Local briefs note meetings and incidents in Chanute
Community notices include Hulda Parker Chapter 385 meeting with initiation and 50 year pins to Mr. and Mrs. Kirschner, Sorghum Valley Grange initiation, and social hours. Also reported are two purse thefts, travel updates from Mrs. Pierpont and Ostrum, a stillborn daughter for the Breyfogle family, and several social mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulda Parker
J. E. Kirschner
W.G.P
Charles McGinness
Frank Young
Eva Parr
W.M
Edna Petterson
Sec’y
Minister Attending Indiana Convention
The Rev. L. Don Richardson pastor of the First Church of God at 9th and Forest is registered among ministers at the Church of God 69th annual International Convention in Anderson Indiana. He serves on the General Ministerial Assembly which sets policy for church operations and will participate in electing leaders for national agencies and boards at headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Don Richardson
First Church of God
9Th and
Forest
Church of God
Anderson
Ind
General Ministerial Assembly
Richardson
Crosby criticizes networks for trash on radio and TV
Washington reports singer Bing Crosby says radio and television networks push musical trash under pressure from BMI. He cites the industry’s churn as harming songwriters while advertisers and networks profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bing Crosby
Broadcast Music Inc
BMI
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Chicago
Crosby
Magnuson
D-Wash
Senate
Ace
Poultry Prices and Local Notices In Uneven Collect
The page lists live poultry prices with several weightbased tiers and multiple names including Vanderford and son Stark Mrs Oscar Swiler Earlton Samuel Reynolds Redding Calif. James and Linda Stevens births and dismissals noted at local addresses. Also shows current receipts and a police citation for Claude Meighs Barston speeding along East Elm with bond posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderford
Stark
Oscar Swiler
Earlton
Samuel] Reynolds
Redding
Calif
James
Linda Stevens
Roger Toomey
S. Lafayette
Edgar Chapman
W. Main
Louis Gerk- Eggsen
Erie “Ar
Melvin Carlson
Buffalo
Penthic
Police
Claude Meighs
Barston
East Elm
Fcc
Sci
Wall Street dips as oils and chemicals lead losses
Late afternoon stock trading shows sharp declines with oils and chemicals dragging the market. Volume reaches about 2 million shares, above Friday's 1.97 million. In Huntsville Col. John C. Nickerson Jr. faces a general court martial on 18 charges of espionage perjury and disobedience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Huntsville
Ala
John C. Nickerson Jr
Nickerson
West Point
Army
Billy Mitchell
Fort Scott Crash Injures 7 Persons
Seven people including five family members were hospitalized after a two car crash seven miles west of Fort Scott Sunday. Injured were Charles Felt 15 Devon Kansas driver of one car Mrs Dorothy Hall 29 Uniontown driver of the other car Alvin Hall 9 and Carroll Sue Hall 2 their children and occupants Robert Elsbrader 17 Fort Scott a passenger in Felt s car and Anna Mae Hall 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Here
Charles Howard Felt
Devon
Kas
Dorothy Hall
Alvin A. Hall
Uniontown
Alvin E
Carroll Sue
Robert Elsbrader
Felt
Hall
Annae Mae
Deaths and Funerals of William Bussman and Alice Brogan
William Bussman 81 a retired farmer died after a short illness at Neosho Memorial Hospital He was born July 29 1875 in Evansville Indiana moved to Chanute from Sycamore and married Louise Burghart in 1902 Survivors include two daughters a son a sister three brothers and three grandchildren Funeral service 2:30 Wednesday at St Paul Lutheran Church with Rev J Rolland Christenson officiating Burial in Elmwood Cemetery Wilson Johnson Mortuary in charge Alice Olive Brogan 82 died at Bryant Rest Home She was born October 16 1874 in Osage Mission now St Paul Married John E Brogan in 1902 they lived in St Paul Coffeyville and Los Angeles before returning to Chanute A Grace Episcopal Church service 1:30 Tuesday with Rev Boyd C Latimer officiating Burial in Hope Cemetery The casket will be open at Wilson Johnson Chapel until 1 pm Tuesday Survivors include two brothers and ten nephews and six nieces
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bussman
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Bussman
Evansville
Ind
Chanute
Sycamore
Louise Burghart
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Randall Peterson
Kansas City
W. N. Clark
Bartlesville
Ed Bussman
Lizze Palmeyer
Coffeyville
Henry
Fen
Augusta
Fort Wayne
J. Rolland Christenson
Alice Olive Brogan
Bryant
Los Angeles
William Edward May
W. Beach
Richard Rodman May
Episcopal Church
Grace Episcopal Church
Boyd C. Latimer
Hope Cemetery
St. Paul
Wilson-Johnson
Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Over Weekend
Daily Transcript lists Saturday admittance Eugene Martin of 1205 S Forest for surgery and Sunday entries Samuel Reynolds of Redding Calif Mrs Wynn Hull of Benedict Dwight Wallingford 127 S Steuben and Joe Ferguson Altoona all under surgery. Today’s admissions include Bruce Beatty 211 S Central Michael Finnley 820 N Forest Robert Nordstedt 712 S Western William Gardner 1014 W 3rd Roy Tabor 314 N Highland with medical cases. Dismissals Saturday Elia Fitzgibbon Albert Bass. Sunday dismissals Bry an Burk Marie Anderson Albert Kling er Eugene Marlin 1205 S Forest Mrs Raymond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Tabor
N. Highland
Medical
Ela Fitzgibbon
S. Forest
Albert Bass
Earlton
Bryan Burk
Marie Anderson
N. Washington
Albert Klinger
Galesburg
Eugene Marlin
Raymond
Attorneys General blast Supreme Court on communism rulings
SUN VALLEY Idaho The president of the National Association of Attorneys General criticized recent Supreme Court decisions, saying they hinder investigations of subversive activity and allow disloyal affiliations. He cited Smith Act rulings while addressing the 51st AG conference. Louis C Wyman of New Hampshire warned the court protects dark corners of associations, impeding sworn testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Valley
Idaho
National Assn. of
Attorneys General
Supreme Court
United States
Louis C. Wyman
New Hampshire
America
Wyman
Attorneys General Group
Supreme Court of the United States
Communist Party
Supreme Court Upholds Federal Obscenity Statute
The Supreme Court 6-3 upheld the federal obscenity law barring mailing indecent literature. Samuel Roth of New York was convicted and sentenced to five years and a $5,000 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anaconda Seeteeee
Shennan
Beth Steel
Chrysler
I ‘Cities
du Pont
Eagle P
Mitchell
Ford
Gen Motors
Nickerson
Trans Air Serene
US Steel Pee
Woolworth
Washington
Supreme Court
Brennan
Warren
Frankfurter
Burton
Clark
Whittaker
Black
Douglas
Harlan
Samuel Roth
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B.M.A. —Life, Health, Accident & Group
U.S. Royal Tires
Willard Batteries
Glen’s Tire Service
Tribune
Les Des Club
Carolyn Loveaul
N. Franklin
Sorghum Valley Grange
Sorghum Valley School
Howard C. Fees
Paul Strohm
Jim
Pat
Mount Carmel
Ill
Phillip Everling
Phillip Jr
Dayton
Ohio
M. Kuykendall
Wheaton
Lola Kuykendall
Owen Kuykendall
R. J
Lodge Robertson
Wicita
L. K. Spielman
Bill Dietsche
Parsons
Frank Percy
W. Beech
Dorsey Bowers
Clyde Blanton
S. Central
Bowers
Raymond Pierpont
Boston
Dean G. Ostrum
Karna
John
Daniel
Ostrum
American Bell and Telephone Company
Pierpont
Williamsburg
Jamestown
New World
Great Britain
Dallas
Louis D. Breyfogle II
Lawrence
Lawrence Hospital
Breyfogle
Ernest W. Johnson
Louis D. Breyfogle
Overland Park
Indiana
der Bingle
USDA
U. S
Parsons Livestock
Kansas City Cash
Southwest
Board of Trade
Kansas
Oklahoma
Wall Street
Daily Transcript
West Virginia
Chestnut & Finley
N. Santa FE
Olson
Joe A. Goben
Main and Highland
Couron Jous
Ams Folger
Rome
West Main & Plumme
Eos
Urchases
Dr. Jar
Charmin
Spic Span
PTT Fa
Oxydos
ASD
Camry
Nabisco Honey Graham
Americas
Swift
P-R-E
Franklin XX
Shedd
Bute
Pwr
Sunshine
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