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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1963
Page
6
The Wyoming legislature approved a bill to bring additional state employees under the dangerous occupation classification of the workmen’s compensation law. The affected workers are part of the revenue department and conduct driver license examinations about 10 miles east of Garden City on U.S. 50.
The CNC League held its annual high school art and science fair in Erie on Monday with about 200 students from member schools. Arthur West led science displays and Patsy Morehead Girard oversaw art exhibits. The athletics dinner is set for April 10 with Tex Winter as speaker. Attendance by ticket.
Iola police arrested three escapees from the state Industrial School for Boys at Topeka. The youths Gary L. Thompson 15 Jerry L. Rich 16 and William H Hammond 16 fled the school Tuesday evening and were held in Allen County jail for Topeka authorities. Mrs Mildred Thompson 53 mother of Gary drove the car but was released.
The second annual Dairy Improvement Field Day will be held Saturday at the Strickler Dairy Farm in Allen County near here. Adults and 4H FFA members will compete in a judging contest with plaques for winning teams and special awards for top individuals. Registration starts at 9 30 a m and the contest at 10 a m. Speakers include Jim Edwards national Holstein fieldman Ralph Bobwitz Kansas State University Extension dairyman and Dr C L Norton head of the K State dairy department. Local dairy groups Pet Milk Meadow Gold Page and others participate.
A 44 year old World War II deserter in the Moscow area turned himself in after two decades in hiding. He had lived in a shed behind his sisters’ hut in Kloptsy near Leningrad. Desertion statutes expired in 1957 and he was given a job on a collective farm. The Neosho Valley Creamery provided trophies for a competition involving a registered Holstein heifer for 4H or FFA members. Tom Maxwell, Allen County agricultural agent, said the event is open to all and will occur rain or shine.
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