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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1956

Page

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Knowland to Speak at Central Park Republican Rally

California Senator William F. Knowland will headline a Kansas rally in Central Park with Gov. Fred Hall and other GOP figures present. The Knowland caravan stops in Thayer Erie and Chanute with a noon box luncheon and a news conference at the Tioga Hotel ballroom.

William F. Knowland California U. S. Senate Central Park Kansas Frank Carlson Warren Shaw Myron V. George Thayer Erie Chanute Fred Hall Sen Knowland Harry Darby Kansas City Kas C. Y. Semple Baxter Springs National Committee GOP Tioga Sen. Knowland Knowland Party Salina Pittsburgh

Mother Admits Killing 2 Sons in Wichita Tragedy

Mary Ann Gamache, 34, is held after Sedgwick County officials say she confessed to stabbing her two sons to death. Jack, 8, and Kenneth, 3, were killed with a large hunting knife, while Danny, 7, survived. The bodies were found after Gamache wandered near Peabody and planned suicide. Her husband, Joseph Gamache, 36, returned home to the grisly scene as investigators prepared murder charges.

Wichita Mary Ann Gamache Sedgwick County Warner Moore Moore Gamache Jack Kenneth Peabody Farmer Joseph C. Gamache Wichita Eagle Joe Klepper Wichita Detective Division

Social Workers Meet Across Five Counties

Welfare directors and social workers from Allen Bourbon Crawford Wilson and Elk counties gathered at the Memorial building for an all day in service training led by Neosho County welfare director Mrs Adeline Fortney and staff. Speakers from Topeka included Mrs Freda Burnside Peggy Byrne and Marguerite Blase. A luncheon at Tioga Hotel followed. Discussions covered illness patient behavior doctor patient relationships and social worker attitudes toward illness.

Adeline Fortney Neosho County Allen Bourbon Crawford Wilson Elk Freda Burnside Topeka Peggy Byrne Marguerite Blase Services For Tioga Hotel

Record oil and gas production reported in Kansas

Lawrence report from the State Geologic Survey shows 121,161,234 barrels of crude oil produced in Kansas valued at 341,674,680 with natural gas at 466,180,157,000 cubic feet valued at 51,279,817. Proved reserves reach about 1.2 billion barrels of liquids and 16.3 trillion cubic feet of gas. Barton County leads oil production, Greenwood leads secondary recovery.

Lawrence State Geological Survey Kansas Barton County Ellis Russell Butler Rooks Rice Stafford Greenwood County

Meters to be removed for lawn watering violators

Unconfirmed reports say residents water lawns at night during Chanute’s water shortage. City Manager Ross Cooper vows to shut off water and remove meters for violations, on top of fines from the water restriction ordinance. Water use has fallen since restrictions began. hydrant haulage shows a steady drop toward essential use.

Chanute Ross Cooper Cooper

Engles Quits Neosho 4-H After 60 Years of Service

ERIE Talmage Engles resigns as Neosho County 4 H Club agent after six decades. He leaves Nov 30 for a similar post in Rice County. Neosho reports 154 4 H clubs with 398 members, the only area county to grow over last year. Engles, Arkansas native, KC State College graduate, married with three children, moves to Lyons, Rice County.

ERIE Talmage Engles Neosho County 4-H Rice County Engles Arkansas Kansas State College Manhattan Sandra Sarita Timothy Lyons

Civil Defense Truck Shown in Chanute Exhibit

A gleaming white civilian defense rescue truck was shown at the Memorial building in Chanute. Officials including Burl B. O Connor inspected its rescue gear such as a winch ropes inhalator first aid kits and a 20 foot ladder. Floyd Bray said the four wheel drive truck meets Civilian Defense requirements and Joe E Stacey drives it touring from Kansas City.

Chanute Memorial Burl B. O'Connor CAA Kansas City Motor District Floyd Bray Joe E. Stacey Kansas City Joplin Nevada C. W. Brennan Civilian Defense Organization Ross Cooper Tribune

Schoeppel rejects third party bid see Idaho GOP support

Senator An drew F. Schoeppel said he has no interest in backing a third party movement led by T Coleman Andrews. He emphasized commitment to the Republican Party and aiding in reelecting Eisenhower Nixon and GOP candidates, alongside Idaho Senator Herman Welker who also declined the invitation.

Lewiston Idaho Andrew F. Schoeppel R-Kas T. Coleman Andrews Dwight Eisenhower Richard Nixon Schoeppel Herman Welker

Kansas adds Lyon Montgomery Woodson to drought disaster list

Three more Kansas counties Lyon Montgomery and Woodson plus parts of Doniphan Riley and Pottawatomie are now drought disaster areas enabling farmers to receive federal aid for livestock feed. The designation expands aid eligibility to 85 counties and includes five townships in Doniphan and Riley and 11 townships in Pottawatomie.

Topeka Kansas Lyon Montgomery Woodson Doniphan Riley Pottawatomie

Zone teachers hold a zone school meeting here

Chanute teachers gathered at the Junior College for a two session zone school with three workshops and a closing summary. The event followed a Coffeyville zone school and included visiting consultants from Pittsburg and Neodesha.

Chanute Little Zone Coffeyville Kansas State Teachers and National Education Assn Supt Buford Fisher Freda Betts S. A. Mannoni Elma Pence Paul Parsons William Warren Warren Pence Miss Betts Louise Stephens Betty Campbell Harold Stroud Dorothy Jordan Pittsburg Teachers Assn Charles Yoos Pittsburg Ray Heller Neodesha Ervin Schmidt State Department of Education Kansas Teacher Schmidt Heller Athaleen Dahlstrom Mannoni Chanute Teachers Assn

Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Area 1956 Update

Kansas traffic fatalities reported by the State Accidents Records Section show 2 in the last 24 hours and 520 to date in 1956 compared with 455 in the same period of 1955.

Topeka Kansas

City Water Usage Snapshot

Water usage figures show 1,271,000 gallons yesterday, 1,322,000 the day before, and 1,528,000 yesterday week. The past seven days total 9,522,000 gallons, while the previous seven days recorded 11,458,000 gallons.

Eisenhower to frame reply on Stevenson H-bomb plan

In Seattle President Eisenhower orders top aides to prepare a full response to Adlai Stevenson's push to halt H-bomb testing. Hagerty says Stevenson made incorrect statements and a complete history in this field will be issued by Lewis Strauss, Wilson, and Dulles. The president campaigns in Washington's nine electoral votes, aiming to boost Langlie and the GOP in Minnesota.

Seattle Eisenhower Adlai Stevenson White House James C. Hagerty Stevenson Hagerty Russia Great Britain Washington Lewis Strauss The Atomic Energy Commission Defense Wilson State Dulles Minnesota Civic Auditorium Arthur B. Langlie U.S. Senate Warren Magnuson Minneapolis St. Paul Frank Schmidt Elmer Norlund

Family Dispute Fatal To Kansas Man

Albert Zimmer, 47, Schoenchen, Kansas, was killed by a shotgun blast at his parents’ home near Rush Center. His brother Ed Zimmer, 35, was arrested after the shooting as the family argued over whether Ed should return to Larned state hospital. Ed sought treatment at a sister’s home before being taken to the hospital, awaiting a psychiatrist. Albert’s widow and five children survive.

Rush Center Kas Albert Zimmer Schoenchen Ed Zimmer Frank Zimmer Bennie Parker State Hospital Larned Ralph Stejskal

Tribune Delivery Help Line Instructions

The notice instructs readers who do not receive their Tribune to call their carrier and, if unavailable, to dial 700 after 6 p.m. for assistance. It provides a simple two contact path and a time window for help.

Tribune

US75 Bypass Opening Bypassed Buffalo Traffic Now Possible

The US75 relocation bypassing Buffalo opened to traffic today per Glenn A. Sutton of the State Highway Commission. The new route runs 5.2 miles from two miles north of the K39 junction, west and north with a rock base and asphalt surface, linking to the former US75 near Beach-road southeast of Buffalo. The Wilson County State Lake dam section was built as part of the project in cooperation with state agencies. Highway K39 ties in northwest of the dam, but its surface is pending extension into Chanute next year via Beach Street road.

Buffalo Glenn A. Sutton State Highway Commission Wilson County State Lake State Forestry, Fish and Game Commission Roper Chanute

Mild Weather Area Forecast For Mid October

The forecast calls for fair and mild conditions tonight and Thursday with a low in the 50s and a high around 85. Temperatures today reached 82 at 12:30 p.m. at the CAA station, about 19 degrees above last year’s high for this date.

Wurogry Svtceutivunvene S.seue CAA the Weather Bureau Kansas

Ammonia Fumes Force Evacuation Near Pittsburgh Plant

In Pittsburgh hundreds were warned as ammonia from a leaking 15,000 gallon tank at Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp flooded several blocks. Police and fire crews with gas masks evacuated residents in the Soho district and others, extinguishing the leak and banning traffic as they neutralized the gas. No serious injuries reported.

Pittsburgh 2Nd Avenue Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp Soho John McKeown

Baptists Arrive For Meetings In Kansas

Delegates to the Kansas Baptist Convention and guests gather in Wichita for pre convention events. The Kansas Baptist Women's Missionary Society meets at 6 p m with dinner at the Silver Grill and a joint ministers and laymen session at 7 30 p m in the Memorial Building. The WMS annual begins tomorrow at 9 30 a m and the ministers and laymen session repeats at First Baptist. The convention proper starts at 1 45 p m tomorrow with total attendance projected 1800 to 2000 through Saturday.

Kansas Baptist Convention Kansas Baptist Women’s Missionary Society Board Silver Grill Kansas Baptist Ministers Memorial Building WMS First Baptist Church

Hall calls for probe into prison employee campaign demands

In Topeka Fred Hall says no complaints have been received about state prison employees being pressured to donate to campaigns but asks the State Personnel Department to investigate the reports. Wellington Warren W Shaw and Sen Frank Carlson pledge cooperation to seek solutions to Kansas water problems at state and national levels.

Topeka Gary Fred Hall State Personnel Department Wellington Warren W. Shaw Frank Carlson Kansas

Candidates’ Day Rush From Stevenson to Kefauver in Missouri

Adlai E. Stevenson travels by whistle-stop train through Michigan while Eisenhower rallies in Seattle and Tacoma. Nixon speaks in Rochester and on a CBS radio TV broadcast from Ithaca. Estes Kefauver tours Missouri as major party candidates press campaigns today.

Associated Press Adlai E. Stevenson Michigan Eisenhower Seattle Tacoma Wash Nixon Rochester N.Y CBS Radiotelevision Ithaca N. Y Sen Estes Kefauver Missouri

Rescue of 31 From Pacific Without Mishap

Coast Guard cutter Pontchartrain rescued 31 aboard the Pan American Stratocruiser Sovereign of the Skies after a mid Pacific ditching. Captain Richard Ogg and crew directed the operation as 24 passengers and 7 crewmen were plucked from rafts within 21 minutes.

San Francisco Jane Gordon Silver Spring Coast Guard Pontchartrain Richard Ogg Earle 2.C Ronald Christian Los Angeles Christian Frank Garcia Honolulu

Rough Five Days For Colorado Family

In Pueblo Colorado the Albert M George family faced a tough stretch with fines for speeding totaling 44 dollars for Albert and his wife. A stray dog bit seven year old Dennis while Donald and Raymond eight were struck by influenza. An attempt to light the furnace caused an explosion injuring Albert with burns.

Pueblo Colo.p Albert M. George George Dennis Donald Raymond

Airman Admits Killing Fellow Service Member

Shawnee County Atty Roy Bulkley said Airman Jacinto Pineda admitted the fatal shooting of Airman William Wise in a statement aired last night.

Topeka Shawnee County Roy Bulkley Jacinto Pineda William Wise

Parsons State Training School Laundry Building Bid

Doolittle Construction Co of Wichita submitted an apparent low bid of 120862 dollars yesterday for the Parsons State Training School laundry building project in Parsons Kansas.

Topeka Doolittle Construction Co Wichita Parsons State Training School

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Ed. Peterson GOP Central Committee Aiport Washington, D.C Chanute High School Alameda, Calif University of California Oakland Senate Talmage Eagles Adlai Baptist Convention E. M. Pearson W. Gayel Bender Pearson Grant Avenue Bender U.S. Highway 75 Pacific Colorado Parsons
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