St Patrick’s High School Class of Twelve to Graduate
The St Patrick s High School baccalaureate service is set for 7 30 a m Thursday with Rev F J Baumstark delivering the sermon Commencement takes place at 8 p m Sunday in St Patrick s Hall Speaker is Rev John C Reinkemeyer Class president is William A Rellihan Jr Diplomas will be presented by Father Baumstark with honors announced The class includes Elizabeth Claire Little Miss Richard Patsy Schreyer and several others
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H. W. Mohr
Patsy Schreyer
Lorene Hill
Catherine Richard
Betty Little
William A. Rellihan Jr
Bernard Smith
Peggy Diskin
Marilyn Carroll
Elizabeth Claire Little
Miss Richard
Miss Schreyer
Marilyn
Sue Jacauinot
Miss Hill
Bernard Eugene Hallacy
Joseph Raymond Purdon
Mary Frances Leriiz
John ‘Raymond Shively
Richard Colston Crandon
Shirley Ann Nirschl
George Joseph Smith
Hill
Richard
Charles Steimal
St. Patrick's
Kay Westhoff
Virginia Westhoff
Mary Lou Fox
Mary Jo O'Bryan
Lois Ann Grove
David Zandler
Joseph Schoenhofer
Gary Dowling
Regina Schoenhofer
Joseph McClintick
Carolyn Boaz
Joan Leritz
Oklahoma Cowboys Involved In Humboldt Traffic Incident
A carload of Oklahoma cowboys were cited after a collision near Humboldt. Driver Joe D. Brooks of Vinita Oklahoma faces reckless driving in Humboldt with four passengers. the car struck the right side of Mrs. Robert Holtz’s vehicle, hit a highway sign, and bounced onto the curb. Police also note a separate Iola case involving a group of youths and a man linked to a morals charge in California. Vigilance remains as incidents unfold in the region.
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Humboldt
Iola
Lloyd Baker
Robert Holtz
Joe D. Brooks
Vinita
Okla
Brooks
Mike Mueller
Iola Police Department
Los Angeles
Kansas AP meeting voices dop l Sim ons and Chanute editors
At the day spring meeting in Kansas the prominent speaker Dolph Sim ons publisher of the Lawrence Journal World and AP board member spoke alongside Chanute editors E W Johnson and Dwight Wallingford. Cherryvale mayor resigns orally but no written notice yet received. commission to select successor pending formal action.
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Kansas Associated Press
Dolph Simons
Lawrence Journal-World
Associated Press Board of Directors
Chanute
E. W. Johnson
Chanute Tribune
Johnson
Dwight Wallingford
Wallingford
Cherryvale
Lawrence Henry
Henry
Will Mitchell
See It to Sell It Week at Dalton Defenders Museum
Coffeyville launches See It to Sell It Week with museum tours for staff from service stations restaurants hotels and motels to gather information for guiding out of town visitors.
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Coffeyville
Dalton Defenders Museum
Dr E O Squire Faces Medical Board Hearing
The state board of medical registration and examination held a Monday hearing in Independence to decide whether Coffeyville physician Dr E O Squire should be deprived of his license after an alleged illegal abortion. He faces a criminal charge of first degree manslaughter tied to Mary Agnes Midget’s death in April.
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State Board of Medical Registration
E. O. Squire
Coffeyville
Squire
Mary Agnes Midget
Scouting Awards At Honor Court
More than 125 attended the Moth er's Day community Boy Scout court of honor at Alcott school. Terry Wilson received the Golden Eagle Palm as a top rank. Ebar Schultz presided, with numerous merit and first class awards to Troops 3 and 9. Special music and tributes closed the event with thanks to mothers.
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Mother’s Day Community
Alcott School
Terry Wilson
Larry Wilson
S. Forest
Ebar Schultz
J. D. Gough
Pat Legge
Eddie Ranz
Ronnie Richolson
Jim Dement
Brian Haller
Jim Mee Cune
Carl Ranabarger
Philip Whitworth
Larry Steeves
Herla Rush
Terry Joe Sutcliffe
George Palen
Jim Bedenbender
Troop 3
Billy Hoisington
Adrian Dalton
Ronnie Reese
Carroll Johnson
Mahlon Gray
Roy Halverstadt
Richard Coulter
Robert Barker
David Judy
Troop 9
Harry Lewis
Den
James Boerwinkle
Frank Janzen
William Haskins
William Barker
Troop ‘9
John Freeman
Mahlon ‘Gray
Clayton Ward
Bugle
Larry Harris
John T. Foust
The
Christian Church
Wiley Tracy
Independence
Foust
Maine trip details with fishing stops named
The note outlines a fishing expedition itinerary in Maine with two days on the water. Stops pass through Rutland Vt Concord Laconia Franconia Notch Lancaster Berlin N H and Skowhegan Augusta. The sequence emphasizes travel between towns rather than a singular event.
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Maine
Rutland
Concord
Laconia
Franconia Notch
Lancaster
Berlin
N.H
Skowhegan
Augusta
House Readies Vote on Eisenhower Reserve Plan
The House signaled readiness to approve President Eisenhower's plan to quadruple the trained military reserve by 1960. Debates begin today on a bill to implement the program, part of a broader move to reduce active forces and lean on air power and reserve strength.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Senate Leader Indicates Possible Presidential Veto on Pay Bill
Senate Republican leader Knowland declined to confirm a veto on a postal workers pay bill raising wages by about 8.6 percent. He noted a prior forecast that any raise above 7.6 percent would not win presidential approval and said the President would likely act within a day or two.
Eisenhower plans six day New England visit in June
President Eisenhower plans a six day trip to Vermont New Hampshire and Maine beginning June 22 with possible changes depending on international developments including a Big Four conference. The schedule includes informal talks with state leaders and governors as the trip comes under invitation from regional officials.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
New England
Senhower
Cottage Grove Groups Plan Thursday Meetings
Cottage Grove Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Robert Johnson. Rufal Grange gathers at 8 p.m. at the school with dough nuts and coffee served. Local families share Sunday visits with relatives in Winfield and Chanute. A new baby boy weighs 8 pounds 12 ounces born in Allen County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wayne Lea, with grandparents named Lea and Steeves.
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Cottage Grove Ladies Aid
Robert Johnson
Rufal Grange
Albert Wayne Lea
Iola
Allen County Hospital
Larry Dean
Michael Wayne
Henry Lea
N. Steuben
Albert Steeves
Chanute
Water Shortage Hits Tokyo Summer Dinner Guests
A fragment reports a water shortage affecting a rural Cha-ja area as Mrs Albert Steeves and Mr water shortage impact a Sunday dinner gathering with the water faucet now bringing only a drip.
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Tokyo
Albert Steeves
Tokyo Gas Shortage Hits 14600 Homes Reports Hopeless
Asahi Evening News notes a gas shortage leaves about 14 600 Tokyo homes without supply. City officials call the situation hopeless as outages persist and residents seek relief and explanations.
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Tokyo
Asahi Evening News
Owen Roberts, Ex‑Justice, Dies at 80 in Phenixville
Owen J. Roberts, retired associate justice of the U S Supreme Court, died at his home in Phenixville Pa He was 80 years old last May 2 and had retired from the bench in 1945.
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Phenixville, Pa
Owen J. Roberts
U. S. Supreme Court
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Clyde M. Reed Jr
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Stephanie
Dartmouth
Guin M. Leachman
Dayton
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Detroit
Mt. Carmel Mercy Hospital
Glen E. Hause
Richard Herring
Ekland
Martin Izel
Everett Seefeldt
Larry
Alvin
Winfield
William K. Schmidt
T. Neumann
Chevrolet
Bill Young Chevrolet
S. Evergreen
Santa Fe
RED Cross
Blood Bank
Famous Brand Pen and Pencils
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Chanute Discount Co
Evergreer
East Main
Koch Bros
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West Main
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