Drivers License-Coats Agency News Briefs
Mrs Hazel Priest and Mrs Esther White of Leanna neighborhood went to Pittsburg on business Wednesday. They visited Mr and Mrs Charles Leomon at Arma. Jerry Griffith of 807 N Steuben was taken to Erie to start a 40 day jail term for non payment of $150 in fines from July 6 for DUI and reckless driving. Thieves broke into Sev enth Street Market and stole between 25 and 45 dollars from a cash register, likely Tuesday night. Mrs Ray Francis and son Gene returned to Harper after visiting Mr and Mrs Charles Henshall and Patty Liz.
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Hazel Priest
Esther, White
Leanna
Pittsburg
Charles Leomon
Arma
Jerry Griffith
N. Steuben
Erie
Griffith
Seventh Street
Ray Francis
Gene
Harper
Charles Henshall
Charles Austin
Patty Liz
Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Reported
Wednesday's hospital notes list patients admitted including William Miller and Mrs. Ann Spiva, with John Malone admitted for surgery. Dismissals include Mrs. Jose DeLaTorre and her son and Ernest A Ouson among others. Births reported for Glen and Mrs. Fogel and Andrew and Mrs. Dean. A fire row at 2:35 a.m. on Second and Highland involved a cat rescued from a chimney.
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W. 6Th
Andrew Dean
S. Lincoln
Second
Highland
Santee Weighs Through Six Meals a Day for Form
Washington reports top distance runner Santee now a Marine lieutenant faces a weight challenge despite eating six meals daily to maintain 145 pounds. He carried a bucket of food on duty and noted his weight should be 145 to 148 for best form while awaiting a Marine Corps ruling on a six week Europe racing tour this fall.
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Washington
Wes Santee
Marine Corps
University of Kan Sa
Ashland
Santee
Europe
Jayne Mansfield Scalded by Tea Kettle on Film Set
Hollywood actress Jayne Mansfield, 22, was scalded on the face and arms by boiling water from a tea kettle used as a prop on the set of The Burglar in Philadelphia. A doctor visiting the set treated her. she was not seriously hurt and likely to recover without disfiguration.
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Philadelphia
Jayne Mansfield
Miss Mansfield
Dan Duryea
Japan's Communist Party Told to End Underground Activities
Tokyo Kyodo News reports the Japanese Communist Party has been instructed to abandon all underground activities and operate fully within Japanese law. The order signals a legal compliance shift affecting the party's methods and public presence.
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Tokyop
Japan
Communist Party
Kyodo News Service
RAF Transport Plane Crashes Killing Five in Germany
A twin engine Royal Air Force transport aircraft crashed into a wooded hillside near Altena Germany in thick fog today killing five aboard. The incident occurred during poor visibility prompting an immediate investigation by RAF authorities.
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Altena
Germany
Royal Air Force
Deaths and Funerals in Humboldt and Fredonia Regions
Obituary notices report the death of F. T. Foster 65 Emporia formerly of Humboldt after a heart attack. The service is in Emporia with burial at Memorial Lawn. Sheryl Ann Allison 2 died from accidental marble strangulation near Wichita. funeral in Fredonia. Joseph DeWhitt 1876 died at Newkirk Okla graveside service at Buffalo cemetery. Survivors listed include spouses children and extended relatives.
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Humboldt
F. T. Foster
Emporia
Standard Oil Co
Newsman Memorial County Hospital
McVey Chapel
Memorial Lawn Cemetery
Fountain Tinsley Foster
Paris
Iowa
Louella M. Hopkins
Unionville
Foster
Standard Oil Company
First Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Chanute
Nellie Franklin
Ventura
Calif
Lucile Koppers
Pittsburg
Helen Lewis
Kansas City
Kas
Pauline Freeman
Junction City
Florence Ratliff
Detroit
Gertrude Hayes
Long Beach
Jeanne Thoburn
Indianapolis
Glennis Wilmore
William Robert Foster
Ray Strunk
Fremont
Francis C. Foster
Drakesville
James I. Foster
Clinton
Sheryl Allison
Fredonia
Sheryl Ann Allison
Wichita
Dunham Funeral Home
Harry Nigh
Sheryl Ann
Chester W. Allison
Chester W. Jr
Ellis
Raymond Allison
Hiattsville
Carl Walker
Fredonia Cemetery
Joseph
Everett
Portland
Ore
Don Boone
Paul Sheen
Marion Pulliam
Charles
Stanley
Everett DeWhitt
Ponca City
Okla
Paul Haller
Benedict
George Horton
Oklahoma
Oregon
Dave Dalghety
Jean
Walter Howerton
Questionable Conduct Charged of a Few Wacs
At Fort Jackson South Carolina officials investigate alleged questionable moral conduct by a small group within the Women’s Army Corps detachment of about 100 members. Authorities declined to specify how many are involved or the exact accusations. The inquiry reportedly has not progressed to any action.
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FT. Jackson
S. C
Women’s Army Corps
Wacs
The
Post Public Information Office
WAC
vArmy
Duke of Kent Commissioned as Second Lieutenant
The Duke of Kent, 19 year old cousin of Queen Elizabeth, was commissioned a second lieutenant in the British Army.
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Sandhurst
Eng
Duke of Kent
Queen Elizabeth
Cattle and Hogs Mixed in Kansas City Market Report
Kansas City livestock market shows cattle steady with mixed yearlings and cows varying by grade. hogs active with steadier barrows and gilts and lighter weights 16.50 to 16.00 range. sheep steady with good to prime lambs 19.00 to 21.00. ParsonS sale notes hogs 16.50 top, cattle steady with steers 18.75 to 20.75 and heifers 17.50 to 20.25, stock calves 17.00 to 19.00, and veals 14.00 to 18.00. Produce reports list eggs and butter on unchanged or stable pricing.
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Kansas City
USDA
Parsons
Another Escape Revealed By Recaptured Prisoner
El Dorado reports a prisoner who walked from a county jail work gang was captured and stated he escaped from the Ohio State Prison in Columbus. Robert Giles, serving a 1 to 15 year robbery sentence, disclosed his escape during confinement for a $25 traffic fine. Undersheriff Ercel Reed said Giles will be charged with escaping custody.
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EL Dorado
Ohio State
Columbus
Robert Giles
Cassaday
Kas
Ohio
Ercel Reed
Giles
Grain and market report with mixed commodity prices
The report shows wholesale buying prices mostly unchanged for U.S. large whites and other poultry categories, with live poultry receipts in coops totaling 373 today. Grain futures in Chicago drifted from early gains to a late slide with wheat and soybeans moving lower while corn and oats showed varied movement. In Kansas City hay receipts were minimal with no sales, and the New York stock market ended the day lower with moderate declines and light trading volume.
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U. S
Board of Trade
Kansas City
Oats & Cars
Unc
Zac Recedes
Cork
New York
Chg
Am Tel&Tel
Beth Steel
Cbrveier Oo
Cde
Gen Motors
Martin GL
Ces
AOS MA
PBMC
St Jos
Bess
Std Oil NJ
Two Men Fined for Unlawful Fishing in Neosho River
In Erie the Neosho River case ended Sunday night with Judge Don Wells fining Joe Bowen of Cha nute 50 dollars plus 5 dollars costs and Ewing C Wolfe of Chanute 100 dollars plus 5 dollars costs for using a shocking machine to take fish. Complaints by John Sharp and confiscation of a boat and nets by Sharp and Ernest Craig accompanied the ruling.
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Erie
Don Wells
Neosho
Joe Bowen
S. Central
Chanute
Ewing C. Wolfe
N. Grant
John Sharp
Sharp
Ernest Craig
State insurance and bond figures released amid Hall inquiry
Figures released under Gov. Fred Hall show Kansas insurance policies totaling 15 408 000 and official bonds totaling 5 083 000. Premiums amount to 122 560 for insurance and 27 750 for bonds. total cost 150 310 over terms of one to five years, not an annual obligation. The insurance issue arose after Hall dismissed state purchasing director Eugene W Hiatt over boiler insurance handling.
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Topeka
Fred Hall
Sunflower
Kansas
Hall
Eugene W. Hiatt
State Civil Service Board Meeting Delayed
Gov. Fred Hall’s session with the State Civil Service Board on the Hiatt discharge faced a brief delay. The meeting, once set for 11 a.m., is now unlikely to start before 2 p.m. due to an unforeseen conflict with state business. Board members James D. Gilmore Harold Trussler and Emmett S. Graham are in Topeka for the session.
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Topeka
Fred Hall
State Civil Service Board
Eugene Hiatt
James D. Gilmore
Independence
Harold Trussler
Emporia
Emmett S. Graham
Abilene
Ohioan Is Selected To Succeed Stutz
Allen E. Pritchard Jr. of Columbus Ohio was chosen to succeed John G Stutz of Topeka as executive director of the League of Kansas Municipalities on September 1 Stutz retires that date.
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Topeka
Allen E. Pritchard Jr
Columbus
Ohio
John G. Stutz
League of Kansas Municipalities
Stutz
Pritchard Named Executive Director Of Ohio Municipal League
After 35 years as director, Pritchard 34 takes over as executive director of the Ohio Municipal League. A University of Colorado graduate with a master's in political science and public administration, he will earn 13000 dollars annually as league director.
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Pritchard
Ohio Municipal League
University of Colorado
U S Protests Shooting of Israeli Airliner and Gas Legislation Move
The United States said it was outraged over the Bulgarian shootdown of an Israeli airliner with American deaths and will lodge a protest. In Washington the House voted 272 to 153 to take up Rep Harris's natural gas deregulation bill, despite opposition arguing it is too late in the session.
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Washington
U. S
Bulgaria
Washington .P
House
Harris
Senate delays and shift from bicycles to autos
The article notes the Senate is unlikely to act before adjournment and recalls how bicycle makers pivoted to automobiles when the bicycle craze waned early in the century.
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Senate
Doan’s Pills touted for backache relief and bladder comfort
Nagging backache and bodily discomforts are linked to stress and poor habits. Doan’s Pills are advertised to relieve pain soothe bladder irritation and mildly diurese through the kidneys. The ad promises relief that has lasted for millions and urges readers to buy today.
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Dean
Doan
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