Secret Talks Begin Among Big Four on German Issue in Geneva
In Geneva the four foreign ministers of the United States Britain the Soviet Union and France began secret talks on German issues after a long transatlantic flight that yielded little progress. They planned private meetings and agreed to reconvene at Lloyds Geneva residence.
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Geneva
Washington
East
West Germany
Palace of Nations
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Andrei A. Gromyko
Lloyd
France
Maurice Couve de Murville
Cointrin
Herter
Gromyko
Andrew H. Berding
Mr. Lloyd
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Americans Pause to Honor War Dead on Memorial Day
The nation observes the 91st Memorial Day with ceremonies at national cemeteries and battlefields from coast to coast. Arlington National Cemetery in Washington hosts services with Sumner G. Whittier, while Honolulu marks a Navy service on the Arizona site. Thousands gather at Punchbowl Cemetery to honor 17,000 Pacific war dead, many unknown.
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Associated Press
America
Pacific
Hawaii
Alaska
Rindge
N.H
Daughters of the Confederacy
Daughters of Union
Congress
Arlington National Cemetery
Sumner G. Whittier
Honolulu
U.S. Navy
Arizona
Pearl Harbor
National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific
Katy Station At Savonburg Not to Close
Judge Spencer A. Gard in Allen County Court set aside the Kansas Corporation Commission order to close the Missouri Kansas Texas station at Savonburg. Gard found the commission’s ruling based on biased accounting and differing profit evidence, preserving Savonburg service.
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IOLA
Kansas State Corporation Commission
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Savonburg
Spencer A. Gard
Allen County
Elsmore
Stark
Gard
Savenburg
Kansas Traffic Fatalities Reach 187 So Far In 1959
AP report from Topeka shows state accident records tally 187 traffic deaths in the 24 hours ending 9 a.m. to date in 1959, compared with 177 in the same period of 1957.
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Topeka
Kansas
Memorial Day Forecast and Tornado Report Across Kansas
Weather outlook for Memorial Day shows scattered showers and thunderstorms in the east and north with cooler northwest conditions and highs in the 70s to 80s. Tornadic activity last night caused farm building and telephone line damage west of McCracken and north of Bazine, with funnels sighted near Russell. hail and wind damage reported across Ellis Hays McPherson and Tescott.
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Topeka
Kansas
McCracken
Bazine
Ness
Rush County
Russell
Ellis
Hays
McPherson
Tescott
Pedestrian Killed in Kansas City Bus Collision
Floyd Baxter aged 54 a hospital employee was fatally injured when struck by a Kansas City Public Service Company bus at Linwood and Main. The accident occurred today and involved emergency responders. Baxter was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Kansas City
Floyd Baxter
Kansas City Public Service Company
Linwood
Main &T
Dress Is Criticized So Teacher Strips
A Minnesota born junior high teacher Pa trica Ann Carruthers quit teaching after being criticized for her dress. She reappears in Los Angeles burlesque as Patti White after adopting a stage name to avoid embarrassing her former school. She pursued acting amid scarce roles and says burlesque offers freedom from dress code criticism.
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Hollywood
Peeler
Minneapolis
Patrica Ann Carruthers
University of Minnesota
el Rancho
Los Angeles
Patti White
Space Monkeys To Meet Press With Scientists
Able and Baker the space traveling monkeys arrive in Washington for a press conference after a 15 minute suborbital mission from Cape Canaveral. The scientists will study radiation weightlessness and reproduction using specimens aboard the nose cone.
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Washington
Able
Baker
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic
Antigua
San Juan
Puerto Rico
United States
Memorial Day Observance Quiet in Chanute Elmwood Service
Tomorrow marks Memorial Day with area offices closed and no mail. The Elmwood cemetery ceremony by Chanute patriotic orders begins at 9 45 a m with band music, a short address, and a wreath ceremony at the soldiers monument.
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Elmwood Cemetery
Tribune
the Tribune
Chanute Patriotic Orders
Commencement addresses inspire Chanute graduates
Oklahoma City speaker Josh Lee tells 54 junior college and 123 senior high graduates that happiness comes from within and through hard work. He urges integrity, honor and service, noting success is what you do with your gifts. Board members, teachers, and musical ensembles participate in the May ceremony at the Memorial Building.
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Josh Lee
Oklahoma City
Chanute
Memorial Building
Lee
Board of Education
Dell Reed
Walter Poor
Reed
Boyd Latimer
Grace Episcopal Church
Buford E. Fisher
Chanute Schools
Paul Temming
Humboldt
Tribune
Railroad Pensions Up 35000 Here in Chanute
National legislation signed May 19 will raise annual railroad retirement checks by about 35000 for Chanute retirees wives and widows. The change boosts retirement and survivor benefits by roughly 10 percent and unemployment and sickness benefits by about 20 percent.
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Railroad Retirement Board
Parsons Estimates
Eisenhower
Walter W. Birch
Retirement Board
Chanute
Birch
Valise With 3 Million Pesos Stolen in Mexico City
Gunmen seized a valise carrying 3.7 million Cuban pesos from American woman Marilyn Beyeff in a quiet Mexico City district. She was wounded by a shot as the robbers fled. Police detained Beyeff and husband A Karl Beyeff plus others, hinting at an international ring in foreign currencies, jewels, and possible narcotics.
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Mexico City
Marilyn ‘Mae’ Thal Beyeff
Miami
Fla
Memorial Day Program at Humboldt Mount Hope Cemetery
Humboldt Memorial Day observance set for 10 a.m. at Mount Hope with invocation by Rev Doyt Allen and sermon by Rev Dwight Lewis. Wreath laid by Alan Doty post, American Legion commander Karl Hauser. salute by Company H, 35th Infantry. Taps ends the program. high school band plays. Scouts direct traffic and activities. mic will carry address throughout the cemetery.
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Humboldt
John Childs
Earlton Postmaster Exam Open Through June 23
The U S Civil Service Commission announces applications for the Earlton fourth class postmaster examination accepted until June 23. The job pays 2771 dollars yearly. Kenneth Brant resigns after five years to focus on farming near Earlton. appointment date late August.Applicants must live in the Earlton territory and be at least 18 with no upper age limit except those over 70 may be considered only for temporary one year renewals. Information and forms are available at the Earlton post office.
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Earlton
U.S. Ciair Service Commission
Kenneth Brant
Blood drive quota set at 160 pints for county event
Mrs. Don Abbuehl announces a 160 pint quota for the Red Cross blood collection next Thursday at the First Methodist Church from 9 a.m. to 2 15 p.m. The organizing team includes Mrs. W G Bodley and several others with auxiliary donors aiding. A second collection will occur Friday in Erie at the Federated church with a 100 pint goal led by Mrs. Virgil Moody.
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Red Cross
Don Abbuehl
First Methodist Church
Abbuehi
W. G. Bodley
Elmer Conklin
Eugene Conklin
Ed Little
Ann Redelberger
Fred Robertson
Chanute
Harold Umbarger
Thayer
A. R. Brant
Barston
Bessie Young
P. D. Martin
George Wheat
J. E. Pieper
Leo Mullaney
A. J. Broderson
A. A. Miller
G. E. Pendarvis
Roy Griswold
Ren Morgan
Rene Thuiller
Erie
Federated Church
Virgil Moody
Car Crash Kills 20-Year-Old Near Olpe Kansas
Frank Jeffery Hageman, 20, died when his car left a curve on K9 north of Olpe and struck a utility pole. The crash occurred last night, near Emporia, Kansas, according to AP.
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Emporia
Kas
Frank Jeffery Hageman
Olpe
City Bans Short Shorts for Youth Over 16 in Plattsburgh
Plattsburgh City Council approves a ban on short shorts on city streets for anyone over sixteen. Violators face a 25 dollar fine or 25 days in jail.
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Plattsburgh
N.Y
Tribune Delivery Reminder From Your Carrier
A note urges readers to contact their carrier if the Tribune is not received. The message provides a phone contact, suggesting a specific line for reporting delivery issues.
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