Two Brothers Earn Degrees at Kansas State College
Billy Joe and Loyd LaRue, sons of Harold and Mrs. LaRue, received degrees on Sunday May 27 at Kansas State College Manhattan. Billy Joe earned a bachelor of science in arts and sciences and a doctor of veterinary medicine, with a U S Army reserve commission as first lieutenant. Loyd earned a bachelor of science in industrial engineering and will join Deere and Company in Moline Illinois after June 3.
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Ray Loyd LaRue
Harold C. LaRue
Chanute
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Billy
U.S. Army
Chanute High School
Barbara Ann Ebert
Orvail Ebert
S. Wilson
Loyd
Kansas State
Deere and Company
Moline
Ill
LaRue
Jean Kirkpatrick
R. E. Kirkpatrick
S. Garfield
Man sold whiskey to federal agent in Chetopa
Chetopa man McKinley Hoffman, 48, was arrested after selling a half pint of drinking whiskey to a U S government agent. Five more half pints were found under his bed. Hoffman pleaded guilty and was fined 100 dollars plus costs for selling without a license. In Humboldt, William Miller 26 and Catherine Hawes 18 were injured in two crashes south of Humboldt. Miller’s car slowed for a left turn and was struck by Samuel Johnson 24 Chanute. an ambulance front was hit by Thomas McGarry 28 Tulsa, who was charged with reckless driving.
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U. S&s
McKinley Hoffman
J. R. Vail
Labette County
Hoffman
Justice of the Perce
Keith Bell
Iola
Chanute
Humboldt
William Franklin Miller
Catherine Hawes
Allen County
Lloyd Baker
Dick Harbaugh
Miller
Samuel D. Johnson
Thomas J. McGarry
Tulsa
Lola
McGarry
Ray Emmons
Bill Feeney
Pianist Harry Truman Honors Mozart in Salzburg Tribute
In Salzburg Austria pianist Harry Truman praised Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart as one of his favorite composers during the Mozart birth anniversary events. He called his visit one of his happiest vacations ever and spoke to residents at the No 1 Shrine. The report notes his status as a well known American amateur pianist.
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Austria
America
Harry Truman
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Truman
Armory Project Nears Completion in Pittsburg
Pittsburg on track for completion of the national guard armory around June 25, said construction superintendent Charles Smith on Saturday.
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Pittsburg
National Guard
Charles Smith
Veterans hold first reunion at Independence air base
A group of 168 World War II veterans held the first reunion at the Independence air base they helped activate. They will decide at their next meeting at the unused field whether to make the gathering annual. Speakers included Brig. Gen. Richard Montgomery and Louis Human of Independence was elected president.
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Independence, Kas
Richard M. Montgomery
Curtis Lemay
Strategic Air Command
Louis
Ponce Enriquez Leads Ecuador Presidential Vote
Conservative Camilo Ponce Enriquez surged to a growing two thirds tally as returns from Sunday's election neared completion. He led despite trailing early on and remained the sole Conservative candidate with Liberal Leftist and Independent camps divided.
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Quito
Ecuador
Camilo Ponce Enriquez
Ponce
Rose Bush Rambles In Lexington Theft Report
In Lexington Mrs. T. C. Ecton reported to police that a rose bush ramble in full bloom was pulled up and carried away by an unknown person. The incident was recorded as a garden theft.
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Lexington
T. C. Ecton
Prairie View Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Minnie Barnett will host the Center Grove Ladies Aid on June 6. Dale Lakin and family visited the Kansas City area with Mrs Frank Thompson’s circle. Larry and Harry Lee Palet spent an afternoon with Grandfather Hurley Butts. Carl Cassingham and children visited Albert Lassman’s home over the weekend.
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Diane
Minnie Barnett
Center Grove
Dale Lakin
Sandra
Christina
Barbara
Brenda
Kansas City
Grover Russell
Frank Thompson
Prairie View
Larry and
Harry Lee Palet
Hurley Butts
Carl Cassingham
Albert Lassman
Wichita Holdup Man Killed in Car Crash
Sher man Lee Beal 21 of Wichita died in a hospital after his car crashed into a culvert and a telephone pole following a gunman rifle robbery attempt near the city. Two other men, Jessie Huston 61 and Earl Brown 20, reported a rifle-wielding man trying to rob them moments earlier. Beal was identified by both as the alleged gunman.
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Sherman Lee Beal
Wichita
Jessie L. Huston
Earl Eugene Brown
Beal
Beal Found Guilty? Gunman Struggle Reported
Police say the gunman struggled during the incident and rifle ammunition was found in Beal s smashed car. The Tribune notes the location and timing of the confrontation.
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Beal
Shaw for Governor Campaign Plans Agricultural Platform
John Cogswell, a Goodland rancher, announced that a 36 member committee drafting the Republican nomination bid for Warren Shaw of Topeka has prepared an agricultural platform. The group also discussed taxes education labor highways and water, and Shaw met with supporters during a state convention stop before resuming his tour.
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Hays
John Cogswell
Goodland Rancher
Cogswell
Warren Shaw
Topeka
Shaw
Veterans of Foreign Wars
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