Flag found buried in debris at Masonic Temple
Mrs. Babcock discovered a large American flag behind the Masonic Temple nearly buried in debris. The flag was stretched on a wooden frame with carpet tacks and deemed a double violation of flag disposal. Mrs. Haynes advised proper disposal and the flag was moved to the back porch for burning or burial.
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Roy G. Babcock
N. Ever Nun
Byrle Haynes
N. Garfield
Babcock
Thei Temple Building
Tribune
Masonic Temple
Roy Babcock
N. Evergreen
Boy Rescued From Bottom Of Deep Hole In Magnolia Ark
A two year old boy was saved from an 11 foot hole after three hours of rescue work. Johnny Carmichael fell into the narrow shaft while with his father E C Carmichael near their rural home. Oilfield workers and volunteers assisted as a plastic hood and oxygen aided the rescue.
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Magnolia
Ark
Johnny Carmichael
E. C. Carmichael
Johnny
Carmichael
J. W. Henderson
Henderson
Charles A. Kelley
Kelley
Fire damages Marsh home in upstairs closet blaze
The Marsh residence at 411 N Evergreen suffered heavy damage from fire and smoke with about 300 gallons of water used to extinguish the blaze. Clothing belonging to Mrs Marsh burned. Fire loss estimate unavailable. cause undetermined.
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Harold Marsh
N. Evergreen
Reichhold to Open $500000 Formaldehyde Plant in Kansas City
Reichhold Chemicals plans a 500000 dollar formaldehyde plant in Kansas City Kansas to begin production in April 1959. The facility is designed to output 30 million pounds of formaldehyde per year.
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Kansas City
Kan
Reichhold Chemicals
Dulles Denounces Force in China Chiang Talks in Formosa
In Washington Secretary of State Dulles vowed no attacks on the Chinese Communists while promising to stand firm against aggression. In Taipei Chiang Kai-shek renounced force as the main method to regain the mainland and signaled possible troop reductions on offshore islands if Communists quiet. The joint communique implied U.S. defense ties to Quemoy Matsus Penghu and Formosa with emphasis on nationalism democracy and social well being rather than force.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Quemoys
Matsus
Taiwan
Penghu
Pescadore Islands
Formosa Strait
U.S
China
Big Tarantula Joins K State Fraternity
King the tarantula, imported in a banana crate, becomes a member of Delta Upsilon at Kansas State College Manhattan. King sits with Bill Gordon, jumps nine to ten feet, eats grasshoppers and cockroaches, and sleeps in a sand box. The spider is not dangerous but its bite can hurt.
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Manhattan
Kan
King
United States
Delta Upsilon
Kansas State College
Bill Gordon
Highland
Poor and Wasson Injured in County Road Crash
Walter M. Poor of Chanute and Harold Dean Wasson of Erie were injured four miles east of Earlton when their cars collided at a county road intersection around 10 a.m. Wasson, 31, was in extreme condition with a severe head injury after emergency care at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Poor, 54, sustained cuts and bruises with X rays planned. both men were hospitalized.
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Walter M. Poor
Chanute
Harold Dean Wasson
Erie R. 1
Wasson
Earlton
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Freeto Grading Co
Chanute Board of Education
De Gaulle Says France To Be Nuclear Power
Paris AP reports Premier Charles de Gaulle declaring France will soon be a nuclear power. He stated that atomic tests are forthcoming and reaffirmed rejection of a nuclear test ban by Britain the United States and Russia.
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de Gaulle
France
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Britain
United States
Russia
Cost of Living Unchanged as Earnings Reach Peak
Washington AP reports September living costs held steady at 123.7 with no change from August while factory worker earnings rose to record levels. About 900,000 railroad workers gain a one cent hourly raise Nov 1 as a cost of living adjustment. Coffee and food prices influenced the overall index, which sits 2.1 percent above last year. Clague cautions against expecting a sustained decline in living costs.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ewan Clague
Labor Department
Clague
Officers Destroy Homemade Still Southeast of Chanute
Officers seized a 50 gallon homemade still southeast of Chanute on October 6 and destroyed it. Undersheriff Jack Reynolds said the sale to a Topeka man for tourist display would be illegal, ending any prospect of a display sale by J. E. Markley.
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Chanute
Jack Reynolds
Topeka
Reynolds
J. E. Markley
Army calls off sky search for plastic moon satellite
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The Army canceled the search for the 12 foot diameter plastic moon satellite launched last night The tracking showed the craft for seven or eight minutes and no ignition of the second stage occurred Officials noted upper stage problems but kept open the possibility of future repeats to improve atmospheric density measurements and lunar probe plans by NASA and the Army
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Froehlich
Fair Mild Area Outlook and Kansas Snow History Mentioned
Forecaster expects fair and mild weather through Friday with nights in the 40s and highs in the 70s. Topeka text recalls a severe snow storm fifty years ago with two inches then nearly five inches, while today’s note highlights a pleasant sunlit day and warming temperatures across the state.
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Topeka
Kansas
Neosho County Tour Highlights Water and Highway Plans
Erie congressman Myron George spoke to about 100 residents last night at Legion Hall on water resources and highways. He cited the Neosho river reservoir near Burlington and a recent construction appropriation. The tour included Thayer Galesburg St Paul and Stark with 15 cars in the caravan. He urged Clyde Reed Jr for governor and predicted voter support would strengthen good government. Mrs. George joined him. he is a native of Erie and former Chanute resident.
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Erie
Myron George
Congress
The
Legion Hall
Washington
Neosho River
Burlington Ee
Neosho County
Edna Peterson
Thayer
Galesburg
St. Paul
Stark
Chanute
George
Clyde Reed Jr
Clyde Reed
Telephone Service Restored for 400 Customers
Telephone service was restored to 400 customers east of Highland around noon after installing a new section of cable under the street in front of the South Highland office. Al Endres said the full cable was wet, not just a section, delaying restoration. A Wichita-sourced cable arrived last night and service was gradually restored as wires were spliced. Some customers were without service for 32 hours.
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Highland
South Highland
al Endres
Wichita
Driver Arrested After DUI Near Airport in Buffalo
Lawrence Koenig of Buffalo was arrested by police on charges of driving while intoxicated and no valid license. He is held in the city jail pending a hearing or bond. Police said they detained Koenig in his car just east of the municipal airport around 11 30 p m.
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Lawrence Koenig
Buffalo
Koenig
Kansas Traffic Fatalities Rise to 438 This Year
In the last 24 hours no deaths were recorded. To date in 1958 the state lists 438 fatalities, compared with 446 in the same period of 1957.
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Topeka
Kansas
Friday Deadline For Registration Chanute Voters
Chanute voters have last chance to register for the Nov 4 general election as registration books stay open 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. this week before closing tomorrow night. County and city clerks provide details on absentee ballots and in state voting options for those away on election day.
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Chanute
Howard Parsons
Parsons
Erie
Marion Showalter
Showalter
Man Slashes Wrists After Meeting Estranged Wife
Police report Lester Cantrell age 26 slashed his wrists in a car at 919 North Lafayette around 10 a.m. today after a meeting with his estranged wife. He was rushed to Neosho Memorial Hospital for treatment of severe cuts and blood loss. Cantrell had been living at 612 West Chestnut and had arrived from Colorado several months ago.
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Lester Cantrell
Lafayette
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Cantrell
W. Chestnut
Colorado
Tribune Delivery Help Line
If you do not receive your Tribune contact your carrier. If unavailable call 700 after 6 pm.
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Tribune
Masked Gunmen Rob Bank in Cambridge Heist
Two masked gunmen robbed the Lechmere Branch of the Middlesex County National Bank in Cambridge exposing a haul between 85 000 and 90 000 dollars. They bound five staff with clothesline after striking the custodian and attacking workers. a bag containing about 4000 dollars was dropped during the escape.
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Cambridge
Mass
Lechmere
Middlesex County National Bank
Frank Cronin
Sooner Man Kills Wife and Self at Sperry Field
In Sperry Oklahoma a farmer William Anthony Tracy Jr 35 killed wife Imogene Tracy 32 and wounded their daughter Lynn 3 before shooting himself outside the Sperry Football Field during a high school game. The other children Roger 6 and Billy 8 witnessed from a station wagon. Lynn is in critical condition with a lung wound at Hillcrest Medical Center in Tulsa.
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Sperry
Okla
Imogene Tracy
William Anthony Tracy Jr
Hillcrest Medical Center
Tulsa
Lynn Tracy
Roger
Billy
Tracy
Tulsa County
Louis Powell
South Lincoln rezoning ok by city committee
The special zoning committee voted 3-1 to rezoning the east side of South Lincoln between 3rd and 4th from residential to business. A recommendation will go to the city commission. if approved, the change would extend to the alley between Lincoln and Highland.
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Memorial Building
South Lincoln
City Commission
Lincoln
Highland
C. ©. McKelvy
Edna Wickard
St. Lincoln
Leroy Halsted
James Boerwinkle
Raymond Friederich
Robert Perry
Leslie Cable
State Grange Opens 87th Kansas Session in Pittsburg
The 87th annual Kansas State Grange session convenes in Pittsburg with 150 delegates and many visitors. The four day meeting in Crawford County marks the Grange’s long history since the county’s 1872 origin.
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Pittsburg
Kansas State Grange
Crawford County
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Wasson East
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Ocean
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National Aeronautics and Space Administation
Wyatt
Army Space Program
Myron V. George
Altamont
Wasser
Allan Lawrence
Royster Junior High
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