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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1955

Page

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Man Finds Family Here After 27 Years

Andrew C. Shockey and Mrs. Ida Speiser, once married, reunited in Chanute after 27 years apart. Shockey, now a cafe cook in Wickenburg Arizona, and Speiser, living in Parsons Kansas, had separated in Florida after a hurricane wrecked their home. They plan no definite future plans yet, with Shockey intending to return to Arizona. The Chanute meeting came through their son Glenn W. Shockey, and other children and relatives are listed with locations in Kansas Florida Oklahoma and California.

Andrew C. Shockey Ida Speiser Florida West Palm Beach Fla Shockey Wickenburg Ariz West Coast Speiser Arizona Glenn Shockey Chanute Marcile Freddie Mark Shockey Robert Burns Wellssville Kas Frank Bennett Vivian Johnson W. W J Clinton Bowman Harold Belleflower Calif W. L. Kerschner Guymon Okla Frank Halverson Merritt Island Floyd Prather N. Highland

Baltz Family Reports Flood Conditions Near Albuquerque

Mr and Mrs A A Baltz returned from a month in the Southwest and Mexico and visited flood damaged Albuquerque areas including a Wilcox backyard washed by flood waters. They describe widespread inundation in the northwest city sector and cautions against travel to Tampico and Mexico City due to hurricanes and floods.

A. A. Baltz Mexico Albuquerque el Paso Juarez Chihuahua Rio Grande Valley Tampico Mexico City

Fingers in Picker Leave Farmer With Four Fingers Severed

Clarence Carey, 60, of Gardner Kansas, lost four fingers of his right hand yesterday when his hand was caught in a mechanical corn picker. A pocketknife used to try to free the husk preceded the injury. He walked a quarter mile to a Gardner hospital then to the University of Kansas Medical Center in good condition today. Carey, a civil service employee at Olathe Naval Air Station, had been helping with the corn harvest on the Robert Stockmeyer farm. Stockmeyer said Carey used a pocket knife to remove a corn husk from the machinery when his hand was caught between two rollers.

Kansas City Kas U PA Clarence Carey Gardner University of Kansas Medical Center Carey Civil Service Olathe Naval Air Station

Daughter Reunited With Father After 43 Years

Mrs. Ruby Sutton of 22 West Mulberry spoke to her father George Keller after he arrived by train at the Santa Fe station in Bellingham Washington He had been absent since her infancy Keller 73 will visit for a time Keller resembled Suttons youngest son in appearance prompting the recognizable reunion

el Paso Ruby Sutton W. Mulberry George Keller Keller Bellingham Wash Santa Fe

Americans freed to leave China on departure requests

Peiping radio quoted People's Daily saying 47 Americans are free to depart if they apply for exit permits and that 19 others accused of crimes are under review. China will inform the British charge d'affaires in Peiping of the results under the Geneva accord.

Tokyo China Peiping Radio People's Daily United States Geneva Red China Peiping

Harriman Denies 1956 Democratic Presidential Run

New York Governor Averell Harriman rejected reports that he would announce his candidacy for the Democratic nomination in 1956. He declined to comment on any campaign plans.

New York Averell Harriman

Strike End Is Rejected by AFL Operators

In St. Louis striking AFL bus and streetcar workers rejected leaders calls to end the walkout. The vote by voice saw four members rise to return to work amid boos as Gov. Donnelly had seized the utility under state law after the eight hour strike began. The union previously rejected a 12 cent hourly raise offered in three installments with retroactivity to March 1.

ST. Louis AFL Phil M. Donnelly

Oil producers plan to fight market cut off

Independent producers from seven counties held a mass meeting at the Greenwood County courthouse as a state order to resume oil purchases affected pipelines from Eureka to Humboldt and Paola to Humboldt. Gov. Fred Hall and Atty Gen. Harold Fatzer backed enforcement, while Producers Pipe Line Co. of Iola argued jurisdiction issues with the Kansas Corporation Commission.

Eurekap Sinclair Oil Co Kansas Greenwood County Fred Hall Harold Fatzer Hall Fatzer Kansas Supreme Court Sinclair Companies Kansas Corporation) Commission Sinclair Crude Oil Co Sinclair Pipeline Co Eureka Humboldt Paola Producers Pipe Line Co Iola Eureka-Humboldt Sinclair and Corporation Commission ECC Independence Sinclair Eastern Kansas Oil Producers Assn H. E. Ozenberger George Swift Alf M. Landon

British Trade Unions Clash Over Labor Party Division

Margate England Trade union leaders threaten a final fight against Bevanites as they resist division within the Labor party Charles Geddes president of the Trades Union Congress warned at the party conference that attacking the party conference voting system becomes an attack on the entire union movement He warned unions know how to fight and urged restraint to avoid directing force at a new enemy

Margate England Britain Labor Charles Geddes Trades Union Congress Labor Party Trades Union

New District Courtroom Here Dedicated in Chanute

Neosho County opened its first district courtroom in Chanute at the Memorial building with a dedicatory prayer by Rev. Judd H. Jones. District Judge B. M. Dunham opened the October term and praised state lawmakers Cavaness and Sherman for establishing the court, while officials and about 70 spectators attended.

Neosho County Chanute Judd H. Jones Methodist Church B. M. Dunham District Court Wilson Allen Charles Forsyth Erie Seventh Judicial District Bar Association Leslie Cable Bar Association Robert L. Briley Charles Henshall Tom E. Hampton Fredonia Clark Fleming Eric Kenneth Foust Guy Lamar Fisher Lee Montgomery Tom Morehead Dunham Mamie Hayes Ruth N. Wiley Seventh Judicial Bar Association Forsyth Teft Tribune

Non Strikers Return to Work at Perfect Circle Foundry

In New Castle Indiana non strikers returned to resume piston ring production under National Guardsmen protection after riot-related shutdowns. Guardsmen ferried workers in and a skeleton crew of 84 reopened the foundry while 260 workers had been working before the strike. Eight people were wounded in the prior clash as 5 000 sympathizers gathered outside.

New Castle Indi Perfect Circle Corp Choslex Juda

Hutchinson Named Manager of the St. Louis Cardinals

Fred Hutchinson, former Detroit manager who led Seattle to the Pacific Coast League title this year, was named manager of the St. Louis Cardinals.

ST. Louis Fred Hutchinson Detroit Seattle St. Louis Cardinals

Ideas to Improve Area Highlighted at Chamber Dinner

At the Tioga Hotel the annual Cham ber of Commerce dinner heard twenty one improvement ideas for Chanute. Key proposals include promoting local industry, flood control via Strawn dam, off street parking, zoning and a city planning commission. Woods urged institutional expansion and tourism to build wealth. By laws were revised and approved. Eighteen one people attended.

Chamber of Commerce Tioga Hotel Strawn Dam Harry W. Woods Topeka Kansas Chamber of Commerce Formaton Kansas Woods West Seventh Santa Fe Iik Chanute Chamber Clarence M. Sievers Carl Pate Chamber Frederick H. Pralle Zion Lutheran Church

Chanute Tax Rate Dip With State Increase And School Cut

County Clerk Wendell Bowyer released the 1955 levy schedule showing a total Chanute tax rate of 5.592 per hundred, down 0.93 from 1954, as state levies rise and the school levy falls. The countywide rates vary by district with town and township levies noted, and election expenses cited as a factor. Taxes are due November 1 with options for early payment discounts and half payments through December 20 and June 20, 1956.

Chanute Wendell Bowyer Bowyer Lahore Lincoln Mission Shiloh Tioga Walnut Grove

Ralph Beeson Undergoes Emergency Surgery

Ralph Beeson underwent an emergency appendectomy at Neosho Memorial Hospital on Monday night. Allen, owner of Skinney Electric Service, was reported as satisfactory today. Readers urged to call Tribune phone number for delivery.

Ralph T. Beeson Allen Skinney Electric Service Beeson Neosho Memorial Hospital

Father wounded as son held after Kansas shooting

An 18 year old farm boy Leon Casteel was taken into custody after a shooting that wounded his father Clyde Casteel 38 at a Kansas farm. Deputies found a 22 pistol in the saddle bags and the boy fled on a horse before being found east of El Dorado. No charges were filed immediately.

Augusta Kas Kansas Breel Reed Leon Casteel Reed Butler County Leon Clyde Casteel Wichita Clana Tarrant Casteel Castee Sheriff's Office Highway 4 FE Dorado Herman Tarrant el Dorado Ivan Steward Billy Dean Gibson Chanute

President Eisenhower Reenters Peace Drive on Visit to Denver

President Eisenhower, resting at Fitzsimons Army Hospital, refreshes amid autumn sun as Milton Eisenhower nears arrival. A 25 minute Dulles bedside talk produced a new disarmament letter to Soviet Premier Bulganin, with warning of no power reductions without verified reciprocal cuts.

Denver Eisenhower Milton Fitzsimons Army Hospital Jsun Milton Eisenhower Dulles Nikolai Bulganin U. S Russia Bulganin Moscow White House

Topeka Weather Forecast Sharp Cold Front Dips Temperatures

A cold front crossed Kansas driving much cooler air and lower daytime highs. Overnight lows dropped as much as 50 degrees in western areas, with temperatures generally 20 degrees below yesterday in many spots. Forecaster Bland predicts fair skies tonight and Thursday with cooler tonight and slight warming northwestern areas tomorrow.

Topekap Kansas P. N. Bland Garden City Hill City Pittsburg Topeka Goodeland

Traffic Fatalities In Kansas 1955 Record Totals

State Accident Records Section reports 24 hour and year to date traffic fatalities for Topeka and statewide totals. Last 24 hours count listed as 442 for 1955 and 462 for 1954, reflecting year to date figures.

Topeka Kansas

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