Seven carrying guns arrested at plant gate in Albert Lea
Seven men entering the Wilson and Co meat plant were seized and seven weapons confiscated as the plant reopened under federal court order with National Guardsmen on duty. Martial law had been lifted but guards remained to enforce the court order and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lea
Minn
Wilson & Co
Freeborn
United Packinghouse Workers of America
Freeborn County
John Cahill
Wilson
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
Sianeen
National Guard
Richard Cook
Western Big Three propose May 16 for Paris summit
France-Soir cites informed Paris sources as saying the Western Big Three may propose May 16 to the Soviet Union for the start of the Paris summit. Official Paris sources offered no confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France-Soir
Soviet Union
Tragic Crash Sketched in Southeast Kansas News
Fredonia youths Larry Cox and Steve Lyon from Kansas University suffered fatal and serious injuries after a car collided with a train near a crossing. In Caney, William Carey was jailed, set on fire by his own actions, and fined 266 dollars. Dur en, a Fredonia wrestler, was found dead in a jail cell from a heart attack following a Christmas Day incident. The report also lists local residents and visitors from Baker University, Wichita University, and other locations during the holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia
Larry Cox
Cox
Steve Lyon
Lyon
Kansas University
Lawrence
Caney
William J. Carey
Tulsa
Carey
Fredonia—Orville
Red) Duren
Wilson County
Kansas City Visitors Return From Erie Area
Erie and vicinity residents report arrivals and departures with brief updates on health and employment. Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Snodgrass and daughter Susan traveled back to Kansas City after a stay. Snodgrass had surgery at the veterans hospital and is receiving daily treatments. Bill Edwards is on a 10 day furlough from Fort Knox, Kentucky after about a year in service. The Favaro family returned from Cherokee with ties to local school and creamer service. John Reinhard and family returned to Kansas City after visiting Ida Reinhard and J. E. Wright relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohrer
Trother
Katy Bohrer
Sarah Jane Wright
Baldwin
Baker University
Louis Edwards
Gene
Wichita
Pat Fulkerson
Wichita University
Ernest Griggs
James Draper
Butch
Kansas’ City
Draper
Walter Waggoner
Kansas City
Erie
Wesley Buller
Peabody
John Shireman
Ricky
Mary Beth
Lloyd Shrum
Cecil Shrum
Oklahoma
Harvey Grundman
Valley Center
Pat Stephens
Carlyle Hinshaw
Manhattan
Bill Stephens
Southwestern College
Winfield
Mary Stephens
Kirby Snodgrass
Susan
Snodgrass
Veterans’ Hospital
John Favaro
Cherokee
Favaro
Fort Knox
Army
John Reinhard
Johnnie
Juanita
Ida Reinhard
Man Admits Sniper Death in Christmas Eve Shooting
Floyd E. Hargrove 35 confessed in a stenographic statement that he was the sniper who shot through a kitchen window killing Charles R. Clark 35, husband of the woman he loved Lois Clark 30 mother of four. Lake County prosecutor Edward R. Ostrander said evidence to back the claim was uncertain. Hargrove, a divorced father of five, is held as a material witness amid questions about the story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painesville
Ohio
Floyd E. Hargrove
Edward R. Ostrander
Lake County
Hargrove
Charles R. Clark
Clark
Lois
Competition For Savings Great Today
AP analysis notes inflation erodes fixed dollar life insurance value and spurs competition from mutual funds stocks and real estate. Massachusetts Mutual Life’s Charles H. Schaff argues dollar value may rise or fall unpredictably while life insurance offers stable fixed dollars, resisting inflation more reliably than markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Institute of Life Insurance
Commerce Department
Institute
Charles H. Schaff
Massachusetts Mutual Life
Insurance
Schaff
Local Notices And Staff Movements In Town
Milk delivery service adundent in brief items. John D. Bridwell, fire control technician third class USN, was promoted Dec 16 aboard USS Oriskany in the Pacific Fleet. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Parsons attended the golden wedding of Willie and Mrs. Warner in Elk City. Weekend guests at 13 S. Wilson included the Huffmans, Copelands, and Dale Smiths. Copeland heads to Washington DC March 1 for the USDA Extension Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Bridwell
USN
Iona Reynolds
Oriskany
Howard Parsons
Willie Warner
Elk City
Warner
Parsons
Dale Fairchild
Tim
Brian
S. Wilson
David Huffman
Lydia
Denise
Pittsburg
Harlan Copeland
Manhattan
Dale Smith
Overland Park
Copeland
Chanute
Washington, D.C
Division of Extension Service
Department of Agriculture
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eisenhower
Hisabinet
Europe
Asia
Africa
White House
Ralph Helstein
Chicago
UPWA
Global Briefs
France
Charles de Gaulle
Pierre
Neuilly
Colombo
Ceylon
Northcentral
Vavuniya
Munich
Germany
Emmy von Braun
U.S
Wernher von Braun
Eisenstadt
Austria
Frigidaire
Maytag
Crown
Enterprise
Kelvinator
Crosley Shelvador
Boyce Crane
H. P
Lakeside
Bendix
Remington Standard
Kansas
Paul Wilkins
Paula and
Stanley
Meridian
Miss
Chris Stanley
Erie & Vicinity
Man
Kermit Bohrer
Linda
Larry Hinchcliffe
Dublin, Ga
Department Store
First National Bank
Charute, Ks
F.d.1.c
Tribune
the Tribune
PIRE
Krone
Lincoln
New Wonder Drug Cosmetic
Helena Rubinstein
Sone
Calvert
Limerick
Bill Morgan
Mgr
Olson’s
Olson's
Mary Book
South Lincoln
Carl Simpson
S. Grant Kenneth Woods
South Ashby
C. Harrar
N. Highland
Earl Grogan
S. Western
Maxine Henry Ford
Folger-Hills- Maxwell
Sanka
Griffin
Betty Brite Baking Cups
Gerber
Morton Famous
Swift
Ice Galeri
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!