Rain Delays Hit Wheat Harvest Across Allen County
Soil experts from Erie Fredonia and Iola report rain damaged wheat in Neosho and surrounding areas. Salvage possible if drying occurs, with yield estimates from 35 to 60 pounds test weight in some fields. Barley and heavily fertilized wheat faces heavier losses amid continuing wet weather.
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Neosho County
C. P. McKinnie
Soil Conservation Service
Erie
Wilson County
Fredonia
Vernon White
Iola
Allen County
Savonburg
Elsmore
Moran
White
Testimony Ends In Angry Row At SEC Probe
Washington AP reports an explosive hearing as former SEC chairman J Sinclair Armstrong clashed with House subcommittee chair Oren Harris over SEC handling of Bernard Goldfine cases. Armstrong refused to yield, insisting on questions about influence by Sherman Adams before being dismissed from the witness stand.
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Washington
Goldfine-Adams
Securities and Exchange Commission
J. Sinclair Armstrong
SEC
Eisenhower
Goldfine
Armstrong
Morris
Harris
Lamke Named Manager of Edmiston Store
Victor Lamke appointed manager of the Edmiston store in Chanute coming from Independence where he had led the same store for a year. He joined the chain in 1947 and now resides with his wife and three children at 1420 South Santa Fe. Lamke is a Nevada Missouri native who began his Edmiston career there. Marvin Belcher, Edmiston vice president, had been acting Chanute store manager preceding this appointment.
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Victor Lamke
Edmiston
Independence
Lamke
S. Santa Fe
Nevada
Marvin Belcher
Chanute
Weather records fall as Kansas sees 47 degree low
A record low of 47 degrees was logged today as frigid air swept Kansas. Rain totals rose across the state with heavy storms reported from Dodge City to Salina and hail and funnel clouds noted, while warming trend returns by Thursday with mid seventies highs forecast.
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Mercury
Kansas
Associated Press
Topeka
Saline
Richard Garrett
Garrett
Dodge City
Salina
Emporia
Altoona
Waverly
Burlington
le Roy
Lebo
Fort Scott
Junction City
Manhattan
Goodland
Chanute
Pittsburg
Garden City
Lunch leads to jail for tax evasion case
Nicholas J. Nigro former hotel manager pleaded guilty in U S District Court to evading cabaret taxes totaling 3026 dollars He claimed tax rules were complex and described lunch with two Internal Revenue agents who later reviewed his books and arrested him Judge Joseph P Willson sentenced him to six months in jail and a 5000 dollar fine with another six months if unpaid
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Pittsburg
Nicholas J. Nigro
U.S. District Court
Nigro
Joseph P. Willson
Internal Revenue
Thayer Post Office to Advertise for New Quarters
Dale Anderson postmaster announces the Post Office Department will seek bids for new Thayer quarters on a site owned by First National Bank of Thayer. The 3500 square foot lot on Neosho Avenue between Preston Street and US 169 is proposed for a 900 square foot facility to be leased to the Post Office if bids satisfy.
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Thayer
Post Office Department
Thayer Post Office
Dale Anderson
First National Bank of
Neosho Avenue
Preston Street
Post Office
Anderson
Deposition Delayed in Stompanato Case
Actress Lana Turner’s deposition in the Stompanato slaying was postponed due to the illness of attorney William J. Pollack who represents John Stompanato III in a $75,000 civil action. No new date was set.
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Los Angeles
Lana Turner
Miss Turner
Johnny Stompanato
Cheryl
U S Median Family Income Rises to 4971 in 1957
Census Bureau reports the 1957 median US family income at 4971 dollars, up 4 percent from 1956, with no strong change in purchasing power as living costs rose similarly. Farm families posted 2490 while urban and rural nonfarm households reached 5232. The figure includes earnings dividends rents and all income.
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Washington
Census Bureau
United States
Auto Club Enrolls Area Members in Chanute
The Auto Club of Kansas enrolls motorists in the Chanute area through representative Glenn Markillie who stays at the Tioga. He said responsible motorists are eligible to join and receive AAA travel benefits offered nationally.
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The
Auto Club of
Kansas
Chanute Area
Glenn Markillie
Tioga
Markillie
AAA
Lebanon asks U.N. aid to seal frontier with Syria
Premier Sami Solh seeks a U.N. emergency force to seal Lebanon's 150 mile frontier with the UAR after shelling from Syrian soil. President Chamoun accuses Nasser government of backing rebels, while U.N. observers face border obstructions and rebel resistance in the mountains.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
United Nations
Sami Solh
U.N
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Dag Hammarskjold
Camille Chamoun
Chamoun
Pickets Disrupt Chrysler Missile Plant Traffic
Defiant United Auto Workers pickets jam traffic at Chrysler missile plant for a third day. A line of cars eight miles long blocked entrances as pickets taunted deputies and threw objects. two pickets were held for investigation. UAW President Reuther convened Local 1245 officers to justify further action.
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Detroit
Mich
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers
Redstone
UAW
Walter Reuther
International Executive Board
Negotiations Resume In Kansas City To Avert Millers Strike
Negotiations were set to resume today to avert a strike by Local 16 of the American Federation of Grain Millers at 15 terminal elevators in Kansas City. Federal mediator H A Griffith said new developments made the talks possible after representatives of the union and employers met for about two hours yesterday and recessed until this morning. Members have authorized a strike if no new contract is reached.
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Kansas City
American Federation of Grain Millers
H. A. Griffith
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Russians Rally at U S Embassy in Moscow in Demonstration
A crowd of over 1 000 Russians demonstrated before the U S Embassy in Moscow, shouting insults and throwing a stone. 150 Soviet police kept order while U S Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson declined to appear. Protest occurred in retaliation for Hungarian refugees demonstrations abroad.
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Moscow
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
U.N
New York
Ambassador Thompson
U S Accuses Soviets of Staged Moscow Demonstrations
The United States charged the Soviet government with staging the Moscow embassy protest. State Department spokesman Lincoln White said the free world would see a clear difference between spontaneous revulsion over executions in Nagy cases and the Moscow demonstrations, which he called organized to provoke international tension.
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Washington
United States
U. S
Moscow
State Department
Lincoln White
Imre Nagy
Copenhagen
Bonn
New York
Chanute Ministers Push Curbs on Unwholesome Literature
The Chanute Ministerial Alliance led by Rev. Ted D. Hurst urged magazine and book outlets to remove publications emphasizing sex and crime. Aimed at protecting youth, the plan followed letters to 20 outlets and calls for store cooperation, with an executive committee and community service group to announce the stance.
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Chanate Ministerial Alliance
Ted D. Hurst
First Christian Church
The
Seas Pe
Hurst
Chanute
Rev
Paul Life
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Starkweather
Nebraska
America
Kansas City
Federal District Court
Swedish freighter rams oil tanker in East River disaster
In post midnight darkness a Swedish freighter collided with an oil tanker on the East River. The explosion lit the river on fire sending flames to the Manhattan Bridge. Three men are missing and thirty seven were hospitalized with eleven uninjured. Fire crews contained the blaze and the river was later closed to shipping. Brand-new gasoline fouled the water and a photographer collapsed and died of a heart attack while reporting the scene.
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New York
East River
Manhattan
Coast Guard
Brooklyn Navy Yard
New York Journal-American
William Finn
Eisenhower Nominates Arthur J. Stanley Jr. for U S District Judge
President Eisenhower nominated Arthur J. Stanley Jr. a 57 year old Kansas City attorney to be U S district judge for Kansas to succeed the late Arthur J. Mellett. Stanley a former state senator and Wyandotte County Attorney was recommended by Republican leaders Schoeppel Carlson and Darby.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Arthur J. Stanley Jr
Kansas City
Kas
U. S
Kansas
Stanley
Arthur J. Mellett
Senate
Bethel
Wyandotte
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Frank Carlson
Harry Darby
Traffic Fatalities Reported In Topeka
Kansas traffic fatalities shown by the state accident records section. In the last 24 hours two deaths, year to date 1958 reach 215, for the same period in 1957 the figure was 237.
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Topeka
Kansas
Reed to Address July 13 Session of Area Jaycees
Clyde Reed editor and publisher of the Parsons Sun will speak July 13 at a dinner after the quarterly meeting of the District Kansas Junior Chamber of Commerce in the Tioga Hotel. Reed is a GOP gubernatorial candidate and the speech will be non political. Registration opens at 12 30 with about 50 expected attendees.
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Clyde Reed
Parsons Sun
District Fight Kansas
State JayCee Organization
Fender Damage In Collision Of 2 Cars
Two separate car crashes damaged fenders in local incidents. A 1947 Chevrolet and a 1953 Ford pickup collided at Ninth and Garfield about 9:30 P.M. involving Donald Briley, 16, and Joe Smith, 17, with Smith cited for leaving the scene. A morning collision at Lincoln and Walnut involved Roy Hawkins and Ralph Bockover, detailing damage to rear fender and front area.
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Ninth
Garfield
Donald Briley
N. Lafayette
Joe Smith
Smith
Roy E. Hawkins
Grandview
Ralph Bockover
Humboldt
Lincoln
Walnut
Hawkins
Bockover
Phone your Tribune contact or call 700 after 6 PM
If you cannot reach your Tribune with the carrier, try to call 700 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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