Local briefs and social notes span Patterson area events
News item highlights include the Seamona HD Unit meeting with Mrs. Harold Redburn, and a lecture by Mrs. Robert Lopeman on foot care. Community reports note Mrs. E. B. Park’s Tulsa visit, Pat Brazil earning a BS in business administration at Rockhurst College with family attending commencement, and several local visits and car collision reports.
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Seamona HD
Harold Redburn
Robert Lopeman
Pat Brazil
Rockhurst College
Kansas City
J. A. Brazil
Mary Jo
Tim
Forest
Chanute
Chris Brazil
W. A. Brazil
Francis
Cecil Comer
Kathy
Honor for Lewis in Morgantown
John L. Lewis stood solemn as carloadings for the week ending June 1 1957 were 20 608 versus 23 002 a year earlier. Cars from university connections totaled 11 461 compared with 12 185 the same week in 1956.
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Morgantown
W.va
John L. Lewis
President II
Vin Stewart
West Virginia
Uniweek
Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Listed
Daily Transcript lists current hospital admissions including George Golden and Dale Walters for surgery, Mrs. Earl W. Oliver and Mrs. Wayne Umbarger for surgery and medical care. Dismissals noted for Mrs. Alberta Dannelley, Robert Nordstedt, Amice Guinotte, and Mrs. Pearl Brown. Fire and traffic incidents reported with minimal damage. Multiple county deeds recorded for numerous property transfers in St Paul, Humboldt, and nearby areas.
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J. A. Woosley
Bim Deitrich
Tioga Hotel
Pearl Brown
S. Ashby
UN Charter Talks Delayed for Two Years
The conference to revise the UN Charter is postponed for two years after a 67 to 0 Assembly committee vote. The Soviet bloc abstained while the United States supported a review but backed the delay. Approval by the General Assembly seems assured.
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United Nations
N. Y.P
U. N
U. N. Assembly
General Assembly
Soviet Bloc
United States
Polio Victim Returns Home By Airplane
Patricia Knupp 30 year old polio victim arrives in Newton Kansas after transport from Omaha via Military Air Transport Service to Wichita. She travels in an iron lung with accompanying police and highway patrol escorts and is welcomed by her husband and three daughters after a long illness beginning in August 1955.
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Wichita
Patricia Knupp
Newton
Kas
J Omahca
McConnell Air Force Base
Kansas Highway Patrol
Air Force
Honolulu
Hawaii
Knupp
Omaha
Islands
Creighton Memorial St. Joseph's Hospital
Nebraska City
Hal V. Knupp Jr
Cities
Knupps
Alika
Kathy
Margaret
H. M. Glover
Youth Crawls To Cliff's Top One Killed
A 25 year old Roanoke man James Fitzhugh Daffan crawled up a 150 foot cliff near State Highway 1 after a brain concussion and amnesia. Police found the body of 20 year old Lawrence Keith Chittenden beneath a car in the ravine. Chittenden, a Southern California naval reservist bound for Treasure Island, had left home Saturday and was due at the Navy base Sunday afternoon.
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Monterey
Calif
James Fitzhugh Daffan
Roanoke
Lawrence Keith Chittenden
Hollydale
Chittenden
Morris F. Chittenden
California
Treasure Island
San Francisco Bay
Navy Base
Daffan
Pacific
Youth Critical After Crash Near Altoona
Billie Dean Culbertson 21 remained in critical condition at Wilson County Hospital from injuries after a car wreck on US 75 north of Altoona Sunday. The 1949 Plymouth overturned after leaving the ditch, with two other Fredonia residents hospitalized: Tom Levellen 57 with facial and chest injuries and Benny Key 19 with a scalp wound. Key was taken to St Margaret's Hospital and Levellen transferred to Fredonia Hospital.
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Neodesha
Billie Dean Culbertson
Wilson County
Altoona
Culbertson
Tom Levellen
Benny Key
Fredonia
Key
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Levellen
Wilson County Hospital
Fredonia Hospital
Wilson County Sheriff's Office
Docking Names Three To River Basin Group
Governor George Docking announced three appointments to an expanded Arkansas River Basin Committee. They are Mayor Denver D. Hargis of Coffeyville, Robert Karr of Girard, and Senator Joe Warren of Maple City. The panel focuses on Arkansas River Basin development and previously included only Oklahoma and Arkansas representatives.
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Topeka
George Docking
Arkansas River Basin
Denver D. Hargis
Coffeyville
Robert Karr
Girard
Kansas House
Joe Warren
Dmaple City
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Colorado floods prompt statewide alert as snows melt
Denver reports a statewide flood alert as mountain snowmelt begins. Texas forecasts more rain with rivers receding, though some areas see localized rises. General Maxwell Taylor urges keeping mobile Army reserves ready to respond to brush fire outbreaks. Economists say there is little inflation to justify immediate tax cuts. lawmakers continue a two week review of economic health and policy options.
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Denver
Colorado
West Point
N.Y
Maxwell D. Taylor
Washington
Deaths and Funerals John F Carson 68
John F. Carson 68 formerly of Walnut died of a heart attack at his Hartford home. Born December 16 1888 in St Paul he married Lulu Mudd in 1914. He worked for MK&T railroad as agent in St Paul Galesburg and Hartford since 1946. Survived by widow two daughters eight grandchildren two brothers. Funeral Wednesday 9 30 am at St Patrick Walnut. Burial in St Patrick Walnut. Carson Funeral Home in charge. Sixty one centenarians in the United States are now receiving Social Security payments.
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Walnut
Hartford
Carson
St. Paul
Lulu Mudd
Mk&t Railroad
Galesburg
Roman Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus Lodge
George Holland
Louise Fox
Hutchinson
Joe
Parsons
St.Patrick's Catholic Church
Frank Baumstark
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Three Die in Kansas Traffic in One Day
Three persons died in Kansas traffic accidents yesterday raising the year toll to 206, compared with 262 at the same time in 1956. Victims include Dixie Lee Donaldson 15 of Quenemo killed in a one car crash south of Pomona W E Wood 82 killed when struck by a car in Kansas City and Mrs Roy Howarter 62 of Osawatomie fatally injured in a car truck collision on U S 50 east of Emporia.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Dixie Lee Donaldson
Quenemo
Pomona
W. E. Wood
Kansas City
Kas
Roy Howarter
Osawatomie
U. S. 50
Emporia
Wall Street Hog Price Up Cattle Lower in Kansas City
Kansas City livestock prices show cattle steady to lower with mixed yearlings and heifers largely steady. Hogs rise by about 25 cents over the prior report while sows hold, calves and stockers show varied gains and declines, and sheep markets trend uncertain amid weak activity. A Kansas City note adds eggs and poultry steady, while Chicago prices lift slightly for select dairy and meat commodities. An unrelated line about a chameleon remains in the text.
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Kansas City
USDA
Chicago Grain Market Mixed as Wheat Rallies Lead
Chicago grain futures edged up for wheat and soybeans after early liquidation while corn and oats slipped. Old style wheat closed about 1 to 1 1/2 cents higher with July around 2.03. New style wheat rose modestly to near 2.03 4. Corn fell 5 to 1 1/2 cents, oats slipped, rye rose a fraction, and soybeans gained around 1 1/2 to 2 cents with July near 2.34.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Kansas City Grain Prices Mixed for Wheat Corn and Soybeans
Wheat futures show 47 cars and various grades with slight gains and declines. Corn declines for No 2 white and No 3 mixed, oats steady to down, mile maize around 2.21 to 2.25. Rye barley soybeans and bran and shorts also listed with small changes.
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Kansas City
Wheat price falls for Kansas farmers in May
The average price received by Kansas farmers for wheat declined 13 cents in the month ended May 15. The mid May price was 1.94 per bushel, down from 2.07 in April and 2.02 a year ago, and 4 cents below the U S average and 2 cents below the west north central average.
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Topeka
Kansas
U. S
West North Central
Nebraska Approves Seven Cent Gasoline Tax
The Nebraska Legislature passed a bill raising the gasoline tax from six to seven cents per gallon with a 26 to 13 vote. The higher levy is expected to generate about five million dollars in additional annual revenue. One vote short of passage defeated a separate measure by 21 to 14.
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Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska
Lawmakers consider compensatory fuel tax for large trucks
A bill to impose a compensatory tax on fuel used by large trucks and inter city buses could raise about 1,175,000 dollars yearly. The measure faced opposition from petroleum and trucking lobbyists and farm groups.
Fall-Out Attacks Hereditary Mold
Three geneticists told Congress that radiation from nuclear tests harms hereditary materials and will shorten lives for thousands or millions in future generations. They warned there is no safe radiation dose and that continued testing raises the risk of disease, deformity, or premature death globally.
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Washington
Congress
Senate House Atomic Energy
James F. Crow
University of Wisconsin
Bentley Glass
Johns Hopkins University
Hermann J. Muller
Indiana University
Crow
Muller
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