Left Hand Pitch Art News Featured by Chanute Amateur Group
In Chanute Kansas the Leisure Time Art club held a spring exhibition with nineteen exhibitors including several husband and wife pairs. Dr William H Bailey, retired Lab head at Veterans Hospital Excelsior Springs Missouri, contributed material and hopes lectures and shows will follow. The event drew local interest and visitors over two days.
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Art News
Chanute
Art News Magazine
Aaron Berkman
Leisure Time Art Club
William H. Bailey
Veterans Hospital
Excelsior Springs
Kansas
Bailey
Elderly Women Die In Tampa Fire At Ybor City Shoe Shop
Two elderly women died in a blaze that damaged a shoe repair shop and an apartment in Ybor City, Tampa. Dolores Bernadez, 82, and Jesese Espana, 73, suffocated as smoke and heat trapped residents. others escaped through dense smoke. Bernadez was found clutching $11 in her room before succumbing, Espana died at the stairwell after fumes overtook her.
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Tampa
Fla
Ybor City
Dolores Bernadez
Jesese Espana
Bernadez
Espana
Oh Little Stinker Defends Title Amidst Wide Battle
In a rhythmic ring analogy a nimble contender dodges haymakers aiming for a record 2914 and fights to stay undefeated. The champion endures heavy blows and slips to the canvas but recovers at nine, defending his title for the 26th straight week with a $280 purse. The referee score and next round program are on page 5.
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Little Stinker
the Tribune Today
Pleasant Mild Fall Weekend Forecast for Kansas
AP reports Kansas will rebound from a brief cool spell with highs near 80 in the southwest and 70s elsewhere. Tonight lows dip to the 40s with 40s to the 50s outside the northeast, skies will be fair through Saturday, and temperatures for the period end next Wednesday are expected 8 to 10 degrees above normal with little precipitation.
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Topeka
Kansas
P. N. Bland
Eland
Goodland
Wichita
Appliance Firm Buys Building for New Quarters
The Home Appliance Company owned by Paul Harris and Charles Mussulman at 108 E. Main has purchased the building at 2 E. Main, formerly Brunswick Billiard Parlor, from J. M. Niver. They plan to move about Nov 1 with remodeling underway including a rear addition for the service department and new display windows.
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Paul Harris
Charles Mussulman
E. Main
Brunswick Billiard Parlor
J. M. Niver
Traffic Mishap Fatal in Kansas City
Arthur Robert Vaughn aged 24 of Bonner Springs was killed yesterday in a collision between his motor scooter and a truck. It was the city's 11th traffic fatality of the year, compared with 19 for all of 1954.
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Kansas City
Kas
Arthur Robert Vaughn
Bonner Springs
St Louis Policeman Faces Burglary Charge
ST LOUIS Four policemen face suspensions and a burglary ring probe in Wellston after thefts from stores. John P. Graham 84 was released on 2500 dollar bond following a second degree burglary and larceny charge by Magistrate Raymond Harris. Graham denied the charge and others questioned denied involvement.
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ST. Louis
John P. Graham
Wellston
Raymond Harris
Graham
Cabinet Meets Eisenhower With Adams as Contact Man
A two hour cabinet meeting was held today with presidential assistant Sherman Adams acting as contact for President Eisenhower, who is convalescing in Denver. Adams flew from Denver for the meeting and will return tonight to report to the President.
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Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Denver
Adams
Vehicle Owner Cleared of Part In Boys Slayings
Chicago sheriff announced Edward Rohlfe was cleared after a lie detector test. Police examined a truck found with staining and tools, sent evidence to the crime lab, and searched nearby river banks after the triple fatality of Robert Peterson 14 John Schuessler 13 and Anton Rohlfes 11.
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Chicago
Joseph Lohmann
Edward Rohlfe
Rohifes
Herman
Robifes
Robinson Woods
Edward
Morton Grove
Lohman
Brookville
Ind
Seaton to Speak at Lincoln Day Dinner in Independence
Fred A. Seaton assistant to President Eisenhower will headline the 1956 Lincoln Day dinner for 3rd District Republicans in Independence on February 10. Rep Myron V. George announced the selection noting Seaton is Hastings Daily Tribune publisher and former U S Senator from Nebraska.
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Altamont
Kas
Fred A. Seaton
Eisenhower
Independence
Seaton
Myron V. George
Lincoln
Hastings
Neb
Daily Tribune
U. S
Nebraska
Richard M.seaton
Coffeyville Journal
Five Year Old Boy Hurt In Fall From Truck
A five year old boy named Allen Epps was critically injured in Wichita Kansas after falling from a truck while playing with an older brother. He struck his head in the incident reported yesterday.
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Wichita
Kas
Allen Epps
Two Die as Car Crash on Highway 50 Near Galva
Charles J. Holtwick 63 Topeka died in a McPherson hospital from injuries suffered in an automobile wreck Sunday on U.S. Highway 50N near Galva. Mrs. Laura Summers 76 Topeka, also injured, remained unconscious.
President approves major plan to attack crime nationwide
President Eisenhower endorses a 1956 judicial program outlined by Atty. Gen. Brownell. The plan includes criminalizing jury privacy invasions, building a 9 million dollar maximum custody prison, a 7.5 million dollar youth treatment facility, public defenders in federal districts, and about 20 new federal judgeships.
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Denverp
Eisenhower
Brownell
Wichita
Kas
Russia demands debate on arms at United Nations
Soviet delegate Arkady Sobolev urged a full disarmament debate in the U.N. Assembly Political Committee, opposing delays by the Disarmament Commission and calling for open discussion ahead of the Geneva talks among the Big Four. He cited general policy support for preventing surprise attack and reducing armaments amid stalled compromise on open sky plans.
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United Nations, N.iy
Russia
U.N Assembly
Arkady A. Sobolev
U.N
U.N. Disarmament Commission
Commission
Bignation
Sobolev
Assembly
United Nations
Big Four
Geneva
Disarmament Commission
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Canada
U.S
Heisenhower
Security Council
London
Foreign Office
U. S
Fourth Set of Twins for Indiana Couple
ANDERSON Ind. Mr. and Mrs. William Schuyler of Elwood are the parents of twins for the fourth time. Twins born Wednesday in St. John's Hospital here join other sets aged 17 7 and 1. The Schuylers have four other children aged 9 to 14. Schuyler works for General Motors Delco Remy division.
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Anderson
Ind
William Schuyler
Elwood
St. John’s Hospital
Schuyler
General Motors
Delco-Remy
Milburn R F Dies After Saturday Crash Near Satan Mo
Robert F. Milburn 26 of Horton Kansas died in an Atchison hospital from injuries suffered Saturday in a two car collision south of Satan Mo. The crash occurred as vehicles collided on a rural road Saturday afternoon. Milburn succumbed today, authorities said.
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Atchison, Kas
Robert F. Milburn
Horton, Kas
Atchison Hospital
Satan
Princess Margaret and Townsend seen at intimate London party
The couple left a Knightsbridge cottage after a six hour gathering sparking questions about a possible engagement. Attendees included Mrs. John L. Wills and her son Andrew with Iris Peake and several unidentified guests. Margaret later departed for Clarence House.
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London
John L. Wills
Margaret
Proup
Wills
Andrew
Iris Peake
Britain
Len
Coles
Clarence House
Scout Drive Kickoff Set With 125 Attendees
About 125 leaders and workers are expected at a pre drive breakfast Tuesday at Grace Episcopal church Sawyer s Hall 7 to 8 am. The event launches the Boy Scout fund drive under general chairman Larry Wilson with 1,400 donors to be contacted that day and aid for late arrivals via police escorts or an ambulance if needed. In charge are Cole Leverenz Bob Fisher Dale Steinman Ebar Schultz Lee Judy Clayton Ward Dave Evans and Gordon Barker. The drive supports the SeKan area Boy Scout budget amid growing membership and training needs.
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Grace Episcopal Church
Larry Wilson
Sawyers Hall
Wilson
Police Department
Cole Leverenz
Bob Fisher
Dale Steinman
Ebar Schultz
Lee Judy
Clayton Ward
Dave’ Evans
Gordon Barker
Selikan
SeKan
Dee
Sharett appeals for funds to buy Israel arms
Premier Moshe Sharett urged Israel donors to contribute to heavy armament purchases, saying the amount required will need millions of pounds beyond this year's budget. The appeal stressed galling national urgency for military buildup.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Moshe Sharett
Sharett
Motorist Causes Seven Car Smashup Backing Traffic
A driver stopping to search for a hub cap during rush hour on an expressway triggered a seven car collision. Police said the crash halted traffic for more than a mile and a half.
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Detroit
AFL Flight International Assa to Strike United Airlines at Midnight
New York reports the AFL Flight International Association announces a scheduled strike against United Airlines beginning at midnight. The labor action aims to pressure company negotiators over contract terms.
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New York
AFL
Flight International Assa
United Airlines
Circus Like Stop Leads to Indefinite Suspensions
Police Lt. Leroy Surface halted a car yesterday and arrested the occupants 18 of them were taken to school authorities. The superintendent suspended them indefinitely. Two more rode away during the incident involving high school students in St Joseph Missouri.
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ST. Joseph. Mo
Leroy Surface
Surface
Confidence High For Prosperity Through 1956
Prosperity expectations run high as business leaders gather in Hot Springs Virginia with Secretary Weeks for a two day conference. They foresee no recession from Eisenhower illness and cite auto atomic airlines power and metals expansions as evidence of stable growth. They point to third quarter gains of personal income 306 billion consumer spending 256 billion and production 392 billion while credit inflation remains a concern and focus on installment buying risks.
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Hot Springs
Industralists
Business Advisory Council
Secretary of Commerce
Eisenhower
Council
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Runaway Truck Smashes Ten Cars injures Three in Kittanning
In Kittanning, Pennsylvania, truck driver Charles Defrain lost brakes on Route 422 causing a runaway rig to smash ten autos and injure three people before it halted on a main street. Firemen doused a gasoline blaze. Defrain was uninjured and no charges were filed.
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Kittanning
Charles Defrain
Williamsport
Pennsylvania
Defrain
Truck Driver Injured In Mound Valley Crash
Parson s Kansas residents report a truck collision with a Katy freight train at Mound Valley. Kenneth Stevens of Spring field Missouri was critically injured and Leland Jones also of Springfield suffered minor injuries. The westbound truck struck the train at an angle. no overturn occurred.
Charge dismissed against Iola editor in jail break case
Judge in Allen County District Court dismissed contempt charges against Angelo Scott publisher of the Iola Register. The case followed publication about a jail break attempt at the Allen County jail on Oct 4. The judge ruled the story did not prejudice the public or threaten justice.
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Iola, Kan
Angelo Scott
Iola Register
Allen County
J. D. Conderman
Spencer A. Gard
Conderman
Register
B. E. Lorance
Lix Vent
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Kansas Forestry, Fish & Game Commission
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Thayer
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