Young Anglers Shine At Elks Fishing Derby
Junior anglers gathered for the Elks derby at Lodge Lake north of town. Fred Midcap won the boys division and Connie Clark the girls division for most fish. Anthony Guerra and Julie Talbot took biggest fish honors, each earning a rod and reel from Pioneer Appliance.
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Elks
Lodge Lake
Fred Midcap
Connie Clark
Anthony Guerra
Julie Talbot
Pioneer Appliance
The
Julia Talbot
Connie
Fred
Tribune
Texan Recalls Floating Death in Lake Lavon Rescue
Dallas man Leroy Reed, 30, nearly drowned after leg cramps left him under water for minutes off Lake Lavon. Unidentified boatmen revived him after surfacing three times, with Reed describing a peaceful, drifting sensation before rescue. His wife Ella Mae Reed, 22, watched from shore as responders performed artificial respiration.
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Leroy Reed
Lake Lavon
Ella Mae Reed
Reed
Two Chanute Girls Attend Girls State
Donna Lucas and Carolyn Ahlf, high school juniors from Chanute, join 350 participants at the Sunflower Girls State opening at the University of Kansas campus in Lawrence. Registration began yesterday as events organize mythical city county and state governments for a weeklong program.
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Donna Lucas
E. K. Lucas
N. Lafayette
Carolyn Ahlf
L. Glen Ahlf
W. Main
Lawrence
Stolen Cash From Dew Drop Inn Machines
An estimated 18 to 20 dollars was taken from coin boxes in a cigarette machine pinball machine and juke box during a break in at the Dew Drop Inn at 1521 South Santa Fe Saturday night or early Sunday. Police reported the money boxes were pried from the machines and found near the alley behind an adjoining building. A small amount of money in the cafe register and Saturday receipts left under the counter were untouched.
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Dew Drop Inn
S. Santa Fe
Traffic Fatalities in Kansas 1958 So Far
Traffic fatalities collected by the State Accident Records Section show 185 deaths to date in 1958, with 225 deaths in the same period in 1957. No fatalities reported in the last 24 hours in Topeka.
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Topeka
Kansas
UAW Halts Walkout in Chrysler Negotiations
In Detroit AP report the United Auto Workers stop a threatened walkout as talks resume with Chrysler General Motors and Ford. About 500000 workers under expired contracts face no-strike tensions while Chrysler's Center Line missile plant sees unrest over pay and cost of living adjustments. Milan Matich, local president, says workers stay on job temporarily pending a settlement.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
Chrysler Corp
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Auto
Center Line
UAW
Milan Matich
Watersheds Approved On Verdigris and Fall River
The Governor's Watershed Review Committee approved the Upper Verdigris watershed of 210,800 acres mainly in Greenwood and Lyon counties with parts in Chase County for planning assistance. The Upper Fall River watershed of 200,000 acres mainly in Greenwood and Butler counties also gains planning aid. Action on Five Creeks in Clay County and Silver Creek in Chase County was deferred.
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Manhattan
Governor's
Upper Fall River
Notice to water users in Chanute for line repair
The city water line on North Garfield north from Pine Street will be shut off at 8 a.m. Tuesday for about two hours for service and repair by the City of Chanute Water Department.
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Garfield
Pine Street
City of Chanute Water Dept
Adg
Death Takes W. L. Drake
Walter Lewis Drake 65 prominent Humboldt businessman and civic leader died after a heart attack. He owned Humboldt Elevator Mills 35 years and held multiple local and state posts, including mayor of Humboldt in 1949 and president of the Humboldt Rotary Club. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday at Humboldt Presbyterian Church with burial in Highland Cemetery Lola.
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Humboldt
Walter Lewis Drake
Allen County Hospital
Iola
Drake
Humboldt Elevator Mills
The
Presbyterian Church
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas Chamber of Commerce
Humboldt Brick & Tile Co
Humboldt Rotary Club
Humboldt Board of Education
Midwest Feed Manufacturing Company
Kansas Grain and Feed Dealers Assn
National Feed and Grain Dealers Assn
Humboldt Presbyterian Church
Paul Carpenter
Highland Cemetery
Lola
Johnson Funeral Home
Allen County
Ralph
Blanche Cain Drake
Edna Klein
Allen Livingston
Columbus
Martha D
Andrew W
Hazel Drake
Kansas City
Kenneth Drake
A. R. Chambers
R. A. Finney
Walter Wulf
J. R. Leimenstell
Fred H. Hiller
John Parkhurst
Florence Hobart
Man Plunges to Death From Rim of Canyon
A 43 year old Grand Canyon motel clerk Donald Mark fell to his death from the south rim Sunday in view of 75 tourists. Police said the man was from Grand Canyon, Arizona.
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Grand Canyon, Ariz
Grand Canyon
Donald Mark
Grasshopper control set for 22 western Kansas counties
State and federal officials outline a $400,000 grasshopper control plan for 22 western Kansas counties with the federal government covering one third of spraying costs. Counties must finance the remaining two thirds, with a headquarters to be established in Garden City.
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Topeka
Kansas
Warren Hotel
Garden City
Kansas State College
State Agricultural Department
U. S
Nuclear powered plane may fly unmanned for tests
The first nuclear powered aircraft could operate without a pilot and be controlled remotely. It might circle for six months to a year away from populated areas and be landed for radiation, wear, and parts fatigue studies to reveal potential issues and ensure crew safety later.
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Washington
Weather and Nuclear Propulsion Take Flat-Top Front Pages
Partly cloudy and warm through Tuesday with scattered storms tonight and Tuesday morning. Kansas forecast notes highs 80 to 90, cooler in north central areas. Separate GE report discusses nuclear propulsion for aircraft, potential long-term military use, and benefits like reduced fuel needs and global reach.
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The
Weather Bureau
U. S
House Appropriations Votes Bill for 1.174 Billion in Public Works
The House Appropriations Committee approves 1.174 billion dollars for federal public works for the fiscal year starting July 1, including 749.4 million for Army Engineers and Bureau of Reclamation water projects. The plan funds Bonneville, Southeastern, Southwestern Power Administrations and the Tennessee Valley Authority, with 43 projects added beyond the President's program.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Army Engineers
Bureau of Reclamation
Reclamation Bureau
Bonneville Power Administration
Southeastern Power Administration
Southwestern Power Administration
Tennessee Valley Authority
Tribune Contact Notice
Instructs readers to phone Tribune staff via the carrier and to call 700 after 6 p.m. if the contact cannot be reached.
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Tribune
Redmond Reservoir gets $400000 start aid from House panel
The House Appropriations Committee approved a $400000 initial appropriation to begin John Redmond dam work on the Neosho River near Burlington. The project aims to flood control drought storage and provide recreation, with final planning ongoing and further funding planned as the Corps of Engineers proceeds.
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John Redmond
Key
Neosho River
House Appropriations Committee
Washington
Associated Press
R. J. Hayes
TriLune
Burlington
Corps of Engineers
Congress
George
Strawn
Water Projects Get 1 Billion Ok By House Group
The House Appropriations Committee approved a 1.018 billion dollar program for Army Engineers and the Reclamation Bureau to plan build and maintain water projects. It ignores President Eisenhower’s no new starts while staying near his monetary guidance and funds 43 new projects. The bill totals 1.018 billion dollars, with 772.7233 million for Army Engineers and 245.7392 million for Reclamation Bureau projects, comparing with the president’s recommendations and last year’s appropriations. A Missouri River levees cut of one million dollars was made due to rights of way litigation.
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John Redmond
Congress
Neosho
Cottonwood
Council Grove
Marion
Cedar Point
House
Appropriations Committee
Senate
Eisenhower
Kansas
Pomona
Marais Des Cygnes
Ottawa
Budget Bureau
Manhattan
Toronto
Verdigris River
Corps of Engineers
Abilene
Salina
Topeka
Tuttle Creek
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Army Engineers
Reclamation Bureau
Army Engineers l
Army Engineer
Scout Camp Opens at Wonderwood with Projects Planned
Forty intermediate Girl Scouts are enrolled this week at Camp Wonderwood. They began today making wooden and woven trays with archery and swimming planned. Mrs. Walter Lacy, president, notes the activities. Ten counselors include Esther Ralston, director, and Suzy Wall ingford, assistant. An open house and campfire service for parents set for 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Camp dismissal is 3 p.m. Friday.
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Camp
Wonderwood
Walter Lacy
Esther Ralston
Suzy Wallingford
Professor Claude Arnett Dies at 66 in Emporia Hospital
Dr. Claude E. Arnett 66 chairman of the department of social science at Emporia State Teachers College died this morning in an Emporia hospital. The longtime educator served the college for decades and was a prominent figure in regional academia.
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Emporia
Claude E. Arnett
Department of Social Science
Emporia State Teachers College
Cars Damaged In Minor Accidents
A 1955 Ford driven by Mary Lou Tge on Main Street was damaged when backed into by a curbside vehicle driven by Fred Bower. The Bower car was undamaged. A 1955 Buick belonging to Dr. J. D. Gough was damaged while parked on Forest Street. Julia C. Carter damaged her 1958 Chevrolet at Santa Fe Park after noon by colliding with a parked car.
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Mary Lou Tge
318
Santa Fe Park
Nancy Fletcher Wins $100 Pittsburg State Scholarship
Nancy Fletcher daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Fletcher 7338 Santa Fe has been awarded a 100 scholarship to Pittsburg State College for scholarship leadership and character. She graduates from Chanute High School and plans to enter Pittsburg State in September as a physical education major. In high school she was an honor student vice president of the GAA treasurer of the Future Teachers association Pep club Y Teens and a member of the band and orchestra.
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Nancy Fletcher
Russell Fletcher
Santa Fe
Pittsburg State College
Miss Fletcher
Chanute High School
Pittsburg State
GAA
Future Teachers Association
Wiggins Woman Killed in Two Car Crash on K-7
Edith Wiggins 53 of Kansas City Kansas died Saturday night in a two car collision on K-7 in Bonner Springs. Her husband Ralph Wiggins 58, brother Nelson C. Wiggins 56 and Kenneth Wiles 24, all of Bonner Springs, were injured.
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Bonner Springs
Edith Wiggins
Kansas City
Kas
Ider
Ralph Wiggins
Nelson C. Wiggins
Kenneth Wiles
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Westminister Foundation
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Arkansas River
State Tax Appeals Board
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Brookville
Clay Center
Elmo
Enterprise
Frankfort
Harveyville
Herington
Horton
Hoyt
Junction City
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GE Aircraft Nuclear Propulsion Department
Cincinnati
Evandale
Ohio
Idaho Falls
Idaho
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Wasser
Linda Schultz
Ebur Schultz
Redmond
Gordon Barker
Neosho-Cottonwood Flood Control and Conservation Association
Myron V. George
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