Democrat Central Committee Sets July 31 Meeting
Central Committee calls a public business meeting for Tuesday July 31 at 7 30 p m in the Federation Room Memorial Building. A traffic collision at Third and Forest involved Selma Sellegren Erie and Reuben M Willis 18 S Wilson with Sellegren cited for failing to stop at a stop sign. Max Wortman of 510 W 6th departs Sunday for a two week visit to Riverside California to see Lt William B Wortman Caprice and Christopher. Chanute Textile Paint club to meet 10 a m at Carpenters Hall Tuesday.
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Democrat
Central Committee
Federation Room
Memorial Bldg
Selma E. Sellegren
Erie
Reuben M. Willis
S. Wilson
Third and Forest
Max Wortman
Riverside
Calif
William B. Wortman
Caprice
Christopher
Chanute Textile Paint Club
Carpenters Hall
Hospital Admittances and Discharges Report
Daily hospital log lists Saturday admittances including William G Crumrine Eddie R Gibson and Mrs Gerald Endsley. Sunday adds Dan Morgan Lizzie Harmon and others with multiple medical and surgical cases. Births reported for Saturday and Sunday. several dismissals noted and moves, plus court filings in Chanute with boundary and divorce actions.
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Thayer
Medical
Carolyn Patterson
S. Central
Surgical
Mary Garrison
N. Garfield
Art Trabue
Earlton
John Grady
Minnie Cowden
James T. Reed
Buffalo
Charles P. Hanson
W. 5Th
Della Bruenger
Humboldt
Fred M. Longan
S. Wilson
Robert Lacen
James John
Obituary Notes From Chanute Area Funeral Notices
Deaths include Silas T Burns of Chanute and Mrs Martha Ritz of Neodesha with services set in Assembly of God church and Loran Fawcett Funeral Home. Also listed are David Earl McCall of Walnut with pallbearers, Doyle Flynn services at First Christian church, and burial in Buffalo cemetery. The Battle of New Orleans is noted as the last engagement of 1812.
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Flynn
Doyle E. Flynn
First Christian
Paul Life
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Buffalo
David Patton
A. B. Chauncey
John Peters
Charles Chauncey
Mmes
Norman Curtis
Lyman Erickson
Lee Dunham
Ernie Adams
Bernard Smith
Ed Blair
Ruth Alice Nelson
Giles Whitworth
Jim Beadford
Jim Earley
Leon Durham
Jerry Lacey
Ralph Garvin
Carl Lucas
Donald Hayes
Jerry Gibson
Henry Lopez
Ronnie Blevens
Danny Weaver
Benny Garvin
Richard Smith
Daniel Toland
Russell Johnson
Charlie Bennett
Joe Bowen
Ronnie Allison
Terri Wilson
Leroy Matthews
New Orleans
Cattle Steady Hog Prices Dip At Kansas City Market
Kansas City livestock market reports cattle steady with mixed demand across grades. Hog prices slip with barrows and gilts down and sows weaker. cattle and veal values span multiple weight classes, while sheep market remains unsettled and produce briefs follow.
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Kansas City
USDA
U. S
Parsons
Chicago and Kansas City Grain Prices and Livestock Notes
Soybeans slipped amid erratic trade with wheat up modestly and corn down. Reports show Chicago futures activity, weekly wheat purchases, and open interest. Kansas City cash prices for wheat corn oats rye and feedstuffs listed with bids and ranges for various grades. Hay receipts detailed at Kansas City.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Prey
Speedway tragedy ends campaign rhetoric in Valparaiso
Doug, a candidate linked to the West Roberts-Edward Arn group, died in Porter Memorial Hospital Valparaiso after a July 4 warmup crash in Gary. A spectator Dennis Johnson, 14, was treated for injuries as Larry Ahlgrim, 14, won a final heat. Hall criticized Shaw for repeating old personal charges amid the campaign.
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Valparaiso
Gary
Dennis Johnson
Doug
Larry Ahlgrim
Porter Memorial Hospital
Old West Roberts- Edward Arn
Hall
Shaw
Black Family Returns To Home in Scotland
Rev. Inglis M. Black of Inverurie and his family concluded a two week exchange at Iola Presby terian Church. Mrs. Black and daughter Eileen spoke to Rotary clubs and school groups in Chanute and Inverurie. The visit was described as a complete success with varied talks at several churches and civic groups.
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Iola
Inglis M. Black
St. Andrew's
Church of Scotland
Inverurie
Kenneth Miller
Tola
Mr. Black
Eileen
Hall calls Shaw charges a preposterous hoax in speech
Gov. Fred Hall denounces Warren W. Shaw as spreading a preposterous hoax to sow doubt about his honesty. Hall cites his term records of no pardons and only four governor's paroles and challenges Shaw to prove otherwise. Shaw opposes Hall’s renomination as his handpicked challenger.
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Topeka
Fred Hall
Warren W. Shaw
Hall
Shaw
Eaeck
Man's Body Found In Missouri River Near Waldron
Victor L. Seichepine, 24, of Leavenworth, identified after body recovered from the Missouri River near Waldron. He had asked his wife to place red roses on his grave and had telephoned about jumping from the Terminal Bridge on July 20. Coroner ruled death by own action. burial at Ft. Leavenworth National Cemetery with roses placed on his grave.
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Leavenworth
Missouri River
Waldron
Victor L. Seichepine
Grant Parker
Terminal Bridge
Seichepine
Ronald Giffee
Platte
County
National Cemetery
Ft. Leavenworth
Kansas Bases to Receive $14.67 Million in Military Funds
The fiscal year budget totaling 14,670,000 for Kansas funds Army capacity at Ft. Leavenworth 6,325,000 and Ft. Riley 1,850,000. Air and Strategic commands include Topeka Air Force Station 6,000 Wichita McConnel 396,000 McConnell Reserve 2,015,000 Forbes Topeka 1,146,000 Smoky Hill Salina 2,932,000.
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Washington
Kansas
Eisenhower
Army
Ft. Leavenworth
Ft. Riley
Air Materiel Command
Topeka Air Force Station
Air Training Command
McConnell Afb
Wichita
Continental Air Command Reserve
Strategic Air Command
Forbes Afb
Topeka
Smoky Hill Afb
Salina
Steelworkers Eager to Work After Three Year Pact
The nation’s 650000 striking steelworkers await return to work as industry officials and the United Steelworkers finalize master contract terms. A memoranda of agreement was begun Friday with major producers, with individual contracts to follow, ending a 30 day walkout.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
Boy in Derby Trials Dies of Lung Cancer
Doug Hoback a 13 year old Valparaiso Indiana boy who wrecked his coaster in the Derby trials at Gary died yesterday from lung cancer. Doctors said he subsisted on liquids for 10 days and had been ill since Christmas but hoped to qualify for the national Soap Box Derby in Akron Ohio even as he was too weak to enter the racer unassisted.
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Gary
Ind
Doug Hoback
Valparaiso
Akron
Ohio
Primatene Offered Over The Counter For Asthma Relief
New York a Special report states that Primatene, an asthma remedy, is now sold without prescription in tablet form. The formula combines 83 medicines to open airways, loosen mucus, and ease nervous tension, promising quick relief and hours of freedom from spasms at 98 cents with a money back guarantee from Whitehall Pharmaceutical Co in 1956.
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New York, N. Y
Whitehall Pharmacai Company
Innocent Verdict Bid Denied in McKeon Court Martial
Parris Island, S C The defense sought a directed verdict of not guilty for Marine S Sgt Matthew C McKeon in a court martial over six drownings in Ribbon Creek. Navy Capt Irving N Klein denied the motion and the panel may overrule by a rare three fourths vote. The case also includes charges of oppression and drinking in the presence of a recruit.
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Parris Island
S. C.A
Matthew C. McKeon
Emile Zola Berman
New York City
Navy
Irving N. Klein
Klein
Berman
Maj
Charles B. Leviier
Jacksonville
Ill
Nero
Bligh
Sevier
McKeon
Ribbon Creek
Deaths and funeral for Everett Baxter in Oklahoma City
Everett Baxter, 69, of Oklahoma City died Saturday evening. Born April 14, 1887, in Thayer, he is survived by his wife Nina and three sons James E. Baxter Robert Baxter Edgar Baxter and four daughters Carol Myler Wichita W A Baetz Mary Jane Baxter and Florence Baxter. Services are set for Wednesday at 9:30 am at Street and Draper Funeral Home with graveside rites at Elmwood cemetery at 4:30 pm conducted by Rev. Ted Hurst. Koch-Skinner Memorial Home is handling local arrangements.
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Fannie B. Jager
Savana
Chanute
Lapham Apartments
Assembly of God Church
Fan‘smoydeu Inopuke
Sadetu Ino ‘Atu
Blanch Laday
Glen L. Ahlf
Elmwood Cemetery
Gibson Funeral Home
Everett Baxter
Oklahoma City
Thay
Nina ‘Baxter
James E. Baxter
Robert Baxter
Edgar Baxter
Lincoln
Neb
Carol Myler
Wichita
W. A. Baetz
Detroit
Mich
Mary Jane Baxter
Chicago
Florence Baxter
Draper Funeral
Ted Hurst
Koch-Skinner Memorial
Public Health Service Releases More Polio Vaccine
The Public Health Service announced the release of 3,733,902 doses of Salk polio vaccine. Eight states and territories returned 739,503 doses in the last week, which were reallocated to other areas.
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Washington
Public Health Service Today
Women’s Golf Association Meeting Set for Tuesday
The Women’s Golf Association will convene at the Country Club at 9 a.m. and again at 1 30 p.m. on Tuesday to hold its sessions and discuss plans.
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Women’s Golf Association
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Cap) Burns
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Martha Ritz
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