American physicists win 1959 Nobel Prize in physics
Emilo Segre and Owen Chamberlain, both at the University of California Berkeley, win the 1959 Nobel Prize for discovering the anti-proton. They share 42406 dollars and join a line of American laureates as they confirm matter’s anti-particle form via proton anti-proton collisions at Berkeley.
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Stockholm
Emilio Segre
Owen Chamberlain
San Francisco
University of California At Berkeley
Segre
Chamberlain
Swedish Academy of Sciences
Alfred Nobel
Berkeley
Calif
Paul Dirac
Britain
Erwin Schroedinger
Berlin
Clyde Weigand
Thomas Ypsilantis
California University
Tivoli
Italy
University of Rome
Enrico Fermi
Italian Nobel Laureate Segre and scientists flee racism
Pioneer nuclear physicist and 1938 Nobel winner Segre taught in Rome and Palermo and joined a 1938 exile with Fermi to escape racist laws. He later worked at Los Alamos. Chamberlain, born 1920 in San Francisco, studied at Dartmouth and Chicago, earned a PhD in 1949, and has been at Berkeley since 1943 with Los Alamos experience.
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Rome
University of Palermo
Fermi
Atomic Bomb Research Center
Los Alamos
New Mex
Chamberlain
San Francisco
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University of Chicago
University At Berkeley
Deaths and Funerals for Myers and Casey in Chanute
Mrs. Ellen Almira Myers 82 of 409 W 6th Chanute died Saturday at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. Born June 22 1877 she married Charles H Myers in 1900 and leaves four sons eight grandchildren nine great grandchildren and a sister. Last rites Wednesday 2 pm at Johnson Mortuary with burial in Memorial Park. William Casey 69 died October 22 at home in Kansas City after brief illness. Survived by his mother two sisters and two brothers. Military service and burial will be held at Leavenworth National Cemetery at 1 pm Tuesday with several relatives attending.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Myers
Chanute
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Walter
Lloyd
Raymond
Milo
Mabel Rausch
Thayer
Johnson Mortuary
Memorial Park Cemetery
William Casey
Kansas City
Sarah Casey
Cecil Taylor
W. M. Blome
Cherryvale
George
Independence
Floyd
Tucson
Ariz
National Cemetery
Leavenworth
W. M. Brome
John Blome
Alyce Swart
W. E. Heins
George Casey
Obituary notices for Mrs Olive Morgan and Reuben Walquist
Mrs Olive Morgan dies at 90 on her birthday at her daughter’s home in Parsons after a long life in Walnut Illinois born Oct 24 1869 Near Morton Illinois she married William N Morgan in 1893 and survived by a daughter Lois Warzel a son Ernest three grandsons six great grandchildren two sisters and others The funeral was held at Walnut Methodist Church Interment Walnut Cemetery Ruben W Walquist 65 died at his Savonburg home after a cancer illness He was a WWI veteran former Savonburg postmaster and farmer Survived by wife Cleo a daughter Phyllis Simms four grandsons Funeral 2 pm Tuesday Friends Home Lutheran Church Interment Swedish Cemetery Mems to American Cancer Society Memorial Fund by Neosho County Chapter.
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Parsons
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Ethel Elleard
Chula Vista
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Savonburg
Lindsborg
Cleo Rumback
Phyllis Simms
Friends Home Lutheran Church
Swedish Cemetery
Ralston Funeral Home
Moran
Neosho County
American Cancer Society Memorial Fund
St Mary's Panthers rout St Paul Indians 45 13
In Pittsburg the undefeated St Marys Panthers blasted St Paul 45 to 13 in Mineral Belt League action. Bob Fleming scored twice on long runs, Krumsick added a long pass and interception return, Crandon and Blanken found paydirt, and Hobojan added a short plunge. St Paul managed a second quarter TD drive and Kennedy scored twice. St Marys dominated with 14 first downs and 227 rushing yards plus 150 passing yards to St Pauls 137.
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Pittsburg
St. Mary’s Panthers
Rollae
St. Paul Indians
Panthers
Bob Fleming
Herb Krumsick
Charles Crandon
John Blanken
Andy Hobojan
St. Mary's
St. Paul
Indians
Frank Kennedy
Kennedy
St. Mary’s
Oswego
Church Basketball Meeting Tomorrow
An organizational meeting of the Church Basketball League is set for 7:30 tomorrow night in the Memorial Building. Don Ferguson, league president, will preside and representatives of the various churches are urged to attend.
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Church Basketball League
Don Ferguson
Dairy groups to elect officers for 1959 60 season
Teams will meet to elect officers and discuss plans for the 1959 60 basketball season seating the nation's dairy farmers in their dairy product promotion program conducted by the American Dairy Association. Miss Raymond will be accompanied by Mrs Margret Goodwin director Dairy Council of Wichita.
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American Dairy Association
Farm Land Values Rise in Kansas and Midwest
Washington AP A Department of Agriculture study shows farm land values rose five percent in Missouri and Kansas for the year ending June 30. Nationwide, values climbed six percent. Kansas trails Colorado and Oklahoma by three percent and trails Nebraska by two percent. Arkansas increased four percent while Illinois and Iowa gained six percent.
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Missouri
Kansas
Agriculture Department
Research Service
Colorado
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Arkansas
Illinois
Iowa
Fredonia Princess Jane Raymond Enters National Contest
Jane Raymond, 19, Kansas Dairy Princess, leaves Wichita for Scottsdale to represent Kansas in the American Dairy Princess Contest. Sponsored by the Kansas Dairy Association, she competes against 25 state representatives for the crown, with a $1,000 scholarship and wardrobe prize.
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Jane Raymond
Fredonia
Wichita
Scottsdale
Arizona
Phoenix
Kansas
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Clarence Raymond
Kansas Dairy Association
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Independence
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American Dairy Association
Ogle Pleads Guilty on No-Fund Checks in Police Court
Alfred J. Moe Ogle 37 of Chanut e pleaded guilty to two misdemeanor counts of passing no fund checks and received 20 days in county jail. He must also pay $10 in court costs.
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Alfred J
Moe) Ogle
Chanute
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