Chanute High School class plans 30th reunion missing two members
The Chanute High School 1929 graduating class seeks addresses for Alyce Mann and John Hancock amid a firestorm of missing persons. Don F. Beach leads the search while letters go to Charles Crumpacker and others as part of reunion plans. Meanwhile in Arkansas a dormitory fire at Wrightsville claimed 21 youths, with survivors and officials investigating causes and safety failures.
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Chanute High School
Little Rock
Ark
State Training School
Wrightsville
Concordia Post For Jim Ganson
Jim Ganson resigns as assistant manager and fieldman of Chanute Production Credit Association effective April 1 to become manager of North Central Kansas Production Credit Association in Concordia. Mrs Ganson and daughter Kathleen will join him after term ends. Kathleen is a Chanute high school sophomore. R D Hamar to assume Gan sons duties at Chanute PCC after joining last November.
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Jim Ganson
Chanute Production Credit Association
North Central Kansas Production Credit Association
Concordia
Ganson
Kathleen
Chanute
Lions Club
Chanute County Club
Country Club
The
Methodist Church
Rainbow Girls
R. D. Hamar
Chanute Production Credit
Theo H. Peters
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Wichita
Chanute Association
Art Solomon
Soviet Protest Over U.S. Boarding of Russian Trawler
The Soviet Union protested the U.S. boarding of the trawler Novorossiysk off Newfoundland on Feb 23. Lt. Donald Sheely led the U.S. search party. Moscow said reports of cable damage were invented and urged measures to avoid repeats. The U.S. cited an 1884 treaty allowing inspection of ships suspected of cable damage.
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London
Soviet Union
U.S
Newfoundland
Moscow Radio
Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
Novorossisk
Donald Sheely
Falls Church
U.S. State Department
Sheely
Adm
Jerauld Wright
U.S. Atlantic
Accident Blamed On Visibility In Snow Storm Gridlock
Two minor crashes reported in Chanute as heavy snow began. Ralph Sparks and Earl Kenneth Wilson collided at 6th and Evergreen around 7:50 a.m. due to poor visibility. Sparks and Wilson vehicles sustained front end damage. Police noted reduced visibility as cause.
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Ralph Sparks
S. Highland
Earl Kenneth Wilson
S. Central
6Th
Evergreen
Chanute
Ford
Michael L. Jordan
S. Forest
George Wiltse
S. Lafayette
Vincent Aziere
S. Grant
Vaughn C. Brooks Jr
N. Evergreen
2Nd
Highland
Aziere
Menningers Story Highlighted By Rotary Club
Em lin E. North of the Menninger Foundation spoke to the Rotary about Kansas leading national advances in mental health treatment training and research. He described the Topeka area farmhouse as the first clinic and noted eight of ten patients leave state hospitals in ten years. North said over 10 percent of US psychiatrists are trained at Menninger, calling it the program's core. The talk was introduced by Joe Slyker with Lewis Taylor Jr. and Hugh T. Jones Jr. on the committee.
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North
Menninger
Topeka
Menninger Foundation
Rotary Club
Kansas
Joe Slyker
Lewis Taylor Jr
Hugh T. Jones Jr
Zoning Board Schedules Two Appeals On Nonconforming Uses
The zoning board of appeals will hold two hearings at 7 p.m. next Thursday in the Memorial Building city commission room. Drs. Glen and Ed Ashley seek a nonconforming clinic on land west of the 500 block South Plummer, partly inside the city and partly outside. Don Mallory seeks to build a typewriter shop at 1005 West 3rd using a prior nonconforming occupancy certificate for a different use.
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Zoning Board of Appeals
City Commission
Memorial Building
South Plummer
Drs
Glen
Ed Ashley
Don Mallory
Tom Morehead
Ashley
Appeals Board
Mallory
Morehead
Chrysler Steps Up Car Production After Glass Shortage
Chrysler Corp raises output as glass shortage eases. Last week the Detroit firm produced 128 838 cars, up from 120 822 the prior week. Year to date production reached 1 025 214 cars, versus 882 396 in the comparable 1958 period.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Five Story Hotel Fire Kills Three In Hazleton
A five story Gary Hotel blaze in Hazleton Pennsylvania kills three residents and leaves two missing. Firefighters battled icy streets and collapsed walls as victims fled in nightclothes, some sliding from windows on improvised routes to safety.
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Hazleton
Gary
George Klem
Beverly
Klems
Senators Seek Docking Backing for Centennial Funds
Topeka AP report says Governor Docking will not write a letter urging the Senate Ways and Means Committee to approve a Centennial Commission appropriation. The commission seeks over 304000, while Docking favors a tentative 25000 with a detailed plan. Senate panel to hold hearing March 10.
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Topeka
George Docking
Senate
Ways and Means
Kansas Centennial Commission
Docking
Commission
Maurice Fager
Four Prisoners Recaptured After Jail Break in Iola
Four inmates overpowered jailer Ed Crocker in Iola Kansas stole his $100 and his gun then fled. Police recovered all four within hours near Iola. Suspects were George Yoho 18 Curtis Bliss 21 John Branstette 21 and Clarence Stapleton 26. Stapleton faced drunken driving charges while the others faced burglary counts.
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Iola
Kan
Allen County
Everett Shepherd
George James Yoho
Curtis Wallace Bliss
Emporia
John Leon Branstette
Humboldt
Clarence Stapleton
Kincaid
State Highway Patrol
Shepherd
Stapleton
Ed Crocker
Tribune Delivery Help Line Notice
If you do not receive your Tribune contact your carrier. If unavailable, call 70 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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Tribune
Kansas Traffic Fatalities Update
AP report from Topeka shows 0 traffic fatalities in the last 24 hours. Year to date in 1959 stands at 78, compared with 71 for the same period in 1958.
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Topeka
Kansas
Blizzard cripples Chanute telephony and highway travel
A late blizzard isolated Chanute as snow and moisture cut long distance lines and disrupted AP, with telephone circuits out and a utility pole down. Roads turned to slush. forecasts predict 4 to 6 inches more snow and freezing temps. Restoration depended on weather as crews worked to clear wires and restore service.
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al Endres
Southwestern Bell Telephone Office
Kansas City
Iola
Shaw
Parsons
Pittsburg
Joplin
Endres
Highway Patrol
Chanutel
Vilas
Urbana
Fred Mosier
Mosier
K39
Chanute
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Associated Press
Topeka
Pioneer IV Beams Continue Strong Far Out Into Space
NASA reports Pioneer IV travels beyond 300 000 miles from Earth while sending clear signals. Goldstone and Schenectady tracking stations monitor distance speed and temperature. Observers note no major radiation belt detected aiding future manned missions.
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Pioneer
Space
Washington
Pioneer IV
Earth
Explorer
Goldstone
Jodrell Bank
Say
Mars
Venus
Mercury
Voyager
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Nation Enters Race for Chanute School Board Seats
Mrs Nation John Nation 20 S Larson filed yesterday as a candidate for the Chanute Board of Education. She is the fifth candidate for the three school board positions this spring, two short of a primary threshold. No change in city commission filings. two candidates Rush and Carder have filed, deadline in a week.
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John Nation
Larson
Chanute Board of Education
Dallce Rush
Howard Carder
Sportsmen's Meeting Delayed by Weather
HIAWATHA AP A meeting of sportsmen scheduled for Hiawatha tonight has been postponed due to bad weather conditions.
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Hiawatha
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California
Alyce May Mann
Don F. Beach
John W. Hancock
Charles
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Evelyn C. Woodruff
Donald Crumpacker
Herbert Earl Goodwin
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Faubus
Bill Deaton
George Williamson
Arkansas
Concordia Post
Wasser
Menningers
Emlin E. North
Burns
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Philadelphia
Clarence Krapf
Samuel Mednitsky
Mary Mooney
Howard Deitch
Emma Stilgebauer
Jeannene Meyer
Lyle Meyer
Nevgen
Porecast
Finday
Associated Press Service
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Coffeyville
Fort Scott
Goodland
South Central
Kansas Turnpike
el Dorado
Wellington
Wichita
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Pratt
Hutchinson
Winfield
KR. E. Johnson
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