1911 Tin Lizzie Dug Up in Detroit
In Detroit the buried 1911 Ford Model T unearthed after 40 years drew more than 800 spectators. Perry Andrews, Ford co photographer, buried the car in a lawn and it took 20 hours to recover through rain, with volunteers and donated equipment. Restorers estimated remains at about $200.
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Detroit
Perry Andrews
Ford
Arthur Aller
Andrews
Ford Motor Co
American Concrete
Versteeg
United Fund in Action The USO ideal binds Americans to service
A USO profile notes its origin in 1941 as part of the United Fund, its six founding agencies, and its mission to answer servicemen with care wherever stationed. It emphasizes voluntary support and the question servicemen ask: Does anybody know I am here.
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USO
Chanute
United Fund
Pearl Harbor
America
YMCA
YWCA
National Catholic Community Service
National Association of Jewish Community Centers
The
Salvation Army
Travelers Aid
Champion Charolais Bull Sells for 37000 at Royal Show
The grand Charolais champion bull at the American Royal Live Stock Show sold for 37000. Litton Charolais Ranch of Chillicothe Mo sold it to Lysle Pritchard of Lutz Fla who also bought four females for 22800. Sixty seven Charolais sold for 282375 at an average of 4215 per animal with 17 bulls averaging 7065. About 5560 attended the Municipal Auditorium sale.
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Knasas City
Litton Charolais Ranch
Chillicothe
Lysle Pritchard
Lutz
Fla
Pritchard
Litton Ranch
Municipal Auditorium
Erie Group Meetings Held
ERIE Friendship Circle met Wednesday at Mrs. Grant Beard home with a covered dish dinner. Eleven members and three guests attended. November gathering set with Mrs. Don Beard. Visitors included Mrs. Wilma Ragonese in Osawatomie and families from Pittsburg Baxter Springs. Veterans of Foreign Wars district convent in Parsons noted. WWW Homemakers Unit hosted by Mrs. F C Snow with cystic fibrosis lesson. officers re-elected: Fisher president Watkins vice, Mallard secretary-treasurer Rowe reporter. Next meeting planned.
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Erie—Friendship Circle
Grant Beard
Tom Daling
Billy
Wallace Beard
Don Beard
Howard Baugh
Carla
Mike
Wilma Ragonese
Osawatomie
R. W. Stahl
Pittsburg
J. T. Petty
Steve
Baxter Springs
Robert Stahl
F. C. Snow
WWW
Geneva Stich
Urbana
Cecil Fisher
Henry Watkins
Marie Mallard
Roy Rowe
Mallard
Lewis Wible
Chanute
Glenn Raney
Bethel Wscs
Viola Fisher
World of Nations
Sylvia Hull
Hull
Morris Raney
Rex Bohrer
Rose Snyder
St. Francis Catholic Church
St. Paul
Snyder
Labette County Medical Center
Kansas State Wins Intercollegiate Livestock Judging Contest
Kansas State University won the American Royal Intercollegiate Livestock Judging contest for the second straight year. Coached by Calvin Drake, team members Kenneth Spangenberg Charles White John Nagle John Meetz and Stan Grecian scored 4558 of 5000 to surpass 23 teams. Larry Miller of South Dakota State led individuals with 938. Meetz was runner up and Grecian finished fifth.
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Kansas City
Kansas State University
Calvin Drake
Kenneth Spangenberg
Hudson
Charles White
Hoxie
John Nagle
Valley Center
John Meetz
Newton
Stan Grecian
Palco
South Dakota State
Oklahoma State
Colorado State
Pennsylvania State
Larry Miller
Meetz
Grecian
Fear of Self Greatest Terror Quotes Spark Public Curiosity
A collage of trivia and quotes includes the line Fear of self is the greatest of all terrors from David Seabury. Other items note a Chanute visit, Bethel WSCS activities, a grandmother's funeral in St. Paul, and humorous maxims on life and luck.
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David Seabury
Catholic Digest
Julius Caesar
National Photography Day Honors Shown in Japan
Japan marks its National Photography Day with awards for outstanding individuals and groups who advanced the art during the year.
Judge Sets Hearing On Season Ticket Suit At WSU
A Wichita State University basketball fan seeks a court hearing on November 15 before Judge James J. Noone over two season tickets. The amended petition claims the university should honor a 1962 pledge agreement that linked revenues from athletics to bond payments and challenges seating renewals tied to Century Club membership.
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Wichita, Kan
Wichita State University
James J. Noone
Grist
Wichita State University Physical Education Corporation
University
Century Club
Board of Regents
Wichita University Municipal Corporation
Grain Case Hearing Set In Reno County
William H. Addington of Wichita faces five counts for allegedly issuing ware house receipts for 200000 bushels of wheat. Judge Bryan Woodson overruled a defense bid to drop the case, setting November 4 for the resuming preliminary hearing in Reno County. Addington remains free on a $5000 bond.
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Hutchinson
Bryan Woodson
Reno County
Addington
Wichita
Sedgwick
Woodson
Reno
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Mich
Michigan
United Fund In Action
Berlin
Viet Nam
Delno Bass
Congress
R. W. Fowler
Erie Group
J. W. Diediker
Clifford Diediker
Parsons
Jack Reynolds
Jackie
Caldwell
Jack
E. J. Reynolds
Charles Ratliff
Alberta Westhoff
Anna Kennedy
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Kansas State
New York
Bill Bishop
Marie Rike
Norma Lee Jacobs
David Overstreet
Noble
Annis Gambrill
Mmes
Chris Stanley
Junior Currie
Harrison de Hart
Fairy Baker
Pem Atteberry
Stark
Albert Einstein
Don Herold
George Grist
Chuck Roast
Hunt
Folger's
Texas
U. S
Namae
Res
C . Noa
Os Center
S. Santa FE
Pontiac Motor Division
General Motors
Pontiac
Ranz Motor Co., Inc
Chanute, Kansas
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