Mad Bomber Haunts New York Theatres Rail Hubs
After 16 years New York’s mad bomber remains at large. He planted crude time bombs since 1940 in Grand Central, Pennsylvania Station, Radio City, the Paramount, and the Roxy, injuring eight and threatening crowds. Police withhold details to avoid tipping the suspect. A recent blast at Brooklyn’s Paramount wounded four during War and Peace, underscoring the case’s strange twists and police caution.
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New York
Feliow
Manhattan
Grand Central Terminal
Pennsylvania Station
Radio City Music Hall
The
Paramount
Roxy
Brooklyn
Agents Seek Injunction In Kansas Missouri Liquor Clash
Kansas City liquor chain Berbiglia asks Jackson County Circuit Court for an injunction to block Kansas revenue agents from spying on customers. The dispute centers on Missouri plans to curb liquor crossing from Kansas during holidays as revenue agents target large liquor packages, with Kansas authorities enforcing stricter limits and higher whisky prices due to tax rules.
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Kansas City
Berbiglia, Ginc
Kansas City, Mo
Jackson County
Kansas Revenue
Kansas
Missouri
Kansas Kansas
Cers
Publisher to Head Association Chapter at Ft Riley
John D. Montgomery publisher of the Junction City Daily Union will be installed tonight as the first president of the Ft Riley chapter of the Association of the US Geh nine E Dahlquist a former commander of the 1st Infantry Division will speak and preside. civilian leaders from Junction City and Manhattan will hold elective posts with Ralph Warerham Manhattan first vice president Charles S Arthur Mayor of Manhattan second vice president Blair Adams Junction City secretary and Ed Rolf Jr Junction City treasurer.
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Manhattan
Blair Adams
Junction City
Ed Rolf Jr
President Eisenhower Invited to Kansas Agricultural Convention
Topeka plans invite President Eisenhower to attend the annual Kansas agricultural convention set for Jan 9 11. Roy Freeland, secretary of the State Board of Agriculture, says it would be fitting for the President to tour the Midwest and Southwest in mid January and speak to farmers and leaders about their problems.
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Topeka
Eisenhower
Midwest
Roy Freeland
State Board of Agriculture
Wild Flight By Missile
The Air Force said a runaway guided missile, likely a Snark, probably landed in the Brazilian jungle near the Amazon after a 3 000 mile flight from Patrick AFB. Radar tracked it to South America coast but no wreckage or warhead reports have been found, and the dense jungle may hide the wreck.
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Washington
Air Force
Amazon River
Patrick Air Force Base
Fila
Atlantic
South America
Expenditure Report Tied to Kansas Supreme Court Campaign
Hutchinson attorney Lewis Oswald filed campaign records listing $750 in expenditures for his unsuccessful bid in position No. 5 on the Kansas Supreme Court. The filing details the outlays during the general election cycle.
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Lewis Oswald
Hutchinson
Kansas Supreme Court
Walnut community notes many social activities and visits
Walnut and surrounding area reports list Legion Auxiliary meeting with plans for a December basket supper, 4 H Club at Walnut School with 19 members, many social visits to Parsons, Dodge City, and Galena, and Rebekah Lodge and Walnut Grange events. Wedding attended in Kansas City. several new guests and travelers noted. Guam service member awaiting England transfer. spider bite illness recovery of Fred Rowe.
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Gard Lee
The
American Legi- Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Viola Carson
Orlean Harding
Walter Kleinke
Margaret Foster
Carrie Briley
Tree
Bertha Smith
Florine Granneman
Walnut Public School
Karen Thiesing
Carolyn Reissig
Wilbur Kennedy
Robert Markham
Carol Jones
Helen Woodard
Jimmy
Jerry Mitchell
Dwight Clapson
Donald Lloyd
Thessing
Edna Thompson
Parsons
Dollie Sands
Pittsburg
William Archer
Dodge City
J. W. Mullin
Irma Maliter
Twin Falls
Ida
Frank Rohmiller
Charles van Meter
Bert Perry
Mr. Perry
Grant Russell
Shirley
Redfield
Jim Hurt
Harleigh Kensinger
Joe
Kansas City
Charley Kensinger
Kensinger
Charles Stephans
Dallas
Tex
Jerry Reeves
Plainville
Bert Reeves
Percy Winegardner
Butler, Mo
Virgill Deardoff
Adrian
Winegardner
Dollie
C. W. Goodinson
Rickey
Fred James
Arcadia
Walter Berhorst
Brazilion
Ray Sweet Home
August Johnson
Lester Secrist
Gary
Lesta Lou
Galéha
Lawrence Olson
Pendleton
Ore
Tanney
Rebekah Lodge No. 405
John Sampsel
Elmer Christy
Brenda
Roy Hurst
Barbara
Nancy
Raymond Rowden
Kevin
Delbert
Columbus
Ivan Harding
Carolyn
Junior
Robert K. Church
Lewis Church
Airman Church
Guam
A.F.B. England
Alexandria
Fred Rowe
Walnut
Linda Fox
Loretta
G. R. Lowe
Eire
Neodeska
Louis Singhurst
Singhurst
Lowe
Three candidates report campaign expenses in Topeka race
In Topeka the three governor candidates say their combined personal campaign spending totaled 1,898 dollars. Democrat George Docking reports 156 dollars mainly for long distance phone calls. Republican Warren W. Shaw listed personal expenses earlier, and Prohibition candidate Harry Lytle says he spent 933 dollars.
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Topeka
George Docking
Warren W. Shaw
Harry Lytle
British Defeat Censure Move
Britain’s Conservative party weathered a censure motion over the Suez invasion and won a confidence vote in its Middle East policy. Eden’s leadership survived as the party clashed over the Egypt operation, with abstentions signaling internal strains but no gains for the opposition. The report also references entertainment and a concert by Richard Cass in Parsons.
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London
Britain
Conservative
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Middle East
Eden
Labor Party
Egypt
France
U.N
U.S
Withdawal
First Concert Here Tuesday by Carolers Trio
The Carolers Trio opens the Chanute community concert series Tuesday at 8:15 PM in the Senior High School Auditorium. Soprano Jane Wilson, tenor Jonathan Wilson, and baritone Eric Carlson comprise the group. Miss Wilson is a featured soloist.
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Carolers
Jane Wilson
Jonathan Wilson
Eric Carlson
Miss Wilson
Television Acting Cure for Arthritis
Lady Mary Lawford widow of Sir Sidney Lawford and mother of actor Peter Lawford says she found a cure for arthritis by acting on television She appeared on CBS Climax last night before millions of televiewers and her cat The cat and I watched the show she said but I don t think she recognized me Her doctor told her the arthritis was more in my head than anywhere else
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Hollywood 7
Mary Lawford
Sidney Lawford
Peter Lawford
Lawford
Dog Field Trials Held in Illinois
In Herrin Illinois a two time defending champion leads a pack of 30 dogs into the second round of field trials with competitors from regional kennels and clubs.
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Illinois
Herrin
Ill
Nationals English Springer Spaniel Field Trial result reported
The Chanute Tribune notes the National English Springer Spaniel Field Trial championship events on Friday December 7 1956. Bruce of Greenfair owned by Joseph Quirk of Grenwich Conn delivered a convincing performance yesterday. El Toro II and Dee Terra mine owned by R E French of Gridley Kansas were among yesterday’s eliminations.
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Ludlovian Bruce
Greenfair
Joseph Quirk
Grenwich
Freeman Named President of Kansas United Dry Forces
Dr. E. W. Freeman of Hutchinson was elected president of the Kansas United Dry Forces. The group sent a message to President Eisenhower and urged expanding local option territory and backing candidates committed to the ultimate destruction of the liquor traffic.
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Topeka
E. W. Freeman
Hutchinson
Kansas United Dry Forces
Eisenhower
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Foster Clothing CO
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