Two men held in Lubbock murder case identify suspects
Police report two men known to Chanute officers are held in Lubbock Texas in the murder of 19 year old Charles Reeves. Holt and Deloach linked to prior crimes and to the Reeves killing alongside three other suspects, with a fourth still at large according to the Associated Press.
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Lubbock
Tex
Tom Morehead
Associated Press
Bill Holt
Kansas City
Harold Deloach
St. Louis
Morehead
Holt
Roy Edward Hines
Deloach
Tabor Motor Co
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Missouri
Philip L. Jones
Hamilton
Bobby MacKenzie Price
Charles David Reeves
Reeves
$100000 Damage Suit Settled for $27500
In Kansas City, a $100000 damage suit against M B Salisbury Co of Topeka was settled for $27500. Roger Allen of Overland Park and Ernie Fischer of Kansas City, Missouri received the settlement after alleging injuries from a 1952 tractor trailer overturn in Arizona. Allen claimed a defective wheel caused the wreck.
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Kansas City
Kas.p
M. B. Salisbury Co
Topeka
Roger Allen
Overland Park
Kas
Ernie Fischer
Arthur J. Mellett
Arizona
Allen
Salisbury
Dr Keith Sur tees Elected President of State Board
Dr Keith Sur tees of Wichita was elected president of the State Board of Chiropractic Examiners at yesterday's meeting.
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Topeka
Keith Surtees
Wichita
State Board of Chiropractice Examiners
Buffalo Homecoming Week Plans Race To Enter Amateur Contest
A Buffalo Homecoming week event lineup includes an amateur contest at 7 p.m. entrants must contact Logan Shoop or Mrs. Margaret Sperry by next Wednesday. Parade at 11 a.m. features school and organization floats with prizes of 10 and 5 dollars. Free beans at noon, pancake derby at 1 p.m., turtle race at 1:30, team pulling contest at 3 with 130 dollars in prizes. Other contests include nail driving, penny scramble, sack race, and potato race. A dance at 9 p.m. closes at the American Legion Hall.
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Logan Shoop
Margaret Sperry
American Legion Hall
Hog Prices In Tumble In Chicago Market
Hog prices fell sharply as OPS-era controls faded with ceilings removed. Butcher hogs dropped 50 cents with most sales at 14.75 to 15.00 per hundred pounds. top bids reached 15.35, the lowest since June 28, 1946. Large arrivals and spring pig crop moving to market weighed on Chicago terminals, receipts totaling 80,400 at 12 major sites.
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Chicago
Kansas tourist attractions draw more visitors in 1955
The Kansas Industrial Development Commission reports a 30 percent rise in attendance at 12 top attractions during the summer of 1955 compared to the previous year. Chairman Harry L. Stevens released the survey results today.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Harry L. Stevens
Freedom Snag For 19 Americans
Washington reports diplomatic sources say Red China has not released the 19 imprisoned Americans nor allowed contact with the British official aiding the talks in Geneva. Despite Sept. 10 pledges to permit their exit, only ten released and four of the dozen refused exit permits have left, with eight still believed free but in limbo as Peiping blocks contact.
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Washington P
Red China
China
Wang
Don O'Neill
Peiping
O'Neill
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka 1955 Record Update
Kansas accident records list 482 traffic fatalities in the last 24 hours to date in 1955, compared with 442 in the same period in 1954. The brief note cites state statistics for Topeka during this period.
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Topeka
Kansas
State schools seek 26.7 percent funding boost for 1956 57
Regents budget requests total 22,444,877 for eight state schools up from 17,711,995. With fees, total expenditures for 1956 57 would reach 32,404,235, up from 28,512,283. New positions and capital outlays are planned at KU, medical center, K state, Pittsburg, Emporia, Fort Hays, and other institutions.
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Topekap
State Board of Regents
Hubert Brighton
Regents
Brighton
University of Kansas
K. A. Medical Center
Kansas State College
Pittsburg State Teachers College
Emporia State Teachers College
Fort Hays State College
School For the Deaf
School For the Blind
K. U
Medical Center
Kansas State
Pittsburg
Emporia
K.U
Pittsburgh
Federal Food For Welfare Under Study
State officials consider a federal program for direct distribution of food commodities to public assistance recipients. Gov. Fred Hall and the State Social Welfare Board seek input from county commissioners and welfare directors on necessity and desirability. Costs for transport storage and personnel are cited as major obstacles. Commodities available include wheat flour corn meal dried milk cheese butter vegetable shortening dry beans and rice.
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Topekap
Fred Hall
State Social Welfare Board
Hall
66 Die As Wyoming DC-4 Crashes On Medicine Bow Peak
Rescue teams braved bitter cold to recover 66 aboard a United Airlines DC-4 that failed to report after leaving Denver for Salt Lake City and San Francisco. The crash on Medicine Bow Peak near Laramie, with 17 Air Force inductees and two infants among the dead, set a new U.S. air disaster toll.
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Laramie
Wyo
U.S
Medicine Bow Peak
United Air Lines
Denver
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
New York City
Air Force
Mormon Tabernacle Choir
Europe
Northwest Airlines
Lake Michigan
Tokyo
John Terrill
Carbon County
Here
University of Wyoming
C. C. Cooke
Menlo Park
Calif
United
Rock Springs
Towanda
United Airlines
Wyoming
Sylvania Electric Co
Veterans Reunion Highlights 40th U S Volunteer Infantry
Thirteen members and nine women guests attend the 17th annual reunion at the Tioga Hotel ballroom. The schedule includes memorial services led by C S Bronson and chaplain Walter Lawrence, an association picture, a social, officer elections, and a banquet.
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40Th
United States Volunteer Infantry Association
Tioga Hotel
C.S. Bronson
Blairsburg
Walter Lawrence
Baxter Springs
Rosemary Nation
Chanute
Weekend Weather Outlook Across Kansas
The forecast calls for fair skies through Saturday with a low tonight in the 40s and a high Saturday in the lower 70s. West areas warm up while overnight temperatures dip into the 40s and scattered showers are reported earlier in the night across some locations.
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Topekap
Kansas
Weather Bureau
P. N. Eland
Olathe
Marysville
Wamego
Concordia
Topeka
Hill City
Lecompton
Salina
Goodland
Russell
Dodge City
Pittsburg
Mercury
Garden City
Expansion Program for Emporia State Campus
Condemnation proceedings have been begun in District Court to acquire 17.1 acres for Emporia State Teachers College expansion. The expansion was authorized by the 1955 legislature.
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Emporia, Kas
Emporia State Teachers College
Carlson Says He Will Be His Own Decision on Eisenhower Term
Sen. Frank Carlson spoke in Parsons during a 3rd District Republican workshop predicting Eisenhower will decide on a second term independently. He cited health and world peace policy as key factors and noted a morning session with 75 precinct workers. Speakers included Gov. Fred Hall Rep Myron V George and others at the afternoon program.
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Parsons
Kas
Eisenhower
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Carlson
L. H. Ruppenthal
McPherson
W. R. Hagman
Pittsburg
Washington
Sesson
Fred Hail
Myron V. George
Harry Darby
Kansas City
C. Y. Semple
Baxter Springs
Prize Money Grows as Entries pour in for Little Tinker
The weekly contest sees 2450 entries with the prize rising from 250 to 260 dollars. The new puzzle is number 24 and entries must reach The Tribune office by 5 p.m. Wednesday. Multiple submissions allowed per person under same rules.
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Little $Tinker
Tribune
Bell Workers Approve Strike Authorization at Southwestern Bell
CIO Communications Workers Union votes to authorize a strike if needed in wage and contract talks with Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. Frank Lonergan estimates final tally near 7 to 1. Union cites stalled negotiations and retrogressive proposals while representing over 60,000 workers across five states.
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ST. Louis
CIO Communications Workers Union
Cal
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Frank Lonergan
Lonergan
Southwestern Bell
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Illinois
Three Meetings In Emporia This Weekend
Three Kansas credit organizations will hold annual state conventions in Emporia tomorrow and Sunday. They are the Associated Credit Bureaus of Kansas Inc, the Credit Women's Breakfast Clubs of Kansas and the Kansas Retail Credit Assn.
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Emporia, Kas
Kansas
Emporia
Associated Credit Bureaus of Kansas, Inc
The
Credit Women's Breakfast Clubs of Kansas
Kansas Retail Credit Aasn
Tragic Trunk Deaths Of Two Brothers In New Haven
In New Haven Connecticut two brothers Dominick Primicerio nine and Daniel Bendvenga eight died from suffocation after a trunk was locked on them while they played. Their brother James ten opened the trunk and found them. The coroner scheduled an inquest.
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New Haven
Conn
Dominick Primicerio
Daniel Bendvenga
Dominick
James
Marvin M. Scarbrough
James J. Corrigan
Malden mayor to reopen foundry under Guard supervision
Mayor Paul F F McCormack announced willingness to reopen the Perfect Circle Corp foundry Monday under Indiana National Guard supervision. In Malaya, Chief Minister Prince Abdul Rahman urged the Malayan Communist Party to end its effort to establish a Red government.
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New Castle. Ind
Paul FF. McCormack
Struck Perfect Circle Corp
Indiana National Guard
Kuala Lumpur
Malaya
Prince Abdul Rahman
Malayan Communist Party
Comets vs Bulldogs Fight In Southeast Kansas League
Chanute Blue Comet football hosts Independence Bulldogs at Royster Stadium tonight at 7 30. Senior High School band will perform halftime entertainment.
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Chanute High School
Blue Comet
Independence Bulldogs
Royster Stadium
Eisenhower Plans Policy Discussion After Heart Attack
President Eisenhower will host a hospital conference on foreign policy with Secretary of State Dulles next Tuesday in Denver. Doctors at Fitzsimons report the president progresses satisfactorily and is expected to take a more active role, with a two week recovery milestone approaching.
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Denver
Bkisenhower
Dulles
White House
James C. Hagerty
Miami
Fla
Eisenhower
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Howard M. Snyder
Byron E. Pollock
Cherryvale Driver Held on DUI Charge After Near Collision
Paul Allen Cole of Cherryvale was arrested about 2:20 am on South Santa Fe after his truck loaded with cattle nearly struck another vehicle. He posted a $125 bond after giving blood for testing at Neosho Memorial Hospital and was released.
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Paul Allen Cole
Cherryevale
South Santa Fe
Cole
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Kansan Elected President of Tobacco Tax Association
Harry O'Riley of Detroit Topeka Kas was elected president at the close of the 29th annual National Tobacco Tax Association convention held today.
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Detroit
Harry O'Riley
Topeka
Kas
National Tobacco Tax Assn
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