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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1955

Page

10

Global Briefs from Copenhagen Manila Hong Kong Tokyo

Editors from all continents gathered in Copenhagen for the International Press Institute General Assembly to discuss free press aspects over three days. At Clark Air Base Manila about 2100 children received a second Salk polio vaccine dose with no reported difficulties. In Hong Kong the New China News Agency said Nationalists flew 11028 sorties over the Red China coast in April, with two dead and seven wounded on the mainland. In Tokyo Crown Prince Akihito, aged 21, was mobbed by screaming students.

Copenhagen International Press Institute Manilap U. S. Clark Air Force Base Manila Clark Hong Kong Communist New China News Agency Red China

Prince Causes Near Riot at Higibya Park Auto Show

Reporters described a near riot as crowds gathered in Higibya Park when the prince appeared at an auto show. The Neutral National Supervisory Commission in Panmunjom says UN charges of combat material in Korea were not proven. The UNSC decision was reported as unanimous by the U N Command.

Higibya Park Prince Panmunjomp National Supervisory Commission Korea Red United Nations UNSC U. N. ‘Command

Social notes from Walnut and surrounding towns

Walnut and nearby communities host a string of visits and calls as Ed Bowman and family of Erie share time with Mrs. P. J. Bowman and others. Visitors include L. Miller of Kansas City Foster Parker H. C. Bundy of Cha ynote Irl Kaupp of San Diego Wayne Milton of Bartlesville and the Hembree family at Erie. Cmdr. R. H. Shireman attends Arlie Burns funeral. out-of-town mourners listed from Manhattan Kansas City Hiattville Uniontown Lawrence Parsons St. Louis and more.

Ed Bowman Erie P. J. Bowman Garland L. Miller Kansas City Foster Parker H. C. Bundy Chaynote J. L. Moore Irl Kaupp San Diego Ella Pownall Wayne Milton Bartlesville S&s. E. Tredway Fort Scott Glen Sweetser John Wadsack L. H. Speece Arkansas City Bob Cress Arlie Burns Walter W. Berry J. E. Bradshaw Walt David Cecil D. Hunter Nancy Susan Manhattan Otto H. Rinas Bobby W. H. Burns Hiattville Estell Shull Uniontown Lee Burns Lawrence Ross Stephens Jim Shields Parsons Dick Shireman St. Louis Ray Rinas Jess Farris Jens Johannsen C. A. Jones Harry Jones Ray Brady Independence Methodist Church W. R. Cleveland Whittier Calif Clarence Singleton Downy C. C Singletons Cleveland Joe Cole Ira Dutton Yates Center Jack Shireman Ricky Girard John ZurBuchen Fred Kennedy Merton Kennedy Harry Kennedy Anna Marie Marvin Wilber Joe Earl Dean Chanute Lena Taylor Mrs. Taylor

Families gather for 90th birthday and first plane ride

In Wichita a multi‑town gathering honors the elder Mrs. Bass as she nears age 90, making her first flight to Albuquerque to visit son Roy and family. Brothers P A Bass of Denver and Mason Bass helped meet her in Wichita while other relatives from Parsons Girard Humboldt and Pittsburg joined the celebration.

Wichita Paul Coghill Augusta John Lee Verle Westhoff V. J Connie Joe Ferns Ed Bybee Ginger William ‘Flemmings Parsons Charles ‘Brazil St. Paul Nelle Stevens Eric Claude Hurst Stark Buster Brown Girard John Stultz Roy Furneaux Pittsburg Jim Weiner Humboldt Ted Mudd Galesburg Edgar Jones Hepler Mason Bass C. E. Bass Albuquerque N.M Roy Bass P. A. Bass Denver William Pherigo Robert Hamill Marie Deitrich Chanute Jim Hurt Paul Mudd Kansas City Gladys Mudd

Community Notes Highlight Family Visits and Local Events

A collage of social visits and gatherings across Erie Girard Parsons and Chanute features dinners birthday celebrations bridal showers and church activities. Notable mentions include Loret ta Smith's YWCA shower in Parsons and Helen Reeve's 13th birthday surprise. Local clergy district officials and visiting Californians also appear amid family reunions and civic notices.

Earl Vandervort Erie Lillie Noland Harold Smith Gladys Mudd Smith Iva Mudd Lillie Dyson Lloyd Sands Ray Brown St. Paul Pamela Carol Ann Mudd Junction City Brown Monty Mudd Paul Dahl Salina Glen Hurst Paul Smith Vernon Born Bernita Ann Parsons Loretta Smith YWCA Shirley Cowley Peggy Easley Nancy Debbie Eggleston Springfield W. A. Green Green Leroy J. S. Whitteberry Chanute Solon Markham Miami Okla Frances Clarkin John van Leeuween Pete Seivert Harold Reeve Tulsa Reeve Leon Reeve Girard

Youth Faces Prison In Abortion Death

A 27 year old bookkeeper, Roger Fred Brenon, faces five years to life in prison after being convicted of second degree murder in connection with the abortion death of Mrs. Virginia Hopkins Watson, a former swimming champion, occurred last November in Los Angeles.

Los Angeles Virginia Hopkins Watson Roger Fred Brenon

Woman seeks film role via costly surgery ends in death

Police report says Mrs. Watson paid 150 dollars for the surgery to secure a minor movie part. Superior Judge Clement D. Nye found Brenon guilty and scheduled sentencing for June 2.

Final Atomic Test Postponed in Nevada Winds

The final atomic blast of the 1955 Nevada test series was postponed due to unacceptable wind patterns. A new weather briefing will decide whether to attempt the shot at 5 a.m. tomorrow, with the final 30 to 35 kiloton detonation planned atop a 500 foot tower.

Las Vegas Nev Nevada Atomic Energy Commission

A Little Disorder At Alcatraz Prison

Warden Paul J. Madigan reported a minor riot at Alcatraz on April 25, with seven or eight inmates placed in solitary confinement. The disturbance arose from demands for better food newspapers and commissary privileges amid disciplinary housing on the island in San Francisco Bay.

San

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