Judge Halts 99 Day Steel Strike With 1-H Injunction
A U S district judge issued a Taft Hartley injunction temporarily halting the 99 day steel strike to allow an appeal. Judge Sorg stayed execution briefly to permit the union to seek review while noting national health and safety concerns from continued stoppage.
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Pittsburgh
Herbert P. Sorg
United
Arthur J. Goldberg
USW
Eisenhower
Sorg
Goldberg
Philadelphia
Stranger plumber robs Yonkers resident of jewelry
Matthew Sampieri found a stranger in his bathroom who posed as a plumber and listened for leaks then disappeared. He turned on the shower and later discovered $450 in jewelry missing from the apartment.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Matthew Sampieri
Joe
Sampieri
Cancer Study Project Starts in Neosho County
Neosho County workers join a national cancer study by the American Cancer Society. Ruth Winsor explains survey aims and methods at a Dixon home. About 150 Neosho families will be contacted. the overall study covers 1.5 million households over six years using private questionnaires.
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Neosho County
National Cancer Research
American Cancer Society
Sam Dixon
S$. Highland
Ruth Winsor
ACS
Wichita
Carl Schickhardt
Dixon
Mmes
James Boerwinkle
Carter Brookhart
A. D. Johnson
Oma Caldwell
John Lofthouse
Roy Gibson
Hillard Blume
David Godinez
Esther Ysusi
Clifford Gibson
Chanute
Clyde Russell
Big Creek
Margaret Diskin
St. Paul
Alva McLaren
Earlton
Harold Heilman
Thayer
C. L. Bohlander
Stark
Howard Makemson
Rural
Parsons
E. C. Bryan
Erie
Supreme Court Grants a Stay for Chessman
The Supreme Court granted a stay of execution for Daryl Chessman to allow a new appeal by November 3. Eight justices acted with Warren disqualified, and the court may hear the appeal after a California reply. Chessman, 38, on San Quentin's death row, had been tied to kidnap robbery and other crimes.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Daryl Chessman
California
Chessman
Douglas
Warren
B. E. Whittington
George T. Davis
San Francisco
San Quentin
Los Angeles
Retailers Plan Sales Promotion and Luncheon
The Retailers Chamber of Commerce announced plans for a forthcoming sales promotion with A. B. Johnson named as chairman. A retailers' luncheon is also being planned for the near future.
Grand Opening of $70,000 Texaco Station Here
The new Texaco service station at North Santa Fe and Cherry debuts with Friday and Saturday events offering free gifts and prizes. Partners Frank Washburn and son Bob run the operation. Frank has 38 years in Chanute and his son is a local. The facility features two bays, two-pump islands, a concrete drive and a prefabricated metal building with Firestone tires and auto accessories. Alfred Ogle of Chanute faces misdemeanor no fund check charges after allegedly passing two $5 bad checks.
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Texaco
North Santa Fe
Cherry
Frank Washburn
Bob
Frank
Chanute
4Th and
Firestone
Candy County
Tioga
Highway Patrol
Alfred Ogle
Daytona Bowlers Find Sponsorship From Funeral Home
The Daytona Beach Oldsters, a five man bowling team with an average age of 75, have secured a sponsor in Woodward-Lowther Funeral Home to back their tournament appearances.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Early marriages and divorces linked to teen ages
Kansas City report notes rising divorce rates among teens and many couples marrying young. marriage educator W Clark Ellzey cites teen escape from home, work, studies, peer pressure, and lack of parental guidance as causes. He urges broad marriage and family relations education and warns emotional immaturity fuels early separations.
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Kansas City
W. ‘Clark Ellzey
Sas
Ellzey
Department of Marriage Education
Stephens College
Columbia
Elizey
Juniors Defeat Seniors 13-6 In Gridiron Tilt
The Junior Girls' Reverse Action edged the Senior Gridsters 13 to 6 at Royster Stadium. Miss Burkerfield starred with a 35 yard reverse and 8 yard TD as 1,400 spectators watched a spirited charity game between undefeated Junior and Senior High squads.
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Mighty
Hons
Sharon Burkerfield
Royster Stadium
Regu
Burker
Truda Cole
Joan Ashley
Blue Comets
Dick Purdy
C-Club
Kathy Overby
Barbara Brookhart
Cecelia Torres
Tribune
Quints Die After Birth At Lackland Air Force Hospital
Baby D the fifth quintuplet and the fourth to die passed away at 6 40 am at Lackland Air Force Base Hospital following the births of five girls to Lt and Mrs Charles G Hannan. Baby B died earlier at 5 40 pm Tuesday Baby A at 6 10 pm Baby E at 9 25 pm and Baby C at 10 pm all three months premature.
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San Antonio
Tex
Air Force
Charles G. Hannan
Lackland Air Force Base
Hannan
Lackland
Hannans
William D. Munroe
Lackland Afb Hospital
Air Force Hospital
United States
Death after 66 years of no visitors and letters in Missouri
Emma McDaniel was admitted to a St. Joseph mental hospital in 1893 for simple melancholia and died last week after 66 years without a single visitor or letter. The long isolation highlights historical treatment of mental illness.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Grover Cleveland
Emma McDaniel
Biblesta Parade on TV Tomorrow
Highlights of the Humboldt Biblesta parade on Oct 10 will be shown on WIBW TV channel 13 at 3 PM tomorrow. The station shot 200 feet of film featuring 30 Biblical floats and several marching units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Wibw-Tv
Girl Strangles Self By Raising Car Window
Two Boy Scouts found Susan Kirk wedged in a car window after a window control button caused the sash to rise and catch her neck. The 2½ year old daughter of Rev. Jon W. Kirk died in St. Louis. Police reconstruct the accident.
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Self
ST. Louis, Mo
Susan Kirk
Susan
Jon W. Kirk
Army Missiles Under Civilian Control In NASA Transfer
A Pentagon source says the Army Ballistic Missile Agency at Huntsville will move under civilian NASA control. The stake involves the Saturn booster project and transfers of 2,300 Huntsville scientists led by Wernher von Braun amid White House space advisory talks with Eisenhower.
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Washington
Pentagon
Army Ballistic Missile Agency
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Army
Big
Missile and Space Agency
Huntsville
Ala
Wernher von Braun
Eisenhower
Defense
Neil H. McElroy
Wilber M. Br
Brucker
White House
Augusta
Soviet Union
Saturn
NASA
Parole Revoked In Missouri Case Involving Anna Borserine
Missouri parole officials said they had heard nothing from Anna Mae Borserine after Gov Docking revoked her parole. A warrant was issued for her arrest as police seek her whereabouts while three other Docking parolees remain delinquent for failing to report.
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Kansas City
Missouri State Parole Office
Anna Mae Borserine
George Docking
Kansas
Borserine
Richard Bennett
Docking
John Anderson of
Kenneth C. Creager
Albert Karovsky
Lloyd L. Theleman
Kenneth C. Church
Church
Federal Penitentiary
State Board of Probation and Parole
Creager
Theleman
Veterans Administration
Karovsky
Board of Probation and Parole
State Penitentiary
Hutchinson Reformatory
Old Board of Penal Institutions
Whisky in Tavern Aids Poodle Delivery
In Kansas City a tavern owner told City Court the bourbon bottle found in his bar was for his French poodle. Judge Myers fined Floyd Baker 200 dollars and paroled him on 50 dollars, noting the law bans liquor possession in malt beverage licensed places and that an expectant poodle does not justify whisky.
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Kansas City
Kan
Floyd Baker
C. Clyde Myers
Vice
Baker
Myers
Kansas
Gentle Kansas Forecast Calls For Mild Weather
Topeka AP reports a minor cool front moving into Kansas with no major temperature drop. Through Thursday the Weather Bureau expects clear to partly cloudy skies with highs from 61 in Goodland to 78 in Wamego and overnight lows between 35 and 52 degrees.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Goodland
Wamego
Hutchinson
Paroled for Forgery Charge In Hutchinson Reformatory
Rees Thomas Manly age 18 of Chanute was paroled from a sentence not over 10 years in the Hutchinson state reformatory after pleading guilty to forgery in district court. The five year parole follows his arrest Sept 24 on a $2,000 bond for passing a stolen $60 payroll check with a forged endorsement at Sutcliffe Pipe & Supply Co.
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Rees Thomas Manly
Chanute
Hutchinson State Reformatory
Manly
Sutcliffe Pipe & Supply Co
Castleberry Returned To Jail From Hospital
Jerry Castleberry accused of stealing seven head of cattle here Aug. 12 was released from Neo sho Memorial Hospital for a return to the county jail. He was admitted Saturday night for bronchitis and possible heart attack but doctors found no organic heart damage.
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Jerry Castleberry
Neosho Memorial Hospital
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S. Lincoln
3Rd Street
Earl Malcolm
City Gas and Water Department
Ben Walker
S. Wilson
G. R. Ae
McGuire
Chanute Banks
Building and Loan Association
Kansas Fish and Game Commission
Chanute Last Yuletide
Chicago
Hugh P. Fischer
the Tribune
Park Forest
Ill
Plummer’s Pasture
Rutter, Larson
Tennessee
Austin Staley
Third Circuit Court
Fischer
Ottawa
Eure
Castleberry
Wasser
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