Carnival Like Auction Draws Thousands At Dimond Estate Sale
About 4 000 people attended the Dimond estate antiques auction at the family home near St Paul. Top item was a 1904 Winton car sold for 3400 dollars to Mr and Mrs Maupin of Hutchinson. Total sales around 9400 dollars and bidders came from many states, with hundreds of items sold including a 1724 violin and a treadle lathe from 1898.
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Dimond Estate
Keith Wright
ST. Paul
G. A. Dimond
Here
Tom Buchanan
W. W. Maupin
Hutchinson
Pierce
Gerald Chance
Wichita
Lexington
C. E. Atkins
Felix Graves
Broken Arrow
Okla
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Buchanan
St. Louis Exposition
Maupin
St. Louis
Parsons
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Arkansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Arizona
California
Florida
New Jersey
Texas
Minnesota
Illinois
Nevada
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Dimond
Parsons City
St. Paul Bank
Myrtle Dimond
Erie
Giuseppe Guarnerius
Iby
Charles
Winton
Tribune
Neal McCoy
Chanute
Center
G. A. Dimond Farm
Surrey
Hickok Man 40 Killed in Fall From Elevator
The body of Ray Degarmo, 40, of Ulysses, was found at the Sul livan grain elevator in Hickok Kansas, apparently from a fall while repairing the 125 foot roof. He worked the overnight shift alone and was found by the relief worker. He leaves a widow, a son and three daughters.
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Hickok
Kan
Ray Degarmo
Ulysses
Sullivan
Degarmo
World Wide Gift Shops Inc Incorporation In Kansas
Topeka AP reports World Wide Gift Shops Inc Hutchinson has completed incorporation in the secretary of state office. James E Coffin is named resident agent. Authorized capitalization is ten thousand dollars.
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Topeka
World Wide Gift Shops Inc
Hutchinson
Secretary of State
James E. Coffin
Train Times Changed Oil Flyer Through Chanute
Santa Fe Railroad announces new schedule for the Oil Flyer routing via Chanute from Kansas City. Departure from Kansas City at 11:59 p.m. arrives Chanute at 3:30 a.m. then departs Chanute at 3:35 a.m. for Tulsa arriving 7:00 a.m.
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Santa Fe Railroad
Chanute
Kansas City
Tulsa
Fireworks ban in Chanute before 6 AM July 4
The Chanute Police Department warns that shooting fireworks before 6:00 a.m. on July 4 is illegal, citing local ordinances and penalties for violations.
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Chanute
Fox contradicts Adams denial on Goldfine remark
Former publisher John Fox testified to a House subcommittee that Sherman Adams tried to hush Bernard Goldfine about praising Adams. Fox described a hotel conference and a later suggestion to keep quiet, countering Adams denial of such remarks while Adams had acknowledged discussing Goldfine’s FTC matters.
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Fox
Adams
Washington
John Fox
Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
House
Boston
Sheraton Carlton
Goldfine
Federal Trade Commission
Joseph O’hara
R-Minn
Raney to Receive Eagle at Court of Honor
Leland Raney will receive the Eagle award, Boy Scouting’s highest honor, at a community Court of Honor July 7. The ceremony begins at 7 30 p.m. in Central Park with other awards and advancement chairman Ebur Schultz present.
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Leland Raney
Raney
Troop 6
The
Christian Church
Central Park
Ebur Schultz
Advancement
2700 Workers Idle At Detroit Chrysler Plants
Detroit plants of Chrysler Corp. in Plymouth and Detroit closed after the start of the day shift idling about 2,700 workers in a renewed dispute. The company cited trim department workers refusing to do assigned work. about 1,500 additional employees were sent home.
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Detroit
Plymouth
Chrysler Corp
Trim Department
Supreme Court Overrules NAACP Fine in Alabama Case
The Supreme Court unanimously nullified a $100,000 contempt fine against the NAACP and refused to dissolve a restraining order barring the group from Alabama. Justice Harlan held the NAACP had not received a hearing on the merits and that state scrutiny of membership lists falls under free association protections of the 14th Amendment.
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Washington
Supreme Court Today
Alabama
National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
High Tribunal
NAACP
Harlan
Supreme Court
Jones
Alabama Supreme Court
U.S
Ruling Stands At Little Rock
The Supreme Court refused to bypass the St. Louis circuit court and rule on an order suspending desegregation in Little Rock schools for 30 months. Attorneys for Negro groups sought a speedy ruling, while Judge Lemley's order would have placed Black students in a separate school beginning next fall. The Court urged timely action to permit arrangements for the next school year.
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Washington
Supreme Court
U.S. Circuit Court
St. Louis
Little Rock
High Tribunal
U.S
Ark
Central High School
Court of Appeals
McClellan: Crime Syndicate Threatens U S Economy
Sen John L McClellan of Arkansas launches a Senate Rackets Committee probe into a clandestine crime network he says endangers the nation s economy. He cites Apalachin Cleveland and Florida Keys meetings as lead examples and seeks top figures from crime and legitimate sectors.
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Washington
John L. McClellen
D-Ark
McClellan
Senate
Apalachin
N. Y
Cleveland
Ohio
Florida Keys
Rebels Seize Two More Americans in Cuba Kidnappings
Rebels seized two plant officials in eastern Cuba and abducted a driver and assistant, with U S embassy confirming the capture. U S Consul Park Wollam negotiated the release effort as the group of kidnapped includes 39 Americans and 7 Canadians. Castro’s revolt remains the stated motive.
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Cuba
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Park Wollam
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Wol
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Fulgencio Batista
Wollam
Oriente
Castro
Moa Mining Co
Guantanamo
Rebels Thrust Near Beirut Airport
Lebanese rebels occupied hills overlooking Beirut International Airport in a surprise morning thrust. Security forces backed by armored cars and a lone fighter plane struck back and held two hills behind Hemlan Village near Beirut. Fighting continued with reports of intense clashes over the weekend in Tripoli, unclear if wider offensive is underway.
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Beirut, Lebanon
Beirut International Airport
Hemlan Village
Beirut
Tripoli
Three Drown In Fall River
In NEODESHA Kansas a rain swollen Fall River swim after midnight Saturday killed three people. Bonnie Showalter 37 a Neodesha divorcee and Floyd Abel 30 Neodesha apparently were swept over Middle dam. Virginia Ledford of Wichita Mrs Showalter s cousin drowned downstream while attempting a rescue. Bodies recovered after a fisherman found the clothing Sunday morning and alerted officers.
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Neodesha
Kan
Fall River
Bonnie Showalter
Floyd Abel
Middle Dam
Miss Showalter
Virginia Ledford
Wichita
Abel
Car Thefts Reported By Two Men Saturday
George Warren of Peoria reported three dresses and two steam irons stolen from his car parked at his parents home. He valued the clothing at 75 dollars and irons at 19 dollars each. Edward L Caldwell reported a gold wristwatch worth 90 dollars missing from his car, taken within the past month.
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George Warren
Peoria
W. T. Warren
S. Highland
Warren
Edward L. Caldwell
Larson
Thanatopsis Triumphs After Six Years At River Downs
In St Joseph Missouri AP report Thanatopsis the once cherished horse owned by 38 people finally won a race at River Downs near Cincinnati. The eight year old paid 2149 in the daily double with Tex Lerno and 63 80 on a $2 ticket ending a long drought for the long neglected runner and his former owners.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Thanatopsis
St. Joseph
River Downs
Cincinnati
True Davis, Jr
Tex Lerno
Warm windy area forecast through Tuesday in Kansas
FORECAST: Fair and warm through Tuesday with a low tonight near 70 and highs in the 90s. Kansas farmers worked hard for wheat harvest as no rain fell over the weekend. A few isolated thunder showers possible in the west tonight and tomorrow afternoon, with cooler conditions in northwest Kansas.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Emporia
Goodland
Pittsburg
Dodge City
Dodge City Youth Dies In One Truck Accident
Dennis L Kinneman aged 13 was killed near Bloom Kansas when the pickup he drove lost control along a country road. The truck plunged into a ditch, he was thrown out and the vehicle rolled onto him as he led a convoy of combines.
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Dodge City
Dennis L Kinneman
Bloom
Kas
Kinneman
Tribune Contact Information Message
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