Crash Fatal in Kansas Collision Kills Man
Anton Evanson, 74, of Fargo North Dakota, died when his car collided with a truck driven by George Cede of Newton Kansas. Evanson's wife and sister were injured in the Wednesday crash near Selden, Kansas.
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1964
Page
4
Anton Evanson, 74, of Fargo North Dakota, died when his car collided with a truck driven by George Cede of Newton Kansas. Evanson's wife and sister were injured in the Wednesday crash near Selden, Kansas.
Electrician George Cooper and three companions were rescued after 86 hours in a 30 by 30 foot room 1,800 feet below the Nevada desert. One man died at the surface as a heavy steel cable jammed in the shaft delayed escape. the others, including Cooper from Tucson, received overtime pay and a steak meal as they surfaced.
Mrs. Irving Smith in Wenatchee Washington refused a stranger’s offer of a car after he strapped a knapsack and declared he had paid 50 dollars for it. She called the sheriff to tow the vehicle away.
Benedict Sgt. and Mrs. Jim Scott and month old Theresa Ann stay through Oct. 19 with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scott in Fall River and visit other relatives. Scott transferred from Fort Benning Ga. to Fort Leonard Wood Mo. where he will instruct basic training. Other items note Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Blount of Dayton Ohio visiting Don Marple and family, and the death of Mrs Elma Perry Carraway at 60 in Tuscaloosa Ala. Funeral held Sep 3 in Greenwood Miss. She is survived by daughter Mrs Wanda Sharp of Cincinnati and siblings.
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