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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1961

Page

2

South Korea Military Turns Power After Premier Resigns

Premier John M. Chang and his cabinet quit as the revolt led by Gen. Chang Do-young seized control in Seoul. A 30 man military committee headed the regime with Gen. Chang as leader and Maj. Gen. Pak Chung-hi as No. 2, while martial law was retroactively proclaimed to solidify the takeover.

Seoul Korea John M. Chang South Korea Chang Do-young Chang Pak Chung-hi Kim Chong-oh Joint Chiefs of Staff Park Limhang Lee Hanlim 1St Field Army Lee North Korea

Hog and Cattle Prices Steady in Parsons Market

Parsons Livestock reports steady hog and cattle prices with U S No 1 and 2 hogs at 15.75 to 16.00 per hundredweight and 230 to 270 pound mixer sows 15.25 to 15.75. Cattle demand remains firm for grain fed steers 600 to 700 pounds at 22.00 to 24.50, standards 18.00 to 20.00, calves and stockers also listed with varied price ranges across weights and grades.

Parsons Livestock Parsons U.S

Neodesha visit notes amid local police and market reports

A brief notes Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Long and Bill of Neodesha visited Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Hoffman in Benedict after a hearing on intoxication. Police arrested a man after midnight Tuesday and local market prices for cattle and sheep show steady to varying bids. Chicago and Kansas City commodity quotes follow with grain and livestock data.

Eugene Long Bill of

Eichmann ordered 16 Jews executed at Theresienstadt

AP report cites affidavit by Capt. Siegfried Seidl the first commander of Theresienstadt and later Belsen staffer. Eichmann in Prague allegedly learned of efforts to smuggle letters and ordered the 16 prisoners put to death. One hangman, a Jew named Fisher, reportedly died when the rope broke and was hanged again. 18,000 died in the camp between 1941 and 1943 with at least 50,000 passing through en route to the east.

Thomas A. Reedy Jerusalem Adolf Eichmann Theresienstadt Eichmann Siegfried Seid Belsen Seidl Fisher Ya'akov Bar Czechoslovakia Auschwitz Gas Chambers

Local hospital admissions and marriages listed in Neosho area

Daily Transcript lists yesterday admissions Albert Solomon 223 N Franklin surgery Jeffry Petersen 1606 8S Edith medical Today admissions Mrs Lena Clements Humboldt surgery Joe L Hilton 313 N Highland medical Mrs Dora Megredy Autry Nursing Home medical Dismissals Kevin Forton 421 W 4th Darrell Autry Chanute Herbert Vance 1017 N Steuben Glen Bercow 1143 N Forest Mrs Silas Riddle Eric Marriage licenses Frank A Stover Chanute and Sharon Lee Manson 20 Elsmore Wesley Roger Jackett 1 and Marthe Rosemary Ellison 16 both of Chanute Charles Wheeler 20 and Barbara Ouila vey 16 both of Thayer Traffic Citations Gus Nelson 129 Tennessee speeding timer 5 bond posted Frank L McKenzie 12 Gretchen speeding timer 5 bond posted Ellis Cutter 63 S Evergreen speeding timer 5 bond posted

Neosho Memorial Hospital Albert Solomon N. Franklin Jeffry Petersen Edith Lena Clements Humboldt Joe L. Hilton N. Highland Dora Megredy Autry Nursing Home Kevin Fullerton Darrell Autry Chanute Herbert Vance N. Steuben Glen Bercow N. Forest Silas Riddle Eric Frank A. Stover Sharon Lee Manson Elsmore Wesley Roger Jackett Marthe Rosemary Ellison Charles Wheeler Barbara Ouilavey Thayer Gus Nelson Tennessee Frank L. McKenzie Gretchen Ellis Cutter S. Evergreen

Erie Teachers Meet At Dinner With 85 Attendees

Erie Teachers Association held a Monday dinner attended by members families and school board members and their wives. Sup t Krieger led singing and a business meeting followed led by president Mrs Phyllis Wells. The first term opens Aug 31 with executive committee in charge.

Erie Erie Teachers Assn Association William Zink Celia Hoagland Mary Smith Harvey Grundman Robert Krieger Phyllis Wells Krieger Parsons

Market slips after quiet Wall Street session

Wall Street edged lower in quiet late trading as investors took profits on recent climbs to record highs. Volume was about 4.8 million shares, down from 5.52 million Wednesday, with most issues showing small losses while some tried to rally and U.S. government and corporate bonds fell in price.

New York U.S

Churchill in Mild Disposition, Foreign Office Says

London AP reports Sir Winston Churchill is suffering a mild in disposition according to a Foreign Office statement.

Winston Churchill London Foreign Office

Fragmentary Stock Desk Notes From Historic Ledger

Notes show partial figures for stocks and percentages, referencing Std Oil Ind and Std Oil NJ with varying D percentage values. Mentions Sperry Rd and Wests Bd, alongside a closing average around 60 and a 1.2 delta. Contains multiple cryptic shorthand lines and stock codes.

Spen Chem Wests Bd Sperry Std Oil Ind

Deaths and Funerals Frank Sullivan and Anna Mendenhall

Frank C. Sullivan, 1723 8 Ever green, died yesterday at 10 p.m. at K A Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas. Johnson Mortuary is handling arrangements. Mrs Anna Mendenhall, 87, Erie, died yesterday at 1 30 p.m. at Bryant Rest Home after ten years of illness. She was born Anna Maria Herod November 28 1873 near Erie. She taught in Galesburg Erie and Chanute and lived in Cherryvale Kansas City and Nebraska before returning to Erie in 1934. Survivors include a son a granddaughter and a great granddaughter of Tulsa two sisters and one brother. Funeral service Saturday at 11 a.m. at Pierce Funeral Home Erie with Rev Glenn Crosby, burial East Hill Cemetery.

Anna Mendenhall Eric Bryant Erie Cherryvale Kansas City Nebraska Tulsa Margaret Miller Mabel Knecht Len B. Herod Walnut Pierce Funeral Home Glenn Crosby East Hill Cemetery

Gunman Shoots Self After Police Raid in Back Bay Hideout

In Boston a gunman sought for two officer killings killed himself with a .25 pistol as police stormed a third floor Back Bay apartment near Kenmore Square. Edgar W. Cook, 48, died in hospital 22 hours later. Norman A. Porter Jr., 21, remained at large. Cook faced murder charges for Cambridge jail warden killing and a prior policeman shooting.

Boston Edgar W. Cook Alcatraz David S. Robinson Middlesex County Howard W. Fitzgerald Cook Kenmore Square Joseph J. Cummings Cambridge Daniel J. Brennan

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