Car Collide Damages Cars at Third and Gretchen
A two car collision at Third and Gretchen around 7 30 p m damaged rear fender and bumper of Ralph Eugene Rayburn 115 S Gretchen and front fender of Kathryn Pilgrim 221 S Denman. Rayburn turning onto Third while the other car traveled west on Third caused the mishap. Wayne Matlock Chanute was arrested for disturbing the peace Saturday night posted a 25 bond with a hearing set for 4 p m today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Eugene Rayburn
S. Gretchen
Kathryn Pilgrim
S. Denman
Gretchen
Rayborn
Wayne Matlock
Chanute
Traffic citation for illegal muffler issued to Fred K. Alford
Fred K. Alford received a traffic summons from police R 3 for operating a motor vehicle with an illegal muffler. The brief notice cites the citation as a summons rather than a charge, and lists the vehicle as the subject of the infraction.
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Fred K. Alford
Ilegal Muffier
Full Day in Kansas For Gov Harriman
Gov Averill Harriman of New York plans a full day in Kansas on Friday July 20 with a Kansas City luncheon and a major farm speech at a statewide barbecue in Great Bend. Preparations anticipate 10000 attendees at Great Bend. Campaign manager Bill Salome said Harriman will tour Colorado Nebraska and South Dakota after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Averill Harriman
New York
Kansas
Bill Salome
Wichita
Harriman
Kas
Great Bend
Salome
Colorado
Nebraska
South Dakota
Paratrooper Aspirant Smith Seeks Rigger Role
An Air Force B25 landed near Geneseo Illinois and Smith stated he still hopes to become a parachute rigger, adding that his current practical experience is valuable and relevant to the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneseo
Ill
Smith
Deaths and Funerals in Iola Area
Obituaries note Earl Williams 79 of Iola died at Ransom Memorial Hospital Ottawa. Funeral 2 pm Tuesday Waugh Funeral Home Iola. burial Moran cemetery. Survived by 10 children, 24 grandchildren, 21 great grandchildren. wife and two sons predeceased him. Also reported are John O. Boerstler dies in Tulsa born 1886 Chanute. survivors include children in Arcadia Duncan Tulsa and Chanute. Funeral 2 pm Wednesday Assembly of God Jenks Oklahoma. Other notices: Mrs Ed Schoepflin funeral at Wilson Johnson Chapel with burial Elmwood cemetery. Mrs John G Stadler dies aboard Santa Fe train en route Los Angeles. survivors listed. funeral in Sleeper's Chapel Iola. interment Highland cemetery. Mrs Stadler mother of Robert Stadler of Humboldt, wife of Can non & Stadler. service details and survivors provided.
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Earl Williams
Iola
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
Waugh Funeral Home
Moran Cemetery
Williams
Charles Citti
S. Evergreen
John O. Boerstler
T. P. Gaughan
Tulsa
Chanute
Earl
Vera) Chartier
Arcadia
Orville
Pauline) Wasson
Duncan
Okla
M. H. Boerstler
John Jr
Schoepflin
Ed Schoepflin
Wilson-Johnson
William T. Hunt
Ethel Reno
Dale Stemple
Hazel Slane
Jesus
God
Skinny Thompson
I. H. Ingraham
Dean Tennis
Merle Tennis
Frank Seidl
Jess Schaal
Elmwood Cemetery
Stadler
John G. Stadler
Sleeper’s Chapel
Highland Cemetery
Wall Street Ups On Slim Margin Amid Mixed Trading
Oil and selected issues kept the New York market higher with modest gains late in the session. Leading stocks rose fractions to about a point as some outside gainers advanced, while many earlier gains were trimmed and several stocks lost ground. Volume neared 2.2 million shares. In Tokyo, a 19 year old Navy airman who parachuted from three planes reached Japan on emergency leave.
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New York
Am Tel&Tel
Anac
Atchison
Beth Steel
Crrpeter
du Pont
Sc Hell
Tokyo
Raymond T. Smith
Elec
Navy
Gen Motors
Japan
de Mont Ward
Smith
Penney, JC
Far East
Phill
Chicago
RCA
St Jos
Sears Rock
Sinclair Os
Michigan
Neptune
Glenview
Lil
the Tribune
Asthma Formula Now Sold Without Prescription
A moveable asthma remedy, Primatene, is offered over the counter after doctors reported its formula as the leading prescription for private patients. The prep claims rapid attack relief and hours of freedom from spasms, with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Heat Fueled Capture Of Pair Fugitives In Oklahoma
In 102 degree heat near Taft Oklahoma a 100 man posse closed in on Ed ward Leon Williams and Daniel Mayfield who escaped Muskogee County jail after overpowering two guards. Mayfield was wanted for abducting a town marshal and Williams for a June murder in Tulsa. Mayfield captured first, Williams shortly after.
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Muskogee
Okla
Edward Leon
Pete) Williams
Daniel Mayfield
Taft
Oklahoma
Muskogee County
Williams
Tommie Robert Cooker
Tulsa
Mayfield
Haskell
American Families Buy Pianos in Modern Era
The National Piano Manufacturers Assn. reports many families purchase pianos. A survey shows about 30 percent of buyers earn $4,000 to $5,000 annually and about 98 percent under $10,000. Roughly 49 percent of new piano purchases use the installment plan.
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Chicago
National Piano Manufacturers Assn
McCray Willis Wedding Vows Linked in Chicago Church
Mr and Mrs William Willis Lin da Kay and Joyce Elaine 606 S Kansas returned home after attending the wedding of Willis brother the Rev Robert Willis to Betty McCray in Chicago last Wednesday evening Willis served as best man for his brother A buffet dinner followed the reception in Chicago event details remain from the notice
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William Willis
Linda Kay
Joyce Elaine
S. Kansas
Willis
Robert Willis
Betty McCray
Chicago
Willis Family Visits Andrews in Mt Vernon Ill
A candlelight ceremony at the Stone church accompanies a Willis family visit to Mr and Mrs Robert Andrews and children in Mt Vernon Illinois during their return trip Diane Willis accompanied them to Chanute for a visit.
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Stone Church
Willis
Robert Andrews
Mt. Vernon
Ill
Andrews
Chanute
Diane
Bacon Crumble Adds Kick to Classic Egg Salad Sandwich
A playful kitchen tweak adds crumbled crisply cooked bacon to a traditional egg salad sandwich. The smoky crunch contrasts with creamy filling, delivering a simple flavor upgrade.
Social Calendar Notes From July 1956 City Listings
July 17 1956 events include FAF club meeting with Mrs L E Norman at 1 30 p m at 711 N Washington LAPM Odd Fellows Hall a 1 30 p m rainbow girls meeting at Masonic Temple Wesleyan Service Guild salad supper at Highland Park 7 30 p m Christian Service Guild led by Ruth Shannon 614 W Oak 7 30 p m Womens Golf Association at the country club and Circle 5 WMS of Grant Avenue Baptist Church awaiting further details.
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L. E. Norman
N. Washington
Patriarch Miltant
Odd Fellows Hall
P.m
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Wesleyan Service Guild
Highland Park
Christian Service Guild
Ruth Shannon
W. Oak
Womens Golf Assoc
Country Club
Circle 5
Grant Avenue
Potatoes Spoiled by Cold Storage Tip
A reader notes potatoes taste sweet when stored too cold. Below 40 or 50 degrees Fahrenheit starch converts to sugar. Store potatoes in a dark, cool space to avoid a sweetish flavor and preserve quality.
Indonesia announces seven month election results
Jakarta reports the official result of marathon elections started December 15. Four major parties split seats nearly evenly: the anti Western Nationalists, the pro West Masjumi, the Moslem Orthodox Radicals, and the Communists. The 520 member assembly is seen as a fierce battleground and Indonesia may lack a constitution for years.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Milk Trucks Rally Water Supply At Albany Blaze
Eight milk trucks carrying 3,000 gallons each brought water to firefighters at a railroad overpass in Albany Minnesota. The circulating loads kept water flowing to fire pumps until the blaze was controlled.
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Albany, Minn
Wage floor promised in Kansas governor race
George Docking pledged today to strongly back a swift enactment of a minimum wage law in Kansas if elected governor. The statement signals a priority on labor standards ahead of the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paola
Kas
George Docking
Kansas
Philippines Ratifies 1951 San Francisco Peace Treaty
The Philippine Senate approved the 1951 San Francisco peace treaty with Japan ending the state of war. The vote was 18 to 0 with three abstentions and three absentees.
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Manila
Philippine Senate
San Francisco
Japan
Senate Approves $1.725 Billion Military Construction Bill
The Senate passed a supplemental bill totaling 1.725 billion dollars chiefly for military construction and sent it to conference with the House. Senator Douglas of Illinois condemned the late submission of cost estimates in the measure.
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Air Force
Navy
Army
Field Force
Ft. Leavenworth
Ft. Riley
Air Material Command
Topeka
Air Training Command
McConnell Afb
Wichita
Strategic Air Command
Forbes Afb
Smoky Hill
Salina
Washington
Senate
House
Sen
Douglas
D-Ill
Congress
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Les Matthews
Chamber of Commerce
U.S. Chamber of Commerce Southwestern Institute
Dallas
Tex
Shirley Brown
Labette
Albert Steeves
Brown's
Patti Arnold
W. C. Arnold
Neodesha
H. J. Hibler
Marvin T. Phillips
N. Grant
Fort Worth
Tommy R. Jackson Jr
Mr. Jackson
Phillip
R. FE. Fraley
Irvin Martin
Humboldt
Santa Fe Hospital
Gary Phipps
Jim Abbott
Glen C. Hatfield
S. Lincoln
Phipp
Hatfield
Jeannine Myers
Earlton
Vilas Homebuilders
H. D. Unit
Vilas Church
A. A. Baltz
Francis E. Sale
Mrs. Sale
Daily Transcript
Gov
Wall Street
Sailor
Ilion L. Miller
USNR
Naval Air Corps
Missouri
McCray-Willis
Church
Gustaf Adelgren
Foop Main & Highland
West Main & Plummer
Aluminum
Olson
Wieners
Wonder’s
Coney Island
Wiener
Loupes
California
Santa Rosa
Insurance Agency
Lincoln
Wilson's Davis Paint Store
Sally Ann Bakery
Lipton’s
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