Eichmann Charged as Networks Link to Mass Killings
Jewish WWII fighter Abba Kovner testified that a German sergeant said Eichmann organized everything in the extermination campaign. Meir Dvorski described a death bureaucracy in Vilna ghettos with life certificates used to select who would be saved or sent to the gas chambers as the einsatzgruppen operated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Europe
Gestapo
Schmidt
Eichmann
Meir Dvorski
Dvvorski
Dvorski
Vilna
Lithuania
Einsatzgruppen
Soviet Union
Federal Judgeships In Compromise Bill
A compromise bill would create 73 federal judgeships for early passage by both houses. The plan adds 10 circuit court judges and 63 district judges with one new seat in the 10th circuit covering Colorado Wyoming Utah Kansas Oklahoma and New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
U. S Circuit Courts of Appeal
10Th Circuit
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Kansas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Probers Say Skelly Bypass Fraud In Tulsa Federal Aid
A House public works subcommittee draft reports ample evidence the government and Oklahoma were defrauded in building the Skelly Bypass in Tulsa. It cites construction practices as wholly inconsistent with sound principles and notes the 13 mile stretch cost 8.66 million dollars, with 5.88 million in federal funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Public Works
Oklahoma
Skelly
Tulsa
Bureau of Public Roads
Newton Doctor Heads State Medical Society
Dr Norton L Francis of Wichita was named president elect of the Kansas Medical Society at the 102nd annual convention. He succeeds Dr Harold M Glover of Newton who became president. Mrs William Braun of Pittsburg ascended to president of the women’s auxiliary. Dr Van Parmley was re elected president of the Kansas Society of Anesthesiologists. Dr Benjamin M Metassarin of Wichita was elected president of the Kansas Chapter of the American College of Chest Physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Norton L. Francis
Kansas Medical Society
Harold M. Glover
Newton
William Braun
Pittsburg
Women's Auxiliary
Chester Young
Kansas City
van Parmley
Kansas Society of Anesthesiologists
Benjamin M. Metassarin
Kansas
American College of Chest Physicians
Guests Flee K C Hotel During Fire
A smoldering blaze at the Delmar Hotel in Kansas City sent about 20 guests fleeing and four firefighters needing oxygen. Seventeen others evacuated from a downstairs tavern as 70 firefighters battled the fire for nearly two hours. Damage is estimated at 20 000 with cause undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Delmar
Ninth
Baltimore
James Holloran
Louis H. Richeson
Rex Morris
Morris
Richeson
Long Terms For Robbers In Arkansas City Heist
Two Tulsa men, William Morrall and Shelby Normen, were sentenced to 10 to 21 years each for robbing a local Arkansas City grocery store on March 27 and received 10 more years on felonious assault counts from a jail break attempt. The sentences run consecutively. Also jailed are Ruth Morrall and Dorothy Banks who deny involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas City
William Herbert Morrall
Shelby Ray Normen
Tulsa
Doyle E. White
Winfield
Cowley
Ruth Morral
Morrall
Dorothy Banks
Pen- City
Oklo
Five Erie Seniors Named to National Honor Society
Erie news reports five seniors selected for the National Honor Society based on scholarship leadership service and character. Initiation conducted by Nancy Dunham with faculty participation. Sherry Murray chosen for Ranchito Spanish workshop at Emporia State College June 5 to 16. one of 15 statewide entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Robert Krieger
Terry Casady
Paul Casady
Tim Edwards
Alice Myers
Ilene Killough
Kenneth Killough
Judy Runyan
Charles Runyan
Tom Thurman
Pat Thurman
Nancy Dunham
Miss Dunham
Hollis Dunham
Sherry Murray
Howard Murray
Emporia State College
Mary Smith
P. W. Kyle
Tally Club
E. J. Richey
Sidney Linscott
William Hill
Books For Spring Reading At Public Library
Public library shelves offer a wide spring reading selection led by Marguerite Barrett librarian. Readings include The Night They Burned the Mountain by Dr Thomas A Dooley and Canticle for Leibowitz by Walter M Miller among others. Also highlighted are My Love Affair With Music by Lloyd Alexander Passage at Arms by Eric Ambler and Splendid Misery by Jack Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Barrett
Georges Pernaud
Lillian Budd
Elizabeth Bishop
Carol Brink
Edmund Bergler
Milton Carleton
Gwendoline Butler
Blanche Carrier
John Kennedy
James Burns
Henry the Navigator
Ernie Bradford
Joyce Cary
Gladys Carroll
Richard Carter
Brother Michael
Mary Stewart
Delphi
Helen Macinnes
Doctor Brinkley
Gerald Carson
Marjorie Boulton
U.S
U.S.,” Murray Benedict; “Voix du Siecle,” Mrs. Eunice Clark Smith
Jack Bell
Thomas A. Dooley
Lloyd Alexander
Eric Ambler
Indonesia
Mary Ellen Chase
Maine
Leibowitz
Walter Miller
Sir Charles P. Snow
Cambridge University
Notable Books Mentioned in Brief Historical Notices
A list highlights several titles and authors including a 1866 Fetterman massacre study, Theodore White's View From the Fortieth Floor on crisis in a publishing house, Paul Horgan's Distant Trumpet on 1880s Army life, Doctor Brinkley’s Rougish World, and James Donald Adams's Copey of Harvard detailing a famed educator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fetterman
Theodore White
Paul Horgan
Southwest
Doctor Brinkley
Copey
Harvard
James Donald Adams
Kennedy orders CIA review and foreign intelligence advisory board
President Kennedy calls a sweeping review of CIA and other foreign information activities and reactivates a foreign intelligence advisory board led by MIT’s James R. Killian Jr. The board’s mandate is to advise on objectives and conduct of U S foreign intelligence for national defense and security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Central Intelligence Agency
James R. Killian Jr
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
White House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Parking Tickets Now Mean Something
New York AP reports Eugene Dorit Heil aged 40 pleaded guilty in Traffic Court to ignoring 196 tickets. He accumulated 120 for parking in restricted areas 74 for overtime parking and one each for a red light and parking too close to a fire hydrant. Bail set at $5,000 with sentencing next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eugene Dorit Heil
Kansans vote on wage bill across party lines
The Missouri and Kansas delegations split along party lines as the compromise minimum wage bill passed the Senate and House. Missouri Democrats Symington and Long supported it while Republican Curtis and Hall opposed. Kansas Republicans Breeding and Carlson voted against. Schoeppel did not vote. Oklahoma Democrats Jarman and Steed supported. Belcher voted against.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Missouri
Kansas
Senate
House
Kennedy
Symington
Long
Curtis
Hall
Rep
Breeding
Sen
Carlson
R-Kan
Sen. Schoeppel
Oklahoma
Jarman and Steed
Belcher
Monroney
D-Okla
Kerr
Tonganoxie Mirror Changes Hands
Sale of the Tonganoxie Mirror from Jean M. Neibarger to Jere J. Neibarger, brothers, is announced effective June 1. Jean M. Neibarger will become state printer July 1. Jere J. Neibarger is a former Cessna technical writer. both are sons of Walt Neibarger, secretary in Gov. Andersons office. The paper has remained in the same family for 35 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonganoxif
Kan
Tonganoxie Mirror
Jean M. Neibarger
Jere J. Neibarger
Brothers
Cessna Aircraft
Wichita
Walt Neibarger
John Anderson
Tonganoxie
Robert McCann Dies In Manila Hospital
American businessman Robert E. McCann who had been imprisoned in Red China for 10 years on espionage charges died today of cancer at Clark Air Force Base hospital near Manila. He was 60 and had just crossed into Hong Kong on a stretcher after release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Robert E. “Mc ‘Cann
Red China
McCann
Clark Air Force Base Hospital
Hong Kong
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dogpatch
Abba Kovner
Israel
Anton Schmidt
Kovner
Reyner
Ghet
State Medical Society
S. Central
Speas
Happy Tribune
Allen
Neosho
Wilson
Woodson Counties
Chanute Tribune
K.C. Hotel
the Tribune
J. Edward Hays
University of Kansas School of Medicine
Erie Clinic
E. C. Bryan
George Hyatt
Caney
Hyatt
John Gearhart
John Vitt
Chanute
Jim Droll
California
Wes Whitworth
James Pierce
Pamela
Parsons
Iola
Allen County
Earl Brooks
Walnut
Richard Jeffrey
Louis Staub
Bill Staub
Sylvan Grove
Charles Steinman
Bowles
Grand Prairie
Tex
Arthur Adams
Lyons
Kiwanis
Adams
Marion Showalter
Erie Group
Bill Yockey
North Walnut
Everett Bullock
Harold Larson
Elmer Clark
Carrington
Michael Straight
B&h
Toytown
JFK
CIA
Robert McCann
Philco
Philco Transistor
AAA
Philco-Bendix
Radio Biot
PHILC
Ecw Wee
Pioneer
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!