Left Hand Stories of a Lost Dog and Fishing Club
A stray black and white puppy named Princess Bonny is returned to Mrs. Glen Grennell while Leverenz boys enjoy a bond with the dog. A fishing party at a Country Club pool nets shiners and bass for transfer to the lake. Junior College enrollments rise with 21 adults studying shorthand typing and Spanish at $2 per hour credits.
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Cole Leverenz
Larry
Jeffrey
Neil
Leverenz
the Tribune
Glen A. Grennell
Princess
Bonnie
No. 1
Tee
Country Club
Driver Electrocuted by Refrigerated Truck in Concordia
Dewane Comeau age 25 of Concordia was electrocuted while plugging two Beatrice Foods trucks into a power outlet at a park. Coroner Dr. Frank Kinnamon said the short circuit created 214 volts and caused fatal contact. Rain wet ground and both trucks owned by Beatrice Foods were involved. Comeau is survived by his widow and four children.
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Concordia
Eas
Dewane Comeau
Frank Kinnamon
Comeau
Beatrice Foods
Glen Iveson
Beatrice
Humboldt Parade Rescheduled for Sept 28
Nat Armel president says the Centennial Celebration parade now starts at 3 p.m. on September 28 and will allow floats and bands to also enter the 11 a.m. Fall Festival parade in Chanute. The times were set with Jack Thompson junior Chamber of Commerce president.
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Humboldt
Nat Armel
Chanute
Armel
Jack Thompson
Weather forecast and rainfall report from Kansas
Heavy rain soaked Kansas with up to four inches in Rice and Ellinwood, boosting soil for the 1958 wheat crop. City totals ranged from .22 to 4.00 inches, with widespread showers expected through tonight and a warming trend in western sections tomorrow.
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Topeka
Kansas
Rice
Cloud County
Ellinwood
Great Bend
Healy
Clifton
Junction City
Enterprise
Manhattan
Barnard
Hudson and St. John
Chapman
Elmo
Miltenvale
Sublette
Meade
Hugoton
Kismet
Woods
Weather Bureau
Garrett
Goodland
Cnanute
Pittsburg
Wichita
Big Sorghum Crop Predicted for Kansas
Agricultural agencies forecast an unprecedented Kansas sorghum harvest reaching 19,263,000 bushels based on conditions as of September 1, according to federal and state agriculture departments.
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Topeka
Kansas
Federal
State Departments of Agriculture
Hurricane Carrie Loses Power As It Heads North
The Miami Weather Bureau reports Hurricane Carrie weakening to 85 mph winds. The storm, once at 160 mph, may curve north and dissipate over the open sea.
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Miami
Fla
Miami Weather Bureau
Carrie
Remarks by Sen. W. Kerr Scott at Raleigh farmers meeting
In Raleigh a farmers meeting program listed Senator W Kerr Scott for brief remarks. When called on he said he was happier to see the audience than they were to see him and then he sat down.
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Raleigh, N. C
W. Kerr Scott
DNC
Scott
Light quake felt in San Francisco Sunset district
A light earthquake was reported at 10:04 p.m. in the Sunset district with no damage. Police noted the temblor caused fewer calls than a jet plane boom felt the previous week.
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San
Bill Haley Show Draws Teens To Municipal Auditorium
In Chanute more than 1,000 fans packed Municipal auditorium for Bill Haley and his Comets. Teens crowded the aisles joining in dancing to Rock Around the Clock and other hits while parents enjoyed the high energy performance.
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Municipal Auditorium
Bill Haley
Haley
Comets
Chanute
Dipsy Doodle
Coffee firm trims wholesale coffee prices nationwide
The Maxwell House division of General Foods Corp cuts three cents a pound on regular grind Maxwell House and Sanka, and two cents on Yuban and Bliss wholesale. Earlier cuts announced April 11 ranged up to four cents. The move, by a leading vacuum-packed coffee processor, spurs further reductions from Chase & Sanborn, Martinson, Aborn, and Fhiers.
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Hoboken
N. J
Maxwell House
General Foods Corp
Sanka
Bliss
General Foods’ Action
Chase & Sanborn
Martinson
Aborn
Fhiers
Immigration bill cleared by Eisenhower signing noted
Rep Walter Jones said the immigration bill signed by President Eisenhower removes any legitimate basis for complaints against current immigration procedures. Britain urged the UN to seek Moscow rather than Budapest to end Hungary’s brutal repression. A final count shows Eisenhower acted on 669 bills during the first session of the 85th Congress.
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Washington
Walter
D-Pa
Eisenhower
United Nations
N. Y
Britain
U. N
Moscow
Budapest
Hungary
Newport
Ria
Traffic Fatalities Report 1957 Update
State Accident Records shows 2 fatalities in last 94 hours and 362 total for 1957, compared to 446 in the same period of 1956. Data from Topeka Kansas traffic records highlights ongoing fatality totals.
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Topeka
Kansas
Hutchinson Man Killed in One Car Accident
Lee Fondan, 36, of near Hutchinson, died last night in a one car crash on Highway K17 about four miles south of Hutchinson.
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Hutchinson
Lee Fondan
K17
Mixed Group Sets World Travel TV Project
Film producer Stuart V. Jewell plans a 60 day around the world trip with a diverse team including a doctor architect engineer and musician. The group will invest 7000 each to cover travel and production costs for a 26 episode color TV series and profit sharing.
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Hollywood
Stuart V. Jewell
Mother Earth
Jewell
Walt Disney
Clyde
Sandy) Young
Test Postponed at Atomic Site Due to Wind
The 19th shot of the summer atomic test series was postponed because wind would have sent fallout over Las Vegas and Indian Springs, according to the Atomic Energy Commission.
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Atomic Test Site
New
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Las Vegas
Indian Springs
Economy Group Proposes Merger of State Offices in Kansas
The Legislative Efficiency and Economy Committee in Topeka urged abolishing the state fire marshal's office the field division of the motor vehicle department and most drivers license agents. It also called for cutting liquor control warehousemen inspection duties moving票 licenses to county treasurers and boosting health board inspections. The panel cites 538 full time and 112 part time inspectors in 163 cities costing over 1.5 million yearly. It recommends redistributing duties among labor revenue health and KBI agencies and notes future focus on personnel purchasing and agency administration.
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Topeka
Motor Vehicle Department
Board of Health
Legislative Council
Kansas
Labor Department
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Department of Revenue
Liquor Control
Board of Review
Jester Admitted To Mercy Hospital Fort Scott
Howard Jester dean of Chanute Junior College was admitted to Mercy Hospital in Fort Scott after becoming ill at school. He is expected to remain until at least Sunday and his condition is not serious, according to Mrs. Jester.
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Howard Jester
S. Highland
Chanute Junior College
Mercy Hospital
Fort Scott
Integrated Nashville Classes Resumed Under Police Guard
Integrated classes resumed for the third day in Nashville as police moved to prevent disorders after a grammar school bombing. John Kasper and 10 Negroes were arrested. two armed Negro children were seized near integrated schools. In Little Rock Faubus, exhausted, canceled engagements and accepted a court summons while downsizing guards at Central High to about 100.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval Faubus
U. S
Faubus
Tommy H. Russell
Central High
North Little Rock High
North Little Rock
A. C. Perry
Central High School
National Guard
U.S. Dist
Ronald N. Davies
North Little Rock High School
Arkansas River
Associated Press
Nashville, Tenn
John Kasper
New Jersey
Kasper
Nashville
Ben West
Birmingham
Ala
Capitol
Kansas to Seek Higher Gas Tax for Highway Plan
Topeka reports the Kansas Highway Commission approves a construction plan exceeding 75 million dollars for interstate and state highways, with federal funds funding 90 percent of interstate work and a 50-50 match for state routes. Legislators may raise the gasoline tax from 5 to 6 cents to access additional federal aid as total 1958 spending could exceed 87 million dollars.
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Topeka
Kansas
Lynn Brodrick
State Highway Commission
Commission
Sooner Crashes Claim Two Kansas Men
Two Kansas men died in separate Oklahoma accidents overnight. Sp 3.C. Allen Humphrey, 26, of Kansas City, a Ft. Sill soldier, lost control of his car and overturned into a ditch. Charles Burks, 22, of Dodge City, died when his car collided head on with a pickup on U.S. 60 west of Pawhuska. Driver Charles Willard, 22, of Wichita, was hospitalized with noncritical injuries.
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Oklahoma City
Kansas
Oklahoma
C. Allen Humphrey
Kansas City
Kas
Ft. Sill Artillery Center
Lawton
Charles Burks
Dodge City
U. S. 60
Pawhuska
Charles Willard
Wichita
Docking backs Gen. Joe Nickell as state adjutant general
Gov. George Docking says he has given no thought to replacing Maj. Gen. Joe Nickell stating Nickell is doing a good job and running the National Guard independent of politics. Docking previously said he would retain Nickell until retirement age, which is about three years away.
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Topekap
George Docking
Joe Nickell
Docking
Nickell
National Guard
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
Mental Health Discussed At County Welfare Meeting
At a Tioga Hotel dinner meeting, advisory committee members heard Osawatomie State Hospital staff outline mental health services and community care. Dr. M R Gaitonde described three treatment pathways and outpatient access, stressing moving psychiatry into communities and fees based on ability to pay.
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Osawatomie
County Welfare Board
Galtonde
Little Rock Mention Sparks Boos at South Pacific Show
Singer Fran Warren paused a Long Island summer stock performance after naming Little Rock during the South Pacific run. The audience booed loudly at the mention amid ongoing school integration disputes, briefly stopping the show.
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Little Rock
Westbury
N.Y
Fran Warren
Nellie Forbush
Long Island
South Pacific
Miss Warren
Richard Rodgers
Oscar Hammerstein II
Syrian-Israeli Border Called Danger Area
Veteran observers in Cairo say the Syrian-Israeli frontier is the area to watch in the current Middle East crisis. They discount a full Syria against Arab states clash but warn tensions could spark an armed clash between Syria and Israel.
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Cairo
Middle East
Syria
Israel
Jaycees to Attend Parsons District Meeting
About 10 Junior Chamber of Commerce members are expected to join Lola members for a quarterly district meeting in Parsons this Saturday. The agenda includes project discussion and idea exchange, with selection of the next regular meeting site as an item of business.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lola
Parsons
Missile fired from Cape Canaveral test base
An intermediate range missile, possibly Jupiter or Redstone, was fired from Cape Canaveral last night. Observers in Cocoa Beach reported a bright, brief sighting at 9 42 p m, with flames seen as far as Orlando and Tavares. Defense officials would not confirm the launch.
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Cocoa Beach
Fla.1
Cape Canaveral
Orlando Sentinel
Orlando
Tavares
Air Force
Defense Department
Washington
Drought Ends as Baltimore Gets Rains and Relief
Baltimore water engineer Bernard Werner announced the drought restrictions on lawn watering and car washing were lifted after heavy rains. The city offered relief to residents as conditions improved.
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Baltimore
Officer suspended for drag race with taxicab
The Safety Board suspended policeman Joe Cozzy in Lebanon Indiana for 60 days without pay for conduct unbecoming an officer. One charge notes he drove a patrol car in a drag race with a taxicab on a city street.
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Lebanon
Ind
the Safety Board
Joe Cozzy
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