Mil ford L Ludlum Awarded Safety Honor for Lifesaving
Former Humboldt resident Mil ford L Ludlum received a meritorious safety award from the American Petroleum Institute for lifesaving during a Humboldt traffic crash on June 8 1957. He treated 15 year old Melvin Stierwalt with first aid, applied a compress, and accompanied him nine miles to hospital before the wound required 70 stitches. He was honored at a dinner in Hays and is a division tank foreman for Service Pipe Line now living in Stafford.
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Humboldt
Milford L. Ludlum
The
American Petroleum Institute
Ludlum
Melvin Stierwalt
C. E. Vestle
Stierwalt
Hays
Stafford
Social Workers Discuss Program in Topeka Training Meeting
Marguerite Blase of the state welfare division led an all day session for 20 social workers from Neosho Allen Wilson and Bour bon Counties at the Ti ga Hotel. The program supports cataract surgery and related eye care for those unable to pay with emphasis on public awareness and early treatment.
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Marguerite Blase
State Welfare Division of Services For the Blind
Topeka
Neosho
Allen
Wilson
Bourbon
Marian Campbell
State Department of Social Welfare
Miss Blase
Tiga
County Welfare
Adeline Fortney
Mildred Ennis
Doris Gough
Vesta Lightfoot
Kathryn Thornton
Ann Wheelock
Harlene Kackley
Della Gilmore
Katie Hahn
Edith Headley
James Helm
Doris Mitchell
Sarah Riggio
Esther Mae Adams
Zula Beets
Addie Walker
Forestine Laughlin
Stella Miller
Mary Sue Mitchell
Carol Ober
Bouron
Two Men Enter GOP Governor Race in Kansas
John S. Stevens 45 Wichita City commissioner and Harvey F. Crouch 54 Minneola farmer and teacher join the Republican gubernatorial field in Topeka. Stevens faces sales tax litigation over vending machine sales while advocating a homestead tax exemption of 1500 dollars to curb overall taxes. Crouch, a political newcomer who taught music in Michigan and Kansas schools, vows limited funds but definite ideas and campaign effort.
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Topeka
John S. Stevens
Wichita City
Harvey F. Crouch
Minneola Farmer
Crouch
Lake Linden
Mich
Kansas
Stevens
GOP
Stevens Enterprises Inc
Sedgwick County
State Supreme Court
Traffic Fatalities Reported In Topeka
Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the state accident records section show 1 in the last 24 hours. To date in 1958-197, comparable period in 1997-233.
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Topeka
Kansas
State
Substantial Boost Seen in Burlington Garment Plant Hours
Burlington Mfg Co in Chanute plans a rise in payroll hours for the last half of 1958 led by an expected average of 18 000 to 20 000 hours monthly. The plant employs 109, mainly women, with improvements to the building nearly finished under city support.
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Burlington Mfg. Co
Chanute Development Co
David Rose
Burlington
Joe F. Balch
Chanute Development
Rose
Chanute
Cecil Cage
City Industrial Fund
Cage
Tax Deadline June 20 for Second Half Taxes
Erie county treasurer Don Harding announced the deadline to pay the last half of 1957 taxes is Friday. Mail payments postmarked June 20 are accepted even if they arrive late. Unpaid taxes incur 10 percent annual interest as penalty. Harding noted many taxpayers delay until the last minute. If Tribune phone is unavailable call the carrier or 700 after 6 p.m.
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Erie
Don Harding
Harding
Wilt Chamberlain Signs with Harlem Globetrotters
Wilt Chamberlain, the 7 foot 2 star, signed a one year contract to tour with the Harlem Globetrotters. Abe Saperstein said Chamberlain will earn 65000. He debuts with the Globetrotters at Madison Square Garden on October 18. He leaves Kansas after his junior year to turn pro and is ineligible to play for the Philadelphia Warriors until graduation.
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NEW York
Wilt
Chamberlain
Philadelphia Warriors
National Basketball Assn
Warriors
Eight Youths to Take Pre Induction Exams
Eight Neosho County youths will take Army pre induction physical examinations at Kansas City tomorrow. They include Larry K. Perry Chanute Donald W. Gibson El Dorado Thomas E. Frederick 1418 2 S Evergreen Jan L. Holman 301 N Western Gerald L. Burghart R 3 Wallace Ike horn 1612 S Highland James R Hull Thayer and Raymond B Carter Parsons R 1.
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Neosho County
Kansas City
Gene Wall
Selective Service Board
Larry K. Perry
Chanute
Lawrence
Donald W. Gibson
el Dorado
Thomas E. Frederick
S. Evergreen
Jan L. Holman
N. Western
Gerald L. Burghart
Wallace D. Ikehorn
S. Highland
James R. Hull
Thayer
Raymond B. Carter
Parsons
Wasser
Filing Deadline Noon Friday For Offices
Erie officials announce noon Friday as the filing deadline for county offices. Four county commissioner candidates, two sheriff candidates, two for county attorney, and one for state representative have filed. Several others have announced candidacies but not yet filed.
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Erie
Ion Showalter
Oliver Craig
E. P. Patterson
E. C. Bolt
Perry Wilkerson
Lee Knapp
Jack Reynolds
Richard Ashley
Charles Forsythe
J. J. Volmer
George McGuire
Marshal Chanute City
Merrill Moore
Lewis Edwards
Robert Pennington
Register of Deeds
Ava Jeffrey
John Hemphill
H. F. Swain
Merle Estes
Constable St. Paul
Khrushchev Under Pressure Amid East West Cold War Tensions
London dispatch notes a chill in East West relations rivaling 1956 Hungary as Central Committee members meet in Moscow. Theories center on Suslov steering Khrushchev back to Stalinist hard line with China backing. Nagy and Maleter executions pressure Tito Gomulka, while secret talks and a breach of faith cloud a summit this year.
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London
Hungary
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party
Central Committee
Kremlin
Mikhail A. Suslov
Khrushchev
Stalin
Red China
Yugoslavia
Tito
Moscow
Peiping
Soviet Union
Britain
United States
Imre Nagy
Pal Maleter
Nagy
Poland
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Eisenhower backs Adams despite imprudence I need him
President Eisenhower defended Sher man Adams at a news conference saying his relations with Bernard Goldfine were imprudent but that Adams is indispensable. He praised Adams’ integrity and abilities while stating he has no plans to fire him and that Adams’ testimony before Congress reflected the facts.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Adams
House
Republican state chairs split over Adams Goldfine ties impact
AP reports Republican state chairmen at a three day campaign school disagreed on whether Sherman Adams relations with industrialist Bernard Goldfine will hurt 1958 election prospects. Some urged Adams’ resignation while others defended him noting no clear evidence of influence.
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Washington
Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
James F. Short
Oregon
William W. Treat
New Hampshire
Adams
Treat
Rains and severe storms forecast for region
Weather forecast calls for scattered thunderstorms some severe with hail and damaging winds through Thursday. A brief rain event near noon in Chanute dropped .05 inch, with more showers across Kansas. Moisture readings show varied totals and temps mostly mid to upper 60s tonight with highs in the 80s.
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Chanute
Kansas
CAA
Associated Press
Topeka
Wichita
Dodge City
Weather Bureau
Blue Rapids Scandia
Hudson
Tyresdale
Scott City
Jerome
Larned
Burdette
Bresster
Goodland
Olathe
Chapute
Paroled 12 Year Old After Driving Incident
A 12 year old Chanute boy who took a car from the municipal pool and wrecked it near East 14th Street road was paroled to his father and county juvenile officer Kenneth Wilson after pleading guilty in juvenile court. The vehicle owned by Edward Butler of the Manhattan Hotel was badly damaged in a wheat field roll over.
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Chanute
Kenneth Wilson
State Industrial School
Edward Butler
Manhattan Hotel
East 14Th Street
Weather Bureau Picnic Dampens Kansas City Day
The weather bureau attributes today's rain to inevitability as Kansas City hosts its annual weather bureau picnic. Officials say showers were expected, casting a damp mood over the event.
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Kansas City
Weather Bureau
Connelly Bids For Freedom
In St Louis AP report Matthew J Connelly a White House appointments secretary under the Truman administration seeks a stay of execution on a two year prison sentence for conspiring to defraud the government in a tax case. He and T Lamar Caudle former head of the Justice Department Tax Division are due to surrender Saturday to begin their terms. Connelly asked a stay while his new trial motion based on newly found evidence is decided. Judge Gunnar Nordbye had denied probation.
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Lebanon
United States
Eisenhower
Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations
U.N
Adams
Ne 1
White House
Goldfine
Boston
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Federal Trade Commission
Truman
Washington
Truman Eisenhower
James Clagerty
ST. Louis
Matthew J. Connelly
Connelly
Federal District Court
T. Lamar Caudle
Justice Department
Tax Division
New York
Butler criticizes Eisenhower over Adams support
Paul M Butler national Democratic chairman denounces Eisenhower's endorsement of Sherman Adams as shocking. He called the civil- ian leader's approval of Adams' conduct highly questionable and spoke at an AFL CIO conference. He quipped about not receiving a vicuna coat, linking it to his party background.
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New York
Paul M. Butler
National Democratic
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
United States
Butler
Industrial Union Department
Afl-Cio
Kansan GOP Leaders Call for Sherman Adams Replacement
In Topeka Effie Semple national Republican committeewoman for Kansas urged replacing Sherman Adams. She said he is a detriment to the party amid furor over gifts from Bernard Goltzman. Harry Darby of Kansas City declined to comment at this distance.
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Topeka
Effie Semple
National Republican
Virus Charged With Triggering Many Cancers Found
Dr. Sarah E. Stewart of the National Cancer Institute reported at a Canadian congress that a single virus extracted from a tumor can induce up to 29 cancer types in mice. The work supports the view that viruses may cause cancer, though human applicability remains unproven and not established.
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Honey Harbour
Ont
U. S
Sarah E. Stewart
National Cancer Institute
Bethesda
Canadian Cancer Research Congress
Stewart
Arthur W. Ham
The
Ontario Can
Cer Institute
Toronto
Blonde Arrested In Kidnap Case In Montreal Theft Probe
Toronto police charged Greta Goode a 40 year old blonde German with attempted extortion linked to the Montreal kidnapping of 27 year old Joel Reitman son of Cyril and Mrs Reitman. Reitman was found safe in Ottawa after 48 hours with a taxi driver. The note demanded 10000 dollars for the maid and boy.
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Toronto
Ont
Greta Goode
Montreal
John Nimmo
Joel Reitman
Cyril Reitma
Ottawa
Reitmans
Brampton
Reitman
House panel approves $1.74 billion military construction program
The House Armed Services Committee approved a military construction program totaling 1.742 billion dollars for the year starting in July. The action signals funding for base facilities and related defense projects, with details outlining allocations across departments and regions.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
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Lyle Meyer
Tioga Hotel
Dorothy VanLeeuwen
Judy VanLeeuwen
the Weather Bureau
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Gunnar Nordbye
Caudle
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