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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1961

Page

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Family Reunion After Missing Dog Reappears On Porch

In a four county farming area, farmers remain hopeful despite heavy rains and floods. County agents note most corn in bottomlands will need replanting and shifts to soybeans and grain sorghums, with Wilson County predicting a soybean rise and widespread feed grain program uptake amid uncertain yields.

Mullen Wilson County Dan Pherigo Kansas Tom Maxwell Allen County

C of C to Meet Debates Crops and Watersheds Outlook

CountyAgr officials report upland crops alfalfa and oats improving despite cool weather. Wheat yields expected in Wilson, Allen, Neosho counties with good prospects though not as bumper as last year. Flooding boosts interest in Cedar Creek Watershed. Beef cattle and hog outlook favorable. sheep and dairy less so. Chamber of Commerce meets at Tioga Hotel to discuss luncheon plans, committee work, and dues revision.

Pherigo Wilson County Allen County Maxwell Ted Wary Woodson Neosho County Johnson Cedar Creek Chanute Altoona Chamber of Commerce Direct Tioga

Fire destroys Russell car firm building

A fire destroyed the Archnold Schlageck Chevrolet Co. building in Russell today. Five new cars and one new truck burned, with total losses estimated at $175,000. Most dealer cars were stored outside and unharmed. cause not yet determined.

Traffic Fatalities Report From Topeka Log

Kansas traffic log shows 1 death in 24 hours to 9 am Tuesday for May 16 1961, compared with 140 deaths in May 1960 period and 177 in the 1961 year so far.

Topeka Kansas

Work Session At Museum Focuses on Osa and Martin Johnson Exhibit

Tonight the museum project moves forward with a volunteer work session at 6 30 pm at 16 S Grant. Rosenthal notes rapid progress toward June completion for the Se Kan O Rama centennial celebration and calls for ongoing volunteer labor and funds as existing contributions are exhausted.

Osa Martin Johnson Museum E. E. Rosenthal Chamber of ‘Commerce Museum Committee Rosenthal

Carlson seeks funds for Elk River dam project

Sen. Frank Carlson urges Congress to provide rapid funds to accelerate Elk River dam and reservoir construction after floods in Kansas. Sen. A S Monroney agrees that the flood disasters in the watershed affect Oklahoma.

Washington Frank Carlson R-Kas Senate Today Kansas Congress Elk River A. S Mike Monroney Dokla Carlson Monroney Oklahoma

Burglars Break Safes in Five Parsons Businesses

Burglars opened safes in five Parsons businesses last night. police notified this morning. No loss amount given. Officers said Parsons authorities found and were holding a car believed used by the burglars.

Parsons

Five Children Die in Halifax Tenement Fire

A flash blaze engulfed a two story North Halifax tenement early today killing all five Wagerman children. Navy member John Wager Wagerman survived with burns over 60 percent. wife Isabel sustained lighter injuries.

Halifax N.S John Wagerman Wagerman Isabel

Farm Edition highlights farming industry features and ads

The Tribune presents the annual Farm Edition with news and features on the local farming industry. It showcases area agriculture stories, pictures, and advertisements for farm equipment and supply firms.

the Tribune

Savonburg Man Tom Johnson Sees 102rd Birthday

Savonburg aging farmer Tom Johnson celebrated turning 102 years old today. His daughter Arline and son Lawrence live with him. Born May 9, 1859 in Knoxville Illinois, he moved to Kansas in 1881 near Salina and later settled on the same farm in Lavernburg for 65 years. He remains active at home and enjoys listening to baseball on the radio.

Savonburg Tom Johnson Here Arline Lawrence Johnson Knoxville Kansas Salina Lavenburg

No One Injured In Traffic Crash

Cars driven by Noble L. Clemans and Leslie S. Lehman collided near 15th and Santa Fe around 1 30 p m yesterday. No injuries were reported. Clemans cross Santa Fe heading west, Lehman south. Damages: $150 to Clemans 1959 Ford and $250 to Lehman 1958 Vauxhall. Clemans cited for failing to yield right of way. posted $10 bond.

Noble L. Clemans S. Highland Leslie S. Lehman Humboldt 15Th Santa Fe Clemans Lehman Ford

Thompson Given Life Sentence

Donald Gene Thompson, 22, received a life prison term after pleading guilty to robbing and killing Joseph M. Tulesh in his small restaurant last September. Tulesh, a Russian emigrant in his 70s, was beaten to death.

Kansas City Kas Donald Gene Thompson Thompson Joseph M. Tulesh Tulesh

Driver Arrested for DUI and Reckless Driving

William C. Cole of 1216 N Garfield arrested by police about 9 last night on charges of driving while intoxicated and reckless driving. He posted a 150 bond and was released after officers followed him for several blocks after his car passed a police cruiser on the wrong side near the North Lincoln overpass and stopped him at his home.

William C. Cole N. Garfield Cole North Lincoln Overpass

Neosho OKs Third Overflow Dam Vote Passes 2 to 1

City Commission approves starting construction of a third Neosho overflow dam for municipal water storage. Land acquisition near Brown Wells ford includes about eight acres with five on the west bank and three on the east. Condemnation steps authorized. bids to be taken later. bond funds available.

Neosho Dave Evans W. J. Althaber John Lapham Lapham Evans R. J. Hayes John Sherman Jr Brown Wells Ford Toland John Redmond Chanute Ara Althaber

Rivers Flood In Oklahoma

Flooding across northern Oklahoma receded slightly after days of heavy rain. Neosho River crested at Miami with seven to ten feet over banks, prompting about 100 families to evacuate. Arkansas, Caney, Verdigris and Illinois rivers overflowed as storms spawned a deadly tornado.

Tulsa Okla Oklahoma Neosho River Miami Arkansas Caney Illinois Bartlesville Marais Des Cygnes Neosho Verdigris Richard Garrett Garrett Trading Post

Copter passenger drops in on Fort Knox flood rescue

Fort Knox soldier Sgt. William W. Heiden from Toledo Ohio piloted a helicopter to the Woosley family porch to aid flood relief. He landed on the roof and created a hole to reach them saying he would drop in on them.

Louisville, Ky Fort Knox C. A. Woosley William W. Heiden Toledo Ohio

X15 Pilot Aims for 3400 MPH Flight

NASA announced research pilot Joe Walker plans a near full throttle X15 flight in coming days to reach 3400 mph nearly a mile per second. The mission seeks data on aerodynamic stability control and heating aspects of high speed flight.

Edwards Air Force Basf Calif Joe Walker National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Flood Watches Ease as Neosho River Falls Reported

Carl Wortman noted the Neosho River at Iola dropped to 27.65 feet above normal early today, easing from Sunday's crest of 28.40 feet while remaining seven feet above flood stage. Forecast calls for fair warm weather through Wednesday with river levels lingering. Santa Fe service eyed to resume tonight as waters subside.

Wortman Pein ‘S of Engineers Tulsa Simm Neosho Iola Norimal Santa Fe Independence Chanute M. M. Mowrey Mowrey Humboldt Kansas City

Farm Home Show Set at National Guard Armory

Final preparations underway for the Spring Farm and Home Show to be held Friday and Saturday at the National Guard armory south of town. Jointly sponsored by the Chanute Jaycees and the Chamber of Commerce the event runs noon to 9 pm with farm equipment cars appliances and furniture exhibits plus prizes entertainment and a carnival midway. Aerial comedy and animal acts are planned with performances at 3 and 8 pm Friday and at 3 5 30 and 8 pm Saturday.

Chambers of Commerce Federal Aviation Agency Hayes 4Th Santa Fe Forest Walnut Lapham Yates Center National Guard Berthot Construction Co. of Chanute National Guard Chanute Jaycees Chamber of Commerce

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