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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1958
Page
6
Mrs. Ellis notes hospital stays have shortened and mortality fallen due to medical advances and better hospital management. She explains peak staffing is needed to meet emergency loads, though costly, to save lives and protect community health.
Senate subcommittee scheduled hearings November 18 19 and 20 to study the Hennings bill barring federal officials from withholding information on rules orders opinions and public records. Supporters urged publishers to speak in favor while opponents will be heard after January. The measure limits withholding to national security lawful restrictions or clear invasions of privacy.
Miami Florida AP Mrs William McKinley Osceola 57 wife of the Seminole patriarch died Monday. Unlike her husband treated with white medicine for a recent heart attack she was under the care of an Indian medicine man at the Seminoles camp 30 miles west of Miami. Her son Mike said death attributed to internal causes.
Deland Florida couple Mr and Mrs Byrne Blackwood welcome son Randall weighing 7 pounds 9 ounces. Salina couple Mr and Mrs Charles Haines welcome daughter Marsha Ann weighing 7 pounds 1 ounce. Eureka couple Supt and Mrs Thomas Manninger greet daughter Michelle Ann born Oct 22 at Greenwood County Hospital weighing 7 pounds 13 ounces. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia names Robert Phillips son of Mr and Mrs Scott Phillips among 12 national members. James E Mann Eric Cha nute arrested by police at 12:30 a.m. for intoxication. posted 15 dollar bond.
Yesterday at Neosho Memorial Hospital Admittances include Billy E. Griffith Humboldt Frank W. Austin Thayer Mrs Joe Brundage Gas City Mrs Isidro Saved ra 1024 S Steuben Bob D Davenport 205 S Lafayette Robert O Browning 901 S Lafayette and today Michelle Kinney 1407 W Main all for surgery Dismissals yesterday include Mrs Keith V Mason Yates Center Mrs Pearl McLaurine 421 Ss Highland Mrs Gladys Wright 1602 S Ashby William H Pens Humboldt Byron F Giles 205 S Steuben and today L H Ped row 2012 E Main David Mc Coy 103 N Tennessee.
Two of St Louis newest police dogs Jock and Prince passed their first real test by stopping a tavern fight. Officers Vernon Ellis and Allen Duncan sent the dogs into the brawl where a patron swung at Ellis. The canines attacked instantly, knocking the man down and ending the violent clash.
About 75 people attended a meeting of the Republican Minority Group last night at the North Malcolm community building. Johnie Johnson presided as chairman R 2 Edwin Sexton state chairman spoke on obligations of public office holders.
Governor Orval Faubus vows retaliation against bomb threats targeting Arkansas schools and churches amid racial tensions. He cited hoax alerts against white schools in Jacksonville and Hot Springs and false reports of Jewish synagogues in Little Rock.
The Little Rock Private School Corp. continues white student instruction at a new high school for seniors and plans sophomore entry. A second line notes 35 white students enroll at a Missionary Baptist college’s new Conway division with classes starting next week. A third item reports 360 students enrolled as of Monday at a new Baptist High School seeking more pupils to improve solvency.
In Paterson New Jersey an intruder threatened liquor store operator Mrs Marie Munzer with a knife saying he needed money. She lectured him on crime not paying and he agreed to take $2 then fled, remarking he was desperate.
A recipe tip suggests serving gingerbread with a tutti fruiti topping made from cream cheese milk candied citrus peel cherries preserved ginger and optional nuts. The note appears in an advertising context promoting safe buying guidance.
Mrs. Walter Perkins dies at home in Alton Missouri with funeral 1 30 p.m. Wednesday at Buffalo Christian church conducted by Rev Floyd Shively H R Campbell Funeral Home of Yates Center in charge Thomas A Maxwell 78 dies at home Chanute long time barber born 1879 Nashville Illinois moved to Kansas married Alta Shipman 1900 Survivors include daughter grandchild great grandchild Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday at Johnson Funeral Home Humboldt burial Mount Hope Cemetery Alfred Luther 83 retired farmer Erie dies Mercy Hospital Parsons born Java moved Zurich then Barber County settled near Medicine Lodge later Erie Survivors wife two sons eight grandchildren seven great grandchildren Lutheran church funeral arrangements by Pierce Funeral Home Erie
TOPEKA AP says Mrs. Addie Hewitt’s appeal of her dismissal from the state Motor Vehicle Department was reset by the Kansas Civil Service Board for November 6. Earl Lewis Beard, 54, died of a heart attack a week ago in Coffeyville, reported by The Tribune via carrier at 35 cents.
Coffeyville resident and Meadow Sweet Dairy manager Rex Beard died at his home after a morning illness. Born April 21 1904 in Erie he lived in Erie before moving to Coffeyville. Survived by wife Ruth Murdock Beard daughter Beverly Johnson son Rex and extended family. funeral Wednesday at Erie Federated church with burial in Bethel cemetery.
Allen E Hartney five year old son of Elmer J Hartney of Baltimore Maryland died in a Kansas hospital from injuries after a car crash on US Highway 40 near Page City Oakley. His mother eight months pregnant lost the unborn child and suffered back injuries. Father Hartney and two other sons aged four and two had lesser injuries.
The Chanute Tribune lists September 1958 accounts approved by Marion Showalter County Clerk. Amounts cover salaries, mileage, office supplies, jail costs, bounties, and service expenses, with items from Chanute Police Department to Erie Municipal Light & Water. Total fund categories include ROAD FUND and GENERAL FUND.
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