Coty orders end to Algeria insurrection amid Paris riots
President Coty broadcast an order to the Algerian army to stop its insurrection against Premier Pflimlin. Gen Massu pressed for Gen de Gaulle to lead a military dictatorship while mobs in Paris and Algiers protested fears of concessions in Algeria. The Assembly approved Pflimlin 274 to 129 as riots erupted and the military took control in Algiers.
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Paris
Rene Coty
Algeria
Pierre Pflimlin
French Republic
Coty
Jacques Massu
Charles de Gaulle
Massu
Algiers
Pilimlin
Pflimlin
U.S
Assembly
Brinkman Named Severy Vocational Agriculture Teacher
Don Brinkman son of Mr and Mrs George Brinkman rural Humboldt has accepted a Severy High School post to teach vocational agriculture next fall at Severy He will graduate June 1 from Kansas State College Manhattan with a bachelor of science in vocational agriculture He plans to marry Lois Nelson in August and she will teach kindergarten and be secretary to the principal at Severy next fall Brinkman is a member of Beta Sigma Psi fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Brinkman
George Brinkman
Humboldt
Severy
Brinkman
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Lois Nelson
Mayflower Carried 101 Passengers and 48 Crew 1620
The Mayflower left England in 1620 with 101 passengers and 48 crewmen aboard.
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England
Bigger Government Charged by Hall
HAYS Fred Hall accused Gov. George Docking and his administration of pushing a bigger state government and a tax increase. Hall, running for the Republican nomination, said the recent Legislative Council session and Docking’s policies ignored core problems and pursued Democratic control.
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Hays
Fred Hall
George Docking
Hall
Legislative Council
Docking
Deaths and Funerals Notice for Bates Holmes
Robert T Bates 88 of 908 S Malcolm died at Autry Nursing Home after an extended illness He was born April 2 1870 in Newark Ohio and married Mary Elizabeth Bates November 11 1896 in Emmetsburg Iowa Survived by a niece Almira L Durden Brenham Texas Graveside service 2 30 p m Thursday at Koch Skinner Memorial Home in charge Humboldt Rolle G Holmes 62 died at Allen County Hospital Iola He born April 8 1896 in Jasper Missouri married Lorena Gardner May 21 1937 Survivors include wife two daughters Glenda Sue and Josephine Christensen two sons Ronnie G and David Taylor mother Mrs Holmes of Jasper sister Mrs Russell Black Denver Funeral 2 p m Friday Methodist Church Humboldt burial Mount Hope Cemetery John Johnson Funeral Home Humboldt in charge.
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Robert T. Bates
S. Malcolm
Autry
Newark
Emmetsburg
Iowa
Mary Elizabeth Bates
Chanute
Chanute First Christian Church
Almira L. Durden
Brenham
Tex
Ted D. Hurst
The
Christian Church
Koch-Skinner Memorial
Humboldt
Rolle G. Holmes
Allen County
Iola
Jasper
David A
Josie Burkett Holmes
Lorena Gardner
Glenda Sue
Josephine Christensen
Ronnie G
David Taylor
Holmes
Russell Black
Cherokee T. Gillihan dies founder of dahlia group
T T Gillihan founder and first president of the Southeast Kansas Dahlia association died May 6. Funeral held May 10 with attendance from Chanute and Humboldt. Floyd Elliot, a fellow member from Columbus, died April 4.
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T. T. Gillihan
Southeast Kansas Dahlia Association
Thomas Gardner
S. A. Mannoni
Chanute
W. L. Hall
Humboldt
Floyd Elliot
Association
Columbus
Wheat Heading Out In Southern Kansas
Four percent of the Kansas wheat crop has headed out, ranking as the fifth largest on record. The crop ripens mainly in the southern portion of the state with heads appearing as far north as the Kansas River valley.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas River Valley
Driver Pleads Guilty in Erie Justice Court
Chet Maninger of 1205 S Garfield pleaded guilty in Erie justice court to driving while intoxicated and driving with a suspended license. He received three months in county jail on each charge, the terms to run consecutively, following an arrest by the highway patrol last Saturday night.
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Chet Maninger
S. Garfield
Justice of the Peace Court
Erie
Highway Patrol
Darien Visitor Heads To Los Angeles After Weekend Visit
Frank Farwell of Darien Conn visited Benedict with his parents from Friday to Sunday and planned to fly to Los Angeles. Ed Johnstone was arrested at 1 a.m. on intoxication charges and released on a $20 bond. A 1954 Ford driven by Frank Ernzen collided with a 1951 Chevrolet driven by Donald Ferguson at Allen and Elm, causing front door damage to Ernzen’s car. A 1958 Olds and a 1957 Ford pickup sustained left-side and left-front damage in a collision at 209 S Santa Fe. Tulsa driver Dick Campbell and Junior Ray, a Tennessee Street student, were involved. A Santa Fe park picnic was held by Junior High student council members with Elizabeth Pieper as sponsor. Joyce McLaren, a Junior College freshman, was elected president of the Student National Education Association. The year’s final meeting concluded.
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Frank Farwell
Darien
Conn
Benedict
C. D. Farwell
Los Angeles
Frank L. Ernzen
Coffeyville
Allen and Elm
Ernzen
Donald J. Ferguson
N. Central
S. Santa Fe
Dick Campbell
Tulsa
Junior Ray
Tennessee
Santa Fe Park
Elizabeth Pieper
Joyce McLaren
Student National Education Association
Nora Knight
Admittances and Dismissals Highlight Neosho Tuesday
Neosho Memorial Hospital lists Tuesday admittances including Mrs Jesse Johnston and Mrs Don Campbell with locations Thayer and 901 S Central among others, and dismissals such as Nancy Jones and Seth Muzingo. Deeds show transfers in Neosho County including Glenn M Clark to Ethel Morlan and multiple adds in Popular City and Jones additions.
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Jesse Johnston
Thayer
Medical
Don Campbell
S. Central
Surgical
Betty Huss
Paul Mayfield
W. 2Nd
Irwin E. Herb
Edith
Lee Lasater
N Grant
Patricia Porter
Humboldt
Maude Krider
N. Lafayette
Nancy Jones
Chanute
Seth Muzingo
Buffalo
Alvis Churchill
Piedmont
Jerian Wille
Harold Anderson
Main
Neosho County
Glenn M. Clark
Ethel Morlan
Jones
Neva Jean Lambert
W. E. Reed
Mary L. Cook
H. V. Hawke
Carpenter's
Robert L. Carlison
Marie Clark
Northside
Wayne M. Attebery
A. & O'Hern
Harry R. Riount
A. RA. Hudepeth
Frank V Semrad
Franjeis R. Remrad
Emil R. Semrad
Ris Lyle H. Kensinger
Dale Painter
Kensinger-Haight
Hugh T. Jones
Southwestern Bell Telelphone’Co
Adrian V. Emerson
Dorris Sailora McClure Brown
L R. Bennett
Property transfers listed across Iola and surrounding additions
A sequence of conveyances records multiple lot and tract transfers in Iola and nearby additions including Eden Park, Maywood, and Beulah M Lovett areas. Names include James Sheridan, Duane Moyer, Ruby Deraffenreid, Wendel Bowyer, Joe Sutcliffe, Moyer, Hembree, Drumright, Bailey, Osburn, and others. Transfers cover blocks and lots in Park Place, Jude's Second, Evergreen Park, Howell’s subdivision, and Tioga, with insurance and fraternal trust land mentions.
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Stark James R. Sheridan
George H. Breiger
Eden Park
H. E. Reed
Duane E Moyer
Maywood
Ben Moore
Nellie Paulie
St. Paul
Dave E. Huffman
Ruby J. Deraffenreid
Wendel Bowyer
Joe H Sutcliffe
Park Place
William
Porterfield
Vivian M. Clark
Jude
M. C. Johnson
Robert KF. Hembree
Rutter
Central City
CC. Janssen
Aaron Drumright
Cor
Pearl E. Meyer
Curtis A Bailey
Evergreen Park
Laura E. Marsh
Madge M. Osburn
Robert L
BW & SW
Sec
George Temps
Bruce Emmons
Beulah M. Lovett
Norma J. Gilmore
Tioga
Add
Elia B. Ansell
Ira
Dutton
Bailey
Baitey
Lee K. Lasater
Board For Trustees Lodge
Fraternal Order of Eagles
NE Cor SE
Mahion CC. Morey
J. Earl "Thompson
David A. German
M. C.johnson
Biles
Harry Byers
Neal W McCoy
Wilbur Lee Carpenter
Florence Sue Morrison
Carpenters
Ona A. Puckett
Donald J. Byers
Hatcher
Neal W
Anderson plans await word on GOP governor bid
Atty. Gen. John Anderson’s political plans were undecided as he returned from a Madison Wisconsin meeting. Indications last week suggested he might announce today and seek the Republican nomination for governor. aides said they did not know exact travel return time to Topeka.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Madison
Wis
Anderson
Lobbyists Dictate Severance Tax Stance
Atchison Frank Theis Democratic state chairman declared in a speech last night that the severance tax on oil and gas in the special legislative session was dictated by lobbyists.
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Atchison
Frank Theis
Graduation Banquet At St. Patrick's School Held
More than 100 parents, friends and graduates attended the third annual graduation banquet at St. Pat's School. The dinner was prepared by the mothers of the Eighth grade students with John Willcott as master of ceremonies and Jane Mitchell delivering the Welcome. Other speakers included Brian Heller, Diana Donaldson, Don Meyer, Phyllis Watts, Sandra Hoyer, Mary Jane McGuffey, and Phyllis Hutinett.
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St. Pat's School
John Willcott
Jane Mitchell
Brian Heller
Diana Donaldson
Don Meyer
Phyllis Watts
Sandra Hoyer
Mary Jane McGuffey
Phyllis Hutinett
Firefighters Seek Donations After TV Fire At Mrs Brown's Home
In North Providence Rhode Island firefighters visiting Mrs Charles Browns home to solicit for the Ma rieville Volunteer Fire Co received a glad reception as her television set caught fire. In Angels Camp California the United Nations is asked to assist with a frog jumping contest by coordinating translation to handle letters from foreign countries. In Huntsville Texas when the town lights went out inmates at the state prison main unit behaved well while male students at Sam Houston State College used the blackout to raid dormitories prompting a pep rally to restore order. In Boise Idaho the Idaho Prune Advertising Assn renamed fresh Italian prunes Idaho Purple Plums explaining many plums are not dried and thus not prunes.
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Providence
Charles Brown
Marieville Volunteer Fire Co
Huntsville
Tex
Texas State Prison
Sam Houston State College
Boise
Idaho
Idaho Prune Advertising Assn
Lee Heller
Association
Wall Street Rates Slip as Market Declines in Active Trade
Wall Street retreated as the market edged lower in active trading with about 3,000,000 shares. Aircrafts and select stocks rose while American Motors slipped over a point amid a broad market decline in Chicago grain and futures.
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New York
American Motors
Campaign Under Way To Raise Boy Scout Funds
A drive to solicit sustaining members for the Boy Scouts has begun directed by Mar lin Blackston. Eighteen men work the campaign, which runs until June 1 with a goal of $1,000. Briefing by Bill Young and Chuck Rodgers preceded the kickoff breakfast.
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Marlin Blackston
Bill Young
Chuck Rodgers
Blackstun
Senators Split On Deprived Areas Bill Vote
Washington Missouri senators Hennings and Symington voted in favor while Kansas Republicans Carlson and Schoeppel voted against as the Senate passed the deprived areas bill by a 46 to 36 roll call Tuesday night.
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Washington
Missouri
Hennings
Symington
Kansas
The Tribune by carrier, only 30c la week
The notice states the Tribune newspaper charges thirty cents weekly by carrier. It outlines subscription terms and delivery details, aiming to attract readers with a low weekly rate.
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the Tribune
Grain and livestock price report from Chanute Tribune
The Chanute Tribune lists May grain and livestock futures with corn up 1% to 2 cents, oats steady to lower, rye higher, soybeans mixed, and lard futures rising to 12.85 dollars per hundred pounds, with several May contracts cited.
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Chicago
Chanute Tribune
Babies Born at Neosho Memorial Hospital in May
The announcement lists several newborns at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Robin Sue Mitchell, Ronald Dean Weide, Lisa Marie Williamson, Mark Alan Krone, Nicki Leigh Jones, and Rita Suzanne Butts, all born in May with their parents and home addresses.
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Robin Sue
Jerry Mitchell
Buffalo
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Ronald Dean
Milton Weide
N. Central
Lisa Marie
Vincente Williamson
E. Main
Mark Alan
Neil F. Krone
N. Washington
Nicki Leigh
John C. Jones
W. Walnut
Rita Suzanne
Elvin Butts
Backus Enters Republican Race for Kansas Lieutenant Governor
Lieut gubernatorial candidate Kimball L. Backus, 46, former Wyandotte County commissioner, announces bid for Republican nomination. Backus directed marketing at the Kansas Department of Agriculture from 1947 to 1952, previously served as Wyandotte County farm agent 1932–1947, and now runs a Bethel area farm with business interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Kimball L. Backus
Wyandotte County
Backus
Kansas Department of Agriculture
Wyandotte
Bethel
Violence over Venezuela aid bill sways Nixon issue in House
Washington reports violence in Venezuela toward Vice President Nixon adds emotion to House debate on a $3.603 billion foreign aid bill. Speaker Sam Rayburn says he does not expect the incident to sway many votes, commenting that he does not see the connection.
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Washington
Venezuela
Nixon
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Rayburn
Traffic Fatalities Reported in Kansas
State accident records show 1 death in last 24 hours and 154 to date in 1958, with 1957 figures noted for comparison and readers urged to read the advertisements.
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Kansas
Corrected Wacky Cake Recipe From Mrs Kash
Mrs Kash Rose sends the Tribune the correct Wacky Cake recipe for home use. Ingredients include 1 1/4 cups flour 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon soda 1 cup sugar 3 tablespoons cocoa 6 tablespoons melted shortening 1 tablespoon vinegar 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 cup cold water and 350 degree bake for about 40 minutes. For chocolate frosting melt 2 tablespoons shortening and 1 square chocolate then mix with salt powdered sugar vanilla and hot water.
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George Docking
Lewis Kash
Rose
the Tribune
Modern Etiquette Q A Guide to Engagements and Manners
The article answers etiquette questions on engagement timing and marriages, cake serving without forks, and tipping hats. It notes no fixed rule on engagement length, typically up to six months, and advises breaking cake into pieces and eating with fingers. It also allows tipping with either hand.
Joyce Origin Story from Latin Jacunda Meaning Joy
The given line explains that the name Joyce derives from the Latin Jacunda meaning filled with joy, highlighting its linguistic root and cheerful significance.
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Joyce
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