Police Question Man After Death Of Strip Teaser
Mar vin Roth a narcotics peddler is questioned after the nude body of 24 year old Gloria Pascual known as Lorrie Vincent is found in his University City room in a case tied to abortion and possible narcotics trafficking. The coroner cites heart air bubbles as the cause of death while an inquest is delayed for tissue analysis. Roth, held on hypodermic needle charges, is already serving an eight year federal narcotics sentence.
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ST. Louis
Marvin Roth
Gloria Pascual
St Louis
Lorrie Vincent
Roth
University City
Pascual
Raymord J. Harris
FBI
Sunday Socials and Visitations Across Parsons Area
Mr. and Mrs Charles Stiles host Sun dinner with Kim in Parsons while Mr and Mrs W F E Marquardt attend guests. Roy and Glen Berg sell cattle at Parsons market. Osburn dismissed to Bryant Host Home after fall. Carl Morgan and Johnnie bale hay for Harry Stiles. Becky visits with Carl Stiles family.
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Lone Elm
Charles Stiles
Kim
W. FE. Marquardt
Allen and Paul
Parsons
Harvey Bentley
Harry Berg
Dora Hudson
Harry Stiles
Howard Splane
Sammie
Jessie Osburn
Bryant Rest Home
Glen Berg
Connie Morgan
Central
Chanute
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Bryant
Harry Umbarger
Thayer
Leslie Brooks
Sheryl
Neodeska
Verne
Roy Berg
Kansas City
Karl Berg
Wichita
Herbert Grutzmacher
Tulsa
Okla
Donnie Riggle
George Gruetzmacher
Loyd
Jamita
Glen
Toy Berg
Meryle
Parsons Market
Roy
Norman Stiles
Brad
Fredonia
Mike Karmin
Hudson Carlene Morgan
Cora Erbe
Leo Gruetzmacher
Flo
Charley Berg
Miss Ida
Neodesha
Ida
Dora Newhinney
Harrison Cemetery
Mewhinney
Harry Copeland
Social Roundup from Thayer and Neodesha Families
Local families and relatives gather for visits and harvest work across Thayer, Neodesha, Parsons, and Tulsa. Notes include harvest help, cattle and hog shipments to markets, birthday observances for Mrs. Hudson, and funeral of Mrs. Mewhinney. Families named include Berg, Gruetzmacher, Stiles, Copeland, and Willis, with attendance from Kennett and others.
New Gypsum Plant At Blue Rapids Under Construction
Construction began on a four million dollar gypsum plant relocated to higher ground due to Turtle Creek Dam project. Sen. Andrew J. Schoppel turned the first dirt. a one million dollar check from the U.S. Corps of Engineers was given to Rawson G. Sicars, Bestwell Gypsum Co. president, with Bestwell adding three million more for facilities slated to finish around July 1, 1960.
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Blue Rapids
Eas
Turtle Creek
Andrew J. Schoppel
U .S. Corps of Engineers
Rawson G. Sicars
Bestwell Gypsum Co
Bestwell
Kansas City Star Strike Ends After 10 Days
A ten day walkout by printers from the Kansas City Star and Kansas City Kansan ended as International Typographical Union Local 80 accepted two year contracts. The Star resumes with a one page edition and no ads. The new pact boosts weekly pay to about 123 dollars for day workers and 120 for night workers with holiday pay changes and a two part wage increase.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City Star
Kansas City Kansan
The
Star
Morning Times
International Typographical Union
Oregon Centennial wagon train nears Soda Springs end
The Oregon Centennial wagon train continued westward from Montpelier Idaho heading toward Soda Springs. The 2 000 mile trek from Independence Missouri to Independence Oregon proceeds at about 20 miles a day and should reach Soda Springs by nightfall.
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Montpelier
Idaho
Soda Springs
Independence
Ore
East Main
Oregon Centennial Wagon Train Faces Rainy Rest Day
The Oregon Centennial wagon train halted at Bear River County Fairgrounds after welcoming events. Visitors came despite heavy rains as 66 year old Weaver Clark of Hillsboro, Oregon, was hospitalized Friday with a recurrence of Spotted Fever and plans to rejoin the train in a couple of days.
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Oregon
Bear River County Fairgrounds
Weaver Clark
Hillsboro
Ore
Garnett Doctor Dies in Office at 60
Dr. John Carter, 60, died Friday in his Garnett office from an apparent heart attack. He practiced medicine in Ottawa and Garnett.
Emporia Pioneer Jennie Soden Dies at 86
Jennie Soden 86 of Emporia died Saturday. She was the widow of Justin St. Soden who ran the Soden flour mill founded in the 1850s by W. T. Soden, a member of a longtime Emporia pioneer family.
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Emporia, Kas
Emporia
Jennie Soden
Justin, St. Soden
Soden
W. T. Soden
Woman Aids Capture Of Jealous Husband Killer
Mrs Martha Schulze spotted a man burying items on desert land and alerted police. The suspect, Gerald Mosher, later confessed to strangling his wife Ina Huebner Mosher and led officers to her body after being found in San Fernando.
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Acton
Calif
Martha Schulze
Palmdale
San Fernando
Los Angeles
Mosher
Jewel theft recovered from Blanche Thebom recital in Taipei
Police returned jewels valued at $5,000 stolen from American mezzo soprano Blanche Thebom during a Taipei recital. In Seoul, Seoul officials say North Korean Communists seized 36 South Korean fishing boats with 251 fishermen in the first five months. In Kyoto, rainfall fills Shi geo Tanaka's garden with falling motorcycles.
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Taipei
Formosa
Blanche Thebom
Seoul, Korea
Kyoto
Japan
Shigeo
Tanaka
Rhee backs Lee Ki-poong as his successor
Seoul reports President Syngman Rhee endorses National Assembly President Lee Ki-poong as vice presidential candidate for a fourth term. The Liberal party convention approved Lee nearly unanimously amid Rhee’s push for a continued leadership line.
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Seoul
Syngman Rhee
National Assembly
Lee Ki-poong
Youg
Liberal Party
Lee
Cedarleaf oil used in soaps and sprays from red cedar
Cedarleaf oil distilled from red cedar wood is used in liquid soap polishes sprays and deodorants.
Chanute Life Underwriters Elect New Leader At Luncheon
The Ex ecutive Board of the Chanute Association of Life Underwriters met at the Silver Grill on Thursday David Laker was introduced as newly elected president He outlined plans for fall and winter meetings Also present were Gene Shanahan Iola vice president Forrest Richardson Chanute secretary treasurer Tom Crawshaw Gall esburg state committeeman and Ralph Willcott Chanute national committeeman Crawshaw is retiring president.
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Chanute Association of Life Underwriters
Silver Grill
David Laker
Gene Shanahan
Iola
Forrest Richardson
Chanute
Tom Crawshaw
Galesburg
Ralph Willcott
Crawshaw
New U.S. Ambassador Reid Departs for Israel
Ogden Reid, 33, newly named U.S. ambassador to Israel, leaves New York with his wife and three sons for Tel Aviv. He plans to tour the country and meet as many Israelis as possible to discuss his role and views.
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New York
Ogden Reid
U.S
Israel
Tel Aviv
Reid
The
New York Herald Tribune
Five Story Rooftop Fall Claims Two Youths in NYC
Two boys died after tumbling from a five story rooftop in New York over the weekend. Police say bystanders attempted aid but were unable to save them as investigators review the incident.
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New York
Local Youth Falls Reported in Manhattan and Bronx
The Chanute Tribune notes two separate student accidents as Shumaker, 11, fell in Manhattan on Sunday and Anibal Quinones, 14, fell in the Bronx on Saturday. The brief item records the incidents and ages of the youths.
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Tor Shumaker
Manhattan
Anibal Quinones
The
Bronx
MIT Chief James Killian Sees U S Lead in Science
Dr James R Killian former Eisenhower science adviser said the Soviets are progressing in many areas but the United States will lead the world in science and technology He is returning to his post as board chairman of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT and will resume duties.
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Boston
James R. Killian
Eisenhower
United States
Killian
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Mexico City man sees murder sentence rise on appeal
Guilermo Osorio Sosa, initially given four years for unpremeditated murder, appealed. A higher court ruled the crime was premeditated and increased the sentence to 20 years.
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Mexico City
Guillermo Osorio Sosa
Osorio
Cheese pairings for fruit trays
When offering cheese with fresh fruit choose two varieties. Use one mild cheese such as cream cheese or Edam and one strong cheese such as Roquefort or Camembert to balance flavors.
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Whitewell
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W. Main
Chanute, Kansas
Blackwall
Jean Hofbauer
Chicago
Cleveland
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K.C. Star
Limerick
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Fmick
Garnett
Emporia Pioneer
Global Briefs
Hot For Life
Douala
Cameroons
United Nations Trusteeship
Toronto
Newfoundland
Canada
Berthold Vilnis
Adolph Olonis
Neman
Canadian Mounted Police
Post
Chanute Tribune
E. Maia
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