City School Board Primary Ballot Tomorrow in Chanute
Chanute voters head to the polls tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. to select up to two city commissioners and up to three school board members from 15 candidates. polling places include First Ward North Malcolm Community Building Second Ward Alcott School third Ward Murray Hill School and Roosevelt School. Ballots are cast by ward with results announced after closing. 4,306 voters are registered. Incumbents include Dale Dahlgren Schultz Cathers Poor.
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Chanute
City Commission
Board of Education
North Malcolm
Alcott
Murray Hill
Roosevelt
School Board
Commission
Henry K. Baker
R. D. Churchill
Lee Judy
A. B. Johnson
Howard Carder
Dallce Rush
Dale Dahlgren
Dahlgren
Randall Diver
Wendell Bowyer
Edwin Rideau
Floyd West Jr
John Nation
Cole Leverenz
Ebur ‘Schultz
E. C. Cathers
Walter Poor
Schultz
Cathers
Poor
Chanute Star Jack Grout Helps California Win NCAA Title
Chanute High School product Jack Grout known as Zeke led a pressure defense for California Golden Bears who beat West Virginia 71 70 to clinch the NCAA basketball championship. Grout scored ten points and starred on defense as UC began in Chanute fame.
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Chanute
Bob German
David German
S. Larson
University of California
Jack Grout
Zeke
Blue Comets
Parsons
Jack
Golden Bears
California
Bears
West Virginia
Golden Bear
Chanute High School
German
Mrs Ramirez Hurt In Traffic Crash Near Grant and Sycamore
Mrs Pete Ramirez of 1108 Lee was shaken but not seriously hurt in a two car crash about 9 am at Grant and Sycamore. Her 1952 Chevrolet and a 1956 Hudson driven by Cecil Reid collided. Right side of the Hudson and front of the Chevrolet were damaged. She was treated at Neo sho Memorial Hospital and released.
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Pete Ramirez
Lee
Grant and Sycamore
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Cecil Reid
N. Garfield
Hudson
Chevrolet
W. Main
Lons Barker
Frank Cornelson
S. Highland
Cornelson
Chrysler
Oak
Kansas
G. William Gardner
Lafayette
Marion
Robert Littlepage
Iola
Gardner
Pontiac
Littlepage
Ford
Veterans of War To Meet Tomorrow in Chanute Area
A World War I veterans meeting for Chanute and nearby towns is set for tomorrow at 7 30 PM in the Memorial Building. C L Timmons of the Kansas department of the Veterans of WWI explains the gathering will share information on veterans status. William M Hoffman of Pretty Prairie will speak. he has 30 years of service with the Veterans of Kansas.
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Chanute
C. L. Timmons
Kansas Department of the Veterans of
Puzzle Swindle Arrests Across U S and Canada
FBI arrests 11 in a nationwide puzzle contest swindle tied to two New York syndicates. Ring based in Canada used a fictitious Suburban Publishers and Middlesex Trust Co to funnel prizes totaling over 45000 dollars from 1958 to early 1959. Nine U S defendants named alongside two Canadians face federal mail and wire fraud charges.
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FBI Today
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Wisconsin
Canada
Minnesota
Portland
Ore
The
Oregonian
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Hoover
New York
Suburban Publishers, Ltd
Epworth
London
Ontario
Middlesex Trust Co
Three Injured In Thayer Crash At Main Street Intersection
At about 6 30 p m yesterday three people were hurt in a two car collision at the Main Street and US 169 intersection in Thayer. William E McCoy and Lawrence Wayne Head were treated for cuts and bruises at Neosho Memorial Hospital Chanute. Mrs McCoy remained for observation. Head faces possible charges of driving while intoxicated. Damage was estimated at 700 to the 1956 Plymouth and 500 to the 1955 DeSoto.
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Main Street
R. L. White
Highway Patrol
White
McCoy
DeSoto
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Pass 1959 Record
Kansas accident records show traffic fatalities in Topeka over the last 48 hours and year to date with figures for 1959 and a comparison to the 1968-87 period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Governors Explore Ways To Aid Jobless
President Eisenhower and a group of governors met to discuss improving the federal state unemployment compensation program. The White House conference included Treasury Secretary Anderson and Commerce Secretary Strauss with aides. Senate Finance approved a three month extension of the temporary federal jobless pay program, sending a House bill to the floor for a vote with a minor amendment.
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Eisenhower
White House
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Governors Conference
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Commerce
Lewis L. Strauss
Labor
James P. Mitchell
Raymond Saulnier
Pat McNamara
D-Mich
Harry F. Byrd
Dva
Balmy spring weather continues with highs in the 70s
AP forecast from Topeka notes partly cloudy skies and no precipitation today with winds gusting to 35 mph. Temperatures reach the 70s across the region, with a slightly cooler west tomorrow and continued partly cloudy conditions.
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Topeka
Russell
Olathe
Goodland
Garden City
Hill City
Manhattan
Educational TV Battle Delays Legislature Action in Kansas
A Senate House clash over educational television delays adjournment. Senator August Lauterbach leads opposition to the House funded plan while Sen. Paul Wunsch and Sen. Lawrin Jones push passage. A 5-5 committee split keeps the bill in limbo amid broader home rule and driver licensing reforms.
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Topeka
Senate
Kansas
August Lauterbach
Colby
House
Paul Wunsch
Kingman
Lawrin Jones
Dodge City
Lauterbach
Sen
Hults
Ways and Means
Mine Blast Kills Four. Five Missing in Robbins Mine
An explosion at a Robbins Tennessee coal mine killed four men and left five others missing. Sheriff D. E. Rosser named the victims as Oscar West the mine operator Hubert Phillips Elmer Phillips and Bernard Yancey. Officials fear none of the remaining five workers survived. Early reports blamed a gas pocket. The nine-man crew operated a truck mine in Scott County about 75 miles northwest of Knoxville.
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D. E. Rosser
Oscar West
Oneida
Hubert Phillips
Elmer Phillips
Bernard Yancey
Robbins
Scott County
Knoxville
Two Independence Teenagers Die In Neodesha Crash
Two 15 year old girls from Independence Kansas were killed in a weekend crash near Neodesha on U S 75. Jane Feldman and Carolyn Layton died in the Feldman car after losing control and colliding with a cattle truck then a second cattle truck. A third girl, Mary Louise St Clair, was critically injured.
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Associated Press
Neodesha
Kas
Jane Feldman
Karl T. Feldman
Carolyn Layton
Marshall Layton
Independence
Mary Louise St. Clair
Rowe B. St. Clair
Highway Patrol
Feldman
U. S. 75
Missouri
Acheson Invited to Macmillan Lunch With Leaders
Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson is invited to join congressional leaders and administration cabinet officers at lunch with British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan in Washington.
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Washington
Dean Acheson
Harold Macmillan
Three point plan aims at Khrushchev summit
Eisenhower and Macmillan propose a three point approach for a summer summit with Khrushchev. The plan calls for a May 11 foreign ministers meeting in Geneva, followed by a heads of government meeting when justified, with ministers determining the summit time and place. Final details emerged from Camp David talks and a March 31 ministerial review set before an April 2 Atlantic Pact Council session.
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Weekend Fires Claim Fifteen Lives Nationwide
Thirteen children and two mothers died in weekend fires across the nation. The worst blazes struck a plantation cabin near Greenville Mississippi killing six children and their mother Beatrice McGee. Additional fatalities occurred in Dallas Texas Groton Vermont and Maryland near Washington D C.
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Greenville
Miss
Beatrice McGee
Betty Jean McGee
Wilson Steele Jr
Lonzella Steele
Allen Steele
Gloria Jean Jackson Steele
Dallas
Tex
Bertha Wilbanks
Donnie
Melvin
Linda
van Wilbanks
Groton
Norman Whitehill
Marie
Tina
Washington, D.C
Rockville
Florence Louise Williams
April Mae
Helen Maria
Hussein of Jordan Visits Washington
King Hussein of Jordan arrived in Washington for informal talks with President Eisenhower and U S officials to strengthen ties. He was greeted with full military honors by Vice President Nixon and Acting Secretary of State Herter.
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Washington
King Hussein of
Jordan
Eisenhower
United States
Hussein
Richard M. Nixon
Christian A. Herter
United States blames Soviet trawler for Atlantic cable breaks
Washington tentatively blames the Soviet fishing trawler Novorossisk for breaking five transatlantic cables off Newfoundland last month. The U.S. notes demand preventive steps and justify boarding a Soviet vessel, signaling further action to protect submarine cables.
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Washington
United States
Newfoundland
Foreign Office
Moscow
U.S
Roy O. Hale
Russia
Call for Reports On Red Cross Drive
William G. Bodley county fund chairman urges Neosho County Red Cross workers to report in quickly. Reports show $1,860 raised toward a $9,894 goal as progress warms, with a thermometer chart to be placed at 4 E Main in the coming days.
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Neosho County
Red Cross
William G. Bodley
County Fund
Bodley
E. Main
Teacher Suzy Wallingford Visits Family for Easter
Suzy Wallingford a second grade teacher at Wyman School Denver arrived Saturday to spend Easter vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Dwight Wallingford and sister Jane.
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Suzy Wallingford
Wyman School
Denver
Dwight Wallingford
Jane
Tribune Delivery Contact Notice
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