House Group Approves Funds To Fight Crime
The House Appropriations Committee backs a 649.9 million bill for State and Justice, financing organized crime prosecutions, FBI staff expansion, and other agencies. It includes 200 thousand for a Justice program, 114.6 million for the FBI, and 217.6 million for State. The package also funds Sandstone federal prison reactivation and VOA station construction near Greenville North Carolina.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
State
Justice Departments
Special Justice Department
FBI
State Department
Justice Department
U.S. Information Agency
Civil Rights Commission
Federal Judiciary
Judiciary
House
Sandstone
Min
Flimsy Plastic Hazard for Children in Kansas
State health officials warn flimsy plastic like dry cleaning bags poses growing danger to infants. They report six Kansas child deaths from 1958 through March and three more in early 1958, ages three to six months, from suffocation and entanglement with plastic material.
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Topeka
Kansas
Driver Held In Lieu Of $500 Bond After Galesburg Collision
ERIE Hearing for Victor J Miller on three charges after a Sunday night accident in Galesburg injured Miller and three others. Miller, released from Mercy Hospital at Parsons, was arraigned and held at the county jail in lieu of a $500 bond on charges including driving while intoxicated reckless driving and obtaining a license under a fictitious name. Also injured were Mr and Mrs Phillip Thurman and their 15 year old daughterViv Thurman.
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Erie
Victor J Miller
Galesburg
Justice of the Peace Court
Miller
Mercy Hospital
Parsons
Phillip Thurman
Viv
Obituary notices from Chanute and nearby towns
Funeral services are set for Olimer M Bristow at 2 p.m Friday at Koch Skinner Memorial Chapel with burial in Elmwood. Samuel Caudle 67 died after illness yesterday at home. survivors include daughter Beulah Kerns and relatives across Oklahoma and Kansas. Burial in Elmwood follows a Saturday service at Rock Skinner Memorial Chapel. Mrs Filla May Burk 89 died at Bryant's Rest Home after living in Chanute. funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. in Kremln Oklahoma with burial in Kremln cemetery. William E Baker's funeral was held Wednesday at Johnson Mortuary with burial in Elmwood. a Masonic service occurred at the grave.
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Samuel Caudle
N. Garfield
Hartville
Santa Fe Railroad
Lyndon Broom Factory
Chanute Broom Factory
Beulah Kerns
Exeter
Calit
Jimmy Sweaney
Tulsa
M. K. Sharp
Fdna
Alva Bockover
Filla May Burk
Ella May Burk
Bryant
Chanute
Maywood
James J. Burk
The
Baptist Church
Emmerson
Bryan
Sycamore
Albert Marquis
Independence
Mary Brunkl
Claude Bowles
Hannibal
Henninger-Allen Funeral Home
Enid
Okla
Kremlin
Johnson Mortuary
Starkweather to die Friday in Nebraska electric chair
Charles Starkweather 20 faces execution at 6 am in Lincoln Nebraska for the January 1958 killings. Caril Ann Fugate 15 is serving life for aiding and abetting. Starkweather refused a final face to face with Fugate and a minister, while Caril sought clemency.
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Lincoln, Neb
Charles Starkweather
Nebraska
Cari] Ann Fugate
John Greenholtz
Starkweather
Caril
Charles
Hut Starkweather
Wednesday Caril
Ralph Brooks
Brooks
Carol
Robert Jensen
Bennet
Rend
Carol King
Lancaster County
Elmer Scheele
Jensen
Marion Bartlett
Lincoln
Velda
Betty Jean Bartlett
Bartlett
August Meyer
Young Jensen
Miss King
C Lauer Ward
Clara
Lilyan Fencl
Daily Transcript Admittances and Dismissals at Neosho Memorial
Yesterday at Neosho MemorialHospital admittances included Rhonda Melton Hoyt Mark Johnson Thayer Mrs John Edmondson Larry Johnson Tody Godinez Edgar Zastrrow and Mrs Richard Wiggans Dismissals listed for Mrs Ray Walsh Mrs Elizabeth Burris Mrs Faith Smith and James Christy Jr District Court actions include a land condemnation appeal for the Parsons reservoir and related damages plus a sheriff sale of Chanute area land and a divorce filing involving Byron Franklin Sites and Wilma Beat.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Rhonda Melton
Hoyt
Mark Johnson
Thayer
Johnny Edmondson
N. Franklin
Larry Johnson
Tody Godinez
W. Steuben
Edgar E. Zastrow
W. 3Rd
Richard Wiggans
Benedict
Ray Walsh
S. Lincoln
Elizabeth Burris
Lincoln
Faith Smith
N. Evergreen
James J. Christy Jr
N. Garfield
Warren Ek. Alford
W. Oak
District Court
Brie
Ll. Geiger
Parsons Reservoir
Lottie Viola Cochran
Leslie James Young
Chanute Real Estate
Carpenters’ Strike Fails to Halt Cape Launch Work
At Cape Canaveral, 115 striking carpenters failed to stop union activity around the missile test center. Other union workers ignored the carpenters’ picket lines, and business agents from represented unions did not attend a meeting called by the carpenters at Patrick Air Force Base.
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Cape Canaveral, Fla
Missile Test Center
Carpenters
Cape
Patrick Air Force Base
Hawaii Rotary Club feature highlights with Mrs Miller
Mrs William Miller formerly Jane Klingner gave a talk on Hawaii as the 50th state with pictures. Introduced by Howard Wilson, who served with Dr Dean Gough on the program committee. Chanute and Iola clubs will meet Humboldt next Monday with Humboldt hosting.
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Hawaii
William Miller
Rotary Club
Cedar Lodge 103 Plans Special Meeting in May
Cedar Lodge No. 103 A F and A M will hold a special communication Friday May 22 at 7 30 pm. Work in the second degree is planned. Refreshments. Visiting brethren welcome. Francis J Meeker W M Roy J Chapple Secy adv 35 11
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Cedar Lodge No
A.F
A.M
Wil
Francis J. Meeker
W.M. Roy J. Chapple
Sec’y
Local Notices and Briefs from the US Tribune
Royal Tires offers easy terms from Glen's Tire Service with 4125 Santa Fe address. Nursery ad from Elliott Nursery Kansas promotes nose bushes in containers at 1.25 each and roses. David Toland elected treasurer of KU Sigma Pi, a business major and junior. Mrs. Calvin Webb fills in Chamber of Commerce secretary duties for Jack Matthews moving to Newton in June. Fire department responded to a small blaze on 19 N Grant near a barn started by two boys ages 6 and 4. no damage reported.
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David Toland
Ralph Toland
N. Lafayette
University of Kansas
Sigma Pi
Calvin Webb
Grant
Chamber of Commerce
Les Matthews
Newton
Matthews
N. Grant
Crash Fatal KANSAS CITY Man Killed in Fresh Collision
Thomas E. Murphy, 34, of Kansas City North, died in a two car crash at Seventh and Northrup in Kansas City Kansas yesterday. Hebrew University in Jerusalem now sits on a site once described as rocky wilderness.
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Kansas City, Kan
Thomas EF. Murphy
Kansas City
North
Seventh and
Northrup Ave
Kan
Hebrew University In
Jerusalem
Federal Power Is Turned On Underworld Conclave
New York AP report says federal authorities charged 27 delegates at the 1937 Apalachin underworld convention with conspiring to obstruct probes. The crackdown followed a year of work by a special crime-busting unit, with 63 attendees named and 36 labeled coconspirators. If convicted, the 27 defedants face up to five years and $10,000 fines each.
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New York
Apalachin
N.Y
U.S
Humboldt Circle Women’s Service Guild Meets Weekly
The Women's Service Guild of the Presbyterian Women’s Organization held Wednesday meetings and launched a drive for good used clothing for the White Cross assignment. Clothing to be taken to the church basement. A general WSG meeting is planned for June 17. Circle meetings skip June due to the Daily Vacation Bible School June 1 to 12. Mrs. Robert Sharp will arrange the program. Members were asked to save coupons redeemable for church articles. Circle 1 met with Mrs. C. E. Vestie. Mrs. Lee Grennell served as cohostess. Mrs. J. A. Van Nice,
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Women's Service Guild
The
Presbyterian Women's Organization
White Cross
WSG
Robert Sharp
Medical Missions Secretary
Circle 1
C. E. Vestie
Lee Grennell
J. A. van Nice
Community notices include circle meetings and social events
The article lists Circle 2 and Circle 3 meetings with Worship leaders and study leaders, a white elephant auction, and refreshments served for about a dozen members. It notes guests, picnic suppers, and a Junior High Baptist Youth Fellowship wiener roast with various attendees, plus visits from relatives and confirmations at St Peters Lutheran Church and nearby social gatherings. It mentions travelers visiting Moran and nearby towns, and a Wall Street closing report with mixed movements in rails shares and bonds.
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Junior High Baptist Youth Fellowship
The
First Baptist Church
Arthur Solomon
Larry Mason
Solomon
Debbie Lieurance
Colette Beyman
Frankie Williams
Margaret Blattner
Sally Nord
L. D. Solomon
Joyce Solomon
Sandra Rinehart
Sharon Pollman
Nelda Pollman
Bonnie Head
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Merle Collison
Great Falls
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Douglas
Wyo
Robert George Wolyert
Lincoln Filling Station
Provincetown Harbor
Mass
Plymouth
Daily Transcript
Marraie
Pete
Byron Franklin Sites
Wilma
Witem
Wilhe
Joyon W
Cou Pie
Watea Center
Chanute Hydraulic Service
L. Tubbs
Royal Tires
Glen's Tire
Santa Fe
Elliott Nursery
Iola
Tribune
Humboldt
Gene ‘Miller
A. L. Googins
Middle East
C. E. Westie
van Nice
Grennell
Robert Townsen
Circle 2
Richard Rogers
Ed Sinclair
William H. Cannon
Harvey Markle
EF. P. Smith
J. M. Townsend
Circle 3
Lavergne Wing
Courtney Moses
Robert Townsend
Mmes
Gene Miller
Fern Lowry
Leon Hansen
Sacramento
Calif
William Feeney
Dave Hansen
Moran
St. Peters Lutheran Church
Wulf
Albert Middendorf
Linda
Raytown
Harold Breshears
William’ Rensick
Lioyd Crouse
HaroldeIntyre
Carlyle
McIntyre
Kansas University Medical Center
Olive Mason
J. O. Maxwell
Kathryn Redding
Wall Street
Rails
Am Tel & Tel
D ‘Anaconda
Atchison
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Ioe
Cheysler
Cooeee
SUE Cine Dives
Chanute Tribune
Evenpe
COU
Curtiss Wr Dow
Olin
Seeeeewe
Penney
Sperry Nd U (Ltd Oil Ind
UN Steel
Westy el Diy
BOC Deren
Naff & Bolze
W. Mein
Brent
Usuelly
Styles
Royalite
Royo
W. Main
FED
Earl Cottons
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