800 Spooks Frolic At Kiwanis Party
About 800 youngsters in Halloween costumes gathered at the Memorial Building for the Kiwanis Club party. Rain canceled the Main Street parade but the program proceeded with a drum corps exhibition and film entertainment. Five prizes were awarded in each of seven grades from kindergarten to sixth, with name lists of winners and prize money detailed.
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Memorial Building
Kiwanis Club
Main Street
Cathy Hampton
Murray Hill
Sandy Burghart
Hutton
Pat Clancy
Mary Kay Smith
Alcott
Mike Goss
Patsie Harmon
Mike Swink
Roosevelt
Ralph Brown
Cindy Fitch
Lincoln
Edwin Rideau
Susan Coots
Monty Briley
Black Treloggen
Gerald Peak
Murray
Carol Ogden
Patsy Baughman
Rita Ostrander
June Hargrove
Thomas Evans
Jerry Defebaugh
Terry Lassman
Bill Fargo
Dick Anders
Linda Rhodes
Vickie Rector
Warren Fitch
Peggy Dormois
W. A. Helton, Jr
Kiwanis Committee
Rain Boosts Crops as River Pool Rises Seven Inches
Rain helps crops and nudges the city impoundment level up seven inches while runoff from streets aids the Cha nute water supply. The weather forecast calls for slow clearing tonight and warmer temperatures with isolated showers likely in western and north central Kansas.
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Chanute
CAA
Lola
Humboldt
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Associated Press
Topeka
Roy
Toronto
Pittsburg
Erie
Garnett
Wellington
Oswego
Worden
Walnut
Fredonia
Sedan
Parsons
Howard
McCune
Pomona
Altamont
Ottawa
Lecompton
Independence
Quenemo
Fort Scott
Waverly
Virgil
Reading
Elmo
Osage City
Manhattan
Emporia
el Dorado
Wichita
Herington
Arkansas City
Thayer Mishap Injures 2 Pupils
A Thayer school bus carrying 36 students collided with a transport truck on US 169. Two pupils were hospitalized with injuries while others suffered bruises. the accident damaged both vehicles and spilled corn. The crash disrupted Thayer’s error-free pupil transportation record.
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Thayer
Ta Highway
Madine Chickadonz
Forrest C. Chickadonz
R. J. Earlton
Kathy John
James D. John
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Chanute
Kathy
Madine
Charles Holtzman
Jensen
Merlin Troutman
Wellington
Drexel
Oklahoma
Dan Morgan
Southeastern Oklahoma Streams to Be Loaded With Fish Derby
Jewel Callaham of Broken Bow outlines a 1957 fishing derby plan for southeastern Oklahoma. Lloyds of London will tag insured fish for 10000 each, prize to the successful fisherman. Communities and possibly the State Game and Fish Commission would cover $2000 premiums to insure the fish.
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Broken Bow
Okla
Oklahoma
Jewel Callaham
Southeastern
Callaham
Lloyds of London
State Game and Fish Commission
Two Jump to Safety Before Jet Crashes
SHERMAN Texas two airmen one a Kansan bailed out safely yesterday when a T33 jet trainer from Perrin Air Force Base near Sherman crashed and burned one and a half miles east of here. The airmen were 2nd Lt. William E. Mann 22 student pilot from Council Grove Kans and 1st Lt. Marcial L. Armijo 33 Albuquerque N M instructor
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Sherman
Tex
Perrin Air Force Base
Here
William E. Mann
Council Grove
Kas
Marcial L. Armijo
Albuquerque
N.M
Two Day Vacation For Schools In Chanute
Chanute schools dismiss classes for two days to allow faculty attendance at the annual state teachers meeting. Most teachers will attend in Parsons with others traveling to Kansas City Wichita or Topeka. Chanute was a host city last year.
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Chanute
Parsons
Kansas City
Wichita
Topeka
Chanute i
Retreat From Budapest Deepens As Russians Withdraw
Soviet tanks pull back from Budapest leaving dead and wounded as Hungarian forces seize the citadel and streets. Rebels target the AVH secret police amid a shift toward multiparty rule and removal of Soviet symbols. Mindszenty returns in triumph as church bells ring.
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Budapest
Hungary
Danube
AVH
Red Hungarian
Secret Police
Imre Nagy
Communist Party
Red Army
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Judgment Goes to Jury in Myers v Kepley suit
The district court case Myers versus Aaron and William Kepley went to the jury at noon with deliberations starting after lunch. Myers seeks up to 25 000 for alleged injuries from a collision between a motor car and a farm tractor near Earlton on Oct 21 last year. the $1 500 car damage claim was satisfied. Jurors listed include E R Springer and others from Chanute St Paul and Galesburg.
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District Court
Raymond Myers
Aaron
William Kepley
Myers
Earlton
Aaron ‘Kepley
E. R. Springer
Parsons
George D. Wright
Humboldt
Lee Bartley
Erie
Charles Lacy
James Womeldorff
St. Paul
Harry Allen
Chanute
Gladys Winans
Ann Redelberger
Ralph E. Drake
Wayne Sparks
Roy C. Mannen
C. J. Wagner
Galesburg
Fatal Crash Kills George E. Mo sier in Kansas
Two car collision near Ellinwood Kansas yesterday killed George E Mosi er 62 of Zenith Kansas a passenger in one vehicle. The two drivers sustained injuries not believed serious in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellinwood
Kas
George E. Mosier
Zenith
UNITED NATIONS Mulls Extraordinary Assembly on Middle East
Ambassador Lodge and Dag Hammarskjold discussed U.N. action options after Britain and France vetoed in the Security Council. Yugoslavia proposed a General Assembly meeting to bypass veto powers as Egypt and Israel clash over the Suez Canal.
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United Nations
N.Y
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
Middle East
Britain
France
Security Council
General Assembly
Yugoslavia
Council
Egypt
Russia
United States
China
Israel
Port Said
Ismailia
Suez
Beloit authorized to issue water relief no fund warrants
Topeka reports Beloit on drought relief authorized to issue 15000 in no fund warrants to secure emergency water supply. State Commission of Revenue and Taxation approved after Beloit officials said water supply is at record low and funds are needed to explore for more water. Miami County also authorized 15000 in no fund warrants for unforeseen expenses.
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Topeka
Beloit
State Commission of Revenue and Taxation
Miami County
Elderly Wellington Man Dies While Fishing
W. L. Fossett, 72, a retired Wellington businessman, collapsed and died yesterday while fishing from his wheelchair at Woods Park by Slate Creek. A physician ruled natural causes.
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Wellington
W. L. Fossett
Woods Park
Slate Creek
Tribune Delivery Help Line Instructions
If you do not receive your Tribune contact your carrier. If the carrier cannot be reached call 700 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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Tribune
Air War Escalation Thrusts Toward Suez Canal Zone
Britain and France bomb Suez Zone as Cyprus reports paratrooper activity and 10 mile buffer near the canal. Eden says aims include occupying key points despite US stance. Cairo and Tel Aviv report heavy fighting on the eastern approach. Egypt deploys Soviet‑supplied jets.
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Eden
Canal
House of Commons
Britain
France
Suez
Port Said
Ismailia
Middle East
Cairo
Tel Aiv
Israel
Egyptian frigate surrenders after naval air bombardment at Haifa
At Haifa thousands watched dawn sea duel as Egyptian frigate Ibrahim Awal surrendered off the port after shelling by Israeli navy and air force. The vessel hoisted white flag and 250 crew became first captured in the two day clash.
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Haifa
Israel
Ibrahim Awal
Southeast Kansas TB Hospital near completion in December
Superintendent Dr Roy A Lawson said the Southeast Kansas tuberculosis hospital on West Seventh should finish interior work later. Open date not set possibly after Christmas. major remaining tasks include kitchen and heating plant. Landscaping contract awarded to Sutton Nursery Co Independence for 9752 dollars.
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Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
West Seventh
Roy A. Lawson
Topeka
Sutton Nursery Co
Independence
City Water Usage Figures Show Daily and Weekly Totals
Water usage data lists yesterday's 1,219,000 gallons and the day before 1,253,000. A week ago yesterday recorded 1,284,000 gallons, with seven day totals at 8,892,000 and the previous seven days at 9,018,000.
Control of Nation-Federal Saving Is Stressed
Denver chamber talk urges members to press Congress on government control of business. Craig warns lawmakers face leftward pressure. briefs letters preferred. Projected savings from federal measures could reach millions. education needs rise with automation and tech growth.
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Ledge Craig
Denver
Chamber of Commerce
United States Chamber of Commerce
Craig
Chamber
Congress
United States
Eisenhower to address Middle East crisis on TV radio
President Eisenhower will speak tonight for about 15 minutes from the White House on the Middle East crisis. The U S pledges to aid victims of aggression remain, while Britain questions the pledge and plans to send troops to Egypt alongside France. The United States vetoed a U N cease fire resolution as Britain and France push force in the region.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Middle East
White House
United States
Britain
U. S
France
James C. Hagerty
Salt water limits Chanute area water supply study
State geologist reports the nearest adequate underground water for municipal use lies about 36 miles away. He notes fresh water is found in the Roubidoux formation in the southeast, but not closer to Chanute. nearby wells in Walnut tap Swan Creek sand. Roubidoux salt content near Girard and Chanute runs 5000 to 6000 ppm, making it unusable for domestic use without desalination.
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A. L. Hornbaker
Pittsburg
State Geological Survey
Hornbaker
Roubidoux
Chanute
Girard
Walnut
Swan Creek
Hornbakers
Jefferson City
Traffic Fatalities In Topeka State 1956 Totals
Kansas records show 5 traffic fatalities in the last 24 hours and 547 to date in 1956, compared with 469 for the same period in 1955.
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Topeka
Kansas
Britain and France Bombard Cairo as Suez Crisis Escalates
Cairo reports show 7 p m bombing with some damage and no deaths as Britain and France threaten Suez control. London warns Egyptians to clear airfields while a joint airborne force may land to seize the canal. Israeli and Egyptian forces clash with Mellows and MiGs deployed along the Sinai frontier.
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London i
Britain
France
Egypt
Suez Canal
French Defense Ministry
Paris
Cyprus
Israel
Sinai Peninsula
London
Cairo
Suez Canal Zone
Haifa
Mediterranean
Canal
Port Said
Ismailia
Suez
Voice of Israel
Jerusalem
Gaza Strip
Apt Killed In X-2 Crash Photographs Show Violent Buffeting
Air Force released images from the Edwards Air Force Base incident showing Capt Milburn Apt in the Bell X-2 cockpit during a high speed turn. The needle nosed craft crashed after attempting to detach the capsule, Apt unable to eject, the official report citing a violent pitch and roll rather than speed as the cause.
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Apt
Air Force
J. Stanley Holtoner
Air Research and Development Command
Edwards Air Force Base
Grave Is a Trap For Kansas Steer
In Tescott Kansas a 700 pound steer fell into a freshly dug grave near a cemetery after straying from a nearby farm. Arnold Peterson investigated the hole and a derrick with six men freed the animal in about an hour.
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Tescott
Kas
Arnold Peterson
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Bobby
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Clarence Shelton
Art Jensen
Gene Starr
Lt. Jensen
Thayer Main Street
UN Assembly
Air Wars
Mideast Briefs
Orly
Art Krone
Clarence Hoover
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