesterday at City Park. He received a tetanus shot and returned home under care of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Bowyer. The monkey was to be identified and isolated for observation.
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Lone Elm
Mike Johns
City Park
Wendell Bowyer
Zsa Zsa Slept Here Sign on Trujillo Yacht
In red paint on the white hull of Rafael Trujillo Jr.’s luxury yacht rested the message Zsa Zsa slept here. Sighted by ferry riders at San Pedro, Trujillo and crew were absent at dawn. The Dominican general’s son came to California for leisure, linked to Zsa Zsa Gabor through a Hollywood social circle.
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San Pedro
Calif
Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujillo Jr
Zsa
Terminal Island
Trujillo
California
Hollywood
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Old Dobin Loses Again as Show Is Dropped at Ozark Fair
Springfield Missouri AP reports the Ozark Empire Fair will drop the annual horse show and running horse races due to declining attendance. The horse pulling contest will still take place on August 13 with teams from Missouri Kansas Arkansas and Oklahoma competing.
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G. B. Boyd
Springfield
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Four Men on a Raft Head for Hawaii
The Lehi IV raft with four crewmen drifts 150 miles from shore as a fishing boat tows it. Skipper DeVere Baker hopes ocean currents will carry the raft toward Hawaii.
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Hawaii
San Pedro
Cali
DeVere Baker
State Wheat Harvest Progress Reported Across Kansas
The Kansas wheat harvest showed good progress toward completion over the weekend, according to the Harvest Labor Control Office. Scattered areas received light rainfall while crews continued field work and harvesting operations.
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Great Bend
Kas
Kansas
Harvest Labor Control Office
Harvest Progress and Equipment Standby Reported
Reports from employment service offices indicate 50 percent or more of the wheat has been cut in the northwest corner of the state and only cleanup spot cutting is needed elsewhere. The control center says there is an adequate supply of combines and labor to finish the harvest at all points. Local machines are being used extensively to harvest down fields and remaining wet patches.
AAA Membership Tops 100 Mark in Kansas
Glenn Markell, local AAA representative, said membership in the Kansas Automobile Club has surpassed the 100 mark and is expected to reach 200. Tabor Motor Co. joined as an AAA service affiliate alongside Ranz Motor Co., which has been affiliated for four years.
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Kansas Automobile Club
AAA
Glenn Markellie
Tabor Motor Co
Ranz Motor Co
Markellie
Community Dinner Hosts Wide Family Gathering
Walnut residents attend a large family dinner at Mrs. McCloskey's daughter Mrs. John Kennedy in Chanute honoring a San Diego couple on vacation. The gathering includes extended relatives from Kansas City Lee Summit Redfield Independence Fort Scott Paola and Wichita with guests from Schilling Air Force Base and St. Louis among others.
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Walnut
Walter Whelan
Mattie McCloskey
Leroy Fugate
Greg
Redfield
Paul Smith
Kansas City
Chris Swearinger
Independence
C. V. Kensinger
Dan Butler
Junior Kirby
Carl Junction
Clarence Jones
Kenneth Smith
Paola
George Jones
Ben Guthridge
Wichita
T. C. Guthridge
Alma Cover
Fort Scott
Witte Allen
Nancy
Rachael Allen
Larry Fox
Atlas ICBM launch postponed due to failed electronic part
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP the Atlas inter continental ballistic missile launch was postponed Saturday when an electronic part failed at the last second. A new firing attempt, worth about two million dollars and fully powered for the first time, is expected later this week.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Rural Grange Meet Set At Rural School Thursday
Weekend notes list guests visiting from Kansas City and Emporia. Marines Sgt Babcock is being transferred to Portland. Insurance official Hedges attends Kansas University Marketing School July 14 to 18 after meeting production quota. Local car incidents include Neeley’s damaged car and Roles vehicle rollover with no police inquiry. Fines and jail time awarded to Friedhofen for intoxication. Dolan arrested on intoxication charge.
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Roy Babcock
N. Evergreen
Floyd Babcock
Peter
Clay
Margaret
Quantico
Leon Lamoureux
Roy Garriott
Emporia
Sgt. Babcock
Marines
Portland, Ore
Orville S. Hedges
Kansas University Marketing School of Business
Lawrence
Hedges
Hospital Admittances and Births in Chanute District
Daily Transcript lists hospital admittances for Saturday Sunday and today with names and addresses, including Mrs Katherine Blinks and Earl Ed mondson. births reported for Saturday Sunday and today such as Eric Finley and a girl born to Mr and Mrs Charles Bartholomew. District Court filing from Chanute shows Velma May Cox vs John B Cox for divorce with claimed cruelty and requests alimony suit money and attorney fees.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Katherine Blinks
S. Steuben
Earl Edmondson
R. 2
Oral Collins
Stark
Ada Taylor
S. Evergreen
Opal Ivey
N. Western
Charles R. DeBolt
W. Oak
Leroy Warren
Emmerlyn Warren
Donald Shively
S. Ashby
Marion Willis
N. Garfield
Dale Douglas
S. Wilson
A. E. Turner Sr
S. Edith
Charles D. Hufford
Chanute
Paul Works
Leavenworth
Lacey Thorrell
Harold Young and Son
John Finley
Eric
Herbert Fox
N. Washington
Clifford Erickson
S. Highland
Charles Bartholomew
N. Steuben
District Court
Velma May Cox
John B. Cox
New Healing Substance Shrinks Hemorrhoids Without Surgery
Special report from New York describes Bio-Dyne the new healing substance behind Preparation H. Suppository or ointment form claims to shrink hemorrhoids, relieve itching and pain, with many cases reporting reduction and phrases like piles ceased to be a problem. Available at druggists with money back guarantee.
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New York, N. Y
Benson Delays Russia Visit Plans
Secretary of Agriculture Benson postpones his summer trip to the Soviet Union and European countries due to legislative and administrative pressures. The plan included six technical agricultural missions to be exchanged with the U S S R this summer and fall, with the first American mission already departed and Soviet groups due to arrive in the United States.
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Washington
Benson
Soviet Union
United States
U.S.S.R
Mid-America Board Reviews Growth and Prospects
Nineteen members attended the Mid-America Inc board meeting at the Kansas Gas & Electric lodge on Service Lake. Executive VP W H Caldwell said staff are contacting industries to lure locators to the region, with several active prospects under consideration. Thomas McNally presented $100 for a local Mid-America membership collected from Chicopee area residents. President Forrest Howell discussed a prior meeting at his home that sought to broaden Labette County membership.
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Parsons
Board of Trustees of Mid- America Inc
Kansas Gas & Electric Company
W. H. Caldwell
Mid-America
Caldwell
Thomas McNally
Chicopee
Forrest Howell
Labette County
Arizona allows open carry of pistols by non officers
In Arizona any person may carry a pistol openly as long as it is not concealed. Only a peace officer on duty may carry a concealed weapon.
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Arizona
Oil declines and mixed stocks in early Wall Street trading
International oils fall on Iraq revolt news as market opens lower. Volume matches Friday’s 2.4 million. Oil issues tied to Middle East drop one to four points while Western Hemisphere oil shares rise. Overall market down with some rails firm and Studebaker-Packard advancing.
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New York
Iraq
Middle East
Studebaker-Packard
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