Red Cross Provides A Negative Blood To Mrs Holman
The local American Red Cross chapter supplied A negative blood for Mrs Don Holman after routine tests showed anemia. County chairman Art Krone said another donor is standing by and more blood will be needed after the birth of Holman’s fifth child. The chapter had been short due to low stock after a bloodmobile visit yielded 11 pints versus a 15 pint goal. At Erie three pints were collected against a 12 pint goal.
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The
American Red Cross
Don Holman
Art Krone
Howard Winans
Krone
Erie
Snow Warning Shifts Across Extreme West Kansas
Topeka weather bulletin warns heavy snow for extreme western Kansas with up to four inches possible by Sunday. Forecast calls for warmer Sunday with intermittent rain and continued snow in the northwest. Elkhart and Hugoton reported early snow as Tom Arnold notes a shift to rain eastward tonight and Sunday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Tom Arnold
Elkhart
Hugoton
Arnold
Russell
Big Hole on Ravenna Boulevard Holds Steady
In Seattle, a massive hole in Ravenna Boulevard persisted as crews race to relieve pressure on a broken trunk sewer blamed for the danger. Ten homes on the rim remain abandoned awaiting a temporary bypass the city expects to finish by Monday.
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Seattle
Ravenna Boulevard
Roy W. Morse
President Garcia Wins Philippine Election
Manila reports President Carlos P Garcia clinched the Philippine election as Libertas Jose Yulo conceded after about 70 percent of ballots counted showed Garcia ahead by over half a million votes. Vice President race favored Diosdado Macapagal with Garcia leading the Nacionalistas in congressional contests at 80 seats to 20 for Liberals.
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Manila
Carlos P. Garcia
Libertas
Jose Yulo
Yulo
Garcia
Diosdado Macapagal
Nacionalista Party
Yule
Macapagal
Jose B. Laurel Jr
Nacionalistas
Liberals
Nationalist Citizens Party
Six B52 Bombers Make Long Nonstop Flight to Argentina
Six B52 bombers left Homestead Air Force Base at daybreak on a non stop flight to Buenos Aires and return to Loring Air Force Base Maine. Officials said six KC135 tanker planes will refuel the bombers in flight, enabling the first nonstop flight from southeast Florida to Loring via Buenos Aires.
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Homestead Air Force Base
Fla
Buenos Aires
Loring Air Force Base
Maine
Florida
Loring
Sixteen Die As Niagara Falls Fire Claims Families
A three story frame building in Niagara Falls housing two Negro families burned at 4:35 am trapping many on upper floors. Sixteen people died including thirteen children and six members of one family. nine others injured. The Moonglo Hotel site, cause undetermined.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Mary Ewing
Howard
Horace Jr
Arline
Linda
Terry
Jerry
Sanford Reid
Mary Louise
Sanford Jr
William
Harvey
Carson
Walter
Jack Thomas
John Jackson
Moonglo Hotel
Youth Is Overtaken After Long Chase
A 17-year-old Kansas City youth, John Carl Dunn, was arrested near Olathe after a 25 mile pursuit by Johnson County and sheriff deputies. More than 50 shots were fired at the car but Dunn was not injured. He sped past three road blocks between Kansas City and Olathe, sideswiping a police car before surrendering.
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Olathe
Kas
Kansas City
Johnson County
John Carl Dunn
Dunn
Kansas City Mo
Foreclosure Sought On Pawnee County Ranch Land
A petition filed in U S District Court seeks foreclosure on land in Pawnee County that secured a $99.57 promissory note for 906 head of cattle. The petitioner is Harry Conley of Kansas City Missouri. The land belongs to Walter Zook and Son Ranch of Larned.
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Wichita
U.S. District Court
Pawnee County
Harry Conley
Kansas City
Walter Zook & Son Ranch
Larned
Blow Building Up in Abilene Shows New Dome Method
ABILENE AP Workmen delayed six hours by a mechanical snag rushed to prove the fastest factory rise is to blow it up with balloons. They aim to raise a 145 foot diameter dome 16 500 square feet on 25 piers with no interior beams, and a 25 piers foundation, using pneumatic equipment by Fi Fo Conveyor Co.
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Abilene
Detroit
Fi-Fo Conveyor Co
Klingners Return From 45 Day Canada and East Trip
Mr and Mrs O A Klingner of 602 West Main returned Wednesday from a 45 day tour through Canada and the eastern states. In Dansville New York they visited Mrs Emma Sahrle the Klingners wifes aunt.
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O. A. Klingner
W. Main
Canada
Dansville
N. Y
Pruitt Presides At State Meet In Wichita
Neosho County officials led by County Commissioner Cary H. Pruitt head to Wichita for the Kansas Official Council convention. Pruitt, president of the Kansas County Commissioners Assn, will preside at sessions with D. C. Diver Lee Francis and Superintendent Nelle Stevens attending.
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Pruitt
Neosho County
Wichita
The
Kansas Official Council
Cary H. Pruitt
Parsons
Kansas County Commissioners Assn
D. C
Truck Driver Drowns After Rock Truck Rolls Into Missouri River
Kansas City area dispatch reports 31 year old Columbus Summerfield drowned yesterday when his loaded rock truck rolled backward into the Missouri River. Witnesses say he backed onto a causeway to unload a barge when the dumping mechanism failed.
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Kansas City
Eas
Columbus
Summerfield
Missouri River
Santa Fe Strike By Rail Unions Set for Nov 22
In Chicago fifteen unions set a strike date of November 22 against the Santa Fe Railroad over a union shop demand. About 42,000 workers had authorized the action after Washington mediation talks failed. Passenger trains would complete runs by 8 am EST and freight halted at terminals if no agreement is reached.
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Santa Fe
George E. Leighty
Railroad Telegraphers Union
Washington
Union
National (Railway) Mediation Board
Fred G. Gurley
The
Four Hours of Freedom Costs Inmates Extra Confinement
Vernon Gail Harris twenty four and Jerrell H. Farmer twenty three escaped from Kansas State Industrial Reformatory in a pickup. They were tracked between the Arkansas River and the Naval Air Station and offered no resistance. The truck lay abandoned two miles south of the reformatory. Superintendent John Munns said the pair were assigned to use the vehicle to move refuse from a dairy farm to a dump and now face an additional year of confinement.
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Hutchinson
Kas
Kansas State Industrial Reformatory
Vernon Gail Harris
Troy
Jerrell H. Farmer
Eureka Springs
Ark Trustees
Arkansas River
Naval Air Station
John Munns
Farmer
Harris
10 000 Man Draft Call Planned for January
The Army plans a January call of 10,000 men the largest since last August. Inductions are expected to rise through next June. Assistant Secretary Hugh Milton said the increase is needed because projected losses from normal discharges will exceed the reductions.
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Washington
Army
Asst
Hugh Milton
Driver Arrested After DWI and Open Bottle Charge
Homer James McCafferty 37 of Wichita arrested by police at 12 10 a m today on DWI and transportation of an open bottle. Released on 150 dollar bond. Hearing in police court set for 8 a m Tuesday. Officers followed his car for several blocks stopping at Main and Grant. Mc Cafferty refused a blood alcohol test.
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Homer James McCafferty
Wichita
McCafferty
Main
Grant
British Flying Boat Crashes Killing 43 of 58 Aboard
A four engine Solent flying boat owned by British Quilla Airways crashed into a wooded hillside near Newport Isle of Wight after engine trouble killing 43 of the 58 aboard. All survivors were taken to hospital with injuries. The craft carried Britons only and many passengers were on vacation。
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Isle of Wight
England
British Quila Airways
Southampton
Lisbon
Portugal
Aquila
English Channel
Solent
Harry Tyrrell
J. B. Priestley
19 Bodies Recovered After Pan American Stratocruiser Tragedy
The Philippine Sea heads for Long Beach with 19 bodies and debris from the Romance of the Skies disaster. Survivors were not found after a week long search. 44 people were aboard. Debris and shoeless bodies in life jackets suggest ditching. Naval officers say evidence does not indicate a midair explosion. CAB experts will join near the U.S. mainland.
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Honolulu
Philippine Sea
Long Beach
Calif
Hawaii
T. A. Ahroon
Civil Aeronautics Board
U.S. Mainland
Kansan Killed in HeadOn Collision Near Independence
A Kansas City Kansas resident Charles B Miller 77 was fatally injured and four other persons sustained minor injuries in a head on automobile collision on US 30 and Outer Belt road near Independence Missouri yesterday.
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Independence
Kansas City, Kas
Charles B. Miller
US 30
Outer Belt Road
Here
Nuclear Space Explosions Studied For Missile Defense
A 16 member Air Force science team at Kirtland AFB New Mexico explores the feasibility of nuclear explosions in space to destroy intercontinental ballistic missiles. Led by Col. McPherson Morgan the group hints at major breakthroughs while officials caution on classification and timing.
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Air Force
Kirtland Air Force Base
N.M
America
McPherson Morgan
Pentagon
A. R. Luedecke
U.S
Pacific
Carlo Tosti
Air Research and Development Command
Baltimore
Kirtland
Defense McElroy
McElroy
NATO
Strategic Air Command
Williams backs gas tax benefits and urban division plan
Mayor Harold R. Williams endorses an urban division in the State Highway Commission and greater gasoline tax allocations to cities. He cites Chanute’s 286 550 revenue projection and local street funding needs while Kansas City officials call for urban highway attention and reallocation of a proposed one cent per gallon tax. The AP notes the highway commission plans an urban division.
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Harold R. Williams
League of Municipalities
State Highway Commission
League
Paul Mitchum
Kansas City
Kas
Commission
Mitchum
Associated Press
Topeka
Highway Commission
Williams
Chanute
Lynn Brodrick
Train Derailment Kills One, Injures Dozens in Michigan
The New York Central eastbound flyer The Chicagoan derailed outside White Pigeon Michigan killing Henry Nichols 54 a Chicago Post Office foreman. At least 38 were injured with 12 hospitalized and others treated in Three Rivers and Sturgis. Cause under investigation amid construction equipment in wreckage.
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New York Central
Michigan
Flyer
Chicago
New York
White Pigeon
Elkhart
Ind
Archbold
Ohio
Michigan Central
Toledo
Henry Nichols
Post Office Department
Three Rivers
Sturgis
Falling Tree Kills Woman While Fishing Near Pittsburg
Mrs. Walter Lasch, 49, of Arma, was killed Friday when a tree blew over as she fished in Crawford County State Park five miles north of Pittsburg. Her husband, a night marshal in Arma, also was fishing at the scene.
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Pittsburg
Walter Lasch
Arma
Crawford County
Sinclair Bound Over In Insufficient Funds Case
Sinclair Bound Over In Erie County for district court on a charge of issuing an insufficient funds check. He was remanded to jail in lieu of bond set at 3000 dollars after a city court preliminary hearing held yesterday.
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Fred Sinclair
Chanute
Erie
Tribune Delivery Help Line Reminder
If you do not receive your Tribune contact your carrier. If the carrier cannot be reached call 700 after 6 p.m.
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Tribune
Flood Control Meet Monday In Emporia
Several from this area will travel to Emporia for the annual Neosho-Cottonwood Flood Control and Water Conservation association meeting at 10 30 a m Monday The session will be open to all interested in improving the Neosho river water situation Public officials are urged to attend A luncheon at the Broadview hotel features Clarence Burns editor of the Southwest American of Ft Smith Ark Attending will be the Corps of Engineers Tulsa staff
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Emporia
Southwest American
Ft. Smith, Ark
Corps of Engineers
Tulsa
Jaycee Show Attracts 400 Fans At Memorial Building
About 400 people attended a country music program led by the Duke of Paducah from the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville. The Jaycees sponsored the event with acts by Anita Carter Lew Childre and others. proceeds go to the Fall Festival fund, treasurer Fred Johnson said.
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Duke of
Soil Bank Program Meetings Held Next Week
County Agent Gale Mullen announces two Soil Bank program meetings to explain the conservation reserve portion. One will be 7 30 p m Tuesday in Chanute at the Federated room Memorial building, the other at the Erie courthouse Wednesday. Changes in 1958 eligibility practices and payment rates will be covered with staff C P McKinnie Ralph Willson Jim Norris Dure ward Hines and Herman Bonine assisting.
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Erie
Soil Bank
Gale Mullen
Memorial Building
Mullen
C. P
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