Local News Briefs and Community Updates
Short notices cover a wiener roast by Ever Ready 4 H club at Santa Fe park, travel of Dr and Mrs Ronniger for the 50th anniversary, Margaret Wood at a Health Education Workshop in Wichita, and Grace Boman’s return from Topeka after surgery. Also notes Delbert Vo Winder’s Army award, a minor collision near Main and Highland, arrests for intoxication, and family visits from California.
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South Shelter House
Santa Fe Park
Margaret D. Wood
Neosho County
Tuberculosis and Health Assn
Wichita University
Army
Delbert Vo Winder
Ray P Winder
Roy
Fort Riley
Winder
Chanute High School
Chanute Junior College
Malson Equipment Co
Ronald Reed
N. Steuben
Main and
Highland
Reed
John Timmons
Fredonia R
Advertising Is Your Guide to Sale Buying
Advertising Is Your Guide to Sale Buying. This notice promotes shopping strategies and tips for finding bargains and understanding sale formats. It highlights how ads help buyers compare prices, products, and sellers across markets.
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Ady
Hog Trend Up Cattle Light On Kansas City Run
Kansas City reports cattle sparse with 200 head, calves none, hogs 1 500, barrows and gilts under 240 pounds steady to 25 higher, weights over 240 steady, sows mostly steady. sheep 700 with limited test bids. Chicago prices steady to lower for butter eggs and grain mixed.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Chicago
Hides Caer 0 TS Cricket Match Notation
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear cricket score data and diagram notes with abbreviations and nonstandard markings. No identifiable names, teams, places, or dates are readable to form a proper summary.
Meeting Again Today On K C Star Strike
In Kansas City a union Local 80 and the Kansas City Star and Kansan held a 45 minute session then brief joint talks with US Mediator Arnold Groffith. No settlement progress was announced as meetings adjourned to 2 p.m.
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Kansas City
International Typographical Union Local No. 80
Kansas City Star
Kansas City Kansan
Arnold Gcroifith
U .S Mediation and Conciliation
Fishing Good In Neosho
The weekly Kansas fishing survey reports better luck for anglers overall despite spawning and heat. Southeast Neosho County State Lake shows excellent fishing for black bass, channels, and drum, with other spots noted as good or better in the Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission update.
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PRATT
Kas
Kansas
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Neosho County
Local water bodies listed for fishing access
The fragment names multiple rivers and lakes including the Neosho River drainage drum catfish and carp habitats along with Good Cottonwood Spring Caney Elk rivers Cowley County State Lake strip pits and Eureka City Lake indicating a regional fishing or water resource context.
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Neosho
Cowley County
Eureka City
Grants for Parsons and Shawnee Mission Hospitals
The Health, Education and Welfare Department announced a 112,294 grant to build a 65 bed general hospital for Labette County Medical Center at Parsons Kansas. The project cost totals 1,372,750 dollars. A separate 500,000 grant backs a 54 bed Shawnee Mission hospital in Merriam Kansas with total cost 1,276,856 dollars.
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Washington
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Labette County Medical Center
Parsons
Kas
Shawnee Mission Hospital
Merriam
Polio Shots Urged in Urgent Community Campaigns
Washington AP The Public Health Service urged block by block vaccination campaigns as paralytic polio cases roughly double last year. Surgeon General Leroy Burney warned that delays risk tragic outbreaks, citing Des Moines where 10 of 25 cases lived in a single low rent tenement and only three were fully vaccinated.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Leroy E. Burney
Burney
Des Moines
Seaway Dedication by Eisenhower and Queen Elizabeth II
President Eisenhower and Queen Elizabeth II dedicated the St Lawrence Seaway at Montreal, opening its first 31 miles with a ceremony at St Lambert Lock. The president praised the project as a technical and commercial triumph and a global symbol of progress.
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Montreal
Eisenhower
St Lawrence Seaway
Washington
St. Lambert
St. Lawrence Seaway
Congress
Seaway opening under joint U S Canadian leadership
Canadian officials and President Cabinet members arrived from Washington for the Seaway platform ceremony. Lewis L. Strauss attended in his final interim days as secretary of commerce. More than 20 000 people gathered in a 30 acre area as the Queen spoke praising the U S Canada cooperation and the Seaway’s shared future.
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Canada
Washington
Lewis L. Strauss
United States
Deaths and Funerals in Wichita Area
Mrs. Odessa Fraker dies in Kansas City prompting note to Mrs. J. R. Wasser of Wichita. Funeral service for Mrs. Lorena A. McGinnis held at Johnson Mortuary with Rev. Si mon and Rev. Vincent officiating. Burial in Mount Hope cemetery. Siblings and grandsons attend as pallbearers. songs include Safe In the Arms of Jesus and Rock of Ages. Flowers arranged by local church members.
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McGinnis
Ira A. Webb Jr
Chillicothe, I
Phil Wagner
Great Bend
Leon Link
Chase
Chris Carlburg
Junior Carlburg
Dick Carlburg
Wichita
Admittances and dismissals listed for Neosho Memorial
Daily Transcript records yesterday and today admittances and dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Names and addresses include Doyle Parker Craig Haugsness Mrs Carl Huffmaster and others with medical surgical and ward notes. Traffic citations list speeding offenders cited by the Potter department with bonds. Police court action notes a dog at large plea and $5 fine.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Doyle Parker
S. Grant
Craig Haugsness
Carl Huffmaster
Humboldt
David G. Smith
John Kustandorter
N. Washington
Harold Lear
Melvin. Yarnell and Son
Erie
Mike Thurman
S. Allen
Junior Moore
S. Edith
A. W. Smith
W. Main
George Sheffler
W. Elm
Clyde Collins
W. 14Th
Lula McFadden
Potter
Bobby Lee Hackworth
Louis Barbara Ann Noah
Altoona
Robert Lyle Brinkies
Neodeaha Ola
Agnes Lock Parsons
Lawmaker calls for tougher action on professional gambling
Anderson urges legislature to enact laws giving enforcement officials broader powers against gambling operations. He proposes seizure on sight of slot machines and use of a federal gambling tax stamp as prima facie evidence of state anti gambling violations. Current laws require catching a device in operation.
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Sas
Anderson
Steelworkers refuse more talks seek direct talks with executives
United Steelworkers president David J. McDonald announced the union will not continue meetings with the four man steel industry bargaining team. He said union offers have been rejected and that only direct talks with steel company executives could resume negotiations to avert a potential 500000 steelworker strike.
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New York
United Steelworkers Union
Steel Company
David J. McDonald
McDonald
R. Conrad Cooper
Cooper
Six Hurt When Two Rock Island Trains Collide
Six persons were injured when two Rock Island freight trains collided head on five miles west of Bridgeport Oklahoma. Ten crewmen were aboard, all from Oklahoma. The crash occurred in a can and linked to a low gambling ebb in Kansas.
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Bridgeport
Okla
Rock Island
Oklahoma
Topeka
Johnson
U. S
Anderson
Kan
Winter General Hospital to become Kansas Neurological Institute
Kansas moves to acquire the old Winter General Hospital in Topeka within 30 days for conversion into the Kansas Neurological Institute. The project includes $500,000 for overhaul and $700,000 for the first year of operation, with 300 beds to start and 500 to 600 possible later.
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Topeka
Kansas
Winter General Hospital
Kansas Neurological Institute
George W. Jackson
Veterans Hospital
Veterans Administration
Washington
General Services Administration
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Andrew F. Schoeppel
William Avery
Jackson
Population decline hits Southeast Kansas towns in county figures
Independence and Coffeyville recorded population losses as Montgomery County totals drop by 1,035 from last year to 46,643. Independence falls to 11,454, down 168, and Coffeyville to 17,935, down 356. Neodesha previews three key events for a three day agricultural observance.
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Independence
Montgomery County
Coffeyville
Ship Sinks In Lake Huron Off Thunder Bay Island
The Monrovia sank in foggy Lake Huron after colliding with the Royalton near Thunder Bay Island. The Norman W. Foy lost radar contact about 1:15 a.m. EST, over 11 hours after the collision, with debris seen but no sign of the Liberian freighter. The incident marks the first major Great Lakes collision since the St. Lawrence Seaway opened.
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Alpena
Mich
Monrovia
Lake Huron
Coast Guard
Norman W. Foy
Royalton
Thunder Bay Island
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence Seaway
Foy
Horticultural Society Fair at Chanute Tribune Pg 2
The Horticultural Society Fair to be held Aug 14 to 16 at Chanute. Musicians provide entertainment Friday June 26, 1959. A team pulling contest is scheduled for the second day with a rodeo on the final day.
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Chanute Tribune
Wall Street gains widen in moderately active trading
The stock market extended its advance in late trading with about 3.1 million shares traded. Major issues rose fractions to over a point while secondary stocks posted larger gains. Brokers called it a third straight session of rising prices seen as the start of a summer rally.
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New York
High Scoring In VFW Tilts
VFW minor league makeup games produced bright offense as Bank of Commerce No 2 beat Consolidated Oil No 1 27 to 20 and Ash Grove No 1 defeated Bank of Commerce Bill Harmon Marion Matlock Danny Rausch and Mark Gray. Winning pitchers were Joe Brock Danny Marks and Pat Scott with Gary Nichols and Dwight Judy as catchers. Losers Garry Johnson Dickie Corbitt and Tommy Van Leeuwen pitched with Van Leeuwen and Corbitt catching. Two more makeup games are set for tonight Consolidated Oil No 2 vs Bank of Commerce No 1 and Ash Grove No 2 vs First National No 1.
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VFW
Bank of Commerce No
Consolidated Oil No. 1
Ash Grove
Bank of Commerce
Bill Harmon
Marion Matlock
Danny Rausch
Mark Gray
Joe Brock
Danny Marks
Pat Scott
Gary Nichols
Dwight Judy
Garry Johnson
Dickie Corbitt
Tommy van Leeuwen
van Leeuwen
Corbitt
Consolidated Oil No
At&t
U ‘S
Consolidated
Sev' Atchison
Beech Aire
Beth Steel Ee
Mtrs Steerer
Goodyear
Kan P & L
M&m
Monson Cheteeeee
Mont Ward
Olin Math
Penney J C
UN Pace
Royalton Collision Leaves Crew Rescued After Abandon Ship
The Royalton collided with another vessel, prompting an order to abandon ship. Monrovia’s crew were rescued about an hour later. The Royalton sustained only minor damage and the collision cause remains undetermined.
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Monrovia
Royalton
Rev Crockatt to Give Centennial Sermon in Carlyle
The Rev. and Mrs. George C. Crockatt will be in Carlyle to lead the Presbyterian church centennial service at 10:30 a.m. with a basket dinner afterward. A 2 p.m. anniversary program includes music greetings and a memorial service led by Rev. Ned Wiggins. Dene Stevens will address and Crockatt will send greetings from Neosho Presbytery.
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George C. Crockatt
Carlyle
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Michael
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Salt Lake City
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Charlie Berthot
Katy
Grace Boman
Arthur J. Boman
Boman
Oroe
Henry D. Brown
Chanute
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S. Western
Bobby Jones
S. Lincoln
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Adel
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Meh
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E. Maia
Parsons Hospital
New Seaway
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HI Way
Humboldt. Kan
Odessa Fraker
J. R. Wasser
N. Evergreen
Daily Transcript
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People's Finance, Inc
Santa Fe
Winter Hospital
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Winfield
Wall Street
Ee Bank of Commerce
Easy Way
Coin Laundry
N. Allen
Lincoln School
Yare
Seidlitz
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