U S Presses Red China to Extend Quemoy Truce
In Washington the United States vows to press Red China at Warsaw talks to extend the seven day Quemoy cease fire. No indication from Lincoln White that Reds will prolong the truce beyond Sunday. Nationalists hold fire as mainland attacks pause.
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Washington
United States
China
Warsaw
Quemoy
State Department
Lincoln White
Formosa Strait
U.S
Jacob Beam
Wang Ping-nan
White
Quemoy Island
Missouri Crash Fatal to Five
A speeding car on U S 60 near Birch Tree, Missouri, crashed killing five youths and injuring a sixth. The driver, James Manuel Sutherland, 22, of Winona, died along with passengers Donald Ritchey 16 Birch Tree Rose Ann Deathridge 15 Eminence Maylou Magness 18 Eminence and Richard Lee Yoder 17 Winona. Injured was Bernice Dooley 15 Eminence. She went to St Francis Hospital Mountain View. The crash occurred two miles east of Birch Tree at 9 20 p m when the car failed a curve and overturned multiple times. All six were ejected. Birch Tree is in Shannon County.
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Birch Tree
U. S. 60
Highway Patrol
James Manuel Sutherland
Winona
Donald Ritchey
Rose Ann Deathridge
Eminence
Maylou Magness
Richard Lee Yoder
Bernice Dooley
St. Francis Hospital
Mountain View
Shannon County
Missouri
Car and Light Pole Damaged in Crash
A 1958 Pontiac driven by James H. Bryant aged 14 of 103 S. Evergreen lost control on Mulberry Street about 10 15 last night and struck a city light pole four feet above the ground. Bryant was uninjured but cited for permitting a minor to drive in violation of license restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Bryant
S. Evergreen
W. Mulberry
Bryant
Bhro
Investigativ Eport
David Bryant
N. Evergreen
Francis Hutinett
Raytown
Laura Gericke
Hutinett
Ford
Gericke
Population to Reach 175 Million by Oct 16
The 175 millionth American is expected to be born around 9:00 a.m. Central Time on October 16. A census clock in the Commerce Department lobby will display an estimate of the population at that moment as gears and dials run to mark the milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Washington
Commerce Department
Major Area Highway Projects in Southeast Kansas 1959 Plan
Kansas highway program 1959 totals 80 million with 12 counties under southeast Kansas work. Funds include 1.7 million on US 59 and K 6 near Altamont Erie Allen Chanute and Parsons areas plus 700 thousand for surfacing north of Altamont. Additional contracts up to 750 thousand may follow.
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Kansas
Jack L. Goodrich
Parsons
George Docking
Altamont
Neosho County
Par
Neosho- Allen County
Allen County
Elsmore
Yates Center
Woodson County
Moran
Fredonia
Wilson County
Salina
Saline County
Topeka
Grainfield
Gove County
Kansas City
Abilene
Dickinson County
Wichita
Junction City
Wabunsee County
Riley County
Field Inspection Due Soon For Big Creek Watershed
The State Soil Conservation Committee reports a field inspection of the Big Creek watershed district will occur within 30 days to approve a federal planning assistance application. Secretary R C Lind informed Ralph Bauer of Elsinore, watershed district president, that review by the Governor's Watershed Review Committee occurred September 8 and was deferred pending the inspection arranged through the State Soil Conservation Service in Salina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Creek
State Soil Conservation Committee
R. C. Lind
Ralph Bauer
Elsinore
Bauer
Lind
Governor's
State Soil Conservation Service Office
Salina
Weather outlook for Topeka area turns cooler with freezes expected
The Topeka area faces a cloudy cooler trend with scattered evening thunderstorms in the extreme southeast. Strong southerly winds shift to northerly winds tonight and Friday with frigid lows forecast from the 28s in the northwest to around 60 in the southeast. Highs Friday near 50s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porecast
Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
German Police Dogs Arrive to Aid Crime Fight
The St. Louis police import four young German shepherds to bolster crime fighting. The dogs arrived after a 21 hour train trip from New York and will be housed in purpose built doghouses. Four officers will care for them at their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
New York
Blake Pleads Guilty To Burglary Charge
Blake and a second youth from Neodesha pleaded guilty in district court to a second degree burglary arising from a break in at Thayer on April 28. Blake’s sentence was deferred until next Wednesday. They were captured at the H. L. Umbarger filling station by an employee sleeping on site. the other youth was turned over to Wilson County juvenile authorities.
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Erie
Wayne Blake
Morehead
Thayer
Blake
Neodesha
H. L. Umbarger
Wilson County
Two Men Killed Near Gorham
Two Kentucky men died in a grade crossing crash near Gorham as they were returning home from relatives. Theradore Verst, 77, of Erlanger and his son Bernard Verst, 51, of Cold Springs were the victims.
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Gorham, Kas
Kentucky
Gorham
Theradore Verst
Erlanger
Bernard Verst
Cold Springs
Missing Tribune: Call Your Carrier or 700 After 6 PM
A brief notice instructs readers who do not receive the Tribune to contact their carrier and then call 700 after 6 PM if the carrier cannot be reached. The item relies on service interruption guidance for delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Homemade Car Recovered After Garage Theft
A small homemade car stolen Tuesday night from the C. W. Huffman home at 411 West 1st Street was recovered early today. Police said the car, powered with a washing machine engine, was found on East 7th Street road about 250 yards east of the highway with the motor at cd.
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C. W. Huffman
W. 1St
East 7Th Street
Hitty Railroad
Murder Trial Of Mrs Laymon Set for Nov 10
Erie district court opens with the murder case of Mrs Carlynn Alice Laymon of Chanute set for November 10. She faces first degree murder charges for allegedly smothering her 4 month old daughter Penny Lynn in December 1954. A slate of related cases and civil suits follow, including burglaries, larceny and condemnation appeals. The Erie and Chanute terms share the same jury panel.
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Erie
Carlynn
Alice Laymon
Chanute
Laymon
Penny Lynn
State Hospital
Larned
Rex Hamilton
John Hamilton
John Byers
Hamiltons
Byers
Neosho Valley Cooperative
Lansing
E. L
Jean Geiger
City of
Parsons
Roy E. Weast
Sid W. Richardson
Perry R. Bass
Anna Shaw
Bruce W. Emmons
Richardson and Bass
Forget-Me-Not Sale By DAV Saturday Chanute
The Disabled American Veterans chapter in Chanute will hold a Forget-Me-Not flower sale this Saturday. Girl Scouts will sell blue flowers on the street. Proceeds aid disabled veterans and their families with 80 percent staying in Chanute and 20 percent going to national headquarters. The flowers have no fixed price.
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Disabled American Veterans Organization
Chanute
John H. Carter
DAV
Carter
Liquor Loaded Car Nabbed Near Oswego
Labette County officers nabbed a liquor loaded automobile east of Oswego. The driver Paul Ford Mathewson, 28, Sand Springs Oklahoma, said he was bound for Tulsa. The car carried 57 cases of liquor and two cases of beer with Missouri stamps. it broke down during a brief chase and was towed to Oswego, where Mathewson was jailed without charges filed.
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Oswego
Kan
Labette County
J. E. Morrow
Paul Ford Mathewson
Sand Springs
Okla
Missouri
Morrow
Tulsa
J. R. Vail
Matthewson
Topea Man Bids For Kaidad Still
A Topeka man named J. E. Markley offered to buy a 50 gallon still seized Monday from the Charles QC. Beck home southeast of here. He said the bid was in the name J. E. Markley Enterprises Topeka and he works in public relations and owns Fort Markley a tourist attraction west of Seneca. The still would be used in his tourism business.
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Charles
Beck
Here
Topeka
J. E. Markley
Lor
Injured Driver Found After Burning Truck Wreck
In Hugoton Kansas Delmar Colby 24 was found unconscious about 300 yards from a burning crude oil truck after a wreck. A local farmer and bystanders searched ditch lines and a maize field before Colby was located face down and taken to Liberal hospital. The driver survived but suffered head injuries in the blaze.
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Hugoton
Kas
Ife
Delmar Colby
Markley
Burgis Campbell
Will
Reynolds
Colby
Charles Forsyth
Lee Wasser
Liberal
Pope Pius XII Lies In State In Vatican To Be Buried In St Peter's
Pope Pius XII dies at 3 52 am after strokes. He will lie in state at the Swiss Hall of the Summer Palace and be buried in St Peter's Basilica after a nine day mourning period. Cardinal Aloisi Masella named papal chamberlain to run church affairs until a new pope is chosen. Card
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Eugene Levin Castel Gandolfo
Italy
Pope Pius XII
Rome
Vatican
St. Peter's Basilica
Iron Curtain
College of Cardinals
Benedetto Cardinal
Aloisi Masel
Pius
Eugenio Pacelli
Vatican City
St. Peter's
Pius XII
Pius X
Eugene Cardinal Tisserant
Aloisi Casella
Haight
St. Paul's Church
St. Patrick's Church
Chanute
Peter Finnegan
Haights Attend Papal Audience in Castel Gandolfo
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Haight of 527 S Evergreen joined an American group on a European tour to witness the public audience at Pope Pius XII's summer residence in Castel Gandolfo near Rome. They attended the Sept 4 audience with others in the pilgrim group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Haight
S. Evergreen
Rome
Castel Gondolfo
Pope Pius XII
Haights
America
Europe
Yankees Take 2-1 Early Lead In 1958 World Series
The New York Yankees led Milwaukee 2-1 in the second inning of the deciding game as two Yankee runs came from errors by Frank Torre. Schoendienst and Crandall produced Braves updates with one run, one hit, and three left for Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
New York Yankees
Milwaukee Braves
Yankees
Frank Torre
Braves
Bauer
Aaron
Logan
McDougald
Mantle
Torre
Schoendienst
Bruton
Covington
Skowron
Mathews
Crandall
Berra
Howard
Torres
Lumpe
Burdette
Bes
Kubek
Larsen
Gragg of Elk City Heads County Officials
William Gragg of Elk City was elected president of the Southeast Kansas Association of County Officials at the group s annual meeting. Leroy McCall of Allen County was chosen vice president and Earl Barnaby of Elk County became secretary treasurer. Gragg and McCall are county commissioners and Barnaby is a county engineer among 17 counties in the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gragg
Sutheast Kansas Assn
C. B. Cable
Chautauqua County
Leroy McCall
Allen County
Earl Barnaby
Elk County
McCall
C. E. Heflebower
Miami County
Barnaby
Carl Alexander
Gragg
ICBM Base Planned for Forbes Air Base Topeka Kan
The Pen tagon unveiled a 30 million dollar intercontinental ballistic missile facility at Forbes Air Base near Topeka Kansas. It will be the sixth western and midwestern base for missiles of 5000 mile range with about 700 personnel. Construction starts early next year to support medium jet bombers and unmanned missiles, with Titan noted as the advanced type alongside Atlas.
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Washington
Pentagon
Forbes Air Base
Topeka
Kan
West
Midwest
Air Force
Forbes
Atlas
Titan
Missouri storm leaves at least one dead near Grant City
Heavy rain and tornadic winds hit northwest Missouri causing widespread property damage. The body of Mrs. Frank Porter was found in the rubble of her farm home four miles southeast of Grant City. Her husband was hospitalized as felled lines cut power and communications just south of the Iowa border. The hardest hit area was south of Grant City, Worth County.
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Maryville
Missouri
Frank Porter
Highway Patrol
Grant City
Iowa
Worth County
Traffic Fatalities in Kansas Hits 417 This Year
AP report from Topeka shows 417 traffic deaths in Kansas year to date, Section: State Accident Records. Data covers last 24 hours and compares with 1956 totals, reflecting ongoing crash tolls.
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Topeka
Kansas
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W. E. May
John Hopkins
U. S. Volunteer Infantry Association
May
Tioga Hotel
Hopkins Ig
Vane
Topea
Kaidad
N.Y
Mil
Pope Pius
Gary
Ind
Chicago
New York City
Elk City
ICBM
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