Girl Scout Poster Winners Named for Poppy Day
Mrs. Louis J. Junod announced the winners of the poster contest tied to Poppy Day. Beth Smith, Karen Kaufman, Kathleen Rose, and Marsha Morton will receive scout equipment as prizes based on their respective levels. Harry L. Orendorff won a Stand ard Oil contest prize with a fishing haul at Lake of the Ozarks. A separate accident on East Main caused minor damage to a car driven by Mrs. Betty Green after a rear bumper collision. a note was left for the owner of the parked Missouri-licensed vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Junod
Beth Smith
Verlin A. Smith
S. Evergreen
Karen Kaufman
Kathleen Rose
Richard C. Rose
S. Edith
Marsha Morton
M. L. Morton
Harry L. Orendorff
Benedict
Lake of the Ozarks
Standard Oil Co
Orendorff
Betty Green
Barston
East Main
Earlton
Missouri
Jailbreaker II Captured After Fatal Bus Chase
James Carter of Rochester, an armed jailbreaker sought since Monday, was found asleep on farm land southwest of Jamestown. He surrendered after police discovered the fugitive, who had shot and killed fellow escapee John Dedrick, 23, of Corning during a running gun battle and kidnapping of two Jamestown detectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
N. Y
Here
James Carter
Rochester
Carter
John Dedrick
Corning
Jailbreak Reported in Schuyler County Custody Escape
Carter and Dedrick escaped from the Schuyler County jail in Watkins Glen after attempting to question them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Dedrick
Schuyler County
Watkins Glens
Arvin Announces Candidacy For Lieutenant Governor
Wichita attorney Lester C. Arvin announces he will seek the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor opposing incumbent Lt. Gov. John McCuish of Newton seeking renomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Lester C. Arvin
John McCuish
Newton
Bomber Crash Kills Three Airmen Near Helena Oklahoma
A B25 bomber crashed six miles northwest of Helena during a routine training flight from Vance Air Force Base Enid Oklahoma killing three airmen Lt Anthony J Kirch 30 instructor pilot 2nd Lt John Clair Davenport 27 and 2nd Lt Donald Dean Brown 23. One body found inside the wreckage the other two in the vicinity. A witness described engines cutting out and an explosion. Fire hampered recovery as the crash site burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Okla
Air Force
Here
Vance Air Force Base
Enid
Oklo
Vance
Anthony J. Kirch
Nettie Olson
Wyandotte
Mich
John Clairborne Davenport
John C. Davenport
Crossville
Tenn
Cecil P. Cunningham
Grandview
Donald Dean Brown
Paul H. Brown
Topeka
Kirch
Davenport
Fred Norton
Market Report Steers Hog Prices Cattle Slump Midweek
Kansas City cattle buyers steady for fed steers with limited supply while heifers and cows ease. Hogs trades show barrows and gilts slipping, sows rallying. calves and vealers mixed. Kansas City and Parsons livestock markets feature steady to lower quotients across weight classes with significant price movements in hogs and sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
USDA
U. S
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
Deaths and funeral notices for Mrs Elmer Mock and Mrs Rosetta Miller
Mrs Elmer Mock of Santa Fe died yesterday in Research Hospital Kansas City after surgery entered May 18. Funeral at McVey Funeral Home Emporia at 2 p.m. Thursday with burial in Memorial Lawn. Survivors include husband, father A B Phillips of Emporia, son Gerald Vitt of Dallas, two grandchildren, six brothers and two sisters. Mrs Rosetta May Miller 88 of Altoona died at Autry Nursing Home Chanute after a stroke May 16. Born August 3 1867 in Quincy Ohio, married William L Miller March 25 1888 in Port Jefferson Ohio. Family moved to Kansas 1911 and Altoona 1914. Surviving son E Loren Miller Altoona two daughters Lynn Morse Benedict and Marie Miller at home, nine grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren. Other survivors include two sisters and a brother with prior losses noted. Last rites at Altoona Methodist Church Thursday at 2 30 p.m. with Rev Loren E Schaffer officiating. Interment Altoona Cemetery. Loran Fawcett Funeral Home Neodesha in charge. Berlin blockade note: National Geographic Society cites Allied airlift as delivering nearly 8000 tons daily to Berlin in 1949.
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Elmer Mock
Clara Mock
S. Highland
Santa’ Fe
Research Hospital
Kansas City
McVey Funeral Home
Emporia
Memorial Lawn Cemetery
A. B. Phillips
Gerald August Vitt
Dallas
Rosetta Miller
Altoona
Rosetta May Miller
Autry
Chanute
Rosetta May Grafton
Perry and
Elizabeth Rawlings Grafton
Quincy
Ohio
William L. Miller
Port Jefferson
Kansas
Miller
E. Loren Miller
Lynn F. Morse
Benedict
Marie Miller
Lesley Isenberg
Grafton Miller
Guy Dedrick
Carneys Point
N. J
Bessie
Hamsher
Fairborn
Henry
Drive to Restore Foreign Aid Cut
Washington lawmakers push to restore a one billion dollar cut in the foreign aid bill as Defense Secretary Wilson and Adm. Radford urge full funding. Senator Sparkman and Rep. Richards dispute the defense claims and press to restore the aid to bolster free world defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rep
Vorys
Ohio
Joint Chiefs of Staff
America
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Committee
Wilson
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
House
Sen. Sparkman
D-Ala
Foreign Relations Committee
House ‘Committee
Richards
D-Sc
Defense Department
Big Alumni Day Arrives at Kansas State College
Manhattan Kansas Saturday features one of the biggest Alumni Days in years with more than 700 degrees to be conferred at Sundays commencement. Honorary doctor of laws awarded to Rep Clifford R Hope of Garden City. Alumni from 1896 1901 1911 and 1916 join in the Ahearn Field House program including class luncheons alumni association meeting and alumni senior banquet at the Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kansas State College
Clifford R. Hope
Garden City
Ahearn Field House
K-State Alumni Assn
Union Build
Eisenhower Nods at Soviet Manpower Cut Debate
President Eisenhower commented on the Soviet plan to trim armed forces, saying a million-man cut could aid disarmament if verified. He cautioned Western leaders lack of full information and noted even large reductions would leave Soviet forces substantial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
J Dutles
Moscow
Harold E. Stassen
Dulles
Stassen
U. S
Three KU department chairmen named by Chancellor Murphy
Lawrence Kansas. Chancellor Franklin D Murphy announced the appointment of three department chairmen and a new associate dean for the graduate school at the University of Kansas. A W Davidson will lead the chemistry department July 1 succeeding Ray Q Brewster. William A Conboy becomes chair of speech and drama succeeding Allen Crafton. William J Argersinger Jr becomes associate dean. Leland J Pritchard will head the new department of economics in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Argersinger Jr
Leland J. Pritchard
Economics
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Wall Street slips from rally as gains trim late trading
The New York market stayed positive late in the session with leadership from steels motors rails and coppers but some gains faded. Bethlehem Steel dipped fractions while Kennecott Copper fell about two points after an earlier rise. Motors stocks stayed up despite temporary plant closings and thousands of layoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bethlehem Steel
Kennecott Copper
Paint Club Holds Meeting in Carpenters Hall
The Paint Club met yesterday in Carpenters hall in Carpentersville with a noon sack lunch. Seventeen attended and worked on Turkish towels. The next meeting is planned for May 29 at the hall with boys and girls faces as paint subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Textile Paint Club
Carpenters Hall
Local Names Listed in Chanute Tribune Page
The May 23 1956 Chanute Tribune page lists residents from Humboldt Lebo Dallas Manhattan Petrolia and others including Mrs Loren Mc Laughlin Mrs Reynold Johnson Mrs Hal Sinclair and Mrs M E Benton in a community notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chanute Tribune
Son
Humboldt
Loren McLaughlin
Lebo
Reynold Johnson
Dallas
Hal Sinclair
Manhattan
M. E. Benton
Petrolia
Scout News Den 1 Pack 9 Meets at Grace Church Home
Cub Scout Den 1 Pack 9 of Grace Episcopal Church met at 511 S Central Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Kenneth Horton hosted six members and leaders including Gary Hibbs den chief and Mrs Ralph Evans den mother. Bill Horton kept the buckskin as time covered a hobo stunt for the pack meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church
Kenneth Horton
S. Central
Horton
Gary Hibbs
Ralph Evans
Bill Horton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Transcript
S. Western
Surgical
Frank Gossett
S. Kansas
Oscar H. Lauber
Yates Center
R. A. Cook
W. Main
Merle Young
James Russell
Eric
Ray E. Neagle
S. Katy
Olive Adelgren
N. Forest
Joe Vasquez
Earl
Highway Patrol
State of Kansas
John C. Jensen Sr
Robert Pennington
Leonard Owens
Gove
Kas
William ©. Thomas
John Goins
N. Highland
Albert William Faulkner
Ss. W. Mayes
Sully
Kenneth Culbertson
M. N. Steuben
Mary Fields
N. Malcolm
N. Henry the Bright
N. Western
Malcolm
Quentin Nelson
N. Grant
W. 4Th
Jeff Coots
W. Walnut
N. Garfield
Marion Willis
Jailbreaker Iis
Truitt
N. Steuben
Arvin
Chicago
Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Grain
Board of Trade
Berlin
National Geographic Society
Hay
Kansas State
Colgate
Kankil
Good Housekeeping
Ep Josep, Pspiirin
Wwee
Marlin
J. Blackston
Devestors Diversified Services, Inc
South Steuben
Wall Street
Tel&Tel
Atchison Een Enene
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Chrysler Cities
du Pont
Eagle P
Ford
Kan P & L
Mont Ward
Westg el Woolworth
Rushton
SEARS
MVR
Allstate
Blackwall
Fed. Tex
Whitewall
Monty
West Main
Jane Churchill
Bruce Brigden
Presbyterian Church
Merrill Brock
W. A. Coonrod
N. Evergreen
Miss Churchill
T. A. Churchill
Virginia Brigden
J. L. Taylor
Mmes
Carl Schickhardt
Craig Erickson
Fred Skinner
John Hargrave
O. H. Cunningham
Roy S. Gibson
Carl Roberts
Dave Petterson
Raymond Dutch
Roy Chapple
B. M. Dunham
Carl Huffmaster
Klint C. Johnson
Scout News
Nation Cleaners
Hardware & Music
E. Main
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