Local Briefs Highlight Campus Activities and News
Truncated notes cover athletic insurance contact details, a temperance film shown by Mrs. Jesse Cox at United Brethren in Christchurch, Wright returning from leave at Fort Carson, Mo. visitors to the Anderson home, newborn son of Fred S. Hunter Jr. in Kansas City, and Civil Aeronautics Administration agents at the municipal airport for ratings and counseling. Also noted are student leaders elected at Junior College and Chanute Future Farmers attending the State Fair with various dairy and livestock activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Cox
Garnett
United Brethren
Christchurch
Highland
WMA
Civil Aeronautics Administration Aviation Safety
Chanute Future Farmers of America
Hutchinson
Larry Bailey
Jim Maloun
Neil Murrell
Glen Swiler
Larry Watts
Darrell Wiltse
Larry Atkins
Gary Braden
Ronald Burk
Dick Dennis
Richard Fairchild
Earl Hole
David Johnson
George Morehead
Pat Porter
Gene Reinhardt
Craig Thompson
Harold Henry
Rodney LaRue
Donnie Atkins
Bill Triplett
Neil Gray
Bernard Hansen
Jim Prosser
Harold Barnhart
James Blair
Unclear Fragment Names Sponsor and Driver Mentioned
A fragmented clipping mentions sponsor Charles C. Carter and bus driver Sam Baughman, with no additional readable context or details about event, date, or location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Carter
Sam Baughman
Hunt for elusive Alfred the alligator at Lincoln Park Zoo
Alfred the alligator remains at large in Lincoln Park Zoo lake in Oklahoma City. Curator Bob Jenni and assistant Mike Williams search with an arrow launcher and corded noose, hoping to subdue the eight foot reptile after he slips from the reptile house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Alfred
Lincoln Park Zoo
Zoo
Bob Jenni
Jenni
Mike Williams
Deer Kills Two on North Carolina Road
A deer leaped into Mrs. Roy Basnight's car near Mantée and was killed. As she went to report at the game protector's office another deer ran into her path and died. Game protector W. S. White ruled both deaths accidental with no charges filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantec
N. C
Roy Basnight
Game Protector
W. S. White
Kin caid Fair Opens With Three Day Run In Southeast Kansas
Southeast Kansas notes Kincaid Fair kicks off a three day event. Iola reports a barn and a nearby shed burned at the E H Schloeman farm three miles south of Iola. Parsons dedicates St Mary's Parish School with blessing by Bishop Carroll. Iola schools gain 32 pupils between Sept 4 and 15, total 42 below last year, with 1,729 enrolled to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iola
E. H. ‘Schloeman
Schloeman Place
Parsons
St. Mary’s Parish
Mark K. Carroll
Wichita
Iola City
Global Briefs from North Africa to Europe
Reports from ALGIERS indicate a new surge of rebel and French military activity across Algeria with twelve Europeans killed and 26 wounded in clashes at scattered spots. In HELSINKI two Finnish merchant captains will depart for Egypt to serve as Suez Canal pilots. In THE HAGUE Queen Juliana opened Parliament and voiced regret over Indonesia severing ties with the Dutch-Indonesian union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Algeria
Helsinki
Finland
Egypt
Hague
Juliana
Indonesia
Scientific Experiment Brings Career Decision
Sixteen year old Marshall Pulitzer spent six days in a high school chemistry class and five dollars on chemicals then attempted to make five ounces of nitroglycerin. He convinced his teacher yesterday he had succeeded. A backyard scene with police and firemen dissolved the liquid in water and poured it into the ground. Pulitzer said he would likely study business in college. There is enough ice on Greenland to cover the earth to a depth of seventeen feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Marshall Pulitzer
Pulitzer
Big Jet Bomber Flights Halted After Crash in California
Grounding of all B52 training flights follows a Strato fortress crash near Madera California that killed five airmen. The eight million dollar bomber exploded near Highway 99 incinerating a farmhouse and endangering traffic. Two crew escaped by parachute. Names of the dead and survivors are provided by Air Force officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madera
Calif
Air Force
U.S. Highway 99
Tracy
William E. Burbank Jr
Castle Air Force Base
Benjamin R. Ostlind
San Marino
William J. Vetter
Atwater
Washington
Air Force Today
Dick G. Richardson
Columbus
Ohio
Leroy Malcolm Campbell
Eulogene Campbell
L. W. Gill
Oberlin
Kas
John Trites Brown Jr
New Baltimore
Mich
Raymond Bruce Riggs
Roanoke, Va
Harvey Lee Fulbright
Vernon, Tex
Plaza Art Fair Moves to Sidewalk Exhibit
The Plaza Art Fair continues through September 29 and 30 starting at 1 p.m. It features middle west artists in oils watercolors pastels ceramics metal craft and wood sculpture displayed along Nichols Road on the Country Club Plaza in Kansas City. Australia exports wool valued around 900 million dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Kansas City
Nichols Road
Wyandotte
Central
Country Club Plaza
Australia
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B.M.A
W. Main
Tribune
Robert Dean Wright
Fort Carson
Colo
Kenneth Wright
S. Tennessee
Wright
Europe
Clarence McAdoo
Nevada
Alfred Anderson
Fred S. Hunter Jr
Kan
Hunter
Ruth Cowan
Roy Cowan
N. Central
Raymond Bell
Joan Copeland
Joan Davis
John Rubew
Nan Donaldson
Chuck McGill
Martha L. Stoltz
Associated Press
U. S
Bismarck
N.D
Chicago
Beens
America
Diplomat
Kansas
Kincaid
Global Briefs
Greensland
Nation Cleaners
Elaine
Coats
Elaine’s
Tre
E. Main
LACE
Gotham
THE
Chanute Tribune
Folger
Folger’s
Folger S
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