Cumings Family Returns From Six Day Trip
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Cumings and their children Charles Linda and Eileen returned home after a six day trip to visit relatives in Las Animas Colorado and Borger Texas including stops with Mrs Walter Johnson Mrs Fern Smith and Carl Cumings They drove to the top of Pikes Peak during the Colorado visit.
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Kenneth Cumings
Charles
Linda
Eileen
Las Animas
Colo
Walter Johnson
Borger
Tex
Cumings
Fern Smith
Carl Cumings
Colorado
Pikes Peak
Daily Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Compile Local Notices
The paper lists patients admitted and discharged at Memorial Hospital across Saturday Sunday and today, including names and addresses for admission medical and surgical cases. Birth announcements note three new arrivals, and recent moves. A brief note mentions a 1899 mechanized troops milestone and transitions to modern warfare.
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Zola Sodal
Santa Fe
Marilynn Masters
R. 2
Herbert Barnett
S. Evergreen
Medical
H. J. Kennedy
Urbana
Mary Heller
S. Central
Edward Splechter
Thayer
Ralph Rice
Ed King
S. Highland
Judy Damron
Toronto
Gary S
Francis Spencer
Eric
Kenneth Ogle
N. Forest
Kenneth Childers
Eugene A. Green
Earlton
Larry Young
Demonstration in Cyprus Dispersed Amid Protests
Troops and police dispersed a several hundred strong protest in Nicosia against detention of political prisoners and Archbishop Makarios exile. Seven people were arrested after minor clashes.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Makarios
Deaths and Funerals in Chanute Erie and Area
Obituaries list Thomas A. Cain 83 of Chanute died after eight years illness. survivors include wife Etta, daughters Mrs. Keith and Mrs. Lovett, sons Arthur V. Phoenix, Charles Fort Worth, Franklin Albuquerque, sister Mrs. Greathouse Tucson, seven grandchildren, six great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 10 a.m. Koch-Skinner Chapel Elmwood Cemetery. Also mortality notes for Mrs. Della May Johnson Gilliatt Erie. Emanuel Fletcher memorial service in Johnson chapel with burial in Odense cemetery. Thomas Gomez Fajardo funeral at First Baptist Church with Memorial Park burial. Mrs. Watson Stewart funeral in Koch-Skinner Memorial chapel with Elmwood burial. multiple out-of-town relatives attend.
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Thomas A. Cain
Giles
Chanute
Cain Drilling Co
Cain
Elizabeth
W. Va
Etta Greathouse
Frank Keith
L. 0. Lovett
W. Gayel Bender
Elmwood Cemetery
Erie
T. R. Gilliatt
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Della May Johnson
Hiram and
Melissa Johnson
Nesho County
Theodore Robert Gilliatt
Walnut
Mount Pleasant
Charles Cox
Cecil
Shelly
N.C
Fay
Pine Bluff
Ark
Gilliatt
Bethel Methodist Church
Erie Federated Church
East Hill
Pierce Funeral Home
Fletcher
Emanuel Fletcher
Johnson Chapel
Judd Jones
First Methodist Church
Clyde Russell
Robert Johnson
Whispering Hope
Hazel Slane
Mmes
Ruth Crowl
Joe Whitteberry
Charles Wiggans
Bessie Cammerell
Plyle McGuffey
Harold Winans
Leroy Breiner
Wyrle Roberts
Glen Winder
Odense Cemetery
Edith Yohn
Pearl Wheeler
Tulsa
Dewey Fletcher
Las Vegas
N.M
George Basler
Nebraska Man Slated To Head Elks Lodges
Kearney Nebraska attorney Robert L Blackledge 57 was slated to become the Elks grand exalted ruler as the 93rd Grand Lodge Convention opened. He was nominated by Federal Judge John W Delehand and seconded by Nebraska Governor Victor Anderson amid a bid to lead 1 200 000 Elks.
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San
Bud Abbott Retires Leaving Costello Alone
Bud Abbott retires from the comedy duo with Lou Costello. Abbott, 61, has settled on a Santa Barbara ranch to rest and develop a stable of horses. Costello says no reunion is likely and hints at possibly working with Dean Martin if solo.
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Hollywood
Bud Abbott
Lou Costello
Costello
Abbott
Santa Barbara
Lou
Louis
Dean Martin
Humphrey Confesses Tax Policy Fueled Inflation
Sen. Fulbright claimed Secretary Humphrey admitted his 1954 tax bill spurred inflation by boosting capital spending on new plant and equipment. Fulbright said Humphrey testified that late 1955 and 1956 price rises stemmed from massive corporate investments, with the 1954 revision aimed at expansion.
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Washington
Sen
Fulbright
D-Ark
Treasury
Humphrey
Treasury Department
Senate
Arkansan
Finance Committee
Congress
Police Find Body In Tiny Tin Trunk
Police tied to day the bullet pierced body of James F. Malloy found squeezed in a tiny tin trunk may indicate he worked as a bookmaker or loan shark on Manhattan's West Side. Malloy aged 53 came from Philadelphia weeks ago seeking work and kept a room for eight months. He was identified by fingerprints from a 1942 Navy Yard painter job application.
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New York
James F. Malloy
Manhattan
West Side
Malloy
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Norway to Train Nike Specialists near Oslo
Oslo reports Norway will begin training specialists to operate Nike ground-to-air missiles starting September 1. Norway accepted a U S offer to supply Nike and Honest John missiles and will place Nike units mainly in the Oslo area near the Russian border.
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Norway
Nike
Oslo
United States
Honest John
Low-Flying Plane Blanks TV Outlook in Fairfield
James P. McKinney says a low flying twin engine plane caused his television picture to jump and knocked down the antenna of his two story house in Fairfield. The plane swooped over the residence yesterday and the propeller blast toppled the antenna. Police have no leads on the plane’s origin or destination.
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Fairfield, Conn
James FP. McKinney
McKinney
Boy Drowns at Long's Lake North of La Cygne
Donald Charles Young aged 14 drowned at Long's Lake three miles north of La Cygne Kansas his parents are Mr and Mrs Mike Young of Kansas City Kansas. The incident was reported as a drowning with authorities investigating the death.
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LA Cygne
Kas
Donald Charles Young
Long's Lake
Here
Mike Young
Kansas City
Kansas Wheat Harvest Makes Rapid Progress
The Kansas wheat harvest moved quickly over the weekend with widespread completion in the southwestern and west central areas. Labor and machinery shortages were minor and could be met by routing between offices as tractor operators were in demand for spring crops and stubble land.
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Great Bend
Kansas
G. K. Gilkinson
Southwestern
West Central
Central Land
North Central
South Central
Gilkison
Dodge City
Wichita
Salina
Fireman Webb Who Helped Casey Jones Dies at 83
Simeon T. Webb, 83, of Jackson Tennessee, the fireman who leaped from Casey Jones’s Cannonball engine during the Vaughn Mississippi wreck, dies after a cancer battle. Webb avoided another train overturn in 1919 and later left railroading, living with his daughter in Memphis before hospitalization.
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Casey Jones
Memphis
Simeon T
Sim) Webb
Jackson
Tenn
Vaughn
Miss
Casey
Webb
Wall Street mixed as profit taking trims gains in late day trade
The stock market in New York closed mixed with profit taking trimming early gains after a brief rise to year highs. Volume reached about 2.4 million shares with various sectors fluctuating and major issues mixed. U S Steel and several steel makers edged ahead marginally while aircraft stocks fell notably.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic Steel
Youngstown Sheet
Goodsyear
U. S. Rubber
International
Baltimore & Ohio
Boeing
United Aircraft
Am Tel
Boeing Air
Chrysler
USA Ses
Enats
Ford
Nat Bisc
OGI Penney, JC
Phill Pet
Oi Casey Ie
St Jos Lead
Sears Rock
Sinclair Es Ane
Socony i
Spencer Eee
Std Cowan
iStd OI N J
Sun Chem
Us Steel
Grain Futures Edge Higher Before Late Profit Taking
Chicago soybeans surged early on the board of trade then faced selling pressure that dragged prices down. New crop wheat closed four to two cents higher with July at 2.14 a bushel. Corn rose up to two percent, oats were unchanged, rye gained about two percent, and soybeans finished two cents lower to one percent higher around July contracts.
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Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Sooner Killed in Baxter Springs One Car Crash
Eugene R. Plumb aged 68 from Picher Oklahoma died from injuries after a one car crash near Baxter Springs Kansas. No other injuries were reported and details remain limited.
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Baxter Springs
Kas
Eugene R. Plumb
Picher
Okla
Here
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Tribune
Daily Transcript
Mildred McCarty
N. Grant
John Hancock
N. Edith
Guy Donovan
N. Highland
Alejo Moya
S. Forest
Vernon Field
Independence
Mary Reed
Malcolm
N. Central
N. Garfield
Neosho County
Laurie Field
Reinald I. Fried
Rss
Claude A. Parrish
W. E. Gault
Eden Park
Dee McConnell
R. E. Glover
Dorothy May Ireland
Burton
Orville McLaughlin
Dar DD. McCrate
Benedict
Ada Robert H. Krieger
Ernest A. Ensminger
Bé. Burton
Jay E. Tabor
M R Wilson
Lavada Mae Wilson
Jonin
Laphams
Adda
Ruby Lyons
Wiggans
Glen Lacey
Doris Lacey
Biles
Red Ross E. Zagmire
Guy W. Navarre
Tos
Ris
Charles T. Walker
Frank
Gaughan
Anthony B. Rieber
Eva Grubbs
Olean G. Banron
Adams
Morehead
U. S
Brussels
Nebraska
Elks Lodges
Sen. Fulbright
Carton
Morton House Savers
Morton House
TNT
Wall Street
Neosho River
Ffe Pipe Supply
Chanute, Ks
Krone
Insurance
Lincoln
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