Local Notes and Visits Highlight Town Life
Residents hear traveling guests and family news as extended visits unfold. Pringle family heads to Chicago for an industry meeting while the Hatfields host relatives from California and Denver for social events. A new baby, Cynthia Ann Massoth, born to Sgt Massoth and Mrs Massoth at Fort Benning, marks a five generation family milestone with Carlson relatives noted nearby.
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Matt Massoth
Fort Benning
Cynthia Ann
Massoth
Arthena Carlson
Arthur Carlson
Stark
Army
Oilfield Research Laboratories
Chanute
Roy Bass
Rural
Walnut
Nels Olson
Cythia Ann
Olson
Bob Angles
Santa Cruz
Calif
Wall Street Volume Dips As Trading Slacks Late
Wall Street in New York saw stock prices trimmed as trading slowed late in the afternoon. Daily volume was about 2.5 million shares versus 2.64 million on Wednesday.
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New York
Two Chanute Men Held On Driving Charges
Two Chanute men were held on driving while intoxicated charges with $150 bonds. George Roger Brown 325 S Western was arrested at 7 20 p m yesterday at 702 E Main after driving from Evergreen intersection to arrest location and was also charged with reckless driving. Everett Earl Grady 213 E Walnut was arrested at Santa Fe and Ash at 12 36 a m today after officers stopped him following a cafe outing. Hearings set for 4 p m June 26 in police court.
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Chanute
George Roger Brown
S. Western
E. Main
Evergreen
Everett Earl Grady
E. Walnut
Santa Fe
Ash
Grady
Elm and
Central
Traffic Fatalities Reported in Topeka Area
In the latest state accident records update Topeka area traffic fatalities are listed for the last 24 hours with year to date totals for 1958 compared to a 1957 comparable period. The report notes ongoing statewide traffic safety statistics and comparisons.
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Topeka
Kansas
Cattle Meager Hog Prices Rise In Kansas City Report
Kansas City livestock report shows lean cattle trading, hogs up sharply, sheep mixed. Cattle receipts light with steady to higher prices for feeder stock, hogs up 25 to 50 cents for assorted lots, sows and heavy hogs higher, lambs and sheep lifting modestly on the day.
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Kansas City
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U. S
U.S
Chicago
Kansas City Cash
U 'S
Talbot and Woodruff Deaths Highlight Springfield Obits
Gerald Sumner Talbot 32 died June 14 at St. John's Hospital Springfield from injuries May 18 after a passing attempt on a hill. Survived by wife Wilda and daughter Connie, plus parents siblings and relatives. Henry B. Woodruff 82 died at home of a daughter in Springfield. survivor list includes wife, 3 children, 8 grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren. funeral Sunday in Kincaid. Emmett Earl Roberds funeral at Johnson Mortuary with Masonic graveside rites in Memorial Park. Archie Lee Spence funeral at Johnson Mortuary with burial in Leanna cemetery. services led by Rev. Life.
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Gerald Sumner Talbot
Springfield
St. John’s Hospital
Ernest Talbot
Chanute
George Hatfield
Altoona
Talbot
Connie
Wilda
Willis
Wilma Wilson
Cincinnati
Dorothy Tate
Barbara Johnson
Joplin
National Cemetery
Henry B. Woodruff
Floyd Kelley
N. Highland
Kincaid
Iola
Woodruff
Liberty
John
Gelena Woodruff
Lone Elm
Lula Robertson
Roy H
Durant
Okla
Charles M
Kincaid Methodist Church
Johnson Mortuary
Spence
Archie Lee Spence
Paul Life
Carl Grady
Lewis Pallet
Lowell Pallet
Herbert Matlock
Charles Goff
Earl Dean Alford
A. B. Chauncey
John Peters
Floyd Johnson
Mmes
George Alford
Kenneth Ingels
Merle Oshel
Leanna Cemetery
Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Noted in Daily Transcript
Daily Transcript reports Neosho Memorial Hospital admittances including Michael L Grady surgical and Mrs Albert R Boman surgical. discharges listed for several residents. Also records traffic citation for Thomas David Adams speeding and court actions in Rice District Court including dismissals and grand larceny and forgery cases. Kenneth Casper and Rosia Keim among marriage licenses issued. Verne Hart named Smoky Hill State Park superintendent at Kanopolis.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Michael L. Grady
S. Evergreen
Surgical
Albert R. Boman
S. Grant
Leta J. Moore
N. Lafayette
Larry L
Rose M. Romine
W. Main
Loren White
Earlton
Dan A. Watson
Iola
Donald Petty
E. Chestnut
Edgar Starliper
Elsmore
Aura M. Evans
S. Highland
Otis Corbin
Leroy
Owen L
District Court Action
Rice
Joan Byers
John Hamilton Jary
Kenneth Foust
Fred Roles
Lee Montgomery
John Byers
Flay Davis
Richard Reeves
Kujly
Doris Boden
Raymond Boden
Roy G Babcock
Bertha May Kennedy
Claoton A. Myers
Margaret Myers
Pirie
Kenneth D. Casper
Rosia Keim
Chanute
Charien L. Clark
Berniece L. Campbell
Chapute
David Fraser
Fern L. van- Vickie
Topeka
Verne Hart
McPherson
Smoky Hill
Kanopolis
Scientist resurfaces after six years missing from Caltech
Albert Clark Reed, 51, a Caltech scientist and WWII test pilot, reappeared in Hollywood Park, California, after six years away. He left home in 1949 saying he could not explain why he left his wife Florence and son Timothy, who was later adopted. Reed said he remains unsure why he left and now works with horses. He learned his wife died in 1955, and his return was confirmed by a fingerprint check revealing his alias Alfred C.
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Inglewood
Calif
Albert Clark Reed
California Institute of Technology
Reed
Caltech
Smith
Cora Reed
Glendale
San Bernardino
Florence
Hollywood Park
Phoenix
California
Alfred C
57 Barrels Daily Reese Reveals Oil Pool Discovery
In Wichita a Barton County man describes relief after a state discovery well in an oil pool yields 57 barrels daily. He credits the find with easing his secret burden while noting marital strains and support from his wife despite occasional quarrels.
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Reese
Wichita
County
Adams Usefulness in Doubt as Geldfine Gifts Probe Intensifies
The case centers on Sherman Adams and gifts from Boston industrialist Bernard Goldfine. Eisenhower defends Adams while acknowledging prudence. Knowland calls gifts by public officials improper and urges strong ethics. Republican reactions split, with some demanding Adams’ removal and others backing the president’s aide. Democratic leaders push the issue in the broader political debate.
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Adams
Bernard Geldfine
Bos- Washington
William F. Knowlandton
Eisenhower
R-Calif
Sherman Adams
Butler
Goldfine
Ray Bliss
Ohio
Senate Gop
Knowland
Bernard Goldfine
Boston
California
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Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
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Wall Street
P&t
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Mont Ward Cow
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US Steel
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