France Seeks New Suez Talks Facing U N Opposition
At the United Nations in New York France pressurizes for new Suez negotiations to settle the canal dispute with Egypt under six principles. Britain backs clarification while Russia opposes further discussion. the United States signals a cautious trial of Egypt’s current operation.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations
N. Y.pr
United States
Russia
France
Christian Pineau
Washington
Dulles
U. N. Security Council
Pineau
Council
Egypt
Britain
Sir Pierson Dixon
Security Council
Omar Loutfi
Arkady Sobolev
Loutfi
Suez
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
U. S
Lodge
Daily Oil Production Allows Weekly Boost
Tulsa reports daily average crude oil and condensate production rose with a weekly boost. The update cites increases in output and efficiency across key fields, highlighting continued resilience in the oil sector amid market fluctuations.
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Tulsa
Oil output for week ending May 18 rises 63 025 barrels
Oil and Gas Journal survey shows production increasing to 7 485 450 barrels for the week ended May 18, lifting the 1957 total to 1 049 199 275 barrels. Oklahoma and Kansas drive gains while Illinois posts the largest decline, with others in Colorado Arkansas and Nebraska also dipping.
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Oil and Gas Journal
Journal
Oklahoma
Kansas
Illinois
Colorado
Arkansas
Nebraska
Right Answer Doctors Say In TV Dispute
New York medical expert Hank Bloomgarden won 73 500 on NBC-TV Twenty One after a six tie deadlock with artist Jim Snodgrass. Doctors in the country argued Snodgrass was right on a bone groups question, while producers decide if he gets the money. Bloomgarden has two weeks to choose between more money or the 126 000 already won.
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New York
Hank Bloomgarden
Jim Snodgrass
Bloomgarden
Nbc-Tv
Snodgrass
Jack Barry
Bricklayer Award Goes to Kansas City Graduate
Richard G. Monteau, a 21 year old graduate of Haskell Institute at Lawrence Kansas, won the national contest for apprentice bricklayers which ended here last night.
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Kansas City
Richard G. Monteau
Haskell Institute
Lawrence
Kas
Chanute Tribu
Neosho County
Kansas
H. Bagley
Petit
State OF
George W. Donaldson
JL. Bagley
H. Bagiey
Erie
Ocrorge W. Donalds
Power to move 100 passenger locomotives by Saratoga plan
The Navy envisions using the aircraft carrier Saratoga to haul a train of 100 passenger locomotives. Military planners consider leveraging the carrier’s power for heavy transport tasks, expanding unconventional naval logistics beyond air operations.
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Saratoga
Erie church honors graduates with special service
The First Christian Church in Erie celebrated graduates from Erie High School and the eighth grade with a special sermon by Rev. A. W. Swanson. Graduates sat in reserved sections, received a rose, and joined a covered dish dinner with parents and faculty. A brief program followed with remarks and songs by students.
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First Christian Church
Erie
A. W. Swanson
Edna Burke
Loretta Green
Mr. Swanson
Sally Lamb
Miss Hammond
Glen
Carr
Robert Marshal
Dewey, Okla
William Walker
Camera Letter Thief Thoughtful of Victim
A thief stole a camera and letters from Hyman Kossack’s car in Los Angeles but left a note indicating consideration for the victim. The incident prompted police to investigate possible connections to a recent string of similar thefts in the area.
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Los Angeles
Hyman Kossack
Stolen check used for tax payment confusion unfolds
A $14 tax payment was sent by Kossack with a duplicate check promised to the city treasurer. The city received the stolen check in the mail, prompting questions about the handling of the postal incident and potential fraud.
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Kossack
Bird Is an Old Pro With Wolf Whistle
Oklahoma City police narrate a comic incident in which a mynah bird in a repair shop cage whistles at officers and passes for a seasoned performer. Lt. W A Williams and Det. Danny Daniels pursue the sound as a young woman and a shopkeeper observe the bird's mimicry and supposed professional knack.
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Oklahoma City
W. A. Williams
Williams
Danny Daniels
Mynah Bird
Escapee Killed One Surrenders in Jail Break
Emanuel Andrews, 28, ringleader of a Jackson County Jail escape in Kansas City, surrendered by phone after one companion was slain in a gun battle with detectives. Robert Polk, 25, tried to shoot detectives Harold Dickerson and Elza Hatfield in a girlfriend’s apartment and was killed. Two fugitives were captured within an hour. another was taken Monday as the five inmates gained control of the jail.
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Kansas-City
Emanuel Andrews
Jackson County
Kansas City
Andrews
Robert Polk
Harold Dickerson
Elza Hatfield
Dickerson
Polk
Break at Chanute jail frees 17 inmates in 30 minutes
In Chanute on a Sunday, 17 jailers trusties and maintenance men were locked up and the building secured. within half an hour the break was discovered and the escape noted.
Local News Briefs From Chanute Area
Items from Chanute and nearby include visits by Topeka and Great Falls residents, a Kansas City trip for Ila Mae Junod, and a Grange meeting with a wiener roast at the Rural School. Also noted are visits from Burbank California and Knightstown relatives, plus a miscaption correction for a page one photo identifying Bob Ward’s family.
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Erie & Vicinity
Cecil Sexton
Altamont
Cecil Hurst
Harold Cason
Margaret Lewis
Parsons
Frank Smith
Gordon Harding
Kimball
Jack Reynolds
Smith’s
Reynolds
Harding
Tomie Hudson
North Main Street
Jack Spence
Kans
Omer O'Lair
Humboldt
Fred Gervais
E. G. Horine
J. M. Torrence
Farm Bureau
EHS
Hazel Livingston
Mercy Hospital
Ira
Galesburg
Sterling
Harold Smith
St. Paul
Arnold Smith
Donald E. Mundell
David
Walnut
Finesse
Harold Heaton
Erie Rainbow Girls
Masonic Hall
Kiwanis
Christian Church
CES
Eric Masons
Twentieth Century Club
E. J. Richey
Erie H. D
George Fischer
ICCF
Federated Church
Parsonian
H. J. Miller
Douglas Bruce
Albuquerque
N. M
Japan
Bruce
Mark
Lynne
Cecilia Hoagland
South Grant
Verle Herod
Douglas
Robert Bruce
C. C. Sell
E. C. Bryan
Neosho
Lee Montgomery
Earlt
Lee Bartley
Billy Williamson
John Bass
Gas Service Company
Erie Force
Bass
Emery Wilson
E. R. Lee
Oren
William C. Weir
New Orleans
South
Weir
Mrs
Grant Hines
Centerville Township
John Harrison
Car Harrison
Olson Food Store
R. J. Purkey
Entre Nous Club
Alfred Luther
Kirby Snodgrass
K. G., Hoag
T. E. Archer
J. W. Diediker
Lee Partley
Chanute
Effie Harris
Audrey Ewen
Blue Bag Club
Ross Alderson
Oakland
Calif
Philco
ARI
Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Institute
Mit
Philco Compact
Harold's Furn. & Appl
Johnson
Furniture Co
Shannon
IOLA
Beachner Seed CO
Paul
Shultz Hardware
Thayer, Kansas
B. & M. Electric Buffalo
Erie Maytag CO
MIX Mercantile Stark
Ory
Cadillac
The
Chanute Tribune
U.S. Royal Tires
Willard Batteries
Glen’s Tire Service
Tribune
H. P. May
Topeka
Walton Dage
Near Kimball
Harry More
Jimmie of
John Doty
Ronnie
Louis J. Junod
Ila Mae Junod
Philadelphia
W. S. Oliver
Harry Arneson
Great Falls
Mont
W. T. Blackwood
Buffalo
Robert Blunk Jr
Blunk
Mable and
Delsa Bridges
Pomona Grange
Grange
Robert Risk
Burbank
Bob Ward
Floyd Osborn
Beach
Plummer
Robert D. Ward
S. Evergreen
Clayton Ward
Earlard
Lois Olaard
Earl Ard
Probate Court
Executrix
Balch & Bailey
State OF Kansas
C. F. Eaton
Nellie Grace French
Orval
Kenneth Swaney
K .Swaney
Hattie Olive Swaney
O. K. Swaney
Charles E. Henshall
Ine
Odbyith i
Val Ms
Ade Aline
Art Ind Em
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