Texans Upheld In Wheat Case
Federal Judge J Whitfield Davidson in Dallas upheld two Texans charged with raising wheat without an acreage allotment. J Ev etts Haley Jr and his father on 1660 acre Oklahoma farm fed 43 acres to livestock, contesting government reach. Officials say ruling threatens crop control programs. department to appeal.
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Dallas
J. Whitfield Davidson
J. Evetts Haley, Jr
Oklahoma
Haley
Texas
Davidson
Haleys
Congress
Judge Davidson
Sons of Farmers
America
Jim Donavan
Washington
Agriculture Department
Wear K. Schoonover
Commodity Stabilization Service
Schoonover
U. S. Supreme Court
Welfare Plans Add Members to County Advisory Group
Six more members will join the county welfare advisory committee to ensure broad county representation. The expansion was approved during a Monday night meeting at the welfare office in Erie. Attendees included Adeline Fortney and rural and city officials from Chanute Hum boldt Eric St Paul Galesburg and other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Fortney
Erie
Fred Stoneking
William T. Hunt
Gordon Gray
L. E. Lofgren
Sarah Haller
Lester Greve
J. T. Johnson
Fortney
Chanute
Clyde Russell
Nelle Stevens
Bernard Smith
Stark
Clark Fleming
Richard Salb
Eric
Paul Munding
R. C. Buchanan
St. Paul
Ralph Magner
Galesburg
D. C. Diver
Lee Francis
Humboldt
Francis
Extra Pair of Pants Aids Holdup Victim
Gregory P. Montavy hid the billfold and two dollars in an extra pair of trousers in the back room. A gunman robbed his Kansas City flower shop but Montavy slipped into the spare pants, called police, and the bandit left without taking the cash register.
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Kansas City
Gregory P. Montavy
Montavy
Starlight Theater Seeks Profit by Cutting Size and Schedule
The outdoor Starlight Theater in Kansas City lost 40000 to 45000 in the just ended season. An executive committee report by three past presidents suggests trimming stage size and cast, and staying open 10 weeks instead of 12 to return to profitability.
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Kansas City
Guns Swords and Daggers In Collection by Newland
Sam Newland a 17 year old Chanute, Kansas collector has a 22 rifle 6 pistol gun collection valued around 3000 dollars. The set includes World War II German rifles and pistols and Japanese swords, German uniforms, helmets, and an ordnance cache. He also collects Nazi uniforms, artifacts, and accessories with items sourced from local residents and antique shops.
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Newland
Sam Newland
N. Santa Fe
Harry Newland
Sam
Springfield
Boyes
Luftwaffe
Air Force
S.S
Nazi Security Police
National Rifleman Association
National Muzzle - Loading Association
American Automatic Weapons Association
Chanute
Chanute Holds First Sidewalk Bazaar With Bargains
Chanute merchants open a first of its kind Sidewalk Bazaar starting 9 30 tomorrow morning. Soft and hard goods shoes and food will be offered from in front of stores until closing time Thursday night.
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Chanute
Young Girl Promotes Ceremony to Reopen Little Footbridge
Ten year old Barbara Wintroub, who watches Brush Creek from her apartment, asked to cut the ribbon at the bridge reopening. The Plaza Merchants Association and park officials joined in as Barbara led a small ceremony and crossed the refreshed footbridge.
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Kansas City
Barbara Wintroub
Brush Creek
Country Club Plaza
Park Department
Vernon Jones
Park Board
Barbara
Assa
Little Bridge
Martin Ball Injured In Car Bike Collision
Martin Ball aged 12 of 1131 North Forest was injured when the bicycle he rode collided with a car at Ash and Garfield around noon yesterday. He suffered abrasions to the left hip. The accident was reported by his grandmother Mrs A O Dimon. The driver of the car was not identified and no report was made. The bicycle had minor damage according to Mrs Dimon.
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Martin Ball
N. Forest
Ash and Garfield
A. O. Dimon
Contestant Trapped In TV Booth On ABC Quiz Show
John Burns became stuck in the isolation booth on an ABC TV quiz program after the door jammed. Cindy Lindt assisted from outside, staff removed hinges, and Burns was freed after about twelve minutes. He and his wife Lorraine had already won 3000 dollars and would continue on the program.
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New York
John Burns
Cindy Lindt
Johnny Carson
Carson
Burns
Lorraine
Codfish War Flares Again in Iceland Britain clash
Iceland reports British trawlers rammed coast guard gunboats as tensions rise in the no-fishing zone. Foreign Minister Gudmundur Gudmundsson rejects a new conference and seeks UN General Assembly action set for September 16. He plans to travel to New York to present Iceland's case. Coast guard says 111 British trawlers remain inside the 12-mile limit.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Coast Guard
Britain
Gudmundur Gudmundsson
Gudmundsson
U.N. General Assembly
New York
Assembly
Government pegs 1948 crop yields wheat and corn
The Agriculture Department's preharvest report projects 1948 corn at 3,588,776,000 bushels and wheat at 1,446,464,000. Corn is up from last month’s forecast by 101,617,000, a near record high. wheat exceeds August estimates by 25,738,000. Winter wheat totals 1,170,768,000 and spring wheat 275,696,000 as part of the mix.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Rain and Cool Outlook With Scattered Showers Across Kansas
Partly cloudy and cool through Thursday with a chance of scattered showers or thunderstorms tonight or early Thursday morning. Low 60s tonight, high 80s Thursday. Heavy rains last night across eastern Kansas. Randolph 3.37 inches, Blaine 2.20, Omega 2.05, others with 1.00 to 2.00 inches.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Randolph
Blaine
Omega
Ripley
Hillsboro
Frankfurt
Centralia
Axtella
Horton
Hoyt
Rossville
Wamego
Manhattan
Junction City
Alta Vista
Council Grove
Herington
Almo
Abilene
Tescott
Jewell
McPherson
Emporia
Neosho Rapids
Lebo
Burlington
Walnut
McCune
Oswego
DeGraff
el Dorado
Augusta
Potwin
Heston
Newton
Sedgwick
Wichita
Oxford
Conway Springs
Kingman
Hutchinson
Robbers Get Lost In Fort Worth Hedge Maze Heist
Two men robbed a Fort Worth filling station and fled into a hedge maze built by the Park Department to lure visitors in. Police chased them but the robbers disappeared, evading capture as they supposedly got lost inside the maze.
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Fort Worth, Tex
Park Department
Taylor Fisher Reynolds Triangle Heats Up Hollywood
Elizabeth Taylor and Eddie Fisher with Debbie Reynolds tangled in a high profile romance crisis. Fisher and Liz meet in New York while Debbie confronts the scandal from Los Angeles. Busy schedule, mistaken plans, and entourage chatter fuel a mounting public spectacle.
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Hollywood
Eddie Fisher
Debbie Reynolds
Eddie
Debbie
New York
Liz
French Riviera
Los Angeles
Europe
White House denies Sherman Adams resignation report
Newport Rhode Island AP report notes the White House denies claims Sherman Adams has resigned as Eisenhower's chief aide amid fallout from the Goldfine case. Press secretary Hagerty says no resignation, Adams is on a Canadian fishing trip and no White House contact occurred.
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Newport
R.il
White House
Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Laconia
N. H
Evening Citizen
Adams
Hagerty
Women jeer four students at Pride Avenue School integrate
In Madisonville Kentucky a mob of about 300 jeered four Negro students returning to the previously white Pride Avenue Elementary. One man was arrested. deputies escorted the students into the school as U.S. deputy marshals observed, marks first known use in school integration.
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Madisonville
U.S
Pride Avenue
Kentucky
U.S. Dist
Henry Brooks
Washington
Justice Department
Tribune Phone Directory Clarifies After Hours Contact
If you cannot reach your Tribune contact, call the carrier line at 700 after 6 p.m. for assistance. The notice directs readers to use the alternate number when the primary contact is unavailable.
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Tribune
Firebird III debuts as turbine powered car at GM Motorama
Detroit General Motors introduces the Firebird III, a turbine powered experimental car with a 119 inch wheelbase, 5,275 pound curb weight, gull wing doors, and a single stick control. It features a 225 horsepower gas turbine plus a 10 horsepower auxiliary engine and 110 volt generator. Public shows begin October 16 in New York and November 8 in Boston.
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General Motors
Motorama
New York
Boston
Kansas Traffic Fatalities Soar in 1958 Toward Yearend Totals
TOPEKA AP Kansas traffic fatalities reported by the State Accident Records Section show 0 in the last 24 hours. To date in 1958 the total is 357, compared with 375 for the same period in 1957.
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Topeka
Kansas
Cleanup Order Action by Hoffa One Suspended
Hoffa and the union board suspended Samuel Feldman, business agent of Local 929, after he invoked the Fifth Amendment before the Senate Rackets Committee about an alleged $50,000 payoff attempt. Hearings will begin Thursday in Philadelphia into corruption charges against Ray Cohen, secretary treasurer of Local 107 and trustee of the national union.
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Samuel Feldman
Teamsters
Feldman
Senate
Hoffa
Philadelphia
Ray Cohen
Thirteen Die as Air Force C47 Crashes in Alaska
An Air Force C47 transport crashed on takeoff at Elmendorf Air Force Base Alaska killing 13 service members and injuring seven who survived. The seven survivors were treated at Elmendorf hospital and named by the Air Force. the 12 other victims remained unnamed in the report.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Air Force
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Elmendorf
Elmendorf Afb
Robert L. Taylor
William W. Cowan
H. J. Schwartz
R. G. Maynard
L. D. Arner
C. W. J. Rudi
C. Ernest M. Conner
Eielson Afb
Fairbanks
Trucking Committee Studies Traffic Problems
A trucking interests committee met to study truck parking and traffic control and will submit recommendations to the city commission. Members include Jack Thompson Glen Kaufman Cecil Fowler and Ted Ahlers. Thompson said a joint meeting with the Chamber of Commerce special committee on truck parking is planned to discuss combined proposals. The group has been gathering police data on accidents causes and locations and has conducted traffic counts and intersection measurements.
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City Commission
Jack Thompson
Glen Kaufman
Cecil Fowler
Ted Ahlers
Thompson
Chamber of Commerce
Police Department
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Frings
Beverly Hills
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Mexico City
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Pal
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Fishers
Holmby Hills
Miss Taylor
Joey
NBC
Beverly Wiltshire Hotel
Fisher House
Gov. Adams
Maine
House Committee
Goldfine
House
Detroit
Firebird
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Board of
Philadelphia Union
Cohen
Philadelphia Teamsters
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