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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1957

Page

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Morley Morley Resigns County Agricultural Agent Post

Mahlon Morley, Neosho County agricultural agent for three years, resigns to join First National Bank as public relations and farm representative. He begins June 1. family plans move from Erie to Chanute. Morley previously supervised farm management in Neosho and Labette Counties for the Farm Home Administration for five years.

Mahlon Morley Neosho County First National Bank Morley Neosho Labette Farm Home Administration Douglas Randall Erie Chanute

Tornado Hits Four Altoona Area Farms Causing Major Damage

A small tornado struck four farmsteads near Altoona causing extensive outbuilding destruction with no injuries. At the Jim Brown place four miles south and two miles west, barns and a chicken house were destroyed while about 300 Wingate chickens were killed. Mrs. Fay George sheltered in a roadside ditch as buildings collapsed and trees were uprooted. the continuing storm damaged two brooderhouses, a hen house, a workshop, granaries, and several pieces of machinery. Nearby Wingate and George farms reported destroyed barns, sheds, and equipment including a combine and tractor tire. Electricity failed around 5 pm. No homes were seriously damaged.

Keith Wright Altoona Here Jim Brown Ralph Wingate Bill Estes Fay George Brown Estes George Wingate Wingate Place Pearl Moore George Farm Atoona Estes, Place

Coach Allen Resigns for New Mexico A&M Post

Noah Allen, longtime football coach at Senior High School, resigns to become backfield football coach and baseball coach at New Mexico A&M College in Las Cruces. He directed the B team basketball and track squads and taught world history and senior English. He holds a master’s degree pursuit at Pittsburg State College and has four daughters.

Noah Allen New Mexico A&m College Las Cruces N.M Buford E. Fisher Allen Wichita Chanute Winfield and Derby Kas Ft. Sill Oklo Pittsburg State College 1411 W. Main

Senators Aiken Young expect Senate to reject soil bank plan

Lincoln Neb Oklahoma A&M gains membership in Missouri Valley Intercollegiate Athletic Association expanding Big Seven to eight. Conference actions become effective June 1. Nevada test officials say wind changes may allow a small nuclear device detonation at 5 05 a m Saturday after two postponements.

Washington Aiken Young Senate Soil Bank Lincoln Neb Oklahoma A. & M. College of Stillwater Okla Missouri Valley Intercollegiate Athletic Assn Big Seven Nev.p Nevada Test Organization

Kansan Killed At Utah Mine Dump Tragedy

Wayne Poster, 39, of Monticello Kansas, was killed when a tractor loader fell 50 feet at a mine waste dump in Utah yesterday. The incident was reported by the Tribune of Kas. and authorities are investigating the accident.

Monticello Utah Wayne Poster Tribune Kas

Neosho Floods Prompt Widespread Damage and Rescue

Heavy rains sent creeks, farm ponds and the Neosho River into flood as 4.17 inches fell in 24 hours. The river rose to 20 feet 6 inches at the east river bridge with blocks to travel, while hundreds faced washed-out roads, flooded basements and a perilous rescue of a carload near Four Mile Creek. Rescue calls and airline reconnaissance followed as storms torn through Chanute area and Earlton.

Albert Ray Hunter Dry Creek Wichita Kansas Kansas City Blue River Neosho Dunlap Council Grove Kas Cottonwood Matfield Green Rock Creek Newton Eureka Madison Topeka Osawatomie Marais Des Cygnes Quenemo Ottawa Fort Scott Uniontown Neosho River East River Bridge City Water Plant Tulsa CAA Third Street E. L. Strange Shaw Business Danville Shaw Tribune John Ferguson Earlton Erie Walnut Stark Lavonburg Elsmore Humboldt Charlie McCoy Thayer Ferguson Get Creek Chanute Louis Edwards Tribunes Buffalo Gesena Altoona Korphage Neosho Memorial Hospital George A. Wheat Independeren Tom Alice Pittsburg Karphage Mt. Carmel Hospital

Record Flood Rain Ends After Heavy Kansas Storm

One of the heaviest rains since 1951 drenched Kansas with over five inches in parts, flooding the Little Arkansas and Walnut rivers. North Wichita areas faced flood threat. about 100 El Dorado families evacuated as precaution. Rain ended for now with thunderstorms possible in the west and southwest tomorrow. temperatures warming with partial-cloud conditions.

Fred Montague Burl B. O'Connor CAA Earlton O'Connor Neodesha Topekap Kansas North Wichita Little Arkansas River el Dorado Walnut River Weather Bureau Madison Burlington Worden Lebo Topeka Coffeyville

Blast Destroys Home in Kansas City Kas

An explosion and fire last night destroyed the home of Mr and Mrs Mike Papa in Kansas City Kas. The couple crawled through a window with only minor cuts. Papa aged 69 and his wife 65 survived. the blast likely resulted from a gas buildup in the basement.

Kansas City Kansas City, Kas.p Mike Papa Papa

Hope Fades for Boy in Well

In Manorville New York 7 year old Benjamin Hooper Jr remained trapped in a dry well after falling in last night rescue teams tunneled a section of culvert pipe to prevent collapse as oxygen was pumped in and a parallel shaft and tunnel were dug firefighters and dozens of volunteers worked through the night near the boy who spoke with his father earlier but fell silent around 2 AM amid growing concern about his fate and the crowd of onlookers.

Tom Edwards Manorville N.Y Benjamin Hooper Jr Edward Bridge Brookhaven Long Island Brookhaven Town Eastport Center Moriches Riverhead Betty New York Telephone Co

Lightning Strikes Oklahoma City Man on Tractor

Robert E. Young a 52 year old Oklahoma City resident and Tinker Air Force Base employee was killed by a lightning bolt while riding a tractor at his home. His wife nearby escaped injury. Witnesses noted a single small cloud in a clear sky.

Oklahoma City

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