Missing Hereford heifer found dead with bullet wound
A two year old Hereford heifer reported missing was found dead in a pasture on the farm of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ray R 2. Sheriff Lee Montgomery from Erie said he would investigate the death and noted a hunter may be to blame. Also included is Charles M. Griffith of 523 N Highland discussing numerology and retirement age.
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Hereford Keifer
Clifford Ray
Lee Montgomery
Erie
Griffith
Eisenhower
Price Bulge Crowds Consumers in Inflation Era
Washington economists acknowledge the price bulge has not rolled back to last spring. The White House and Fed push to restrain inflation contrasts with Stevenson’s critique of growth without inflation. Wages rise 2.9 percent vs 2 percent price gain, leaving workers better off than a year ago.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Weeks
Adlai Stevenson
Federal Reserve Board
Kiwanis Kids Day Peanut Sale Supports Needy Youths
Kiwanis Club will sell peanuts in the business section Saturday for Kids Day. Profits fund youth programs in the city, with co chair Faye Clopine and Charles Wilson overseeing the sale. Paschal Grimes leads the club as president as local drum corps and youth groups assist. Past funds bought an audiometer for school nurses and an aspirator for tonsillectomies at Neosho Memorial Hospital.
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Kiwanis Club
Faye D. Clopine
Charles Wilson
Paschal Grimes
Kiwanis
Clopine
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Chanute dog names reveal trends in licensing drive
Police report shows 142 dog tags issued since licensing began. Secretary Lorraine Maninger lists many names with meaning and oddities such as Bitsy Scrapper Snoops Jolly Joe Snapper Friskie and Yao. Owners urged to bring vaccination slips. a tag alone is not enough.
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Chanute
Fido
Rover
Spot
Bowser
Lorraine Maninger
Scrapper
Snapper
Friskie
Toodles
Tinker Toy
Nixon Praises Eisenhower Record In Indianapolis Speech
Vice President Nixon said the Eisenhower administration deserves a vote of confidence for taking the U S out of war and offering peace and prosperity. He touted four years of stability and reform while deflecting Democratic attacks and avoiding mention of Stevenson or Kefauver.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Nixon
Eisenhower
United States
Adlai Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
October Plans For Gas Bids
State purchasing director William Perkins says the state may call for competitive bids on gasoline and diesel fuel next month. Specifications are being drafted from over a year of studies with completion expected in October. Annual state usage is about five million gallons, with the highway department historically the top purchaser. The politics of the year include a GOP primary dispute over alleged kickbacks tied to gasoline sales in Shawnee County.
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Topeka
William Perkins
Perkins
Highway Department
Fred Hall
Warren W. Shaw
Shawnee County
Shaw
Hall
If you don't get your Tribune call your carrier
If you do not receive the Tribune contact your carrier. If he cannot be reached call 700 after 6 pm.
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Tribune
Wyandottes Fail to Sell Kansas City Cemetery
About 900 Wyandotte Indians in Oklahoma face ongoing hurdles after a 60 year fight to sell a Kansas City cemetery valued at 1.2 million dollars. The Interior Secretary says legal procedures and Congressional action may delay disposition despite a new law declaring the property tribal.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Kas
Seaton
Congress
Rep
Scrivner
R-Kas
Sen
Carlson
Lawrence E. Zane
Wyandottes
Miami
Okla
Eisenhower
Typhoon Gilda Strikes Samar Island in Philippines
A powerful Pacific typhoon named Gilda with 120 mile per hour winds hit Samar Island in the Philippines. The storm developed east of the islands and surprised observers. a U S Air Force plane from Guam reported spotting a distressed ship, with no immediate word on casualties or damage.
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Manila
Philippines
Gilda
Samar Island
Samar
U. S. Air Force
Guam
Two Appointments by Gov Hall Named for Key Boards
TOPEKA Two appointments announced by Gov. Fred Hall name J. Don Williams of Salina to the Kansas Real Estate Commission succeeding Lester White of Phillipsburg and Oswego banker Frank Farris to replace Ernest F. Boys of Independence on the State Banking Board. Each will serve four-year terms.
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Topeka
Fred Hall
J. Don Williams
Salina
Lester White
Phillipsburg
Kansas Real Estate Commission
Frank Farris
Oswego
Ernest F. Boys
Independence
State Banking Board
Name Is Painful
A Chicago janitor, Walter, fractured three ribs after falling from a chair in his South Side kitchen. Unable to give his surname at first, police later obtained Anoryszicewicz from his mailbox, confirming his identity.
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Chicago
Walter
South Side
Anoryszicewicz
Bloodhounds Nab Escapees Near Carthage After Flight
Two armed Kansas City ex convicts Clarence Eno 51 and Charles Lindbergh Pearson 27 surrendered to a large posse in a wooded area about 15 miles northwest of Carthage Missouri. They were captured after fleeing Deputy Earl Dennis during a transport to Joplin for arraignment on armed robbery. The duo allegedly robbed a Safe Way store in Joplin January 7 and are charged with the $1 887 robbery.
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Carthage
Kansas City
Here
Clarence Eno
Charles Lindbergh Pearson
Earl Dennis
Joplin
Dennis
Galesburg
Eno
Pearson
Safeway
Chamber plans fall and winter activities here
The Tioga Hotel luncheon outlined fall and winter programs by the Chamber of Commerce. A legislative clinic was approved for December with state chamber speakers. Plans include a one day membership drive and a $50 convention promo, plus 2,000 newspaper inserts for a convention week drawing 2,500 to 3,000 visitors.
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Chamber of Commerce
Tioga Hotel
Clarence Sievers
Chamber
State Chamber
Marlin Blackston
Builders’ Committee
Chanute
Kansas City, Kas
Kansas Turnpike
Study of Suez Plan By Eighteen Nations
London talks open on the Big Three plan for an international users' association to manage Suez Canal passage. Dulles arrives after meeting Eisenhower as 18 nations seek a mechanism to bypass Egypt's Nasser while Egypt appeals to the UN Security Council for vigilance.
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London
Dulles
Washington
Eisenhower
Ethiopia
Nasser
Suez Canal Co
The
Asso
Ciation
Suez
Egypt
United Nations
Security Council
Britain
France
U.N
New Press Equipment For Topeka Newspapers
Topeka presses will double the printing capacity of the Topeka State Journal and the Topeka Daily Capital, starting in February. The new presses handle 128 pages and allow greater use of color.
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Topeka
Topeka State Journal
Topeka Daily Capital
Legislative Council Opens in Topeka For 37 Proposals
The Kansas Legislative Council convenes in Topeka to examine 37 proposals that could lead to recommendations for action by the 1957 Legislature.
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Topeka
Kansas Legislative Council
Chanute retailers keep 5 p.m. weekday and 8 30 p.m. Saturday closings
Merchants at Tioga Hotel discussed fall and winter hours maintaining 5 p.m. closing on weekdays and 8 30 p.m. on Saturdays. They will observe Veterans Day by closing and consider cross town talks with Iola and Humboldt about a shared 5 p.m. Saturday rule and 8 30 p.m. Thursday open. A seven member committee was named to plan Christmas decorations.
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Chanute
Tioga
Iola and
Humboldt
Chanute Retail Group
Paul Harris
Dave Evans
Charles Ballou
Sara Wilson
Robert Fisher
Floyd Naff
Gene Wall
Officer Blames Early Publicity for Baby Death
Nassau County Detective Chief Stuyvesant Pinnell says premature publicity in a New York newspaper contributed to the death of 32 day old Peter Weinberger. He declined to name the paper but noted it did not withhold the story to aid police secrecy.
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Mineola
N.Y
Weinberger
New York City
Peter
Nassau County
Stuyvesant Pinnell
New York Daily News
the News
John MacDonald
Nassau
City Desk
MacDonald
Telephoning Saline Fish Costs 85
Five men were fined a total of 85 dollars after a game protector charged them with telephoning fish in the Saline River. The method used involved a crank telephone in water to electrocute fish. Their fishing licenses were revoked for 30 days. A telephone device, two dip nets, and three small catfish were confiscated.
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Minneapolis
Kas
Saline
Leon Hopkins
Lincoln
C. L. Thomas
Culver
J. C. Miller
R. Dale Darnell
R. D
Jayhawks Fall Festival Program Set At Memorial Auditorium
The Fall Festival runs Oct 4–6 organized by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Queen competition open to 18–24 year olds with winner entering the American Royal pageant. EU show and Jamboree feature a USO unit touring Africa and Europe. Other events include a team pulling contest, free movies, parade, dance, exhibits, and carnival on First Street.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Memorial Auditorium
Forrest Steeves
Steeves
Fred L. Johnson
Africa
Europe
U.S
City Park
Jack Thompson
John Gorton
Jay- Dee Jaynes
Dean Skinner
JayCee
First Street
Lincoln
Highland
Kansas GOP Campaign Launch Sets Stage For Statewide Tour
The Kansas Republican ticket led by Warren W. Shaw for governor kicks off their general election drive from Topeka traveling by chartered bus to Lawrence for a 6 p.m. rally with George Docking as the Democratic opponent. U S Senator Frank Carlson will accompany the candidates as the caravan plans a bus tour through all 105 counties.
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Topeka
Warren W. Shaw
Lawrence
George Docking
James V. Pratt
GOP
Douglas County
Pratt
Shaw
U. S
Frank Carlson
Traffic Fatalities Reported in Topeka 1956 Summary
State Accident Records lists 2 traffic fatalities in the last 24 hours and 451 to date in 1956 with 403 at the same point in 1955. Earlier fatalities not previously reported are included.
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Topeka
Kansas
Truthful Campaign Call From Eisenhower at Sendoff Breakfast
President Eisenhower urged Republicans to tell the truth about his administration to secure victory. Speaking at a sendoff breakfast for Vice President Nixon and other leaders, he stressed avoiding partisan exaggeration and noted his record as enough to win public support. He called for peaceful conduct amid global tension and celebrated the nation’s mothers whose sons were not in combat.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
Parole Applications Planned for Pinn and Bailey
Harvey Pinn and George Bailey, inmates at Kansas Penitentiary Lansing, will apply for parole on November 29. Pinn serves 1 to 21 years for statutory rape second degree burglary and larceny, while Bailey serves 10 to 20 years for second degree burglary and habitual grand larceny. Pinn was sentenced April 4, 1948, in Erie. Bailey December 15, 1948.
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Neosho County
Kansas
Lansing
Harvey Pinn
George Bailey
Pinn
Erie
Bailey
Fair and Warmer Forecast For Topeka and Kansas
Topeka and Kansas forecast shows warmer conditions today with highs expected in the 80s and 90s, lows in the 50s to 60s. Skies partly cloudy tonight with little precipitation. outlook calls for sub normal rain and near normal temps across the state over the next 30 days.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Garden City
Concordia
Goodland
Chanute
Inmate Razor Protests Spreads at Huntsville Prison
Inmates at the Texas maximum security unit slashed themselves during a protest over prison food. Prison officials say 28 men injured heels and arms, part of a 76 inmate strike. 10 severed heels, 18 with superficial wounds. Demonstrators to lose movie and exercise privileges.
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Huntsville
Tex
Texas
C. B. Ellis
Ellis
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Evelyn Keller
University of Kansas At Lawrence
Suez Canal
Council
Jayhawks
Jay
Sheila Nation
Robert Pennington
Richard L. Ashley
Masonic Temple
Pinn and Bailey
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