Eisenhower Heads To Hospital For Weekend Exam
President Eisenhower goes to Walter Reed Hospital for a pre election head to toe examination by eight doctors. The medical verdict will be announced late tomorrow afternoon. He plans a Dixie campaign trip starting Monday with stops in Memphis Florida Virginia Texas and Tennessee. He has repeatedly said he would step down if unfit.
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Memphis
Tenn
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Oklahoma
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Virginia
Tennessee
White House
Minneapolis
GOP
Drew Pearson
James C. Hagerty
Pearson
Leigh to Seek Parole on December 20
Lorraine Leigh, sentenced February 15 in Erie district court to one to five years for second degree burglary in a Chanute case, will apply for parole on December 20, per an announcement from the Kansas State Penitentiary at Lansing.
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Lorraine Leigh
Neosho County
Kansas State
Lansing
Leigh
Erie
Erie-Walnut Highway Surfaces Under State Road Plan
Surfacing of the Erie-Walnut road, now Route K146 in the state system, is underway by fourth division crewmen of the State Highway Commission. The project is about half finished with a single asphalt surface course, after grading and some widening, completed under an agreement with Neosho and Crawford county commissioners.
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State Highway Commission
Neosho
Crawford County
Memorial Hospital Dismissals and Births Friday
Daily Transcript lists hospital dismissals including Joe Ma loun 918 N Garfield Mrs Roy Marts and son 3012 E 2nd Orian Galemore Humboldt and Clyde Bicknell 927 S Central. Births recorded for Herbert Oliphant and Joe Goben families a son and a daughter.
Woman seeks entry to Naval Academy at Annapolis
Girl Mary Ann Bowalski of Union City New Jersey aged 17 has gained a preliminary chance to take the Annapolis entrance exam on November 21 Rep T James Tumulty said she hopes to become the academy’s first female cadet if she qualifies Navy Secretary and the secretary of the Navy would decide on admission after the test.
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Union City
N.J
Mary Ann Bowalski
Naval Academy
Annapolis
T. James Tumulty
Tumulty
Mary Ann
Navy
Thomas
Theft Reported Of Car Parts From Robison Motor Co
A tire wheel and battery were stolen from a motor car parked in front of the Robison Motor Co at 202 S Evergreen. The car owner was the company and the incident was reported to police yesterday.
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Robison Motor Co
S. Evergreen
Tribune Delivery Help Line
If you do not receive your Tribune, contact your carrier. If unreachable, call 700 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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Tribune
U S Resumes Aid for Egypt After Canal Crisis
The United States quietly restarts foreign aid to Egypt delivering locomotives machinery and transportation equipment from a 20 million dollar backlog. Officials say shipments to Cairo continue under programs drafted before the canal seizure with no new projects planned.
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United States
Egypt
State Department
The
International Cooperation Administration
Nasser
Congress
Cairo
Operator of Still Ends Whiskey Business
Jefferson Ohio sheriff Tom Fasula of Ashtabula county busted a whiskey still in a shack behind the owner's home. The distiller called it an experiment and produced a pint of top quality whiskey. After the sheriff’s reprimand he said he was through with whiskey. He is 13.
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Jefferson
Ohio
Tom Fasula
Ashtabula County
Fasula
Three Reds Ousted for Failure to Back New Polish Regime
Vienna report says Radio Warsaw announced the dismissal of three regional Communist chiefs for failing to support the new Polish regime. The move signals tighter control as the regime consolidates power amid shifts in leadership across Poland.
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Radio
Warsaw
No Honor St. Louis Counterfeiter Sentenced
Benjamin Franklin Gibson, 33, a welder, was sentenced to five years in federal prison for manufacturing likenesses of his namesake. He pleaded guilty to counterfeiting 50 cent coins bearing Benjamin Franklin's likeness.
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ST. Louis
Benjamin Franklin Gibson
Benjamin Franklin
Stalin Names Change at Poznan Plant
Radio from London to Warsaw reports the Stalin Works in Poznan has been renamed at the request of the workers, reflecting a shift in the plant's identity amid postwar changes in Poland.
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London
Warsaw
Stalin
Poznan
Chanute 1956 election rolls show 5484 registered voters
Unofficial city clerk tallies report 5,484 Chanute voters registered for the November 6 general election, down 492 from 1952 and 583 from 1948. Precinct patterns show Third Ward Second Precinct with 1,191 registrants and a gender split of 2,925 women and 2,559 men.
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Howard Parsons
Marmaton Dam Bill Sought By George in Kansas District
Newell A. George campaigning for Congress in Kansas second district questions why Rep Errett P. Scrivner did not introduce a Marmaton River dam bill. George defends labor contributions and challenges Scrivner to name the labor bosses he cited.
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Kas
Newell A. George
Congress
Errett P. Scrivner
George
Labor
Scrivner
Durante and Jackson Duo Hospital Visit San Santa Monica
Comedian Jimmy Durante and partner Eddie Jackson are booked at St. John's Hospital in Santa Monica. Jackson undergoes cyst on vocal cords surgery today, while Durante plans a preflight X-ray then heads east for a nightclub act.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Jimmy Durante
Eddie Jackson
St. John’s Hospital
Durante
Jackson
Eisenhower Endorses Dan Thornton for U.S. Senate
President Eisenhower telegraphed his personal endorsement of Dan Thornton for the U S Senate yesterday in a Denver related development.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Dan Thornton
U. S
Rebels Killed as French Forces Strike Algeria Posts
French forces hit nationalist bands in two areas of Algeria yesterday, killing 26 rebels. The clash underscores ongoing efforts to quell insurgent activity in the region.
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Algiers
Algeria
Flying Boxcar Crash Kills Four in Pennsylvania
A USAF C 121 cargo plane crashed into a foggy Blue Mountain rise in Newville Pennsylvania killing four crew members including a flight nurse. The aircraft was en route from Sewart Tennessee to Olmsted near Harrisburg and was three hours overdue. Authorities planned an investigation and withheld names pending relatives' notification.
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Blue Mountain Range
Pennsylvania
Air Force
Sewart Air Force Base
Nashville
Garden City Man Heads World Affairs Group
Kansas Council of World Affairs re elected Victor Harlich of Garden City as president. Herman Prager from Claflin and Dr. E F Giannangelo of Pratt were named vice presidents with Anne Goebel of Emporia secretary and Arthur Saville of Topeka treasurer. A symposium on U S foreign policy in Europe was held.
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Wichita
Kansas Council of World Affairs
Victor Harlich
Garden City
Herman Prager
Claflin
E. F. Giannangelo
Pratt
Anne Goebel
Emporia
Arthur Saville
Topeka
U. S
Europe
Long Beach Worker Seeks Name Change from Bonnie to Bruce Quinn
Bonnie Clare Quinn, a Long Beach electrical worker, petitions the superior court to change his name to Bruce Carl Quinn after 50 years of embarrassment from misaddressed mail. He dislikes being called Bonnie, though his wife is named Eddie.
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Long Beach
Calif
Bonnie Clare Quinn
Hungary borders heated by anti-Communist revolt in Budapest
Rebels seize border areas as anti Communist forces gain ground in western Hungary. In Budapest roof to roof fighting erupts while Imre Nagy forms a popular front government to appease demands for reform. Austrian frontier police cross the Iron Curtain amid talks of a rebel Hungarian government at Gyper and possible Soviet pressure on Nagy.
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New York Daily News
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Debra Nelson Injured In Parking Lot Collision
Debra Nelson, 2, daughter of Mrs. Pearl Nelson of Chanute, suffered a minor head cut in a parking lot collision with a car driven by her mother at Main and Plummer. Morris Shipman of Ottawa backed into the Nelson car. both vehicles sustained front damage and the injury was treated by a physician. A separate incident on East Main involved Mrs. Kenneth Bartlett’s car being bumped by Clyde Lawrance’s backing vehicle, causing damage to Bartletts front door but not to the backing car.
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Pearl Nelson
Chanute
Main
Plummer
Morris S. Shipman
S. Gretchen
Nelson
Kenneth Bartlett
Humboldt
East Main
Clyde Lawrance
Ottawa
Violence in Singapore Riots Add to Third Day Turmoil
Fresh violence flared in Singapore as British and Malay troops with shoot to kill orders tried to quell rampaging Chinese mobs during the third day of anti government rioting.
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Singapore
Eisenhower Wins Poly Poll at Baltimore Polytechnic
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute students held a straw vote. President Eisenhower won by a large margin with 1 823 votes to 781 for Stevenson, reflecting nationwide trend over the last six elections.
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Poly
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute
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Stevenson
Chanute households use about 228 gallons daily per family
Chanute city readings show an unofficial 228 gallon per family daily use after excluding industrial demand. About 51 percent of homes cooperate in conservation as officials discuss plans to protect the dwindling supply and potential future measures including lake piping and tanker water proposals.
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Chanute
Chanute Industries
Santa Fe
Walnut Welcomes Rich Water From 1300-Foot Well
Walnut city officials report a 1300 foot well taps the Roubidoux formation yielding plentiful fresh water. The well began operations Sept. 14 and is aerated before entering mains. It supplements three shallow wells and a nearby farm well, with only light sulphur and minimal salt content acceptable to health standards.
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Carrie Buss
Roubidoux
Kansas
Miss Buss
Chanute
Board of Health
Weather Outlook Stays Mild as Kansas Cooldown Fades
The forecast calls for a cooler weekend in Kansas with only light rain possible. Today reaches the 70s with 50s overnight, while winds may bring blowing dust in the southwest.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Jim Hosey
Hosey
Goodland
Garden City
Russell
Salina
Teachers Meetings Set For 93rd Kansas State Assn
Two day sessions for the 93rd annual Kansas State Teachers Assn begin next Friday in seven cities. About 21,500 instructors and administrators are expected to attend convention sessions in Topeka Kansas City Parsons Hutchinson Salina Hays and Garden City.
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Kansas State Teachers Assn
Kansas City
Parsons
Hutchinson
Salina
Hays
Garden City
Traffic Fatalities Reported in Kansas for 1956
Topeka lists state accident records showing 2 fatalities in the last 24 hours and 534 for the year to date in 1956, compared with 463 deaths in the same period in 1955.
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Topeka
Kansas
Hall Speaks in East Topeka Campaign Tour
Gov. Fred Hall will speak for Republican national figures in New Jersey and Pennsylvania during Oct 30 to Nov 3, according to his office.
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Topeka
Fred Hall
Republican National Committee For
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Soil Bank Grain Dealers Protest USDA Redemption Policy
The Kansas Grain and Feed Dealers Assn protests that the Department of Agriculture redeems soil bank orders with grain from private elevators rather than government bins. President Royal R. Cox says this squeezes dealers as storage charges cut into income, and warns private storage may run dry within a year due to drought. Cox telegraphed Secretary Benson urging priority for government bins.
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IOLA
Kansas Grain and Feed Dealers Assn
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Royal R. Cox
Association
Cox
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Soil Bank
Mittee
Kansas
Department of Agriculture
City Water Usage Update
Water usage figures show yesterday 1,225,000 gallons, day before 1,206,000, and a week ago 1,337,000. The seven day total stands at 8,845,000 gallons while the prior seven days totaled 9,319,000. Authorities urge residents to save water.
Stevenson accuses GOP of shadow candidacy against Nixon
Adlai E. Stevenson blasted the Republican party as a shadow candidacy behind Eisenhower. He accused Nixon of fronting a party led by old-guard power figures and warned voters the trust message hides no real issues. He named leaders like the Benders and Dirksen and questioned Ike’s unity with the party.
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