Hadl to speak at Chanute on Mount Oread athletics
KU halfback John Hadl will tour the state and speak in Chanute at 8 p.m. in the Memorial building Federation room. Teammate Fred Hageman accompanies him. Hadl starred as KU’s sophomore and led in six offensive categories while shifting to quarterback for fall practice.
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Wall Street Stock Market Mixed After Gains Week
Wall Street in New York shows irregular trading with gains ahead while the major market relaxes after a strong surge. Volume about 3.1 million shares. government bonds rose and corporate issues edged higher after a softer opening.
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Ruling at Liberal Murder Death by Own Action
Chicago grain and Kansas City cash prices report on wheat corn oats rye soybeans barley and sorghum with Kansas City levels showing mixed moves. Prices include July bids for corn oats and soybeans and cash grain ranges across several grades.
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Driver Watch Causes 150 Foot Plunge Into Fence
Highway patrolman Norman York said the driver turned to watch and lost control. The car crossed a ditch 150 feet, smashed a fence, hit a telephone pole, and sent several occupants to Topeka hospitals including DeWayne Allen 25 Independence Missouri Bill Coward Pennsauken New Jersey Margie Horn 18 Kansas City Helen Gilbert 46 faculty adviser Don Johnson 20 driver and Richard Thurston 21 Warrensburg all listed as injured.
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Warrensburg
Dr Barbara Moore Struck By Car While Hiking Near Brazil
Dr Barbara Moore a 56 year old British physician and cross country hiking vegetarian was hit on U S 40 four miles west of Brazil Indiana. She was knocked to the pavement but remained conscious in satisfactory condition at Clay County Hospital pending X rays. The car was driven by Mrs Elizabeth M Kline 67 Shamokin Pa who stopped immediately.
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Five Students Hurt When Candy Causes Accident Near Topeka
A single vehicle accident on U S 75 north of Topeka injures five students and a faculty adviser. A sack of taffy softened by heat spilled and one student extended the sack from the car, contributing to the mishap.
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Woman's Society luncheon at Big i Creek church
A covered dish luncheon for the Woman's Society of Christian Service is planned at the Big i Creek church on Tuesday at 12 noon, followed by the regular meeting.
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Daily Transcript Hospital Admissions and Discharges Neosho
Neosho Memorial Hospital posts visiting hours 2 to 4 and 6 30 to 8 p m daily for patients age16 and over. Saturday admissions include John Gnaldt Phyllis Stierwalt Larry Hutson and Mrs Clyde Long among others. yesterday admissions list Kenneth Honaker Andrew Reed Alice Hedrick Joseph Adams and more. today adds Lavera Clark Loyd Suders Mrs Harry Mitchell Julius Baker Mrs Lewis Callarman James Wiles. Dismissals cover numerous patients including Gerald David Charles Tripp Matt Wilsey Patricia Reed and others across Saturday yesterday and today.
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Alice Hedrick
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Joseph Adams
S. Forest
Mark Cox
S. Kansas
Charles Tripp
Earlton
Patricia Reed
Larry Hutson
Harold E. Fulps
S. Highland
Jimlmie Haines
S. Central
Sherman Walkley
Henry Barnow
N. Grant
Traffic Citations and Court Filings From Chanute
Police listed multiple traffic violations including speeding stop light failures and reckless driving with bonds posted. District Court filings show estates, judgments, and numerous building permits with estimated costs ranging from five hundred to ten thousand dollars.
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Coffins Sold At Bargain Prices In Americus
In Americus Kansas an auction of May Crock Simons property saw coffins sold for as little as 25 cents. Twenty old wooden coffins stored in a barn were offered and an onlooker, a high school boy, bought a coffin for a quarter saying he had “everything.” The Simons family once ran a funeral home in town.
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New Appointments By Methodists
The 22nd annual Kansas Conference of the Methodist Church ends with ministerial appointments for the Emporia District. New assignments include Altamont Mount Valley Spring Valley Melville Wohrley and others across Cedar Vale Wauneta Columbus Beth lehem and Pittsburg Grace Frontenac with J C Campbell among listed appointees.
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Hays Veteran Heads Kansas VFW Commander
Jay Stewart of Hays was elected commander of the Kansas Department of the Veterans of Foreign Wars at the annual convention. Other officers chosen include J. R. Mathias of Topeka as senior vice commander Bud Hess of Lawrence as junior vice commander and Francis Stone of Topeka as quartermaster.
Notable officers named in Kansas Army list
The record lists several officers including Master John Stang of LaCrosse as judge advocate Valerian Brungardt of Hays chaplain Merl Jordan of Great Bend inspector general and Dr Farris Evans of Wichita department surgeon.
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State Traffic Fatalities Reported in Kansas
Three people were killed in Kansas traffic crashes on Saturday. George P. L Esperance and Leonard Gerlnger, Stockton residents, died in a two car collision on U S 183 north of Plainville. Patricia Ann Percival of Kearney Nebraska was critically injured and her two children were less seriously hurt. George MacCaffey of Ulysses, about 25, was killed in a crash on U S 160 east of Ulysses with Paul Swisher and John A. Smith among the injured.
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Deaths and Funerals of Edward Splechter and Mrs Gericke
Funeral services for Edward Ern est Splechter will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Engel Funeral Home Thayer with burial in Thayer cemetery. He was born March 13 1899 in Kansas City KS and lived in Fredonia since 1959 and is survived by a wife a daughter three sons and nineteen grandchildren. Funeral services for Mrs Debra Gericke were held Monday at Roy S Gibson funeral home with burial at Elmwood Cemetery Rev W T Niermeier officiating.
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Rocking chair makers and a state race note
Robert E. Lee, 30, of Wichita filed today as a Republican candidate for state treasurer. In Gardner Massachusetts twenty rocking chair manufacturers operate in a town of about 22 000 residents.
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False shooting report near Buffalo causes raid at Chanute
A reported shooting north of Buffalo spurred Chanute police and area officers to search Saturday night for escaped convicts Carl Chase and Jay King. The report proved false. a woman who filed it was later found mentally ill and held for temporary custody before release to relatives.
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