News Briefs See EKLUND for Insurance Chief
The Rev and Mrs William FE Wast with Kathy and Timmie left for Amarillo Texas to visit friends. Mrs Pearl Allen and Mrs Walter Craghead of Jetmore returned home after a few days with Dr and Mrs J Whitteberry. Fr Sam Houston San Antonio are parents of a daughter Pamela Jo born Thursday. Mrs Hazel Wheatley paternal grandmother. Mr and Mrs J Warren Isensee Idana maternal grandparents visiting Coffeyville relatives. Mrs Galen Morley Thayer and Mrs Melvin Morley Erie visited today. W W Osher from Rose was here today along with Jess Johnston and Lorraine Whisman Thayer and Mrs Lauren Pringle from Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William FE. Wast
Kathy
Timmie
Amarillo
Tex
Pearl Allen
Walter Craghead
Jetmore
J. &. Whitteberry
Allen
Craghead
Whitteberry
Solon Markham
Walnut
Gene Manley
Coffeyville
8. G. Ashley
Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Report
Daily Transcript lists Thursday admissions Mrs. Homer Brinkman 411 W 1st medi al Harry Lewis 719 S Malcolm surgical Jess Ward Thayer medical Admittance today Mrs Carl ation Humboldt medical Dismissals Thursday Mrs Rex ements and son Humboldt Mrs Glen Roberts and daughter 07 W 4th Beth Honeycutt Humboldt Dismissals today Mary Lee Rice 1010 W Main Mrs Robert L Warren Thayer Lewis Hawk ins 120 S Malcolm Mrs Harry Steeves Jr 801 W Main Birth today Mr and Mrs Frank Williams 203 E 9th a daughter
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Carl “Ation
Humboldt
Medical
Rex “Ements
Glen Roberts
Beth Honeycutt
Mary Lee Rice
W. Main
Robert L. Warren
Thayer
Lewis Hawkins
S. Malcolm
Harry Steeves Jr
Frank Williams
Vilas Vikings 4-H Club News Meeting Highlights
Vilas Vikings 4-H club met in church parlors with Marlene Anderson presiding. Elmer Anderson announced Erie County Fair dates August 24 to 26 and project books due August 5. picnic planned for August 14. The group voted to donate $10 to Fredonia 4-H building fund and held a program of talks slides and demonstrations led by members and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlene Anderson
Vilas Vikings
Elmer Anderson
Erie
Fredonia 4-H
J. Rolland Christenson
Gene Jerome
Jean Olson
Judith Anderson
Carol Anderson
Be Thorsell
Dick Strome
Christenson
Helen Larson
California
Grand Canyon
Reuben Anderson
Everett Olson
Clarence Nelson
Olson
Man Charged With Assault In Coffeyville Case
Elbert Wesley Frye a 31 year old road laborer from Caney Kansas faces charges of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill in a beating and rape of two women on a rural road near Coffeyville. Mariam Roberts 65 and Marie Mills 52 were beaten raped and robbed. Both women are hospitalized in poor condition. identification confirmed by victims. An amended complaint with further charges is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeyville
Montgomery County
Floyd Huggins
Elbert Wesley Frye
Caney, Kas
Mariam Roberts
Marie Mills
Here
Frye
Huggins
Kansan Named Kemper School Varsity Coach
John D. Shouse Jr. of Louisburg Kansas is named coach of varsity sports in Kemper Military School's junior college division. He replaces Rov Bud Cole who resigns to coach at Ft. Beott Kansas.
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Boonville
John D. Shouse Jr
Louisburg
Kas
Kemper Military School
Rov
Bud Cole
Ft. Becott
Deaths and Funerals: Mrs. William J. Hutchison
Mrs. Clara Alice Hutchison 79 of 21 miles east of Thayer died at 8 40 this morning at Neosho Memorial Hospital after failing health. Born August 30 1875 in Will County Illinois she married William H Hutchison July 11 1906 at Abilene and lived in Neosho County since 1925. Survivors include husband two daughters two sons three stepdaughters ten grandchildren and fifteen great grandchildren. Funeral 2 30 p m Sunday at Eagle Funeral Home Thayer with burial Mount Hope Cemetery Galesburg. Claude R Smith 62 of Humboldt died Wednesday in Livermore California after three years illness. Born May 10 1893 in Bible Grove Missouri he moved to Kansas 1903 settling in Humboldt. He married Theo Henderson in 1914 later moved to California. Survivors include mother Lora JenkIns and several children and siblings. Funeral and interment in Livermore Saturday.
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William J. Hutchison
Clara Alice Hutchison
Thayer
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Will County
Ill
Hiram J
Harriet Spotts Smith
William Henry Hutchison
Abilene
Neosho County
Church of the Brethren
Los Angeles
Iva Davis
Gardena
Calif
Belle Weber
Carlton
Max Spicer
R. W. Smith
England
Ark
Ross H. Smith
Erie
Rallie Smith
Huggins
Jessie Bestgen
Yakima
Wash
Harriet Phillipps
Huntington Park
Colo
Eagle Funeral Home
Wright M. Horton
Mount Hope Cemetery
Galesburg
Claude R. Smith
Humboldt Claude Ray Smith
Lora Jenkins
Humboldt
Livermore
Bible Grove
Kansas
Spencer
Lora Smith
Theo Henderson
California
Smith
Mojave
Young Charges Are Dropped At 1950s Probe
Washington The Office of Comptroller General Joseph Campbell says two accusations of wrongdoing against Howard S. Young were based on wrong information and are being dropped. Young, president of American Zinc Lead and Smelting Co., held a DMPA post during the Truman era. The probe cited alleged conflicts in zinc contracts and sales to Mid-Continent and the stockpile. No next steps announced.
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Washington
Joseph ‘Campbell
Howard S. Young
Young
American Zinc, Lead and Smelting Co
St. Louis
Defense Materials Procurement Agency
DMPA
Campbell
Senate House Defense Production Committee
White House satellite plans lift atomic stock shares
General Dynamics and United Aircraft rose in heavy trading before the White House announced satellite plans for an earth satellite program. After the announcement the stocks declined. About 2,000,000 shares changed hands, down from 2,090,000 shares the previous day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
White House
General Dynamics
United Aircraft
Washington
Little Stinker Still Mystery Continues With Clues
The fragment discusses clues and wordplay about meanings and choices such as Hired versus Fired, Last versus First, Bet versus Beg, and Sewing versus Sawing. It explores why certain words fit puzzles, noting motives and usage, including Dope as preferred in context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bex
Anti American Posters Shock Visitors Amid Soviet Stop
An American farm delegation touring the Black Sea was startled by posters in Yevpatoriya Crimea caricaturing the United States as threatening atomic warfare. Russian hosts hurried the visitors past the seaside billboards during a 36 hour voyage aboard the Pobeda from Odessa to Novorossiysk.
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Yevpotoriya
Crimea
U.S. S.R
Black Sea
Odessa
Novorossisk
United States
Pobeda
Kansas quail outlook grows more encouraging this summer
Dave Leahy of the Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission reports a brighter quail outlook as summer progresses, noting improvement over last year. The statement underscores positive conditions for quail populations and habitat in Kansas.
Open quail season slated after September meeting
State reports many good sized coveys of young quail and excellent weather providing cover water and food. The Forestry Fish and Game Commission will set the 1955 open season on quail and pheasants at a September meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Hoover Declines New York Police Commission Offer
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover refused an offer from Mayor Robert Wagner to become New York City police commissioner. Hoover, described as traveling and not directly reachable, has no plans to leave the FBI after more than a quarter century of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
New York City
Robert Wagner
New York
Hoover
Wagner
Officers Drive Against Unpaid Fines
Local officers launched a drive targeting individuals who default on fines after agreeing to pay. Police Chief Tom Morehead announced 10 men listed face jail terms for failing to meet payments set by City and Police Court Judge Robert Pennington.
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Tom Morehead
Morehead
Robert Pennington
Garb of the Farmer For Industrial Giants
General Electric, operating a 5,000 acre jet engine testing center in Adams county, shifts to conservation and reforestation. Company officials aim to restore land, plant hay on eroded hilltops, and convert areas to forest with fire lanes through the timber. Robert D. Knies notes sharecropping tobacco on site as part of the effort.
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West Union
Ohio
Adams County
General Electric
Robert D. Knies
Tricky Landing Saves Family As Four-Place Plane Lands
Everett Johnson a 36 year old farmer from McPherson Kansas landed a four place plane at Peterson Field after one tire blew out. He calmly told the control tower and chose a slow two point landing on the field edge with his wife and two daughters Marlene 12 and Deanna 10 aboard. The craft touched first on the flat tire then a second wheel and settled safely despite the wild ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Latire
Everett Johnson
McPherson
Kas
Peterson Field
Johnson
Deanna
Marble Maidens Given Tea Bath At VMFA
The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts moved two marble statues, Pan Dora and Ceres, and bathed them. To restore luster artists recommended painting with tea which produced a surprising effect.
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Richmond
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Pandora
Ceres
Pittsburg Firm Topekap F Doty & Sons Incorporates
New Pittsburg consulting and contracting mechanical engineering firm Topekap F Doty and Sons completed incorporation in the secretary of state's office. F O Doty serves as resident agent, with authorized capitalization of ten thousand dollars.
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Topekap
F. O. Doty & Sons
Pittsburg
Secretary of State
F. O. Doty
Cattle and hog market results from Kansas City report
Cattle receipts slightly above usual for Friday with steady classes and mixed calf prices. Hogs 800 head, prices uneven but generally steady with several weight groups, sows 12.50-15.25, poultry and produce for Kansas City and Chicago show mixed changes. Grain and cash markets display a firm tone for corn and oats, soybeans steady to higher, and hay receipts reported with no sales.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
U.S
Chicago
F.o.b
Board of Trade
Kansas City Cash
The Chanute Tribune July 29 1955 Receipts and Local Notes
Fragmentary page notes current receipts for dairy products and other goods. The text mentions sweet cream and premium cream with various weight references. A separate line accuses most union members of not knowing about alleged Communist domination.
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Chanute Tribune
Sas
Five Airmen Die In Hutchinson Bomber Crash
Five airmen were killed when a Navy trainer bomber crashed and burned in a Hutchinson farmyard. The aircraft, from Hutchinson Naval Air Station, went down about 11 miles away on the Jerry Yoder farm, destroying a machine shed and shop. Victims were Lt. Donald W. Evans, Lt. (jg) David Paul Mark, Cadet William Cameron, AD2 James Hubert Dodd, and AT3 Reid Marion Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Hutchinson Naval Air Station
Jerry Yoder
Donald W. Evans
David Paul Mark
William Cameron
Panhandle
Tex
James Hubert Dodd
Burrton
Kas
Reid Marion Bailey
Pittsburg Man Killed In Missouri Car Truck Crash
Lawrence T. Underwood 56 of Pittsburg Kansas died in a highway 166 collision near Mount Vernon Missouri. Trooper Fred Roam said Underwood drove at a terrific speed on the wrong side of the road. both vehicles burned. Truck driver Henry Lee Parker 60 of Republic Missouri was unhurt.
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Mount Vernon
Lawrence T. Underwood
Pittsburg
Kas
Here
Fred Roam
Highway Patrol
Underwood
Henry Lee Parker
Republic
Labor Union Charged As Ruled by Commies
A 1954 law action labels the International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers as Communist controlled. The Subversive Activities Control Board will hear the case. the union denies the accusation and vows to defend it in court if needed. The charge comes from Atty General Brownell.
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Washington
Atty
Gen. Brownell
Independent
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter
Denver
Subversive Activities Control Board
SACB
Brownell
Walnut Road Right of Way Deeds Secured
County Engineer William Hill reports more than half of the 44 affected landowners have signed right of way deeds for the Erie Walnut road project. The 100 foot corridor from US 59 north of Erie east to the Crawford county line will be turned over to the state highway department with future blacktop surfacing. Condemnation will proceed for remaining lands, including parcels held by out of state owners or in estates.
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Erus
Erie-Walnut
William 8. Hill
Erie
Crawford County
State
Hill
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