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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1962

Page

5

Homes in Argentina Show Stuccoed Brick Dominance

George F. Eisele Jr., a Kansas State University graduate and International Farm Youth Exchange delegate, shares experiences from October to April in Argentina. He notes most houses are stuccoed brick due to scarce wood, describes kitchens, heating by stoves, electricity, water systems, and the absence of lawns, plus the pride in flower gardens and rural life.

Argentina George F. Eisele, Jr Altoona International Farm George Kansas State University Manhattan Wilson County United States River Bottom Shaw Kansas Chanute W. F John Deere Allis Chalmers Sunmaster Dearborn John Deere Field Harvester Whetmore E Toys Marquette Rex King Neal McCoy Dewey McCoy First National Bank of Chanute Forget-Me-Not Hdu

Sulphur Fire Rages On Gulf Platform Offshore

A multimillion-dollar Freeport Sulphur Co. well off Grand Isle Louisiana burned out of control after an explosion. Flames reached 100 feet, visible 20 miles, destroying the platform derrick on a man-made island in Gulf waters. No injuries reported and no damage estimate yet. The site lies near a federal Louisiana dispute with $300 million in escrow.

Grand Isle Louisiana Freeport Sulphur Co Gulf of Mexico Gulf

Prison Interview Rules Eased by Kansas Officials

Topeka Kansas officials announce a slight relaxation of interview restrictions for state prisoners. Penal Director Col Guy C Rexroad says the change follows approval by the chief executive and aims to ease press access while maintaining security.

Topeka Guy C. Rexroad

Warden bans inmate interviews after Hickock Holcomb case

Rexroad, a penitentiary official, forbids all prisoner interviews with staff present. Interviews may only cover noncontroversial topics like hobbies learned in confinement. The ban follows a national magazine piece featuring Richard Hickock, one of the killers of the Clutter family in Holcomb.

Rexroad Richard Eugene Hickock Herbert Clutter Holcomb

State Finance Council to Meet in Topeka

TOPEKA AP The state Finance Council will meet March 30. A number of personnel matters are to be considered.

Topeka State Finance Council

Young Demos to Meet in Neosho County

Neosho County Young Democrats will meet at the American Legion hall at 8 tonight with Richard Rock of Arkansas City as speaker. Rock is the 3rd district Young Democrats chairman. Refreshments will be served.

Erie Neosho County Young Democrats American Legion

Library fines drive overdue book collection plan

Memphis public library officials test a system using Western Union messengers to collect books overdue by more than six weeks. The approach collects a two cent daily fine and a 75 cent service charge, with loss of library card privileges for those who refuse payment.

Memphis, Tenn Memphis Public Library Western Union

Happenings in Altoona Area

Altoona residents and visitors share weekend visits and hospital news. Families from Sedgwick Salina Independence and Neodesha stopped by homes of Newland Follick Renner Aldridge Elliott and others. Cora Wright died at home after a long friendship with Lucy Black. funeral held at the Christian church.

Altoona Madge Addington Harley Newland Sedgwick Bruce Addington Salina I Newland George Blaker Jr Jolinda Jackie Bill Follick Marjorie Clark Sheri Sedan Alta Aldridge Eva Fraser Neodesha Dick Gentrys Harry Davis Vernon Miller Kansas City Roscoe Miller Roy Harkrader Elk City Harkraders S. Main W. S. Brown Christian Church Cora Wright Joe Wright Olathe Altoona Council of Church Women Walter and Charles ‘Crowder Cora Booker St. Margaret's Hospital Fredonia Lehman Booker Wichita

Spokane Explosion Destroys Block In Washington

Spokane witnesses recount a blast that demolished a city block overnight. Ernest Kitch and Michael Doug were among the people affected as authorities investigate the cause and scope of the explosion in Spokane Washington.

Ernest Kitch Michael Doug Spokane, Wash

Allan Stewart Birthday Celebration and local notices

Allan Stewart home Monday to help Jimmie Stewart celebrate his 14th birthday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Clayton, Harry Wells, Mrs. Stella Kelly and Mrs. Alta Aldridge at White Shrine in Neadeska Monday evening. The annual election of officers and a memorial service were held.

Glen Jones Neodesha Stella Kelly Herbert Elliott Jones E. L. Scott Ion Caney Doyle Knoles Santa Monica Calif Walter Scott Paul Collins Wichita William Collins Kenneth Allan Stewart Jimmie Stewart H. D. Clayton Harry Wells Alta Aldridge White Shrine Neadeska

Prairie Queen social notes include Humboldt visitors

Prairie Queen highlights include Mr. and Mrs H Frank hosting, Lyle Honn and daughter with Pearl Brown, Kathy Gibson from Humboldt staying with Jane Lasley, and visits by Rev Gene Taylor of Humboldt. Families such as Hurt Brown Mueller Switzer and Luke Lasley are mentioned among multiple overnight guests and Sunday dinners.

Prairie Queen H. Frank Luke Lasley Lyle Honn Pearl Brown Roy Hurt Kathy Gibson Humboldt Jane Lasley Humboldt High School Gene Taylor Big Creek Chapel Ralph Hill Belle Campbell Fredonia George Raple Red Cross Paul Mueller Chanute Gus Mueller Wilk’ Switzer

Unexplained Spokane Blast Levels Block. 31 Injured

A loud explosion demolished a North Spokane business block on Saturday night. Witnesses reported a ball of fire and a deafening boom, with some thinking it was an air attack or a direct bomb hit. The blast damaged homes and windows up to miles away, with hospital reports showing 31 injured and no serious conditions after 24 hours. The damage could top $1 million.

Spokane

State Local Spending Hits Record $62 Billion This Year

Commerce Department estimates show state and local government expenditures rising by 4.5 billion to a new high of 62 billion this year. The federal government expects about 92.5 billion in the next fiscal year beginning July 1.

Washington Commerce Department

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