Tribune Briefs Chanute Area and Local Notices
Short local items include a carrier opening at The Tribune office in Chanute, community meetings such as Hulda Parker Chapter 385 C E S, Sorghum Valley Grange and Les Des clubs, and a church program by Rev James Gamble. Also noted are Navy service details for Richard E Toomey, an arrest of Arnold E Moreland for intoxication, and a minor auto collision at Main and Lincoln with two drivers involved.
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Tribune
Chanute
Fay Clopine
Reckless Driving Arrests Span Seventh and Santa Fe
Undersheriff Jack Reynolds arrested Claude Wayne Meigs at Seventh and Santa Fe around 5:15 p.m. yesterday on a reckless driving charge. Meigs posted 25 dollar bond and a hearing was set for 4 p.m. Thursday.
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Claude Wayne Meigs
Fariton R. 1
Jack Reynolds
Seventh
Santa Fe
Meigs
Deaths and Funerals in Humboldt and Kincaid
Vincent Anthony Emery 59 of Humboldt died yesterday at Neosho Memorial Hospital after five days there. He was born April 7 1899 in Westphalia to Nicholas and Anna Roth Emery. Survived by wife Whilomena Kempker and two sons Don and Phil, plus one sister. Rosary Tuesday and funeral Wednesday at St Joseph Catholic Church in Humboldt. Burial Sacred Heart cemetery. Also Henry B Woodruff funeral held yesterday at Kincaid Methodist Church with burial at Lone Elm.
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Humboldt
Vincent Anthony Emery
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Emery
Westphalia
Nicholas
Anna B. Roth Emery
Emporia
Whilomena Kempker
Service Pipe Line Company
Don
Denver
Phil
Josephine Clemans
Chanute
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
Johnson Funeral Home
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Polish Communists Ready to Protest Nagy Executions
In Warsaw the Polish Communist party was reported ready to protest the executions of Imre Nagy and other Hungarian revolt leaders within the Bloc. Gomulka was not expected to publicly criticize to avoid Moscow’s anger, with private signals from Rapacki and Zambrowski.
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Warsaw
Communist Party Today
Communist Bloc
Imre Nagy
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Moscow
Gomulka
Adam Rapacki
Roman Zambrowski
Market cattle hogs and sheep prices wax higher in Kansas City report
Kansas City AP dispatch shows cattle and hogs advancing with calves and stockers strong, cows and bulls steady to higher. Prices span dairy substitutes and aged cattle with high good to choice steers 26.75 28.75, hogs 190 240 lb barrows and gilts around 24.00, sows 20.00 21.75, sheep and lambs active with 75 105 lb lambs 23.75 24.75. Parson feed lot notes US No 1 grade cattle 23.25 24.50 and 400 lb sows 20.25 21.50. Markets across Chicago and Kansas City ratchet prices for butter eggs and grains.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U. S
U. S&s
Daily Transit Admittances and Dismissals at Neosho Memorial
Admittances list for Sunday includes Harve H. Clemens Malcolm Gene A. Groves Eugene O. Berckefeldt Wichita Willie A. Smith and Mrs Dewey McCoy with surgery and medical notes. Admitting today Janet Donaldson Eugene Hale and Mrs Wyrle Evans. dismissals Saturday include Tom E Boyd Delbert Mc Kellips and others. Births report a boy to Roy Lowry and a girl to Eugene Whitworth. Traffic citations list Tommy Keller and Mark Elliott Wing with small bonds posted.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Harve H. Clemens
Malcolm
Gene A. Groves
W. Second
Eugene O. Berckefeldt
Wichita
Willie A. Smith
N. Garfield
Dewey McCoy
R. J
Janet Donaldson
S. Wilson
Eugene Hale
N. Santa Fe
Wyrle Evans
Central
Tom E. Boyd
N. Grant
Delbert McKellips
Kansas
A. R. LaSalle
N. Plummer
Calvin Cook and Son
S. Malcolm
Loretta F. Young
Moran
Albert R. Boman
S. Grant
Frank H. Moore
N. Lafayette
Ira O. Hutchinson
W. First
Michelle Kinney
W. Main
Ethyl Bair
S. Santa Fe
Grace M. Caldwell
Roy Lowry
Eugene Whitworth
S. Steuben
Garcia appeals for private capital to aid Philippine industrialization
Philippine President Carlos P. Garcia urged private American investors to help develop natural resources and speed industrialization at a New York breakfast conference with 101 financial and economic leaders. He called for a cooperative effort to build a self sufficient Philippine economy.
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New York
Carlos P. Garcia
Kansan 37 Drowns Seining for Bait
Don Henderson of Cherokee Kansas, 37, drowned last night while seining for bait in a strip pit 12 miles west of Pittsburg. He worked for Spencer Chemical Co. and is survived by his wife and two children.
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Pittsburg
Kas
Don Henderson
Cherokee
Henderson
Spencer Chemical Co
Cars Derailed in Wreck Near Thurdmond
A Chesapeake and Ohio freight train derailed a halted luxury George Washington passenger train on the mainline. Engineer H W Honaker, 66, said brakes failed and ore cars shoved the engine, trapping him for two hours. Nine others were hospitalized, with one broken leg reported.
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Honaker
Wall Street Edges Lower in Moderate Late Trading
In New York the stock market stayed down in moderate late trading as about 2.2 million shares changed hands, below Friday’s 2.59 million. Most major issues fell fractions to about a point, with a few stocks bucking the downturn.
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New York
Court Reverses Induction Rule in McKinney Case
In a 7 to 2 ruling Justices Black and B Douglas filed dissents. The verdict concerns Henry T. McKinney who prior to induction worked for the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway.
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Black
B Douglas
Henry T. McKinney
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
Yachtsman John Calvert Aboard Drifted Vessel Sighting Near Shanghai
Japanese fishing fleets were ordered to search for the 95 ton two masted yacht Thespian believed drifting near the Chinese mainland with actor John Calvert and several others aboard. The vessel left Keelung in bad weather and was last headed toward southern Japan. A similar white yacht was sighted 80 miles southeast of Shanghai, but officials noted no alarm as it drifted northwest toward Japan.
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Tokyo
East China Sea
John Calvert
Thespiansof
Los Angeles
Calvert
Keelung
Formosa
Japan
Shanghai
Coast Guard
Falcon
Supreme Court Rules On Veteran's Seniority
The Supreme Court ruled that the Selective Service Act does not compel an employer to restore a returned veteran to a promoted post in a seniority position he might have reached had he not served. Justice Frankfurter delivered the opinion.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Frankfurter
Long Range Farm Bill Seen Possible By Senators
Sen. Ellender said the Senate can craft a compromise long range farm bill this year to avoid another Eisenhower veto. He noted the Agriculture Department cannot get every demand but should be able to agree on terms they can live with. Sen. Aiken echoed optimism about a workable bill.
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Washington
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Senate
Eisenhower
Agriculture Department
Senate Agriculture Committee
George D. Aiken
R-Vi
GOP
Farm Committee
Chann-Comers Hold Picnic At Santa Fe Park Shelter
A Friday gathering at Santa Fe Park Shelter House drew about 50 Chann-Comers members. Games and white elephant prizes entertained attendees. The organizing committee included Mmes. Wayman Dunlap Dei bert Taylor and J S Dancer.
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Santa Fe Park
Chann-Comers Club
Mmes. Wayman Dunlap
Deibert Taylor
J. S. Dancer
Wheat Harvest Limited To Scattered Cuttings
Wheat harvest activity was limited last weekend to scattered cuttings due to rain and cool cloudy weather. Harvest operations will expand south of a Minneapolis to Syracuse line when sunshine returns. Great Bend reports needs for 50 combines 40 truck drivers and 10 combine operators. Pratt Kingman and Stafford each need 20 combines.
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Great Bend
Eas
Harvest Labor Control Office
R. B. Gilkison
Minneapolis
Syracuse
Gilkison
Pratt
Kingman J
Stafford
Peyton Named Assistant Engineer in State Highway Office
Richard L. Peyton, 51, a research engineer, is named assistant state highway engineer. He will lead research photogrammetry the computer section and the engineer training program. Peyton, in highway research since 1952, becomes the third assistant high official.
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Topeka
Richard L. Peyton
Walter Johnson
Peyton
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Les Des Club
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USN
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Fleet Aircraft Service
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Chanute High School
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Daily Transcript
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Phill Pettee Neweee
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Oxydol
Chicken of the Sea Tuna
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