Tuberculin Testing Under Way in Chanute Schools
About 675 pupils from kindergarten to junior college were screened in two hours at the Chanute Junior College facility. Younger children easily tolerated the prick, while several older students fainted or felt sick, prompting rapid posttest care. Mrs. Jeannine Grubbs of the Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Association led 35 volunteers in administering tests with aims of 300 tests per hour and follow up chest X-rays for those with positive reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannine Grubbs
Kansas
Topeka
F Kansas
Grubbs
Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
Chanute
Rusk and Gromyko Discuss Berlin Without Settlement
In Geneva Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko spent three hours discussing Berlin and disarmament, with no settlement reached. Lord Home of Britain briefly stepped aside as talks continued, and a luncheon is planned with Gromyko and Rusk tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Berlin
Lord Home of
Britain
Rusk
Gromyko
Lenten Series celebrates a Kansan businesswoman's resilience
A Salina woman, disabled by polio, describes founding a home based telephone answering service in 1954 after nursing, aided by family and friends. The essay links faith to overcoming hardship and cites 4-H county event results in a Kansas area, with winners and regional prospects noted.
4 H Club Days Winners and Blue Ribbons Listed
A lengthy listing from 4 H Club Days shows numerous participants from Up and Atom Neosho Valley Busy Bees Prairie Schooners Hillcrest Meadowlark and other clubs earning blue red or white ribbons for talks demonstrations and vocal performances. Names include Lynda Lassman Phyllis Rensing Robbe Smith Judy Smith Cheryl Hawkers Pat Johnson and many others with clubs such as Up and Atom Shamrock Meadowlark Jolly Jayhawkers and Willing Workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dearing
Neosho Valley
Wasses
Jesus
Laiimore
Calvary
Kinne
Shamrock
Sheldon
Smith
Prairie Schooners
Lassman
Atom
Lynda Lassman
Doug Lope
Phyllis Rensing
Man
Gary Tredway
Lucky 13
Neil Feld
Lee Tipping
Gary Redhurn
Rita Vuccoy
Truster
Ever Ready
Rosemary Sharp
Judy Smith
Jolly Jayhawkers
Dwight Baldwin
Hillcrest
Boyd Lee Bartholomew
Marjorie Hines
Margaret Tipping
Linda Showalter
Sharon Morgan
Patsy Harris
Nancy Womeldorff
Meadowlark
Jolly-Go-Getters
Ann John
Ben
Donald Taylor
Jolly
Jayhawkers
Anita Chapman
Harry Guy
Jim Neely
Carol Baldwin
Hill- Red Ribbon
Crest
Buford Anderson
Neosho
Joyce Ann Valley
Busy Bees
Bobby Bower
Derson
Red Ribbon
Crash Kills Princeton Man on U S 59 Curve
In Princeton Kansas a car driven by Robert V. Bowles 31 Garnett Kansas left U S 59 on a curve skidded into a tree and landed in Middle Creek. Passenger Robert J. Welsh 26 Welda Kansas was hospitalized with a leg injury.
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Princeton
Kas
Robert V. Bowles
Garnett, Kas
U.S. 59
Middle Creek
Robert J. Welsh
Welda
Sam Morford In Critical Condition After Accident
Police reported Sam Morford 23 former Chanute resident now in Navy service was in critical condition in Denville New Jersey from injuries in an accident. He was taken to St Clair Hospital Denville. Relatives search coordinated with Parsons police where his father D D Morford works. Morford attended junior college in Chanute.
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Denville
N. J
Sam Morford
Chanute
Navy
Morford
St. Clair Hospital
Chanute Department
Parsons
D. D. Morford
Young Morford
Mystery Monster Found Half Buried on Tasmanian Shore
The carcass of a huge unknown creature, about 20 feet long and 5 to 10 tons, was found half buried on Tasmania's west coast. Brushed by exposure for 20 months, it defies invertebrate norms and will have tissue samples sent to overseas scientists for analysis with Tasmanian Museum involvement. Local experts deem it marine but not a whale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart
Tasmania
Bruce Mollison
Australian Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization
Tasmanian
Burglars Loot-Taint Merchan tile Office Breakin Fails
Weekend break in at three Merchan tile Building offices left a damaged scene but no loot. Thief tried to open a front-proud Prudential safe with a short-handled sledge, failed, and fled after damaging the Joey Drilling & Exploration Co and Hope Investment Co offices. Only about 16 dollars in cash and a 20 dollar check were found. Cloke reported his Hope Investment office was undisturbed until 5 pm Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchantile
E. Main
Joey Drilling & Exploration Co
Hope Investment Co
Prudential Insurance Co
Hope Investment
Richard Cl
Joey
Joey and Prudential
Weekend thefts reported in Altoona area
Police logged two theft reports and one attempted theft over the weekend. Roy Wells said an outdoor music speaker was taken from his drive-in at 1623 S Santa Fe, likely Thursday or Friday night. Ethel Reno reported a grocery sack stolen from her car at Main and Evergreen parking lot. Bob Joyce said someone tried to steal air horns from a 1958 International truck in front of his home, one horn broken but left behind. truck owned by Virgil Gamble of Altoona.
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Roy Wells
S. Santa Fe
Wells
Ethel Reno
S. Kansas
Main and
Evergreen
Bob Joyce
Lafayette
Joyce
Virgil Gamble
Altoona
Weather forecast for Kansas with cool winds and clearing skies
FORECAST Partly cloudy windy and cool today with decreasing clouds. Tonight colder with diminishing winds. Tuesday fair and cool with low in the middle 20s and high near 40. TOPEKA AP windy chilly weather. slow moderation Tuesday as front moves east. Skies clear west of Wichita Hill City line, northeast sees light snow flurries. no heavy precipitation expected.
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Topeka
Kansas
Wichita Hill City
Driver Arrested on DWI and Reckless Driving
Charles Falconbridge of Wichita was arrested by the highway patrol around midnight Saturday on charges of driving while intoxicated and reckless driving. He remained in custody at the city jail before being released on a $150 bond for a city court hearing at a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Falconbridge
Wichita
Highway Patrol
Help Your Child Succeed in School booklet
Parents are urged to obtain the booklet by Dr. Leslie J. Nason issued through The Tribune. It offers proven methods for parents to aid children’s study, improve grades, and succeed in school. Available at The Tribune for one dollar by mail or over the counter.
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Leslie J. Nason
Tribune
Dr. Nason
The
Band Clinic At Altoona Southeast Iowa League Event
A Four County band clinic will be held in Altoona on Tuesday with a 1 p.m. practice at the school and an evening concert at 7:30. Guest conductor B A Nugent of Emporia State College will lead vocal numbers. about 225 students are expected from Altoona Midway Thayer Galesburg Joint Rural Stark and Edna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
James McCollum
B. A. Nugent
Emporia State College
McCollum
Midway
Thayer
Galesburg
Joint Rural
Stark
Edna
Mrs Lowen Granted Permission to Visit Son in Greece
Mrs. John Lowen will depart March 22 for Athens to visit her son Roger Ranney, a 28 year old prisoner condemned to die for killing two seamen. Don Donaldson will accompany her to assist by leading fund raising for Ranney's defense and seek clemency from King Paul.
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John Lowen
Athens
Greece
Roger Ranney
Don’ Donaldson
S. Central
Ranney
Donaldson
Denman Stanfield
State Department
Department
Lowen
Roger
Rome
Cairo
Egypt
Middle East
Europe
Harriet Larson Tops Tribune Tipster Award
Harriet Larson of 105 S Plummer is the first of several tipsters to submit tips to The Tribune about a Vilas fire. The blaze damaged a brick high school building and another adjacent structure owned by Cities Service Gas Co. The weekly $3 tip prize will be awarded to the winner announced next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Larson
S. Plummer
The
Tribune
Salt Kills Seven Babies At Binghamton Hospital
Seven newborns at Binghamton General Hospital were killed or seriously poisoned by salt accidentally mixed into formula. Michele Dawn Bowser, four days old, died. ten other infants were affected, three critically. Pregnant nurse Lillie Colvin refilled the sugar container and faced questioning as investigators weigh possible causes and responsibility. The salt was found in the sugar can used for infant formula, with one nurse previously in charge violating rules by using the wrong sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
N.Y
Michele Dawn Bowser
Binghamton General Hospital
Lillie Colvin
Ing
Ache
Jason K. Moyer
May Pier
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