Community Notices and Local Visits Across Chanute
Local brief highlights visitors arriving from Buffalo Newton and Kansas City and a schedule of evangelist C W Burpo meetings in Central Park. Police report car collision on North Lincoln overpass and a stolen truck case later found abandoned. Community births include Vance Randall Elder born June 14 in Kansas City. Fire crews respond to a minor blaze at the LeRoy Wells residence. no serious injuries.
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C. W. Burpo
Oklahoma City
Central Park
John Williams
S. Highland
8. Evergreen
Vance Elder
Overland Park
Vance Randall
Kansas City
Cindy
Nancy Jane
Tommy Joe
Ricky
Auto crash reports filed in local police bulletin
Police said a Sunday collision occurred when Shultz tried to pass the Smith car on the wrong side. A parked car owned by Jerry E Allred in Wichita was hit at 402 Steuben by Eliza Serrato 1104 Steuben. Serrato’s car suffered front end damage and she was cited for reckless driving. Austin Butcher of Altoona was arrested Saturday on an intoxication charge and released after posting a 15 dollar bond.
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Eugene Shultz
W. Pine
Richard H. Smith
Central
North Lincoln
Ters
Shultz
Smith
Jerry E. Allred
Wichita
Steuben
Eliza Serrato
Serrato
Austin Butcher
Altoona
Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Noted
Daily Transcript lists patient adjournments for Memorial Hospital with admittances on Saturday Sunday and today including Cora Greenwood Wallace Rogers John Allison Wade Long Mrs Ralph Beeson Mrs Blanche Donaldson Jessie Cook and others. Dismissals on Saturday Sunday and today include LaVerne Smith J T Fogleman Robert Kern and daughter Wilson Beebe Robert Garner Joe Chase Mrs Shook Wade Long John Allison etc.
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Leon Shook
R. J
Fred Thielenhaus
Earlton
Wayne Greve
S. Grant
Wade K. Long
Tulsa
Don Lesslie
S. Malcolm
L. O. Lovett
Steuben
John W. Allison
Kansas City
Kas
John Huckstep
Wilson
Donald Shields
Humboldt
Wesley Moore
W. Beach
Larry G. Goltry
Fred Dressen
Wallace C. Rogers
Pittsburg
Ivin C. Logan
Buffalo Pastor Denzil Roper Takes Nazarene Post
The Rev. and Mrs. Denzil Roper were welcomed at their Buffalo home Friday with a pound social as he succeeds Rev. Billy J. Lakey as pastor of the Buffalo Church of the Nazarene. The Roters came from Bethany Oklahoma where Mr. Lakey now ministers in Oswego after serving here two years.
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Ed Childs
Buffalo
Victor Hicks
Jana
Danny
Tucson
Ariz
Roy Holbert
Enid
Okla
Denzil] Roper
Roper
Billy J. Lakey
Buffalo Church of the Nazarene
Bethany
Lakey
Church of the Nazarene
Oswego
Me and Juliet Emerges at Starlight Theater Kansas City
The Midwestern premiere of the musical comedy Me and Juliet runs this week at Kansas City's Starlight Theater with Russell Arms and Dorothy Coulter as the romantic leads. Performances continue through Sunday night. Swope Park theater’s Naughty Marietta closed last night with a weekly attendance of 31,971.
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Kansas City
Juliet
Starlight Theater
Russell Arms
Dorothy Coulter
Swope Park Theater
Marietta
North Korea Accused of Building 580 Air Force Jets
The Republic of Korea charged that North Korea has constructed an air force of 580 planes in defiance of the armistice. The claim highlights a potential escalation in tension between the two Koreas and raises concerns over compliance with ceasefire terms.
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Seoul
North Korea
Republic of Korea
Cattle Higher Hog Prices Slip in Kansas City Market Report
Kansas City livestock market shows cattle mostly steady to higher with limited good stock. hogs ease 25 to 50 cents from Friday's levels. sheep and vealers mixed amid slow trade. Prices detailed for cattle, calves, hogs, sows, and stockers. regional produce and dairy quotes included.
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Kansas City
USDA
Parsons
Meteor Shower of 1833 Dazzles Eastern North America
The November 13 1833 meteor shower lit eastern North America with an estimated 200000 shooting stars seen from a single location between midnight and dawn.
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North America
Wheat prices fall as Chicago trade ends little changed
Wheat failed to hold early gains in Chicago trading with July wheat at 1.99% to 2.00, corn down about three to four cents, oats mixed, and soybeans down two cents. Reports include wholesale egg prices and live poultry receipts, plus death notices for Mrs. Ira Gibson and Elbert Stratton.
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F.o.b
Chicago
Board of Trade
No Vote, Not Even His for Irish Candidate
Granard Ireland independent candidate John McGovern received zero votes in Town Council elections over the weekend. He admitted voting for the other candidate and called it the decent thing to do. An editorial suggested his popularity misled voters into not voting for him.
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Granard
Ireland
John McGovern
Dublin Mail
Eisenhower Visits Maine for Clambake With Muskie
President Eisenhower ends a six day New England tour with a welcome in Maine by Governor Edmund Muskie. He will attend a clambake at Senator Margaret Chase Smith's home in Skowhegan and return to Washington for a White House meeting on the Soviet shotdown incident. Eisenhower fished six hours in Magalloway River catching two salmon and trout, releasing a legal keep size salmon.
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Parmachenee Lake
Maine
Eisenhower
Edmund
Muskie
Skowhegan
Margaret Chase Smith
New England
White House
State Dulles
U.S. Navy
Bering Strait
Soviet Siberia
U.S. Alaska
Magalloway River
Little Bay Falls
Tri-district Odd Fellows meet initiates class of 14
Fourteen candidates were initiated at a tri district Encampment meeting of the Odd Fellows Lodge. Teams from Parsons Independence and Iola conferred three degrees. E O Gilbert presented the class to E L Duffield and grand officers attended from Garnett Hugoton and Iola.
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Odd Fellow Lodge
Parsons
Independence
Iola
E. O. Gilbert
Garnett
E. L. Duffield
Charlote
Leo Feese
Hugoton
Joseph Burger
Scribe
Odd Fellows Hold Session and Meeting Arrangements
Senior warden and Mable Walton of Kansas City Kansas, grand treasurer, led a closed session for Odd Fellows members. C E Pulliam of Chanute, district deputy of district No 10, coordinated meeting arrangements. Refreshments were served at the close by Chanute members of the LAPM.
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Mable Walton
Kansas City, Kas
Odd Fellow Orders
C. E. Pulliam
Chanute
Chnate
LAPM
Publisher Evans Dies in Nashville Leader Found Dead
Fort Worth dispatch reports Silli man Evans, noted Nashville Tennessee president publisher and influential political figure, was found dead in bed yesterday due to a heart attack.
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Fort Worth, Tex
Silliman Evans
Nashville Tennessean
Pleasant cool weather continues across central to eastern U S
The Associated Press reports pleasant and cool conditions persist over much of the central and eastern United States. Western Nebraska and eastern Wyoming finish mopping up after cloudbursts delivering as much as 20 inches of rain yesterday. Rain areas shift to the South Atlantic coast Great Plains northern Rockies and northern Pacific coast with six hour rainfalls up to 1.8 inches in Dickinson North Dakota and 1.42 inches in Lemmon South Dakota. A 20 inch deluge at Guernsey Wyoming yesterday cut off communications and power lines.
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Associated Press
United States
Nebraska
Wyoming
South Atlantic Coast
Great Plains
Rockies
Pacific Coast
Dickinson
M.D
Lemmon
Tallahassee
Daytona Beach
Fla
Guernsey
Wyo
Torrington Flood Dumps One Third of Town
Torrington Wyoming near the Nebraska border reports 10 inches of rain flooding about one third of its 3 000 residents. Local officials assess damage and begin relief efforts as streets remain submerged and homes affected.
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Torrington
Wyo
Nebraska
Tuttle Creek Opponents Will Tour Kansas
Blue Valley opponents of Tuttle Creek Dam launch caravans to visit every Kansas congressional district. They seek to block 7.5 million dollars in funding to resume flood control construction as the Senate Appropriations Committee considers the measure. led by Mrs Robert Creith of Leonardville, with support from divisions in Milford and Perry Dam areas.
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Manhattan
Kas
Blue Valley
Tuttle Creek
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Robert Creith
Leonardville
Blue Valley Group
Delaway Valley
Milford
Perry
Blue Valley Belles J
Howard S. Miller
Congress
Kansas
Swimmer Pool Growth From WWII to Present
About 33,000 swimming pools exist in the United States today, with roughly half privately owned and the rest public. The postwar era saw about 8,000 pools in use, most serving public needs.
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United States
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Elmwood Cemetery
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