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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1956

Page

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Shaw Denies Charge by Hall Of Kickback From Gas Sales

An 89-year-old Chanute couple, both hospital patients in the last two weeks, were flown by chartered plane from Municipal Airport to Odessa Texas to be near a daughter and grandchildren. They are Mr and Mrs S B Rohrer of 6028 Highland. Mrs Rohrer left Neosho Memorial Hospital for the trip and her husband had just returned from Santa Fe Hospital in Topeka. A Chanute nurse accompanied them.

Shaw Hall Chanute Odessa Texas S. B. Rohrer Highland Raymond Whisenand Rohrer Home Whisenand Walter McQueary Sanatomie Atty John Anderson Anderso Anderson Walter van Vleck Topeka State Highway Department Paul Hunsinger Hunsinger van Vieck Republican Party

Highway Buys Bulk of Gas Without Bids

The State Highway Department buys about $650,000 yearly of gasoline and diesel fuel without competitive bids and another $35,000 to $50,000 per year of oils and grease by non bid process. Maintenance engineer L. J. Sailer said the department pays posted tank wagon prices with a small delivery discount and four cents more when sourced from regular retail stations. The article also describes a GOP gubernatorial dispute over alleged kickbacks and requests for investigations.

Topeka State Highway Department L. J. Sailer Highway Department Fred Hall Warren W. Shaw Shawnee County Edward Ann Shaw Hall GOP Highway Commission State Department of Administration Siler Republican Wilbur Leonard Leonard van Vieck Kansas

Doyle Flynn Dies in Mishap

Doyle Flynn 17 son of Mrs Mary Flynn of Chanute was killed when a car crashed into a bridge two miles west of Phillipsburg while returning from Oregon. Driver Donald Hayes Altoona escaped with minor injuries. Funeral 2 PM Saturday at the Christian church with Rev Paul Life officiating. burial in Buffalo. Funeral arrangements by Gibson Funeral Home.

Doyle Flynn Mary Flynn S. Lincoln Phillipsburg Donald Hayes Altoona Highway Patrol Oreigon Associated Press Doyle E. Flynn Wichita Chanute Christian Church Emmett Flynn Wyoming Janis Flynn Ann Orr Gertrude Flynn Houston Tex Rev Paul Life Buffalo Gibson Funeral Home

Tichenor Named Foreman of City Street Department

Frank C. Tichenor of 1902 S. Evergreen has been advanced to street department foreman by City Manager Ross Cooper. He has served about 15 years with the department and had been acting foreman since the death of Emile Betase who held the post for several years.

Frank C. Tichenor S. Evergreen Ross Cooper Emile Betase

Officers Hunt For Yeggs In Lumbar Co Theft

Tom Stowers of the Kansas Bureau of Investigation joins police and the county sheriff to pursue burglars who robbed Long Bell Lumber Co. Eight photos of men with safe cracking records are at police HQ, seven ex convicts thought to live in Oklahoma. Robbers took 407 in cash and 4287.89 in non negotiable checks.

Tom Stowers Kansas Bureau of Investigation Long Bell Lumber Co Tom Morehead Oklahoma Morehead KBI Southeastern

Steel Contract Final Agreement Is Postponed

A 26 day steel strike delay extends as talks on a new contract are postponed at least 24 hours. Major producers and union leaders discuss a general framework with detailed clauses still unsettled. The plan reportedly includes a 50 cent hourly raise over three years with allocations to wages layoff pay pensions and benefits.

New York Steel John A. Stephens U. S. Steel David J. McDonald United Steelworkers of America

Found pup Tippy returns to owner after road accident

Reports reach the police that a small rust and white puppy was struck on South Lafayette. A. E. Clark, dog pond operator, identified the dog as Tippy and notified Dr. Joseph Hunt, the new owner. The pup was scared but unharmed and spent time with his master to recover.

Tippy South Lafayette A. E. Clark City Dog Pond Clark Joseph Hunt

Great Ocean Liner Sinks In Atlantic Collision

Harris recalls the Andrea Doria disaster after a collision with the Stockholm off Nantucket. He notes lifeboat failures despite capacity for nearly 1,200 passengers and 500 crew, highlighting the need for better radar and collision controls at sea.

Harris Andrea Doria

Barbee Insurance Firm Moves to New Location

W Marcus Barbee announces Barbee Insurance Real Estate and Loan Agency will open at 21 Highland tomorrow. He ends a long run at 11542 E Main Mercantile building, where he began solo in 1938 after leaving Burris Brothers agency following World War I. The Burris firm previously operated in the Mercantile building until it burned in 1930.

W. Marcus Barbee

Gun Accident Fatal To Missouri Hunter Near Harrisonville

Jack G. Wood, 41, of Harrisonville, Missouri, died at the University of Kansas Medical Center after a Tuesday hunting accident. Wood was attempting to close a farm gate when his .22 caliber rifle discharged, the bullet penetrating his neck.

Kansas City Kas Jack G. Wood Harrisonville University of Kansas Medical Center Wood

Attendant Robbed at Meade Service Station

Police report two men held up a Meade service station early arresting none. Attendant struck on the head with a pistol as the bandits escaped with 250 dollars in cash.

Meade, Kas Meade

Melvern Man Arrested for DUI After Midnight Stop

Willie C. Yockey was arrested about 12:15 a.m. in the 900 block on South Santa Fe on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He posted a $125 bond and was later released after making arrangements.

Willie C. Yockey Melvern South Santa Fe

House kills Fryingpan Arkansas water diversion bill

Washington House action ends the 156 million dollar Fryingpan Arkansas water diversion project for this Congress session. The measure faced opposition over cost and regional impact, effectively halting the proposal for now.

Washington House Fryingpan - Arkansas Congress

Collision at Sea Of2 Luxury Ships Is Fatal to Four

A foggy collision off Massachusetts between the Italian liner Andrea Doria and the Swedish liner Stockholm led to the Andrea Doria sinking after 11:20 p.m. One thousand seven hundred nine aboard were rescued by nearby ships in a massive operation. Four died and many were injured in the disaster. The Civil Aeronautics Administration announced an open house for new facilities and equipment at its airport on Sunday.

John P. Harris Hutchinson News-Herald Andrea Doria Stockholm Nantucket Hutchinson Gibraltar Mediterranean New York Massachusetts Nantucket Island Civil Aeronautics Administration Coast Guard Evergreen

CAA Open House Showcases New Remote Operations Capabilities

The CAA will host an open house from 1 to 4 p.m. with seven airway operation communication specialists and one supervising electronics specialist. A remodeled operations room features a remote controlled air ground console, a new engine generator, and eight transmitting channels. Chanute now sits at the center of the air defense identification zone. 1955 to 1956 traffic shows increased activity with 1 105 airplanes contacted in June this year. The roster of specialists includes Burl OConnor and others, with D. J. Patrick supervising electronics.

CAA St. Louis Kansas City Chanute Burl O'Connor L. H. Embry J. R. Gormely E. M. Mace Glenn A. Defebaugh al Proccer Fred Springer Olathe D. J

Heat wave grips Topeka as highs reach into the hundreds

The forecast calls for continued hot and dry conditions across Kansas through Friday with scattered storms in the northwest and extreme north. Temperatures tonight expected 65 to 70 in the west and 70s elsewhere, while Friday highs may reach 95 to 105 outside the northwest. Yesterday's highs ranged 93 to 103 at several towns.

Kansas Topeka Salina Russell Hill City Goodland Concordia Kansas City

Fifty-Seven Voters Register in One Evening

Fifty-seven persons registered to vote at the city clerk’s office Wednesday evening between 5 p m and 10 p m Howard Parsons city clerk said today Registrations will be taken again this evening and Friday evening The books will be closed for checking at 10 p m Friday

Howard Parsons

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rohrer The Santa Fe Joplin Charles O. Carter Jr Ronnie Poor Kansas Future Farmers of America FFA Ronnie Is Walter M. Poor S. Lafayette Ronnie Carter Frank Harch Jr Tichenor Tribune Grand Canyon Barbee Insurance Firm Missouri Patrick Glenn Defebaugh Tribune Photos ER. M. Mace D. J. Patrick
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