Local Notices on Social Security, Navy Cruise Facts
Mrs. Lorna D. Howe will visit Memorial building to advise on freezing earnings records for disabled workers. Sailor Warren W. Gibbs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs, departed Boston May 1 aboard USS Salem for a 20 month Mediterranean cruise, with home port at Villefranche, France. Navy provides housing and transport for dependents.
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Lorna D. Howe
Pittsburg Social Security Office
Memorial Building
Warren W. Gibbs
USN
Laurence’ R. Gibbs
N. Central
Boston
Mass
Salem
Mediterranean
6Th Fleet
Villefranche
France
Navy
Ships Collide Off Monterey as Five Aboard Are Lost
A collision off Point Sur between the freighter Marine Leopard and the Howard Olson left three men dead and two others missing. The Olson crewmen were rescued or injured. a search by coast guard cutters and helicopters continued with one seriously injured survivor hospitalized in Monterey. The Olson sank after the wreck, with only the bow remaining afloat hours later.
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Monterey
Calif
Howard Olson
Los Angeles
Coos Bay
Ore
Marine Leopard
Point Sur
San Francisco
Coast Guard
Monterey Bay
Ronnie Fowler Wins Twice in West Main Stock Cars
Ronnie Fowler of Chanute, driving No. 44, captured both the trophy dash and feature at the West Main oval last night becoming a two time winner in stock car races. George Spencer of Iola won the fast car event with No. 30, while Fred Collins of Chanute and Paul Zimmer of Coffeyville also placed in the feature. Races are held Sundays at 7:30 p.m. under Frank Van Gotten.
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Ronnie Fowler
Chanute
West Main Oval
Paul Zimmer
Coffeyville
George Spencer
Iola
Fred Collins
Zimmer
Jack Wilson
Red Henderson
Garnett
Fowler
Collins
Henderson
Joe Brundage
Wilson
Frank van- Gotten
Sixty-Three In Festival In Chanute National Federation Event
The Southeast Kansas District Festival of the National Federation of Music Clubs for Junior clubs and special members drew 63 entrants at Chanute Senior High School. Winners span piano, voice, flute, trumpet, accordion and modern dance with judges from Pittsburg State College and local volunteers guiding arrangements.
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Kansas
National Federation of Music Clubs
Chanute
Gilbert Borland
Altoona
O. H. Cunningham
Markwood Holmes
Walter B. Osadchuk
Pittsburg State College
Pittsburg
John Peterson
Iola
Robert E. Talbot
Kansas City
Cunningham
Howard Earnest
Virgil Gamble
Dave Petterson
Arthur Eltzholtz
John Nation
St. Cecilia Youth Club
Rodney Seivers
Larry Hutchinson
Patricia Webster
Janice Carlson
Mary Wood
Jackie Churchill
Carol Durham
Zella Mae Samuels
Susan Griffeth
Janet Ahlf
Lois Tomlinson
Janet O'Connor
Fredgie Primmer
Sherrill Rush
Phil Carter
John Boydston
Karen Earnest
Alyce Ann Talbot
Jim Haggard
Marilyn Conrad
John Pedroia
Sharon Little
Sue Carol Coley
Sharon Pray
Marianna Shelton
Neodesha
Mary Ann Stevenson
Michael Fawcett
Welcome Ann Hicks
Mary McGuire
Joan Gilpin
Meredith Wilson
Welda
George Muns
Jon Shaffe
Neil Drake
Carol Helton
Margaret Ann Wortman
Carolyn Loveaul
Michal Ann Gibson
Claire Castellone
Independence
Jolene Schultz
Betsy Dailey
Sondra Goldsmith
Lois Lynne Borland
Humboldt
Tami Walford
Pat Deer
Jack Kensinger
Carol Knox
Sharon
Ladies Aid Meeting At Earlton EUB Church
The Earlton Ladies Aid met Friday afternoon with Mrs Merle Ely. Devotions were by Mrs Dan Hines. Mrs Leo Priddle, retiring vice president, led the business. Ed Wolfe elected vice president replacing Mrs Wayne L Taylor. Committees appointed by Mrs Lewis Taylor. Mystery sisters exchanged gifts. Plate lunch for 24 served by hostess. Guests included Mrs T S Honaker of Moran and Mrs Fred Schmoker of Glendale Arizona.
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Earlton
EUB Church
Merle Ely
Dan Hines
Leo Priddle
Ed Wolfe
Wayne L. Taylor
Lewis Taylor
Mystery Sisters
T. S. Honaker
Moran
Fred Schmoker
Glendale
Ariz
Scars Not Permanent For Montgomery Clift
West Los Angeles California after car crash Montgomery Clift 35 received facial cuts a broken nose bruises and possible concussion when his rented car struck a power pole on a Benedict Canyon downgrade. He was returning from a party at Elizabeth Taylor and Michael Wilding home.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Aftor
Montgomery
Clift
Benedict Canyon
Elizabeth Taylor
Michael Wilding
High Court Refuses To Reconsider Sedition Ruling
The Supreme Court declined to revisit its ruling that state sedition laws are preempted by the 1940 Smith Act. The April 2 decision voided Pittsburgh diligence against Communist leader Steve Nelson under Pennsylvania sedition law. Nelson also faced Smith Act conviction with an appeal pending.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Pittsburgh
Steve Nelson
Pennsylvania
Nelson
President Eisenhower backs federal aid to ease classroom shortage
President Eisenhower said federal assistance to eliminate public school classroom shortages is one of the administration's major goals. He expressed this in a letter to Neil McElroy of Cincinnati Ohio, committee chairman of the White House Conference on Education.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Empty Boat Found After Buckeye Lake Trip
Three men rented a motor boat at Buckeye Lake then left it running on shore ten minutes later. Deputies feared drownings, but the men were found safe and dry after explaining they tied off and left the motor running while ashore. The three were not identified.
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Newark
Ohio
Buckeye Lake
Licking County
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Montgomery Clift
High Court
Nation Cleaners
Santa Fe
Ianeen J
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el Capitan
Fred Harvey
Vegaa 3
Palmolive
Tull
Robin Hood
Tin
Vic Pr
Rinso Sive
Lifebuoy
Pero
Canmore
Gammon
FLOZ
California
Sunkist
Sante Fe Ticket Office
Lincoln St
G. R. Stewart
LUX
F.W.D
Ozark
Oleg Ne Teta
New — Calif
Texas Fresh Tender
van Camp
Kraft
Apple
Acts
Dole
Jack O' Lantern
Hunt
Jemima
Karo
Royal Ann Cherries
Asseiman
Krone
Insurance Agency
S. Lincoln
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