Riots in Panama City Leave Dozens Hurt and Killed
National Guard battled student rioters as a general strike took hold in Panama City. Eight killed including three students and 61 wounded as clashes spread from the National University to downtown streets. The strike began with newspaper staff walking out at midnight amid barricades, tear gas, and disrupted traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
National Guard
Panama City
Ernesto de la Guardia Jr
National University
Panama Canal Zone
Canal Zone
Colon
Caribbean
Sunday Guests and Local Visits in Lone Elm
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stiles included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stiles of Ottawa and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lee Stiles of Neodesha. Also staying with the Stiles were Mr. and Mrs. George Norris and children of Wichita and Mr. and Mrs. Max Morrison and children of Rose. William Hixon of Wichita visited. Everett Thornton and sons baled hay for Harry and Carl Stiles. Mrs. Carl Stiles and Becky visited her parents in Thayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Elm
Harry Stiles
Charles Stiles
Ottawa
Norman Lee Stiles
Neodesha
George
Buzz) Norris
Wichita
Max Morrison
Rose
Orville Morrison
William Hixon
George French
Evertt Thornton and Sons
Harry
Carl Stiles
Social guests and family visits across several towns
A long list of Sunday and weekday gatherings includes the Berg, Denney, Fraser, Heck, Stiles, and Miles households with relatives and friends from Wichita, Independence, Neodesha, Thayer, Fredonia, and Willington NC visiting in Kansas. Notable mentions include Mrs. Miles recovering from a stroke and various nieces, grandchildren, and guests attending meals and commencements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Berg
Flossie Denney
Evertt Denney
Lewis Swartz
Mary Lee Bennett
Karl Berg
Charley Copeland
Wichita
Harry Berg
Hudson
Frank Dillman
Linda
Connie
Charley Synider
Neodesha
Harley Fraser
Patty Lou
Carl Fraser
Clyde Heck
Stella
Celia
Louis
Donald Heck
Fort Leonard Wood
Harley Miles
Independence
Berg
Carl Stiles
Becky
Harry Stiles
Thayer
Sue Umbarger
Helen May Smedley
Franz Byington
Martha
Fredonia
Verne Fraser
Charley Payne
Karen
Shorty Shepard
E. E. Heck
Glen Berg
Edd Erbe
Edna Ruth Erbe
Notices of intent to drill filed with Kansas Corporation Commission
A list of oil and water well drilling intentions in Kansas from May 3 to May 9, naming operators such as Allen County Real Pipeline Company Inc and Keas Pipeline Company Inc. Each entry includes field location details in Chanute and nearby townships, well depths and surface pipe quantities, with starting dates mainly in May and June 1958. Names include Gordon J Willis Ben Steiner and others, with sections 32-25-21E 21F 21K and related townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Corporation Commission
Allen County Real Pipeline Company, Inc
Chanute
Broughton
Aylward and Willis
Gordon J. Willis
Keas Pipeline Company, Inc
Chapute
Newby
Ben. Steiner. Moran
Maley NW
Chanute No
Anderson
Cha
Nute
Bradford
Munson
Aylward
Willis, Et al
Squire
Willis
Gordon
J. Willis
Unruh & Johnson
Lavenburg
Staddier
Arnold Johnson
Oil Crowder Bros
Fort Scott
Minnie Bartlett
T. D
Neosho County
Keas Drilling Company, Inc
Blume
Wilson County St. Sabinus Oil Co
Chenandoah
Traxler
A. W. Bailey
Oil drilling notices list multiple wells and start dates
A compilation of oil drillings across Chanute Neosho and nearby counties. Entries specify survey numbers, sections, owners such as Keas Drilling, Aylward Willis, and Munson, with starting dates in 1958 and depths including T D 700 to 1000 feet and surface pipe lengths.
Former Career Girl Boosts U.S. Relations With Cuba
Florence Pritchett Smith, former model and fashion editor, now wife of Ambassador Earl E. T. Smith, works to strengthen ties with Cuba. She promotes scholarships for Cuban and American women, designs fashion lines, and leads women’s clubs while serving in Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Cuba
Florence Pritchett Smith
Earl E. T Smith
New York
Florence
New Jersey
New York Journal-American
Smith
Women's Clubs of
Grace Episcopal Antique Show and Sale set for May 24 and 25
Grace Episcopal hosts an antique show and sale May 24 25 in the Robison Building at 202 S. Evergreen from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. The event is advertised in the Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Epsicopal
Robison
S. Evergreen
Fiddles Recovered After Years in Greensboro Bust
Detectives pulled three violins worth over 200000 from a car in Greensboro and arrested Joseph Bailey, 45, on a fugitive from Oklahoma charge. A Muskogee woman, Mrs. Mattie Fair, says Bailey posed as an art dealer and kept her three fiddles after promising a commission. she traced him to Greensboro and obtained a warrant for false pretenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N. C
Joseph Bailey
Oklahoma
Muskogee, Okla
Mattie Fair
Bailey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ruth Lynn Olson
Chicago
Miss Olson
Asenith Britts
Willington
Norman Lee Scott and Sons
Kenneth Frankenberg
Daily Transcript
LOS Nocturnes
Adm
Eagle's Club
Avings
Kansas
CDC
Hudson Oil Company
South Santa Fe
Dorothy Roe
AP Women’s
Ivan L. Stuber
Wilson
Evans & Son
Db. D. Sandlin
W. R. Wyatt
Enid
Okla
Edwards & Stanley
W. A. Smith
EE. C. Crabtree & Assoc
No 16
Perry Bros
Wisconsin
Mr. Doyle Bradley
Chanute Sales Pavilion
East 14Th Street
Chanute, Kansas
U.S. Royal Tires
Glen's Tire
S. Santa Fe
Tribune
L. R. Spencer
S. Wilson
Corbin
Ala
Bill R. Spencer
Parsons East
White City
Colorado University
Parsons
C. M. Barsby
Lavonburg
Spencer
Giles Whitworth
W. Mai
Helton's House OF Color
Dodge
Shuttles& Motor Co
Lincoln
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