Santa Fe carloadings rise in week ending Sept 20 1958
Santa Fe reported 26 191 carloadings for the week ending September 20 1958 up from 21 804 in the same week last year. Total cars moved reached 38 221, higher than 34 712 a year earlier, signaling activity gains in regional freight traffic.
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Critical Of President On Handling Integration
LICKINGTON Ky AP Gov Frank Clement condemns President Eisenhower for not meeting his responsibilities during the integration crisis. He criticizes Eisenhower for vacationing in Newport with Adams and urges direct action, while governors debate resolutions about states rights and federal encroachment at the Southern Governors Conference. Florida Gov Collins urges Congress to act first next January and suggests local commissions to handle local integration issues.
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Bomb Found on Eiffel Tower in Paris
Police uncovered a crude five pound dynamite bomb atop the Eiffel Tower in Paris near a public toilet on the top observation platform. The device included an alarm clock and battery set for 7 o clock, though the clock had stopped. Authorities noted the timing and location could have affected crowds on the tower.
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No Mishap In Baby's Flight From Greece
Tina Marie, five months old, traveled by air from an Athens orphanage to Kansas City with only one minor crisis. Foster mother Mrs. Charles Carrel met the infant in New York and was given Greek formula for the flight. Only one man could read the Greek directions, but his interpretation satisfied Tina Marie.
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Elvis Presley Assigned Tank Detail in Germany
Elvis Presley will serve with the U S Army as a tank crew member or driver in Worst Germany. The Memphis singer’s unit is stationed at Friedberg near Frankfurt, with 1,360 other trainees sailing from New York aboard the transport Randall to Bremerhaven.
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Local Markets Amidst Unreadable OCR Listing
Market entries appear as fragmented lines for corn yellow and white shelled oats Milo and livestock pricing. Readable items show quantities like hundred pounds and weights, with irregular OCR gaps and partial terms, limiting precise values.
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Funeral Plans for Mrs. T A Huddlestun
Funeral services will be held at St Anthony's Catholic Church Homewood Wad nelly Jola M Rev Wil lant Kaufman to officiate with interment in Princeton Cemetery The rosary will be recited this evening at 9 30 at the Lamb Funeral Home
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Deaths of Fred Miller Retired Santa Fe Foreman
Fred Miller 77 of Quenemo died yesterday at 5 p m at home after two years of declining health. He lived in Osage County 67 years, born Nov 28, 1880 to Abel and Ellen Miller. He married Lucy Hay June 25, 1902 at Lyndon. Survived by widow, one daughter Mrs Wallace Hanning of Washington DC, one grandchild, five brothers John Clarence Charlie Lawrence, four sisters Mrs Anna Bailey Mrs Bessie Heltzel Mrs Lottie Stevenson and Mrs Mabel Burkharl.
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Busy Day In Police Court
Five people appeared in Police Court pleading guilty to traffic violations and were fined. Walter Binns, 17, of Williams burg, must write a five page essay on speeding after a $5 fine for driving 48 in a 30 mph zone on South Main. Jacob Wolken, 81, Cherry, was ordered to take a drivers exam after pleading guilty to failing to yield. Arthur Wheeler, 78, Hickory, fined $8 for driving on the left and involved in a Sept. 17 accident. Herman Shaw, 67, Hickory, fined $8 for failing to yield, involved in a Sept. 18 crash. Nora Harrison, 74, Tremont, fined $7 for failing to yield after a Sept. 19 accident. H V McQueen, 69, Leavenworth, forfeited $25 bond for failing to appear on following too closely. Dean Saur did not show for illegal parking. bond forfeited. Mabel Nordyke, 64, RFC 4, fined $10 for failing to yield on Sept. 2. Eleanor Roeckers, 42, and Amanda Martin, 43, were each fined $15 for defective brakes and driving without a license. $10 of both fines suspended. Eleanor Roeckers ordered not to drive until vehicle checked.
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Findings Son Hanging In A Corn Crib
Eu gene Campbell, 11, died after his mother found him hanging in a corncrib with a play lariat loop around his neck. The rope caught on a nail. Emily Campbell lacked a phone or car and ran a half mile to fetch help. he was pronounced dead at Falls City hospital.
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Western Electric Strike Nears
NEW YORK AP Members of the Communications Workers of America authorized to strike over a contract dispute affecting 15,400 Western Electric installers in 44 states. Negotiations ended after a 30 day bargaining period under a reopening clause. wage talks centered on raises from 5 to 8 cents hourly by the company versus union demands of about 13 cents.
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Hospital Notes and Birth Announcements Today
Admitted list includes Mrs. Brownie G Hermreck RFD 4 Garnett Clarence I Good RFD 1 James P Waring 1452 S Hickory Mrs W L Weston Washington Mo Mrs John Morton Osawatomie Mrs Stella Lane Pomona Linda Davenport RFD 4 Harriet Clayborne 720 Lincoln today Births Mr and Mrs Eddie M Hasty 714 E 5th daughter born today weight 6 lbs 8 oz Mr and Mrs James A Richardson 714 N Poplar daughter born today weight 5 lbs 12 oz Dismissed Joe Taylor RFC 2 Monday Mrs Max L Dougherty and infant son 803 S Poplar Mrs Betty Schaub and infant son 814 Oak Doyle McGee Westphalia today
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Union Battles For Free Coffee in Canajoharie NY
In Canajoharie New York Beech Nut Life Savers cuts free coffee at work replacing it with a five cent charge to cover cafeteria costs. The Beech Nut Employees Association which represents about 1200 workers contests the move calling free coffee a fringe benefit and seeking arbitration to restore the perk.
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