Afghan doctor at hospital on two year U.S. fellowship
Dr. Mohammad Ibrahim Azeem of Kabul Afghanistan spends September on the medical staff at Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital while on a two year exchange fellowship at the University of Kansas Medical Center. He explains Afghanistan's landscape and economy and notes tuberculosis levels similar to southeast Kansas.
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Chanute
Mohammad Ibrahim Azeem
Kabul
Afghanistan
Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
United States
University of Kansas Medical Center
Azeem
Kabul University School of Medicine
Ali Abad
Kansas
Asia
Tribune
Chanute group hosts Benson on Kansas farm talk
A Chanute group met with Secretary Ezra Taft Benson after his Topeka talk to discuss Kansas farm conditions. Morley said Benson was impressed with the crops and appreciated local hospitality. Attendees included Mahlon Morley Floyd Potter Glen Kaufman Wilbur Thompson Aubrey Bostwick and John Miller. John Gorton and Ebur S. Schultz also attended.
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Chanute
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Topeka
Mahlon Morley
Morley
Kansas
Floyd Potter
Glen Kaufman
Wilbur Thompson
Aubrey Bostwick
Benson
John Miller
Topeka Chamber of Commerce
Miller
Tribune Newsboys Contest Seeks Outstanding Carrier Honors
Competition by Newsboys nears end as five top Tribune carriers in Chanute and area vie for the Inland Daily Press Association Outstanding Carrier award. Points reward length of service, customer service, salesmanship, collections, scholastic standing, and new subscriptions from Sept 1 to Sept 27. 36 new subscriptions joined 43 eligible carriers. five winners receive an award pin and arm patch inscribed Outstanding Newspaperboy Award.
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Tribune
Inland Daily Press Association
Chanute
The
Advance Gift Group Plans Scout Drive
The Advance Gifts Committee for the Boy Scout Finance drive outlined a kickoff meeting set for Oct. 13 at 9 a.m. at the Silver Grill. Attendees at Floyd Potter’s office included Potter as chairman, Al Leverenz as co-chairman, and Chuck Rodgers, field scout executive.
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Silver Grill
Floyd Potter
Potter
al Leverenz
Chuck Rodgers
Concrete Pouring Marks Ottawa Kansas City Link
The Ross Construction Co. has laid as much as 4,163 feet of nine inch paving 24 feet wide in a single day on the Ottawa Kansas City link of Interstate 35. Resident engineer C A Foose of the Kansas Highway Commission reports Ross nearly completes its Franklin County portion.
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Ottawa
Kan
Ross Construction Co
Kansas City
Foose
Kansas Highway Commission
Ross
Franklin County
Sound barrier breaks echo across Central Texas towns
Jet planes shattered the sound barrier over Stephenville Dublin Hico and Hamilton injuring no people but causing $13000 in plaster and plate glass damage. The planes identity was not determined.
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Cleburne
Tex
Texas
Stephenville
Dublin
Hico
Hamilton
Camporee Brings Boy Scout Troops to City Park
Sekan Area north district Boy Scout Camporee hosts troops from Chanute Iola Humboldt Yates Den er Toronto. Campcraft and adventure trail events award 745 total points with top finishers noted. Camporee director Bill Young and recorder Chuck Rogers oversee activities while Nat Armel serves as chief observer.
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Sekan Area North District
City Park
Dale Steinman
L. J. Junod
Carl Hiller
Humboldt
Jim Ichmans
Lola
John Condeman
Iola
Vernon Lee
Bill Brennan
John Ellis
Jerry Ulrich
Jim Cooper
Bill Young
Chuck Rogers
Nat Armel
Bill Gardner
Chanute
Savings and Loan Group Picks Chanute for 1959 Meeting
Southeast Kansas savings and loan officials chose Chanute as the site for the 1959 fall meeting. At Coffeyville this year’s counterpart was held, and Robert N. Allen of the Chanute Building and Loan Assn. was elected to the southeast Kansas executive committee. He succeeds Carson F. Powell of Coffeyville, accompanied by Wendell Bowyer. The conference noted Kansas savings and loan assets near 600 million dollars, a figure that has quadrupled since 1950 per Paul B. Morrison of Topeka.
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Chanute
Coffeyville
Robert N. Allen
Chanute Building and Loan Assn
Southeast Kansas
Carson F. Powell
Allen
Wendell Bowyer
Chanute Association
Paul B. Morrison
Topeka
The
Kansas Savings and Loan League
Landon Plans 1930s-Style Campaign Swing Across Kansas
Alf Landon aged 71 announces a one day campaign sweep through six Kansas cities on September 24 to advocate three constitutional amendments. He opposes two measures including right to work and court selection reform while supporting flood control and water conservation. He funds his own trip and stresses convictions over party pressure.
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Topeka
Alf Landon
Kansas
Landon
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas Cities
Junction City
Clay Center
Washington
Frankfort
Maryville
Kansas State College
K-State
Republican Party
Kansas Bar
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Report 1958 Totals
Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the State Accident Records Section show 0 in the last 24 hours. To date in 1958 the total is 359, compared with 381 for the same period in 1957.
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Topeka
Kansas
Supreme Court Denies Delay in Little Rock Integration
The Supreme Court unanimously refused a 22 year delay in desegregation at Central High. The ruling affirms the St. Louis Circuit Court and allows immediate readmission for seven Negroes, with Central High opening soon despite Governor Faubus threatening to close the school.
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Supreme Court
Little Rock
Central High School
Warren
High Tribunal
US Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Orval Faubus
Court of Appeals For
8Th Circuit
Central High
Court ‘of Appeals
Eisenhower Warns Red China to Stop and Negotiate
President Eisenhower delivers a blunt nationwide address from vacation, warning Red China and the Soviet Union to halt aggression in the western Pacific or face fight. He vows no American boy will be asked to die for Quemoy and urges democracies to stand firm against appeasement and bluff.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Western Pacific
Red China
White House
Soviet Union
State Dulles
U.S
Peiping
Quemoy
Khrushchev
Stalingrad
Voice of America
Munich
Phone the Tribune Carrier Reference
If you cannot reach your Tribune, contact your carrier. If unable to reach him, call 700 after 6 p.m.
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Eisenhower urges compliance after school integration ruling
President Eisenhower asked Americans to avoid defiance of the court orders after the Supreme Court decision on school integration. In Arkansas Governor Faubus, silent on action, faced pressure to close Central High amid federal orders and potential violence, with legislature and local boards ready to move swiftly to meet the ruling.
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District Court
District of
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U.S. Dist
Harry J. Lemley
Lemley
Little Rock
Newport
R. I
Eisenhower
Mexican Fiesta Starts Tonight
The two day Mexican Fiesta opens at 8 pm at Santa Fe Park with a queen coronation Sara Bonilla and princess Dolores Ortiz. A parade, variety show, and dancing follow with local and out of town performers and a Topeka Nocturnes orchestra. If weather fails, events move to the National Guard Armory.
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R. J. Hayes
Leslie Matthews
Chanute Chamber of Commerce
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Chanute
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Barbara Kirby
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Vicky Ranhoff
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Janice Engle
Willard
Wesley
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Terri de la Torre
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Rita Serrato
Rosalie Bonilla
Sherry
Artisha Mosley
Humboldt
Patricia Sue Cooper
Rose
Garry
Jo Ruggles
Pittsburg
Linda Gonzales
Newton
Kansas City
Rosie
Teresa Gonzalez
Amalia Jacinto
Carmen Briseno
Jennie
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Juan Morales
Fron
Topeka
City Rai
Oid
Juni
Fiesta Committee
Pablo de" Tor
Alejo Rodriguez
Lazaro Godinez
Pedro Barrirez
Rosario Gutierrez
Juan Alonzo
Pedro Guadian
Jose Ysusi
David Godinez
Socorro Padilla
P Sono Sorras Jr
Stanley Allen
Jacinto Verdin
Joe Gobea
Nicholas Bonilla
Raul Ponce
Antonio Godinez
Juan Quintiana
National Guard Armory
Fair Weather Outlook For Kansas Area
Fair weather and warmer temperatures expected across Kansas with highs in the upper 70s to 80s and overnight lows in the 50s to 60s. Reported yesterday highs ranged from 74 in Pittsburg to 85 in Goodland, with light showers in the extreme northwest and a chance of rain in the extreme west.
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Topeka
Kansas
Pittsburg
Goodland
Concordia
Hutghinson
Russell
Al F Williams Dies In Topeka At 82
Al F Williams long serving U S District attorney for Kansas from 1921 to 1930 died in a Topeka hospital at age 82. The colorful Kansas political figure passed away yesterday, ending a notable six term tenure.
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Topeka
Kansas
al F. Williams
Williams
U. S
Jones Estate Not Appraised in Probate Petition
Estate of Mrs. Mamie C. Jones of Chanute, who died May 15, lists assets above 40000 but no formal appraisal filed. The will divides most to daughters Jane Vollmer of Clayton Missouri and James G Alfring Jr. of Chanute, with specific bequests to grandchildren, nieces, a secretary, a house keeper, and a church gift. real estate details uncertain.
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Erie
Mamie C. Jones
Chanute
United States
Jones
Jane Jones Vollmer
Clayton
James G. Alfring
Crewe Coeur
Patricia
Mary
Paula Jane Vollmer
Dessa Ann
Virginia
James G. Alfring Jr
Marian Hamilton
Emily Jane Anderson
Des Moines
Ruth Gray
Mollie Dixon
S. Steuben
Hugh T. Jones Jr
First Presbyterian Church of
Fire damages Mid-America refinery condenser tubing
A flash fire at the Mid-America refinery at about 3 25 p m yesterday caused an estimated 1500 in damage to condenser tubing. President O H Cunningham said welding work started the blaze and washing failed to remove all gasoline. No injuries. Firemen and plant workers extinguished it in minutes. damage covered by insurance.
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Mid-America
O. H. Cunningham
Cunningham
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