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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1957
Page
6
Global Briefs report floods across northern Italy killing at least two and washing away farm buildings. The disaster isolates villages and inflicts about 30 million dollars in damage.
St Patrick's defeated the Eagles 12 to 7 in a Veterans of Foreign Wars Teener League clash at City Park last night. Godinez and Walsh pitched for St Patrick's.
In a tight game Steele is targeted while T Lind delivers a sharp blad pitch for the Eagles and McCoy secures key receptions. The pairing demonstrates improving chemistry and playmaking ability for the offense.
Southeast Kansas Corner reports Metro club officers chosen: Terry Ayers as president Ed Langhorst as vice president Leland Wedel secretary Nathan Johnson treasurer Frank Krause and Loren Denny sergeants at arms Cal Pierpont board member. Also notes theft report in Coffeyville and other local items.
The Rev. Kazuo Komori, a minister from Japan, will deliver a Sunday evening address at the Church of the Nazarene located at First and Lafayette at 8 p.m. Komori has been studying.
In a junior baseball game at Highland Park the Braves beat the Yankees 10 to 6. The story notes a player who studied at Doshisha University and Kyoto University in Japan and converted from Buddhism during high school. It mentions his wealthy family and Buddhist followers. The Tribune invites readers to subscribe at 30 cents a week and gives a celery tip for garnishing dishes.
In Champaign Illinois Meriam Bailey a Northwestern sophomore defeated Judy Bell of Arizona 2 up to win the National women's collegiate golf tourney. Bailey 39 42 81 overcame a late rally by Bell who shot 42 42 84 and bogeyed on the 14th and 15th. A rain delay interrupted play as Bailey kept the lead through the final holes.
Washington report says Rep Scrivner reintroduces a bill to designate Huron Cemetery in Kansas City Kansas as a national monument. Earlier actions involved the Interior Department and the Budget Bureau.
The Chanute Tribune notes that Congress authorized the Interior Department to sell a cemetery and turn the proceeds to the Wyandotte Indian tribe of Oklahoma, a claim disputed as the tribe dissolved years ago and title allegedly returned to the federal government.
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