Local briefs report recoveries, graduations and meetings
Mrs. Stella Noyes is recovering from illness. Mrs. Dave Petterson attended her granddaughter Kay Connor’s graduation at Hogan High School in Kansas City. The Unit ed Funds Inc. paid an 18 cent per share dividend to shareholders of record June 10. Gary Naughton chaired a 4-H music camp group at Rock Springs with 69 counties represented and 170 attendees. Quentin Nelson led Kansas PTA workshops at KU and Emporia State College. Mr. and Mrs. George Hoy visited relatives in Missouri. The tri state Registered Angus Breeders meet near Girard with Dr. Luther Smith speaking on herd management. Rotary delegates from Chanute attended in Chicago. Harris Anderson visits with relatives in Missouri before KC. Mrs. Gene Anderson visits Junction City. Jacqueline remains two weeks. Norman F. Blosat earned a Bachelor of Divinity from Central Baptist Seminary in Kansas City. Leanna Ladies Aid to meet all day Tuesday. Joe Prather was fined 25 dollars for reckless driving after a collision with Annetta Harris.
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Dave Petterson
Kansas City
Kay Connor
Hogan High School
Music Hall
Municipal Auditorium
Miss Connor
F. V. Connor
Gary Naughton
Neosho County
Rock Springs
Kansas Counties
Angus Breeders Association
P.m
Liberty School
Girard City
Luther c. Smith
Miami
Okla
Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals List
Friday admissions include Mrs How ard Dryden R 3 surgical Jess Elrod Moran surgical. Dismissals Friday include John Montgomery 536 N Evergreen Homer Matlock 1101 N Steuben Jackie Atkins 916 S Lafayette. Today dismissals list Mrs George Jong 823 N Garfield Phyllis Lopeman 1117 S Malcolm Frank Keith 316 W Pine Kenneth Kern 602 E 15th Mrs Robert Gardner Humboldt Mrs Jimmie Carson and daughter 216 E Sixth Mrs Clarence Bruenger and son Humboldt. Birth today Mr and Mrs John Patrick 222 E Seventh a son.
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Jimmie Carson
Clarence Bruenger
Humboldt
John Patrick
Wheat Harvest Begins in Southern Kansas If Weather Permits
Wheat harvest will start in southern Kansas next week pending weather. The Wheat Harvest Labor Control office issued its first 1955 bulletin noting some test cutting has begun in southern counties east of Harper County. It forecasts enough combines and workers to handle the crop and warns of uneven ripening potentially causing spotted cutting by June 10. Temporary labor offices are open at Anthony Iola Caldwell and Wellington.
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Great Bend
Kas
Kansas
Harper County
Anthony
Iola
Caldwell
Wellington
Deaths and Funerals Listing VanVickle Heilman Calvert
Obituaries and funeral notices for Don M. VanVickle, Harry V. Heilman, and Georgia Etta Calvert. Services note times, locations, and officiants in Urbana Thayer Earlton and related church affiliations. Burial details include Pleasant Valley and Earlton cemeteries with interment at Elmwood.
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Don M
VanVickle
Koch-Skinner Memorial
Paul Life
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
Calvert
Georgia Etta Calvert
Roy S. Gibson
Ross Mahin
Wesleyan Methodist Church
D. 4. Finney
Rock of Ages
Helen Loy
Mmes. Eldon Wiles
Alfred O'Neal
L. M. Klinefelter
John Mathis
L. A. Woosley
Charles Bright
Albert Steeves
C. E. Welsh
Curtis Hupp
Elmwood Cemetery
Mild Weather Across National Scene With Varied Rain
The central U S saw thundershowers extending from northern Texas to the Dakotas and the upper Mississippi valley while the West experienced limited rain in the Northern Rockies. Early temps ranged from 82 in Thermal California to 36 in Butte Montana with much of the Gulf region in the 70s and cooler readings in the Northeast and Northern Plains. Funnel clouds were reported in Kansas and Oklahoma without injuries.
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Associated Press
Texas
Dakotas
Mississippi Valley
Mineral Wells
Tex
Rockies
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Oklahoma
Thermal
Calif
Philipsburg
Pennsylvania
Butte, Mont
Gulf Region
Arkansas
Missouri
Great Lakes
States
Northern Plains
Pacific Northwest
Foockies
Plateau
Royal and international brief highlights reach across world
Princess Anne cancels first air trip due to a slight ear infection and will stay in Britain with Prince Charles. Bolivian air force Maj Jorge Mercado and a sergeant die in a plane crash near Tapacari. A Royal Air Force Sunderland crashes off Eastbourne with four of thirteen crew missing. Nehru departs New Delhi for a five week tour to Moscow and East Europe. Krishna Menon plans to report to Eisenhower on Peiping talks. A heat wave in northern India kills at least 23, with temperatures above 115 degrees.
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London
Anne
Queen Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Prince Charles
Balmoral Castle
Scotland
LA Paz
Bolivia
Jorge Jordan Mercado
Tapacari
Air Force
New Delhi
India
Nehru
Moscow
V. K. Krishna Menon
Eisenhower
Peiping
Kansas high school musicians gather for all state camp
More than 200 high school musicians are expected for Kansas State College's first all state music camp June 6 18 in Manhattan Kansas.
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Manhattan
Kas
Kansas State College
Tourney Set for June 30 at Abilene Country Club
The Kansas Jaycee Junior Golf Tour winds through Abilene with the annual event scheduled for June 30 and July 1 at the Abilene Country Club. Local youths compete for tour points and junior golf honors.
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Abilene, Kas
Abilene Country Club
St. Pat's Sweep With Three Homers In Softball Night
St Patrick s defeated the First Methodists 11 to 3 thanks to three home runs. The Knights of Columbus shut out the Lutherans 8 to 0 in a separate game. Both games ended early under the eight run rule.
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St. Patrick's
Methodists
Knights of Columbus
Lutherans
First Baptists
Presbyterians
Ub-Trinity Baptist
EUB
Two Senators Plan Far East Inspection
Senators Clements and Dirksen will tour the Far East for an on the spot inspection of the foreign aid program. They plan to report back in a month and influence the Appropriations Committee's view of a 3.5 billion aid program starting July 1. They will visit Japan Korea Formosa the Philippines and Indochina with Dirksen also visiting Europe.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Far East
Sens
Clements
Dky
Dirksen
Eisenhower
Japan
Korea
Formosa
Philippines
Indochina
Europe
Appropriations Committee
Senate
Uranium Rush Opens in Kern River Canyon
California's newest uranium rush begins after two dynamite blasts mark the opening in Kern River Canyon. About 50 deputies guard the rugged area as 1000 prospectors move in hoping for rich claims. disputing overlaps likely to be settled by court action. The Miracle and Kergen mines set off the blasts.
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Hobo Hot Springs
Calif
Kern River Canyon
California
Rocky Canyon
Sequoia National Forest
Kergen
Animals Overrun Demilitarized Zone in Korea
The Seoul Daily News reports that nearly two years into the armistice a three mile wide DMZ corridor spanning 150 miles has seen animals flood the area. Siberian tigers have mauled at least six Allied soldiers and a South Korean soldier captured three tiger cubs. The zone remains closed to civilians with limited patrols by Allied and Communist forces and ongoing fighting for hills as barrages push wildlife northward.
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Seoulp
Korean Peninsula
Demilitarized Zone
Seoul Daily News
Hall Willing to Swap Kansas Prisoner for Ohio Trial
Kansas Gov Fred Hall says he would release Samuel Woodrow Tannyhill a 10 to 21 year inmate from Wellington to face a first degree murder charge in Ohio for a May 2 Fremont robbery and waitress assault. If convicted he would be held to serve the remaining Kansas term under a hold order.
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Topeka ‘P
Fred Hall
Kansas
Ohio
Samuel Woodrow Tannyhill
Wellington
Kas
Fremont
Hall
Lausche
Tannyhill
Veterans of Foreign Wars collect 600 pounds for Udall storm area
Pittsburg post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars gathered about 600 pounds of clothing on Wednesday and Thursday for victims in the Udall storm disaster area. Cash donations were also received. Clarence Bruce, 69, a retired custodian from Coffeyville, was among uranium stampede claimants near Hobo Hot Springs, California, yesterday. Edward L. Ingram, held at the county jail, was returned to Winter General Hospital in Topeka where he had been a patient. investigators learned Ingram's home is in Mulvane.
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Pittsburg
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Udall
Coffeyville
Clarence Bruce
Hobo Hot Springs
Calif
Independence
Edward L. Ingram
Winter General Hospital
Topeka
Floyd Huggins
Ingram
Mulvane
Higgins
Boy Wanders From Hospital Grounds Found in Independence
A juvenile visitor left a hospital area Saturday with his parents and wandered away. He was later picked up in Independence on Sunday and could not identify himself.
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Independence
Big Hill area survey movement discussed by Cherryvale Parsons Coffeyville leaders
Civic leaders from Cherryvale Parsons and Coffeyville met to push a survey of the Big Hill area east of Cherryvale. Water conservation flood control and a Little Ozark dam planned on Big Hill creek were the focus. A Parsons man directing traffic on US 54 was struck near Bronson fracturing his right ankle. Roy E. Howard 64 was taken to Allen County Hospital. Driver Charles Marucco 62 of Stonington Illinois remained at large. Fort Scott Bradley W Buckner 23 formerly with Coffeyville Junior College and Baylor will coach football and coach junior high basketball and track for 1955 56. Parsons officials weigh plans for twenty city blocks of streets.
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Cherryvale
Big Hill
Cof
Iola
Parsons
US 54
Bronson
Roy E. Howard
Allen County
Charles Marucco
Stonington, Il
Fort Scott
Bradley W. Buckner
Coffeyville Junior College
Baylor University
Miracle Ann Dupree Dies After Surviving Birth
In Houston a premature infant named Miracle Ann Dupree was declared dead at 11:30 p m after surviving birth and being found alive on an embalming slab. Dr M Desmond in charge of City County Hospital said the baby had a better than fifty percent chance earlier.
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Houston
Ann’’ Dupree
Mark Dupree
Desmond
Frank McGrew Named To Personnel Post
Gov. Fred Hall announced the appointment of Frank McGrew of Topeka as personnel director for the State Highway Department. The vacant position, filled on the Personnel Division’s suggestion, pays 409 dollars a month.
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Topeka
Frank McGrew
Topeka Grocer
State Highway Department
Fred Hall
State Department of Administration
4-H Club News Lucky Beginners Visit Willing Workers
Willing Workers 4-H club hosted Lucky Beginners on Thursday night inviting a return visit in July. The annual tour is planned for June 11 with gathering at Harmony school at 1 PM. Leah Watson and DeAnna Gibson demoed cake decorating. Judy Newland gave a safety talk illustrated by cartoons. Lois Lynn Borland won $15 in a Fredonia amateur contest. other talks covered sewing yard improvement health.
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Harmony School
Leah Watson
DeAnna Gibson
Judy Newland
Miss Newland
John Starbuck
Lois Lynn Borland
Fredonia
Mary Ellen Efft
Jimmy Brown
John Hyde
Miss Starbuck
Railroads shift to diesel strains coal era brick firms
Railroads' move to diesel engines this year has reduced coal use and disrupted supply chains for brick makers. Some plants producing cinder building blocks report difficulty securing sufficient raw materials as substitution accelerates.
Probate notices and hearings in Neosho County Kansas
Notices announce appointment of administrator for Anna J Barber estate and hearings on estates of Lottie ONeill and D P ONeill. Includes nine month creditor demands and a detailed description of real estate parcels in Chanute area. Public notice to heirs, creditors and interested parties.
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Chanute Tribune
Neosho County
Kansas
Anna J. Barbefe
Anna J. Barbee
Anna J. Barber
Kansas Air
State OF Kansas
Neosho
Lottie O'Neill
D. P. O'Neill
Thelma Feld
Towit
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