Supreme Court Opens Fall Term Faces Racial and Business Cases
The Supreme Court begins its fall term with brief opening rites and will issue first decisions next week. A docket of about 700 cases includes 12 racial appeals and major business issues. Gov. Faubus seeks to overturn a lower court injunction halting National Guardsmen at Central High School in Little Rock.
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Central High School
Little Rock
Inge’s Play Opens Neewollah Weekend at Memorial Hall
Memorial Hall hosts the opening Neewollah event on Oct 30 with Inge directing a play about Independence references. Hal Hamilton arrives from New York to play the lead, while Gov. Docking attends the second festival day to crown Queen Neelah among about 100 contestants for a $500 prize.
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Weir, Kas
Independence Junior College
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Independence
Inge
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Picnic comes home for William Inge in Independence
A hometown stage revival of the play Picnic is planned in Independence. William Inge, Pulitzer Prize winner for the 1953 play, may return for performances by a local cast of student and community talent spanning his boyhood days.
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Independence, Kas
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McLouth Honors Doctor Bob Snook On 10th Year
About 300 of McLouth Kansas 500 residents hosted a feast at the high school to honor Dr Robert R Snook on his 10th anniversary in town The celebration followed a surprise plan coordinated by Phil Bear and involved the doctor’s family and town leaders The event recognized his decade of service after the town had been without a physician for some time and included a new office and home funding for him The doctor expressed pride in staying in the small community despite offers elsewhere and noted the town’s gesture explained why he remained.
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Phil Bear
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Topeka
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Franklin D. Murphy
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Legion Leader Kerrigan to Speak at Topeka Conference
James B. Kerrigan national vice commander of the American Legion will address the commanders and adjuncts conference in Topeka on October 25 and 26. It will be Kerrigan's first assignment since his election in Chicago on September 4. He oversees Legion membership in Kansas and Missouri.
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Meeting in Topeka commander to preside here
William Haney of Topeka Kansas will lead the meeting. A membership report will be presented October 26 by James Dobbs of Winfield Kansas, membership chairman.
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James Dobbs
Winfield
Erie and Vicinity Club Meetings and Social Notes
The 20th Century Club gathered at Chanute with Mrs. Don Beach, dessert was served, and bridge played. high scores went to Mrs. Fred Newell and Mrs. Cora Miller. State Legion officials plan an official visit with a coffee at Wilson Hall. Friendship Circle met in October at Mrs. Janssen’s with Omaha guests and a covered dish dinner. Circle Six welcomed two new members, Mrs. Wheeler and Mrs. McCullough, and gifts were exchanged before a painting session.
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Erie
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Wayside
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Ralph Hollis
Omaha
Ralph Janssen
Harrison Dehart
Obed Harmonson
Everett Crismas
James Beach
Mary Sharp
Centerville Township
Durward Hines
Ralph Wheeler
Earl McCullough
Rose Foust
Virgil Watts
October Family Night and Local Social Visits Reported
The October Legion and auxiliary family night was held at Wilson hall with a covered dish program led by Mrs. Marvin Huffman and others. Numerous residents including Rosa Morrison and daughter, Ralph Hollis and family, Nelle Weller, A. J. Ratliff and family, Arnold Smith and family, and the Brasier and Breckencamp households were noted visiting relatives in Chanute Fall River McCune and nearby towns.
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Kirby Snodgrass
Clyde Wilcox
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Chanute
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Beir ut clashes and regional tensions on Lebanon Cyprus and UK front
Beir ut saw gunfire and explosions as Phalangist forces pressed demands on Lebanon's new premier Rashid Karami, with four killed in clashes near the port and on the Damascus road. In New Delhi Eisenhower urged World Bank IMF members to boost resources to aid the free world. In London smoke complaints followed Pan Am Boeing 707 takeoffs near Heathrow. Cyprus dispute talks stalled as calls for a tougher line rose after a Friday shooting in Famagusta. Teenagers rioted at a King Creole showing, prompting police to seal exits.
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Mao's son reportedly killed in Korean War
Ta Kung Pao in Hong Kong quotes Mao Tze tung’s son Mao An ying as killed in Korea after leaving with the first group of Chinese volunteers in October 1950. In Hawaii, Democrats predict big November win as John A. Burns secures Democratic delegate nomination by a wide margin. Turner unopposed for GOP nomination.
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Sabetha Minister Still Missing After Conference Disappearance
Kansas City AP reports Rev. Maurice D. Tulloch of Sabetha Kansas vanished during a church conference in Hutchinson. As a week passes there are no clues to his whereabouts and his son Loren Dale Tulloch is involved.
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Sebatha
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FTC Orders US Safety Service Co to Stop Misrepresenting Endorsements
The Federal Trade Commission ordered United States Safety Service Co of Kansas City Missouri to cease claiming that its safety spectacles and glasses are endorsed by the National Safety Council.
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Federal Trade Commission
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Kansas City
National Safety Council
October as Bedroom Telephone Month in Chanute
The piece promotes designating October as Bedroom Telephone Month to encourage bedside phones for comfort and safety. It notes family use on Sundays and the reassurance for women at night.
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Chanute
Minister's Wife Nellie Tulloch Remains in City Hospital
Kansas City reports Mrs Nellie Tulloch, wife of Reverend Tulloch, remains under observation at Trinity Lutheran Hospital after the minister failed to meet her as planned. The son said she is improving and may be discharged soon.
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Tenth Tropical Storm Crosses Cuba Toward Bahamas
The season’s tenth tropical storm swept across Cuba overnight and moved toward the western Bahamas. Weather officials said the storm center would pass well east of the southeast Florida coast as it tracks northwest.
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Detroit Polio Cases Rise With Weekend Total at 529
DETROIT AP Six more polio cases were reported in Detroit over the weekend raising the year’s total to 529 with 16 deaths. Three of the new cases were paralytic. This compares with 170 cases and two deaths at the same point last year.
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Kansas Constitution Amendment Proposal for Supreme Court Reforms
Notice announces submission of a 1953 58 Kansas constitutional amendment to voters at the November 4 1958 general election. The proposal rewrites Article 3 creating a seven member supreme court with four vote requirement and six year terms, district court structure, vacancy rules, residency, appointment by governor from a nominating commission, and ballot procedures for justices.
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