Four Guard Members Enter Active Army Service
Four Chanute Kansas National Guard soldiers Jack Haight Raymond L Jennings Ronald Cheyney and Jerry Myers have entered active military service with the U S Army to meet their obligations Sgt Raymond Friederich said today The news item notes their names and the unit involved and confirms their activation.
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Chanute Unit
Kansas National Guard
U.S. Army
Raymond Friederich
Jack Haight
Raymond L. Jennings
Ronald Cheyney
Jerry Myers
Court actions and traffic citations from Chanute diary
Estate matters in Ray probate appeal and multiple partition, title cases with property appraisals confirmed. Divorce granted for Priscilla Alford with property settlement approved. Numerous highway patrol tickets across Kansas for speeding up to 85 mph and violations in 30 to 45 mile zones with fines of $10 and court costs. one license issue noted. Building permit for a new garage at 222 North Forest with estimated cost 900 dollars.
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District Court
Chanute
Jennie E. Ray
Supreme Court
Priscilla B. Alford
Warren H. Alford
Patricia Weber
Joseph Hurley Rush
Rolla Z. Rush
Elizabeth D. Berry
Maurice D. Stryker Jr
James Monroe Evans
L. W. Ditmars
N. Forest
Highway Patrol
Harvey H. Kiepinger
Thayer R. 2
Emil P. Mendetti
Iola
H. C. Schomberg
Coffeyville
James D. Kyees
Mission
Jack P. Young
Atchison
Stanley S. Simik
Enid
Okla
Gilbert F. Meyer
Independence
Lewis D. Golike Sr
Wellington
Ralph C. Trollope
Labette
Joseph D. Skinner
E. Main
William F. Miller
Main
Clark D. Hanson
Overland Park
Merlyn L. Ross
Cherryvale
Otto R. Summers
Tulsa
B. D. Vallien
Paola
Paul L. Weinman
Fern E. Caldwell
Larson
M.p.h
Donald L. Wyatt
W. Elm
Albert W. Lea
Tolan
Charlies M. Woodruff
Garfield
John Seymore Rice
Kansas City
Daniel L. Driscoll
Kansas
Earl B. Martin
Harold A. Casper
Chanute R. 1
Golfers Win At Ark City
The Sen ior High School four man team won an eight team invitational with a 342. Medalist honors went to Jerry McCune of Chanute with 82. Joe Mills Ed Moore and Ormond Wilson tied for second with 83s, Wilson winning a playoff. Chanute teammates Gough 84 Powell 93. Arkansas City won the two man team event. Coach Harlie Wolgast was listed.
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Arkansas City
Jerry McCune
Chanute
Joe Mills
Ed Moore
Hutchinson
Ormond Wilson
Wilson
David Gough
Larry Powell
Gough
Harlie Wolgast
Four-man team to Regionals at Leavenworth
A four member squad will accompany the team to the State regional tournament at Leavenworth on Friday.
Hughes Recognition Day dinner planned at Pittsburg State College
Pittsburg Kas more than 350 people expected at a dinner honoring Rees H Hughes retiring as college president July 1 Clyde M Reed Jr publisher Parsons Sun will be main speaker on Hughes Recognition Day.
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Pittsburg
Kas
Pittsburg State College
Rees H. Hughes
Hughes
Clyde M. Reed Jr
Parsons Sun
Power Transfer In Soviet Plan Not So Great
Khrushchev asks Supreme Soviet to abolish 20 Moscow ministries and shift functions to 92 regional councils. He claims decentralization will cut bureaucracy and move economic control to provinces, but analysis says central authority remains intact via regional party secretaries.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Communist Party
Supreme Soviet
Moscow
Khrushchev
Communist Party Central Committee
U.S.S.R
Mystery of low flying jets over Manhattan puzzles city
Reports of unidentified low flying jets swept New York City last night as a Navy twin engine jet reentered Floyd Bennett Field after a cross country flight. An interceptor could not locate the mysterious planes though sightings extended from the southern tip of Manhattan to near the George Washington Bridge.
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New York
Manhattan
George Washington Bridge
Navy
Floyd Bennett Field
Brooklyn
Jews in Egypt Resettle in Israel
A Jewish Agency official said the entire Egyptian Jewish community will be resettled in Israel or other countries by September. He noted about 40,000 Jews were in Egypt during the Sinai invasion last November, with 15,000 already immigrated or awaiting passage and 12,000 more expected by September.
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Jerusalem
Jewish Agency
Egypt
Israel
Zalman Sharagai
Sinai
Europe
Lafayette Returns to United States for Bunker Hill Cornerstone
Lafayette places the cornerstone of the Bunker Hill monument on June 17 1825 returning to the United States to meet old friends and mark the event.
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Lafayette
Bunker Hill Monument
U. S
Bills Threaten Booze Traffic In Oklahoma
Oklahoma City reports three proposed bills aim to curb liquor traffic in a constitutionally dry state. One bill would ban possession of federal liquor stamps. another would authorize search warrants for stamp sales. the third would criminalize both buying and selling whisky. About 500 stamp holders would be affected. penalties include up to $500 fine and six months in jail.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Shockley Shoentake
Costello Sentenced to 30 Days for Grand Jury Silence
Frank Costello, famed racketeer, jailed 30 days in the workhouse after refusing to testify about a note showing 651,284 in casino winnings. A judge held him in contempt for silence amid the investigation into the Thursday night shooting that grazed his skull. Police recovered the note listing gross casino wins and mark ers as IOUs.
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New York
Frank Costello
Costello
Kansas Golfers Defeat Kansas State 9-3 In KU Meet
The University of Kansas golf team led by Gene Elston with a 72 par earned medalist honors and defeated Kansas State 9-3 yesterday in Lawrence.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas
Gene Elston
Kansas State
Flooding River Still a Menace To Texas Area
The muddy lower Brazos River swelled to 13 miles wide and flooded about 100 square miles of Texas coastal plains southwest of Houston. Thousands of acres of farmland, spring crops, and both Ramsey and Darrington Prison Farms were submerged with widespread crop loss. National Guardsmen and state police stood by as more than 125 families fled their homes and levees were patched amid forecasts of light rain.
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Dallas
Houston
Texas
Brazos
Angleton
Brazoria County
National
Weather Bureau
Richmond
Fort Bend
Bob Cousins
Darrington
W. F. Green
Ramsey
No Harm Intended Threat to Eisenhower Case Update
U. S. attorney Kenneth Nohte says Paul Woodward Brink probably won’t be prosecuted for a threatening letter sent to President Eisenhower. Brink, who surrendered in Newton, Texas, April 30, faces mail fraud charges in Dallas. officials say the letter was mailed but he didn’t seriously intend harm.
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Wichita
Kenneth Nohte
U. S
Paul Woodward Brink
Eisenhower
Nohe
Brink
Newton
Texas
Dallas
Man Threatened President Over Prison Injury Claim
Brink, serving a 1952 mail fraud sentence at Leavenworth, threatened harm to the President and demanded 18 000 in compensation for back injuries from a fall. Nolte said Brink aimed to attract the President’s attention to his claim.
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Brink
Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary
Nolte
Lee Proposed as Beck's Successor for Teamsters Presidency
Chicago union veteran William A. Lee was put forward as a possible successor to Dave Beck as Teamsters president. Peter Hoban of Local 753 urged sponsor Lee at a Chicago Federation of Labor meeting, though Lee said he is not a contender for the top post.
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Chicago
William A. Lee
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
Peter Hoban
Milk Wagon Drivers Union
Chicago Federation of Labor
Lee
Teamsters
The
Beck
Most Speed Arrests Occurring at Night
Topeka reports most speed arrests occur at night under the 1957 Kansas speed limits. Maj. Walter Dunn notes 14 night-time arrests and two daytime in a four day span across three districts. Night enforcement mirrors the daytime ratio, as reports lag from 71 districts.
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Topeka
Kansas
Maj
Walter Dunn
State Highway Patrol
Dunn
Rojas Gains Strength Amid Demonstrations in Colombia
President Gustavo Rojas Pinilla appears poised to extend his rule via a Constr Constituent Assembly vote for a 1958 62 term without an election. Protests persist in Bogota with police using colored water to disperse crowds and arrests reported. Cali sees deeper unrest with military rule and killings amid partial strikes. Government calls up reservists to bolster security as labor friction escalates.
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Bogota
Colombia
Gustavo Rojas Pinilla
Rojas
Cali
Player Supports Workers as He Declares Stand
The player expressed support for the workers and stated he would stand by them, signaling solidarity with labor interests.
Rapid Wheat Growth In Southern Counties
The Kansas weekly crop report notes soaking rains aided growth in southern counties with 50 percent jointing and 22 percent booting in wheat, some fields heading. Western counties show thinner stands and slower growth while winter barley and oats progress, corn planting advancing in east central and beginning in the northeast.
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Topeka
Kansas
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