Hungarian Family Reunited In Garden City After 13 Years
Imre Kulesar, 56, a grain elevator worker born in Hungary, is united with his wife and daughters Maria 23 Magdalene 20 and Irene 18 after fleeing Hungary in 1944. His family crossed from eastern Hungary to Austria last December during the mass exodus after the uprising, hiding in a forest before crossing to safety at night.
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Garden City
Imre Kulesar
Hungary
Kulesar
Austria
United States
Maria
Sians
Magdalene
Irene
Siberia
Maria Kulesar
Left Hand Pitch Collide Suspects Fail To Stop In Rural Route
Two drivers reported side swipes at the Bunker Hill corner on highway K39 near the municipal airport around 12 30 am. Ewing Wolfe and James A Garman both said the other motorist fled the scene as they sought police assistance. Both vehicles suffered left side damage and police urged reports to insurance carriers. A separate item notes a new loading and unloading sidewalk at Murray Hill School on Third Street to improve pupil safety with districts officials praising the measure despite possible minor traffic disruption.
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Bunker Hill
K39
Ewing Wolfe
Buffalo R. 1
Murray Hill School
Third
Buford Fisher
Ordinance Prohibits Dogs Running At Large
Ordinance number 3-203 makes it unlawful for the owner of any dog to permit it to run at large or to create a disturbance of the peace by allowing it to bark or howl. Penalty not more than $100. CHIEF OF POLICE (adv. 273-71).
City pays Curtis Taylor 500 dollars for park right of way
The city settled with Curtis C. Taylor for a triangular 35 by 35 foot land corner used by the Santa Fe Park drive. The agreement covers any value loss from the park road and resolves a boundary error that led to condemnation talks and an appraisal panel.
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Santa Fe Park
Curtis C. Taylor
Taylor
District Court
Larry Wilson
C. C. DeBolt
Emmet Bolze
Kepley
Lulu Cross Collier
Collier
Congress Delays Farm Subsidy Bill in Farm Debate
In Washington the Senate Agriculture subcommittee sent seven farm subsidy bills to the full committee as House leaders begin a four day cooling off period to bridge GOP and Democratic quarrels over corn and feed grain subsidies. The debate focuses on parity based price supports and soil bank subsidies amid spring planting concerns.
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Senate’ Agriculture Subcommittee
Agriculure
House
Midwest
Colmeg
D-Miss
Agriculture Committee
H. Carl Andersen
R-Minn
Cooley
Texan Is Killed Near Wellington in Car Crash
A vehicle overturned four times near Wellington killing Jody Willard Reverle 31 of Clifton Texas. Melvin Scott 33 and his wife Bernice 27 of Oklahoma City suffered multiple fractures after Mrs Scott, who was driving, lost control according to the Highway Patrol.
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Augusta
Kas
Here
Jody Willard Reverle
Clifton
Tex
Melvin Scott
Bernice
Oklahoma City
Highway Patrol
Scott
Contact Instructions for Tribune Delivery
If you do not receive your Tribune, call your carrier. If the carrier cannot be reached, dial 700 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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Tribune
Fire destroys Leader Department Store in Junction City
A two story department store, the Leader, burned last night in Junction City causing water and smoke damage to three nearby buildings. Total unofficial damage reached 150000 dollars with no injuries. The Daily Union plant suffered minor damage from water. press and newsprint were intact. The Burned buildings and newspaper plant are owned by John Montgomery, Daily Union publisher.
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Junction City
Junction City Daily Union
Rolf G. Sauter
Leader
The
Daily Union
Central National Bank
Montgomery Ward
John Montgomery
Ft Leavenworth National Cemetery to Expand Five Acres
The $46,700 expansion will add about five acres to the 14 acre cemetery. Superintendent Charles S. Stroup says the extra land will create around 3,000 additional graves. The site dates to 1846 with formal national status in 1867.
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FT. Leavenworth
Ft. Leavenworth National Cemetery
Charles S. Stroup
Stroup
National Cemetery
Six Candidates Vie For Two City Posts In Primary
Charles W. Rice filed to seek re election to the city commission joining J D Lightfoot as incumbents facing a March 19 primary. Other hopefuls include Harold R Williams Dale A Dahlgren C C Reid and Dalice Rush with McCulloh having withdrawn. Voters also choose three school board members with incumbents Carter Brookhart Floyd Potter Floyd Naff William Gray Jr and Paul Brennecke running. Registration closes tonight at 10 with 36 voters registering over four nights. The general election is April 2.
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Charles W. Rice
J. D. Lightfoot
Rice
Lightfoot
Commission
Harold R. Williams
Dale A. Dahlgren
C. C. Reid
Dallce Rush
R. W. MccCulloh
Board of Education
Carter Brookhart
Floyd R. Potter
Floyd W. Naff
William M. Gray Jr
Paul T. Brennecke
Railroads Push into Trucking to Crush Highway Rivalry
In Hollywood Florida President R C Williams of the American Trucking Association charges railroads move to enter trucking to eliminate highway competition. Dag Hammarskjold reports Israel fully complies with U N demands by withdrawing from the Gaza Strip and Sharm el Sheikh. in Wichita about 4000 Masons gather for Grand Council Royal and Select Masters Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons and Grand Lodge events. Eamon de Valera, stepping in as Irish prime minister, vows to crack down on private armies.
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Navy pilot dies in jet crash on farm near Olathe
A Navy pilot was killed when his jet trainer crashed on a farm south of Kansas City near Olathe. The pilot remained unidentified at the Olathe Naval Air Station pending notification. Separately, a Pan American DC7 with 53 passengers and seven crew landed safely after losing one engine over 600 miles from the American coast during a Honolulu route flight.
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All America Aldrich Named Coffeyville Boys Club Director
Aldrich, 40, former All American at Texas Christian University Ft Worth 1936 to 1938, named first full time executive director of the Coffeyville Boys Club. He played pro football for the Chicago Cardinals and Washington Redskins and later coached for the Redskins.
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Ki Aldrich
Texas Christian University
Ft. Worth
Aldrich
TCU
Chicago Cardinals
Washington Redskins
Redkins
Kansas Traffic Fatalities Reported in 1957
State accident records show 2 traffic deaths in the last 24 hours. To date in 1957, fatalities total 81, compared with 102 for the same period in 1956.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas House passes governor's parole attorney pay raise and many bills
The Kansas House approved raising the governor's pardon attorney salary from 7000 to 7500 a year in a 66 to 29 vote, sending the measure to the Senate. House also advanced higher tax mills for schools, and audits of district books, while a minimum wage bill failed 56 to 55. A 200-acre Topeka estate for a governor's mansion passed the Senate, and a proposed 18-year voting age amendment was sent to the House without recommendation. The apportionment committee moved a pay reform for legislators to a constitutional amendment.
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Kansas House
Senate
House
State Board of Social Welfare
Labor Committee
Kansas
Elections Committee
House Legislative Apportionment Committee
Fees and
Robert N. Allen
R-Chanute
George Docking
State Senate
House of Representatives
Israeli Forces Withdraw From Sharm el Sheikh and Gaza
Israeli forces handed over Sharm el Sheikh to the United Nations and began retreating from the last Sinai territory. Finnish UN troops moved in to assume control while a small Israeli garrison remained briefly to clear equipment. In Gaza, UNEF took over as Col. Matityahu Peled urged Gaza residents to obey curfew and stay indoors.
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Sharm el Sheikh
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Gaza Strip
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Life Sentence for Killing Reporter in St Joseph
William Eugene Morgan, 29, epileptic, was given a life term after being convicted of murder in the killing of Richard Skram, 20, a St Joseph Gazette reporter. Skram was shot twice on October 18 while in a station wagon with Sandra Petrie near a city park lake. Morgan denied motive, claiming mental disturbance, but psychiatrists testified he was sane.
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William Eugene Morgan
Richard Skram
St. Joseph
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Skram
Sandra Petrie
Gazette
Burlington Couple Killed in Crash
Burlington Kansas report says Ray Edward Christy 57 and his wife Elmira died in a two car collision near Burlington yesterday. Other driver Ernest F Crane of Leon was hospitalized in Wichita with injuries.
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Ray Edward Christy
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Burlington
Here
Ernest F. Crane
Leon
Wichita
Portland Mayor Demands Lie Detector Test Over Gambling Raid
Washington AP report says Portland Mayor Terry Schrunk seeks a lie detector test to deny accepting money from a gambling house operator tied to the September 1955 raid. The Senate Rackets Committee plans to arrange the test amid probe of Teamsters and public officials in Portland vice profits. Schrunk denies bribery claims and rejects testimony as false while noting prior undisclosed test results.
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Big Jim) Elkins
Multnomah County
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Nathan Zusman
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Big Helen) Hardy
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Desert Room
Thomas Maloney
Bass Fiddler Faces Traffic Trouble in Oxford
Oxford student Toby Jessel pushed a bass fiddle on sidewalks to travel. Police ruled it a vehicle. he must be in the road with lights and a torch. An inspector advised carrying a flashlight for warning before he buys one.
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Oxford
England
Oxford University
Jessel
Topeka Weather Forecast Moderating Then Turning Colder
Kansas weather officials expect a moderate rise today then a turn to colder conditions tonight and tomorrow. Western Kansas warmed 10 to 15 degrees with overnight lows from 14 at Topeka to 26 at Garden City.
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Topeka
Kansas
Garden City
Goodland
Manhattan
Israeli Ships Still Barred From Suez Canal Says Egypt
Cairo reports Egyptian officials reaffirm that Israeli vessels cannot pass the Suez Canal as the war status with Israel remains unresolved despite the 1949 armistice. Dutch coaster Vidala owner protests seizure of cargo bound for Haifa and remains held in Suez since October.
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Thieves Plan To Start a Shop In Benton
Sheriff Reed reports a grocery store break in Benton Early yesterday netted about 700 dollars in merchandise. The items stolen included four dozen overalls 200 dollars of women's hose sixteen pairs of shoes shirts earrings handkerchiefs cigarettes and other goods, suggesting the burglars intended to set up a shop.
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EL Dorado
Ercel Reed
Benton
Wright
Truman to Speak at Jefferson Day Dinner in Topeka
Former president Harry Truman will address a Jefferson Day dinner sponsored by the Kansas Democratic Club in Topeka on April 6. Rep. Dale Saffels announced the event and serves as club president.
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Topeka
Harry Truman
Kansas Democratic Club
Dale Saffels
Garden City
Chanute Area Faces Higher Taxes If Sales Tax Cut Passes
Chanute residents and county officials warn that ending the $12.5 million sales tax residue fund would raise local taxes. Chanute school Supt Buford Fisher estimates about 2% mills more for schools to recoup roughly $26,000 annual loss. County commissioners project a 3.6 mill county levy increase if the measure becomes law.
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Kansas
Buford Fisher
D. C. Diver
County General High School
Kansas State Teachers Association
Santa Fe Railway Company
Fishe
Coffeyville Lawmaker Dies After Collapse at Statehouse
Rep. Henry Oursler of Coffeyville collapsed and died on the statehouse grounds at age 72 while walking to a House session. He is survived by a wife and farm life near Coffeyville. born 1885 in Hillsboro, he previously lived in Oklahoma. His death reduces the Democratic Demp hen membership in the House to 42.
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Henry Oursler
Coffeyville
Statehouse
Lawrence D. Slocombe
Marion
Oursler
George Docking
Montgomery County
Democratic Committee
Hillsboro
Oklahoma
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