Prohibition Issue Shapes Oklahoma Primary Contests
Oklahoma voters face a repeal question in the first major test since 1907. Eleven Democrats and four Republicans seek gubernatorial nominations with runoff likely for both parties. Leading Dems include W P Atkinson and George Miskovsky. top Republicans are Phil Ferguson and C E Barnes.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
U. S
W. P. Bill Atkinson
Midwest City
George Miskovsky
Tulsa County
J. Howard Edmondson
William C. Doenges
Bartlesville
William O. Coe
Raymond Gary
Phil Ferguson
C. E. Barnes
Non-Communist Oaths Barred for Tax Exemption Appeals
The Supreme Court ruled 7-1 that California may not enforce non Communist loyalty oaths to obtain tax exemptions. The decision leaves the law in place but requires the state to prove disqualification for exemptions. Justice Brennan wrote two majority opinions. Clark authored two dissents. Chief Justice Warren did not participate.
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Washington
Supreme Court
California
Tne
Brennan
Clark
Warren
Peak Harvest Work Expected In Kansas By Tuesday
The Harvest Labor Control office reports wheat cutting under way across Kansas with fine weather expected to permit peak operations by Tuesday. More than 900 combines were needed for ready wheat though machine shortages limit progress, especially west of U S 81 and south of Dodge City. New Jersey history note interrupts report.
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Great Bend
Harvest Labor Control Office
Kansas
Tribune
Norton
U. S. 81
South Border
Dodge City
McPherson
Kansas Employment Service
Deaths and Funerals of Milton J Fairbanks and others
Milton J Fairbanks 81 of 815 S Ashby died at 1 am in Neosho Memorial Hospital after injuries from a June 11 wind storm contact with a power line in Chanute. Survived by five daughters eight grandchildren fifteen great grandchildren a sister and a brother Funeral arrangements by Johnson Mortuary. Also John William Parkins 89 retired Santa Fe employee died at Santa Fe hospital Topeka after extended illness. He resided at 102.8 Garfield leaving a son and three daughters. Koch Skinner Funeral Home set 2 pm Wednesday Christian Church service. S Ezra McMillen funeral held at Roy S Gibson Funeral Home burial Elmwood Cemetery. Bearers and flower attendants listed Regis Gibson Funeral Home in charge.
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S. Ashby
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Fairbanks
Chanute
Hillsdale
Grace Hunt
Iola
Christian Church
Colony
Bertha
Velma Ogden
Carl Keas
Pete Cheeseman
Winfield
Ann Bell
St Louis
Ethel Wilson
Peabody
Tom
Wellsville
Johnson Mortuary
John William Parkins
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Hospital
Topeka
Garfield
Koch-Skinner Funeral Home
McMillen
S. Ezra McMillen
Roy S. Gibson
Lawrence Life
Homer H. Wolcott
Elmwood Cemetery
Noah McMillen
Harold Neptune
Old Rugged Cross
Garden of Prayer
President Receives Atom Sharing Bill From Congress
Senate sent to President Eisenhower a bill to share U S atomic military secrets with allied nations. The measure relaxes secrecy rules for weapons information and materials, the greatest change since the 1946 McMahon Act. Senate approved the conference report by voice vote after House passage last Friday.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
U.S
House
Kansan Missing With 26 Others At Guantanamo Base
The Defense Department released a list of 27 naval personnel missing from Guantanamo Bay Cuba. Among them is William H Christe aviation mate second class USN son of Buford Criste of Scottsville Kansas. Rebels were believed to be holding the men.
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Washington
Naval
Marine Corps
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Defense Department
William H. Christe
2.C
USN
Buford Criste
Scottsville
Kas
No Useful Purpose In Eaton Testimony
The House Committee on Un American Activities ruled that Cyrus Eaton should not testify further, saying no useful purpose would be served by allowing him to repeat groundless accusations. Rep. Francis E. Walter announced the conclusion after a closed-door session, clarifying Eaton’s recent criticisms of the FBI and federal investigators.
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Washington
House Committee On Un-American Activities Today
Cyrus Eaton
Francis E. Walter
D-Pa
Walter
Eaton
Cleveland
FBI
Five Golf Equipment Makers Charged in Antitrust Case
A federal grand jury charged five major golf equipment manufacturers with violating antitrust law by conspiring to restrain trade and enforcing monopoly agreements. True Temper Corp, Wilson Athletic Goods, Spalding & Bros, MacGregor Sport Products, and Hillerich and Bradsby Co were named. one firm faces an accompanying civil injunction suit.
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Chicago
True Temper Corp
Cleveland
United States
Wilson Athletic Goods Manufacturing Co
River Grive
AG. Spalding & Bros. Inc
Chicopee
Mass
MacGregor Sport Products Inc
Cincinnati
Hillerich and Bradsby Co
Louisville
Coroner Appointed in Trego County
Gov. George Docking named Dr. R. B. Osborne of WaKeeney as coroner of Trego County to replace the resigned Dr. Glen Martin. Kansas City market notes report mixed grain prices and futures, with wheat futures down 3 to 3.5 percent and various grain classes listed with price ranges.
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Topeka
George Docking
R. B. Osborne
WaKeeney
Trego County
Glen Martin
Daily Transcript Admittances and Dismissals Summary
Hospital activity includes Saturday admittances for Mrs. A F Van Wickle, Mrs Herschell Sjorlund, and Wavil Brinkmeyer, Sunday admittance for Mrs Anna Hale, and today for Karen Corbitt, Mrs David E Palmer, and Mrs Eva Stone. Dismissals cover multiple patients Saturday, Sunday, and today, with births reported for Culbertson-Thornton and Hosselt-Cole-Santhez families. Traffic citations list Norma Layman and Richard Baughn with bonds. fire reports note two incidents in Chanute and South Evergreen. District Court filing involves Independence Glass Co and Johnson Cabinet Shop.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
A. F. van Wickle
S. Kansas
Herschell Sjorlund
N. Grant
Wavil L. Brinkmeyer
Anna Hale
N. Santa Fe
Karen Corbitt
Stark
David E. Palmer
S. Ashby
Eva Stone
W. Pine
Ace Blundell
S. Grant
Virgil Lowe
W. Ash
Oley Robertson
Florence Sweaney
S. Steuben
Ethel Hubler
S. Highland
Gene Mugrage and Son
S. G. Ashley
S. Central
Herschel
Storlund
Grant
Dalice Rush
Kenneth Culbertson
N. Steuben
David Thornton
Thayer
William C. Hosselt
S. Lafayette
R. L. Cole
Jesus Santhez
Humboldt
Arrests and minor crashes spark Tribune brief items
Ivan Wheeler of 1621 South Malcolm was arrested on intoxication charges and later pled guilty in police court, receiving a $15 fine and six months parole from a 30 day jail term. B M Dunham of 515 South Lafayette reported a minor rear end crash at 203 West Third while backing out. Clayton Pugh Jr. of 1210 North Santa Fe owned a 1955 Buick damaged by a parked car. Earl Clemans of rural Savenburg reported minor damage to his 1949 Ford from an unidentified vehicle in a lot behind 101 West Main.
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Ivan Wheeler
S. Malcolm
B. M. Dunham
S. Lafayette
W. Third
Dunham
Clayton Pugh Jr
N. Santa Fe
Earl Clemans
Savenburg
W. Main
Postmastership Open To Two in Manhattan
The Civil Service Commission announced Dale L. Duncan and Clifford L. Roesener are eligible for the Manhattan Kansas postmastership. President Eisenhower may nominate either of them, subject to Senate confirmation. Duncan, acting postmaster, and Roesener were the only applicants for the $6,380 a year job.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Dale L. Duncan
Clifford L. Roesener
Manhattan
Kus
Eisenhower
Senate
Duncan
Roesener
Arrest Made In Midwest Bad Check Ring Case
Kansas City man Melvin Lawrence Meinsen, 31, was arrested on a fraudulent 68 dollar check in Columbia and faces a $2,500 bond. Police say the ring operated across Missouri and neighboring states with checks from 60 to 70 dollars using fake payroll and phony construction firms.
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Jefferson City
Midwest
Melvin Lawrence Meinsen
Kansas City
Columbia
Kansas
Hugh H. Waggoner
Highway Patrol
Meinsen
Wall Street advances in moderately active trading
The stock market moved forward in moderately active trading this afternoon with estimated volume around 2.8 million shares, similar to Friday. Key issues rose from fractions to over a point while some issues fell.
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NEW York (Ap
Traffic Fatalities Reported in Kansas Over 48 Hours
Topeka AP notes Kansas traffic fatalities by the State Accident Records Section. In the last 48 hours two fatalities. year to date 1958 tally stands at 220. For the same period in 1957 the count was 253. one fatality occurred previously but was not reported.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Highway 77 Association Formed at Junction City
Representatives from cities along U S Highway 77 met in Junction City to organize a Kansas Highway 77 Association. The Sunday session established a coordinated effort to promote and map improvements for the route across the state.
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Junction City
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