Left Hand Football Players and Navy Officer Transfer
College of Emporia football prospect Dennis Vaughn shows potential as guard under Grid Coach William Schnebel. Freshmen Bill Settle and Richard Wright also shown as end and back field candidates. Stanley I Roberts transfers coast to coast in Navy government work, welding engineer at Portsmouth shop division. Chanute teens fined for watermelon theft but not prosecuted.
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Dennis Vaughn
Humboldt
College of Emporia
William Schnebel
Vaughn
Chanute
Stanley I. Roberts
Navy
Naval Shipyard
San Francisco
Portsmouth
N.H
Roberts
Mare Island Naval Shipyard
Pig Production Package Deal Plan Explained
An $18 000 package for hog production and marketing was outlined to 16 Chanute and Thayer bank and agri group reps at the Tioga Hotel. The plan uses four unit housing with rotating breeding groups, two construction options, and offers a 25 cent cwt premium plus admin help. two programs are active in Arkansas City with 15 more units under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute and
Thayer
Frank Miller
Kansas City
Frank Wilson
Arkansas City
Tioga Hotel
Chicago
Staley Milling Co
Mauer-Neuer Co
Smith Seeks Parole From Lansing Penitentiary
Oscar Smith of Chanute will apply for parole Oct. 31 while serving a term in the state penitentiary at Lansing for grand larceny He was sentenced to not more than five years on June 27 1956 by the district court at Erie for theft of a power lawnmower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Smith
Chanute
Lansing
Erie
U.N. Condemns Soviet Actions in Hungary
The United Nations General Assembly adopted a 37 nation resolution denouncing repressive Soviet measures in Hungary. The vote 60 to 10 with 10 abstentions named Prince Wan Waithayakon as special representative to aid Hungarians.
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United Nations
N. Y.P
U. N. General Assembly
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Afghanistan
Ceylon
Egypt
Finland
India
Indonesia
Nepal
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Yemen
South Africa
United States
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Assembly
U.N
Janos Kadar
Kadar
Prince Wan Waithayakon
Thailand
U. N
Prince Wan
Moscow
Zenith RCA Antitrust Settlement Reaches 10 Million
In Chicago a 61 percent share antitrust suit by Zenith Radio Corp. against Radio Corp. of America settled for 10 million dollars. Zenith claimed RCA blocked entry into world markets by monopolizing foreign trade in electronic equipment. verdict announced after a U.S. District Court settlement reached last Monday was kept confidential until yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Radio Corp. of America
Zenith Radio Corp
Zenith
U. S
RCA
Buffalo Homecoming Parade and Dance October 12
Buffalo announces its annual homecoming on October 12 on the school grounds. A parade of bands and floats starts at 11 a.m. with free beans at noon. Dinner and lunches will be served, and a team pulling contest follows in the afternoon, then a Legion hall dance in the evening.
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Buffalo
Legion Hall
Traffic Fatalities In Kansas State Records 1957 Totals
Topeka reports state accident records show 0 deaths in the last 24 hours and a year to date total of 369 for 1957, compared with 452 in the same period of 1956.
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Topeka
Kansas
Chanute Faces Asian Flu Vaccine Shortage
Health officer Dr. J. D. Gough said Chanute has used most of its 100 shot supply and the vaccine is back ordered. Priority goes to public health service and armed forces. local availability may not resume until November or early next year. Police and high-risk groups plan to vaccinate when stock returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
J. D. Gough
Gough
Tom Morehead
Kansas City Detective Heads Wichita Police
Maj. Eugene Pond aged 44, Kansas City's chief of detectives, becomes Wichita's chief of police at 915 dollars a month. He replaces R. L. Anderson who retires for disability September 30 after ten months. Pond, formerly with the FBI and Columbia Missouri police, will take a leave of absence from Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Eugene Pond
Kansas City
R. L. Anderson
Pond
FBI
Columbia, Mo
Rev Elmer Dahlstrom to Speak at Savonburg Church
SAVONBURG The Rev. Elmer B. Dahlstrom, superintendent of the Midwest Conference of the Evangelical Covenant Church, will present the Home Missions film at the Evangelical Mission Covenant Church, three miles west of Savonburg, on September 17 at 8 p.m. The Hastings Nebraska pastor will make his first visit to the Savonburg church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savonburg
Elmer B. Dahlstrom
Evangelical Covenant Church
Evangelical Mission Covenant Church
Dahlstrom
Hastings
Neb
Oilman Patton to Wed Actress Elsa Cardenas
Houston report says oilman Guy Preston Patton and Mexican film star Elsa Cardenas, age 22, were to be married in Houston today. Cardenas had a leading role in the movie Giant.
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Patton
Elsa Cardenas
Houston
Tex
Preston Patton
Episcopal Bishops Convene Five Day Meeting at Sewanee
About 130 bishops from Hawaii to Liberia gather in Sewanee Tennessee as the House of Bishops opens a five day conven tion. The assembly aims to discuss church matters and future missions across Episcopal areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewanee
Tenn
Hawaii
Liberia
House of Bishops of the
Episcopal Church
FBI Informant Tells of Powder Dynamite Ties to Nashville Bomb
Nashville police say an FBI informant reported that segregationist John Kasper and Douglas Hosse hid dynamite at a Reed home three days before an explosion damaged Hattie Cotton School, with six other grammar schools affected. Reed says the dynamite vanished. Kasper remains jailed on inciting to riot charges.
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Nashville
Tenn
Douglas Hosse
FBI
John Kasper
Hosse
Charles Reed
Kasper
Reed
Hesse
Loters Kkk
Hattie Cotton School
Davidson County
Tribune Delivery Troubles Call Line Instructions
If you do not receive your Tribune contact your carrier then call 700 after 6 p.m. for assistance. The notice directs readers to reach out via phone for delivery issues and after hours support.
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Tribune
Soviet warns Turkey over Syria risk of world war
In a personal letter to Turkish Premier Adnan Menderes, Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin warned Ankara against any military move against Syria. Moscow charged the United States seeks to organize intervention, and cautioned that a war in the Middle East could widen into a world conflict. Bulganin urged Turkey not to join in the plans, noting Turkish troops near Syria and past rivalries over Alexandretta Iskenderun.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Turkey
Syria
United States
Russia
U. S
Nikolai Bulganin
Adnan Menderes
Ankara
Moscow Radio
Andrei Gromyko
Bulganin
Middle East
Iskenderun
Alexandretta
Mayor Backs Dropping of Huckleberry Finn Textbook
Mayor Robert F Wagner supports the Board of Education decision to remove The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn from approved public school textbook lists. The move sparked criticism from some African American community members and drew a rival critique from two members of the State Commission Against Discrimination calling it ridiculous.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
Board of Education
Mark Twain
Wagner
State Commission Against Discrimination
Spanish-American War Veterans Meet in Little Rock encampment
Spanish-American War veterans from across the nation will gather in Little Rock for the 59th annual national encampment. About 4,000 former soldiers sailors and Marines are expected to attend the reunion beginning tomorrow.
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Little Rock
Ark
Ike Faubus and Eisenhower Meet on Little Rock Tension
President Eisenhower and Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus held a two hour conference at Newport on the Little Rock school integration crisis. Both described the meeting as friendly and constructive. Faubus then flew to Providence to issue a statement while the White House prepared one after his.
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Newport
Rip
Eisenhower
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
Little Rock
White House
James Clagerty
Faubus
Providence
R.11
Hagerty
Fisen
Sherman Adams
National Guard
Newport Naval Base
Rain and road work loom over Kansas wheat belt
Heavy rains drenched western and central Kansas aiding late crops while the weather bureau forecast more showers and storms tonight and Sunday. A 1958 highway program will remove the Stark Danville one lane bridge and relocate K39 and K6 near Stark as part of a five million dollar plan including US 59 widening and a new Neosho River bridge.
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Topeka
Kansas
Danville Creek
Stark
Commission
Neosho
Allen
Here
Elsmore
State Highway Commission
Erie
Neosho River
Strike Illegal Ends Pawtucket School Strike
More than 400 Pawtucket teachers and about 10 000 pupils prepared to return to 17 public schools after a superior court judge ruled the nine day stoppage illegal. Judge G Frederick Frost signed a temporary injunction noting absent students risked delinquency and stressing teachers serve as city government employees with no right to strike.
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Pawtucket
R. TI
Superior Court
G. Frederick Frost
Frost
Ft. Crowder Soldier Found Shot to Death
Ft. Crowder Mo Post authorities met to determine if Specialist 3 C Ray E Passieux 21 died by his own action after being found shot yesterday The death was caused by a .410 shotgun blast He is survived by his widow two children in Neosho Mo and his parents Mr and Mrs Jack C Passieux Monowi Neb
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FT. Crowder
Passieux
Neosho
Jack C. Passieux
Monowi
Neb
Heart Attack Fatal To Kansas City Driver
Henry K. Smith of Kansas City Kansas died of a heart attack while driving in Chicago. The 54 year old's car veered off a busy north side thoroughfare, struck a tree and two parked cars. His wife Anna suffered minor injuries.
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Chicago
Henry K. Smith
Kansas City
Kas
Anna
Fire in Arkansas City destroys five stores in business district
A large downtown fire in Ark City Arkansas destroyed or heavily damaged five stores across four buildings. The blaze lasted four hours and required five outside engines from Ponca City Blackwell Wellington and Winfield. Injuries included two visiting firefighters and several evacuees. Damaged properties included Parmans Ray Day Army surplus Montgomery Ward Madison Appliance and Liberty Loan Co.
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Arkansas City
Kan
Ponca City
Okla
Blackwell
Wellington
Winfield
Arkansas City Department
Summit Street
Montgomery Ward & Co
Madison Appliance Co
Liberty Loan Co
Parmans
Hail and Rainstorm Damage in Colby Area
Severe hail and rain storm yesterday damaged roofs and crops across about ten square miles south to Mingo and east to Gem Colby Kansas. Two inches of rain and golf ball sized hail stripped trees and battered a promising wheat crop forcing replanting. Roofs on Colbys south side suffered total losses per an insurance adjustor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colby
Kas
Mingo
Gem
New State Law Used In Milk Cut Battle
Meyer Dairy Co of Basehor Kansas seeks an injunction in Wyandotte County District Court citing the Dairy Industries Practices Act of 1957 to block six major milk distributors from a 2 cent a quart price cut in the Kansas City area. The firm argues the reduction below wholesale cost eliminates competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kas
Meyer Dairy Co
Basehor
Wyandotte
Kansas
Dairy Industries Practices Act
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