Towns in Bid For Air Service Near Parsons
Thirteen cities across six states prepare to testify before a Civil Aeronautics Board examiner on local air routes. Manhattan seeks north to Omaha and south to Wichita. Junction City proposes joint service with Ft. Riley. Great Bend and Hays back added routes. Fort Wayne area not involved.
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Topeka Kan
Civil Aeronautics Board
Pittsburg
Salina
Kansas
Lamar
Colo
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missouri
Colorado
Manhattan
Kan
Continental Airlines
Lud Fiser
Junction City
Marshall Field
Ft Ft. Riley
Military Post
Hutchinson
Coffeyville
Independence
Parsons
Cherryvale
Neocesha
Regional News Briefs From Southeast Kansas
Southeast Kansas roundup notes a string of local items across multiple towns. Incidents include theft reports in Russell Corbitt’s area, a vehicle collision on 417 E. Main, and a semi-trailer crash near Thayer. Community events cover library story hour and a golden anniversary celebration in Neodesha.
Deaths and Funerals in Rural Kansas: Roper and Nichols
Mrs. William Payne, 67, of west of Roper, died at Mercy Hospital Independence after a long illness. Survived by husband and three sons, service set at Roper Methodist Church with burial beside daughter Betty in Maple Grove cemetery. Arthur F. Nichols funeral held at Buffalo Christian Church with interment in Little Sandy cemetery.
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William Payne Roper
William Payne
Roper
Mercy Hospital
Independence
Lyons
Dale
Carl
Buffalo
Glenn
Monticello
Utah
Roper Methodist Church
Maple Grove
Betty
Nichols
Arthur F. Nichols
Gardner Family Returns From Kansas City Visit
Mrs. Fred C. Gardner and family including Mary Jo Ruth Louise Esther Jane and John of 330 W Std traveled to Kansas City for a visit. They were joined by Mr. Gardner assistant flight commander at Camp Gary San Marcos Tex. They attended Fannie at the Starlight Theatre where son Jimmy played Cesario. Jimmy is in Mark Twain's Tom Sawyer currently showing.
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Fred C. Gardner
Mary Jo
Ruth Louise
Esther Jane
John
Kansas City
Gardner
Camp Gary
San Marcos
Tex San Marcos
Tex
Starlight Theatre
Jimmy
Cesario
Mark Twain
Admittances and dismissals listed for Neosho Memorial Hospital
Thursday admissions include Mrs. Iran M. Watford Elsmore Ed Turner Sr. 1505 S Edith and Fred Taylor 1 E 4th with Mrs Fred Taylor also listed. Surgical cases Josephine Orozco 1102 S Forest Phyllis A Rettig 109 N Central and others. Dismissals noted for Mrs Floyd Flowers Willard Crawford David Dinwiddie Karl Edmondson Richard B Campbell and others.
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Iran M. Watford
Elsmore
Ed Turner Sr
S. Edith
Fred Taylor
Josephine Orozco
S. Forest
Surgical
Phyllis A. Rettig
N. Central
Merle Estes
S. Steuben
Medical
Lee Ward
Thayer
R. J. Hayes
S. Lafayette
Floyd Flowers
E. 16Th
Willard C. Crawford
W. 2Nd
David Dinwiddie
Buffalo
Karl Edmondson
Hogs Higher Cattle Meager at Kansas City Market
In Kansas City cattle arrivals were light with 300 calves unsold and demand weak, while hogs 1,500 head sold with steady to mostly 25 higher for under 200 lb barrows and gilts. Sows were scarce and mostly 25 lower. ligher weights and other meat prices given for various weight classes and U S 1 3 barrows. Also notes on eggs butter and grain futures in Chicago and Kansas City reports.
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Kansas City
U. S
Two Children Missing In Northern Wilderness
In Orr Minnesota two youngsters Francine Crego ten and her brother Michael eight vanished while picking blueberries near their Ash Lake cabin. Ray McDermott urged volunteers as the search pressed to locate the missing siblings. Their father Lyle Crego Jr. was in town assisting with logging.
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ORR
Minn
Ray McDermott
Francine Crego
Michael
Ash Lake
Lyle Crego Jr
Wall Street Opens With Modest Gains Amid Profit Taking
The New York market showed fair gains despite late profit taking. Volume around 3.1 million shares versus 3.18 million prior session, with leaders up fractionally to about a point and losses in a similar range. Early activity saw the ticker lag 18 minutes as highs were touched, then prices eased.
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New York
Aid Hens Under Four Pounds in ROOBEETS
Fragmented OCR notes report hen weights under four pounds with figures like 50 and 168 and percentages, mentioning weeks and comparable year data. Unclear surrounding context limits precise interpretation of a livestock or poultry report.
Pipeline Firm Challenges Kansas Tax Valuation
Great Lakes Pipeline Co. says a 10.2 million dollar taxable valuation on its Kansas property is too high. The company argues its property is assessed at over 30 percent of actual value, above the state average of 22 percent, and asks the Board of Tax Appeals to review the case.
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Topeka
Great Lakes Pipeline Co
Kansas
State Board of Tax Appeals
Great Lakes
Tulsa Couple Held On Check Charge
In Wichita AP report a Tulsa couple was arraigned in Common Pleas Court on forgery and uttering one check. Police said they had $19,000 in bogus checks ready. Judge George M. Ashford set bonds at 5000 for David P. Hamilton 25 and 2500 for Johnnie Joe Hamilton 23. They remained in Sedgwick County jail awaiting a preliminary hearing August 4.
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Wichita
Tulsa
Common Pleas Court
George M. Ashford
David P. Hamilton
Hamilton
Petite Brunet
Johnnie Joe
Sedgwick County
Drivers Fined in Separate Police Court Actions
Herbert Weatherman and Ray Stout admitted driving while intoxicated in separate actions yesterday. Each was fined 125 dollars. Weatherman also paid 10 dollars for driving without a proper license and chose to spend 90 days in the county jail in lieu of paying the fines.
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Herbert Weatherman
Ray Stout
Weatherman
Uninsured Unemployment Rises in Kansas Week Ending July 12
Insured unemployment in Kansas rose three tenths of one percent last week, according to the state Employment Security Division. The rate for the week ending July 12 was 2.8 percent, up from 1.3 percent the previous period.
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Topeka
IAP
Kansas
1959 Budget Form for Leanna Cemetery District No 1
Notice records the annual meeting of Leanna Cemetery District No 1 electors on January 6 1958 at 8 pm at The Harry Ingele home. Directors Grover Russell Fred Alford Vial Roberts Grace W Ingles Luke Lasley submitted the proposed budget and tax levy for adoption or amendment.
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Leanna Cemetery
Allen & Neosho County
Kansas
Harry Ingele
Princeton Male Choir Here Sunday
The 21 voice Princeton Theological Seminary choir will sing at First Christian church Sunday at 8 p.m. Directed by Dr. David Hugh Jones the group includes students from the United States and abroad. They have performed across the nation and internationally including for Armed Forces in many countries.
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Princeton Theological Seminary
First Christian Church
First Presbyterian Church
William T. Hunt
Said
David Hugh Jones
Westminster Choir School
Princeton
N. J
United States
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France
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Australia
Canada
Alaska
Hawaii
Cuba
Mexico
Guatemala
Puerto Rico
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Japan
Korea
Choir Tour Stops in Chanute Before West Coast Journey
A two month tour by a church choir will visit 18 states ending on the West Coast with Chanute as the sole Kansas stop. Gary Skinner, son of Mr and Mrs Fred E Skinner, is a summer seminary student not traveling on this trip. A service at the First Christian church is open to the public followed by a reception in the basement. The concert is held at the air conditioned First Christian church per Rev Hunt.
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Chanute
Kansas
Gary Skinner
Fred E. Skinner
S. Larson
Princeton
N. J
First Christian Church
Hunt
Pepper Ransom Demand in Rome Siege of 408 A.D.
The Gothic king Alaric demanded 3,000 pounds of pepper as ransom when he besieged Rome in 408 A.D. The note highlights pepper as a prized spice valued in ancient diplomacy.
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Alaric the Goth
Rome
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